You and Me

You and Me tracks a small, evolving circle of teens who have grown up side by side and keep greeting each other with the same easy rhythm they had as kids. The group centers on Asaba Yuuta and Yuuki, identical in looks, Matsuoka Shun who reads as sensitive and a touch effeminate, and Kaname Tsukahara, the natural leader of the class. A half Japanese transfer student, Tachibana Chizuru, joins and shifts the balance. What unfolds is a gently funny, sometimes tender look at adolescence, where friendships bend and resilience shows up in ordinary days. Shun's quiet sensitivity often becomes the lens through which the group processes small conflicts, teasing and misunderstandings, and the occasional serious moment that surfaces without warning.

Production details such as the director and source material aren’t listed in the provided data. The 2011 series features voice talent including Toshiyuki Toyonaga, Saki Nakajima, Miyu Irino, Yuki Ono, and Ryohei Kimura.

Reception is mixed, showing a modest following rather than a broad breakout. The show centers on friendship amid everyday pressures, balancing humor with moments of sincerity. Core themes include belonging, self discovery, and how long standing bonds adapt when new members enter the circle, changing dynamics and challenging old habits.

Given the limited footprint, cultural impact is modest at best. There are few iconic lines or scenes widely cited, and discussion tends to stay within fan communities rather than spurring broader media conversation.