Seriously, 'Project S' always brings us something else ;-))

This time it's about two friends, probably since childhood as they seem really close (eating from each other's plate and everything). One of them is a boy, and one of them is a girl, nicknamed Bow.

The instant she sees an attractive boy nicknamed Arrow, the happy-go-lucky Bow says it's a sign they should be a couple and starts following him around. Therefore she follows him to his archery club, where she signs in, joined by her friend, who's there just to keep her company. Ironically enough, he really starts improving his shooting, while with Bow it's painfully obvious she's just there on a boy hunt and not really interested in the sport. Whenever someone there is trying to mentor her (sometimes for long hours) she keeps smiling wider and wider smile, trying to be all polite about it. Then it's revealed one of the girls in the club is Arrow's girlfriend, so at point it looks like Bow is going to give up on archery. But then Arrow and the other girl split up and in a depressed moment Arrow asks the cheerful Bow to be his new gf. Bow is all gleeful. Her childhood friend, not so much.

At that point, the club enters a competition and his performance drops, while Bow's rises up, again ironically as she's in her blissful mood and not caring. Therefore, she doesn't suffer any stage fright. But she goes and tries to cheer her friend up, give him courage. The way she does that is immensely cute and she seems true in doing it more than anything else.

Actually, all the other relationships portrayed here are kinda mellow, in compare to their friendship. So there's no mistake which love story (isn't friendship the most beautiful love form?) this is really about...

Note: The opening credits song is the same for all Project S stories, only different renditions. (Each of them awesome, btw.:)

Thank You note: My respect goes to 'Project S' creators who decided to bring something OTHER than mushy romance or silly horror into youth audience television, PLUS make it an entertaining watch. Though this one is not the best of the 4 stories (for me that's still 'SPIKE!', and nobody needed to be in love or mentally ill in it) it is the only one I wrote review on, so I had to mention it here;-)