Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian: A Delightful Romantic Comedy with a Unique Twist
Imagine stumbling upon a gem of an anime where the twists of high school romance are as unpredictable as the Russian language itself. "Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian" is that show, a delightful rom-com that's as quirky as its title. The anime is a heartwarming adaptation of SunSunSun's light novel series, illustrated by Momoco, and it's been stealing the spotlight and the hearts of anime enthusiasts. The story unfolds in a typical Japanese high school, but there's nothing typical about Alya Mikhailovna Kujo, our half-Russian, half-Japanese protagonist. She's got this odd quirk—whenever she's caught off guard, her true feelings slip out in Russian, a language she assumes no one around her comprehends. Enter Masachika Kuze, an average Joe, except for one not-so-little detail: he's secretly fluent in Russian, thanks to his childhood years in Russia. Masachika's unassuming life takes a turn when he crosses paths with Alya. She's ...