[ SECRET POST #6630 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6630 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

The teacher gives Rika, the 10yo, a ring and tells her that he hopes one day it will be a wedding ring.

This only happens in the manga. The anime didn't go so far as a teacher getting engaged to a child.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah there was only some implied girl-has-crush-on-teacher, which is... y'know, more normal as long as the teacher doesn't act on it. Like an adult is supposed to.

I don't remember the anime enough to know if there was any hinted reciprocation.

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT. My vague recollection is that he never really reciprocated in the anime. He was just a nice teacher, so he'd smile when she'd smile at him but it was mostly just her with her silly crush. If there was anything more, I don't remember!

I do recall that the cardcaptors adaptation tried turning Rika's crush into fear of him and that was a Weird Take on it. The crush by itself was pretty wholesome and age appropriate, from her part. It was just his manga reciprocation that was creepy and weird.

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I think the weirdest the anime got was the teacher giving her a pin as a gift because he thought it looked like something she'd like (which turned out to be a card that possessed her, but he didn't know that). Nowadays that is definitely known as inappropriate for a teacher to do even if it's just meant in a friendly way, because it shows favoritism and could be taken the wrong way, but when the anime was made that wasn't really in the public consciousness, so it was probably meant show the teacher is a nice person who pays attention to his students' interests.