He is what Inaba dubs a “selfless freak,” someone who tries to satisfy the needs of others and aide them without heed for his own wants. Regardless, one of Kokoroco‘s main focuses is the subject of altruism, represented by the character of Taichi Yaegashi. Is it that desire forms the basis for our personality, which in turn constructs our identity? Or is it that instead our identity guides us into choosing what our wishes are? From here, we can think of this in several different perspectives. After all, what one desires is a huge part of one’s identity, and how they respond to said desires can be thought of to be their personality. What constitutes a person’s identity? Is it merely that the physical body itself determines and proves one’s existence to others, or is there something else that composes what exactly a person is? The body swapping gimmick establishes these essential questions, but the new gimmick of unleashed desires in the most recent episodes continues to posit a new-found relationship with these questions. The first five episodes delighted the show in dabbling with the themes of identity and personality. Now forced to become closer than ever, they soon discover each other's hidden secrets and emotional scars, which could end up tearing the StuCS and their friendship apart.As of now, Kokoro Connect is clearly developing into a show that masterfully balances unabashed comedy with insightful drama.
As this supernatural phenomenon continues to occur randomly amongst the five friends, they begin to realize that it is not just fun and games. One day, Aoki and Yui experience a strange incident when, without warning, they switch bodies for a short period of time. The club consists of: Taichi Yaegashi, a hardcore wrestling fan Iori Nagase, an indecisive optimist Himeko Inaba, a calm computer genius Yui Kiriyama, a petite karate practitioner and Yoshifumi Aoki, the class clown. Plot: When five students at Yamaboshi Academy realize that there are no clubs where they fit in, they band together to form the Student Cultural Society, or "StuCS" for short. The plan for now is to dub the first episode, that being said, depending on how it goes, we can potentially do more! I'm extremely excited for this project and I hope you all are too!
So much so that I'm compelled to bring these characters to life through our voices. Kokoro Connect had been and still is one of the shows that stuck with me ever since the first time I saw it.
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