Itsuka Tenma no Kuro Usagi: Kokoro Utsuri no Toukoubi - School Attendance Day

Introduction

Episode bundled with the ninth volume of the Itsuka Tenma no Kuro Usagi novel. Includes Mirai's chibi-style dream, body-swapping and a crossover with Densetsu no Yuusha no Densetsu.

Audience ratings

MyAnimeList / Tenrai : 6.85/10 · 10044

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Audience reviews

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Nasty001

Ok, so I've just finish watching this OVA of the original anime "Itsuka Tenma no Kuro Usagi" and I must say that it is really funny, as usual the genre of its original anime doesn't apply anymore, the only genre that were maintained for this OVA are school, magic and a little bit of romance. The comedy is the main genre of this anime since it is all about Mirai's misadventures and the chaos she has sowed via soul transfer co'z she has mistaken the bottle filled with green stuff which she has for something good to drink. So for the story I'll give it a "Good" number 7, the art, since it is still the same as the ones used from the original anime a "Mediocre" number 5 will do- as usual on my part, the sound, hummmmmm, since there is a new ending theme played I'll give it a "Good" number 7.…

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N41X

The trend of crossover anime seems to be a hot topic this year since many famous shows took it up on themselves to share their screen time with their maybe a bit less known or popular counterparts or rivals in the vast sea of anime. Some good examples would be Toriko and One Piece or Gintama and Sket Dance crossovers, witch were both in my honest opinion very good and gave both starring shows enough room to distinguish themselves. However the Itsu-Ten and DenYuuDen crossover seems a bit, well, lacking in comparison to the previous shows. How ? Let´s see here: Story: 7 Well the story of a one episode OVA isn´t really what most people come looking for, but never the less, it is there, or at least in a way. Most of the OVA concentrates on a familiar concept of body-switching, which ultimatel…