Talk:Banri Tada/@comment-198.58.154.223-20200114043558/@comment-45218524-20200403061836

I agreed with your comment up until the word "believable" came into it.

I'm sorry, but this is an anime. Believaility has nothing to do with it.

I do agree though, it's a horribly unbelievable premise. Maybe he was already accepted by the time he lost his memories? He often says things like, "... and somehow, I ended up in college." This may imply that he was told, "You were accepted to law school. You really wanted to go," or something along those lines, and just ended up going to law school.

Edit: So, I'm watching the anime as I write this, and I just saw that he decided, after two months in the hospital, to study to go to college. If he specifically studied for law school, and excluded studying things that didn't matter, I think he could probably learn enough to get into law school in 10 months. No, I haven't studied law, but I know someone who teaches sutdents trying to get into law school, and they've told me about it a bit. Though, all my information is secondhand, so I don't really know. At least it's not as unbelievable as - oh, which one of the dozens of anime that are all in the fantasy genre should I pick.... Problem Children are Coming from Another World, Aren't They? (English, because that's the language I speak.)