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Yeah I know what you mean. I started reading this long before the anime was announced and I can firmly sat that it is definitely more fast pace than the original story. But I think it's paced faster to fit as much story into a season as possible, normally series based on these Mangas are about 10-12 episodes in a season. The producers are probably trying to make sure and include key points in romance and growth without to many episodes on it.
Hope this helped :)
I guess we could think of it like that, Thanks for sharing:>
Is there anyone who came from here after watching the anime version (ep. 1)? Because i did, and in my opinion, the anime version is a bit...inaccurate. Like from my perspective, when they were still kids, Duke grew an interest in Ali but kept a distance and as they became older, there were more interactions between them; however, in the anime, Duke was not upstairs and in a distance and he had already patted her head, which emphasizes that he had already started developing feelings for her (romantically and not just a "oh, she's interesting," but like, "I'm going to make you fall for me," which should be developed with time as they become older). So the anime felt like it skipped some things and simply put, it felt like an event that's supposed to happen in the future occurred earlier than it's expected date.
This is my opinion so please don't take this to the heart and I am not saying that I'm ungrateful for the producer of the anime. I am very happy about the anime but it just felt a bit...inaccurate (rushed maybe?).I would like to know what you all think of it too.