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There's not much to say in this review that wasn't already said in the review of the previous season.
The only notable thing is the animation quality, which has improved compared to the previous season. Otherwise, I feel there haven't been any drastic changes. The level of jokes and humor remains the same. The characters don't show any apparent signs of change.
Basically, Yuru Yuri with more episodes. So if 12 episodes in the previous season weren't enough, here are 12 more. [PT-BR]
Não há muito o que falar nessa review que não tenha sido falado na review da temporada anterior
A única coisa notável é a qualidade da animação, na qual melhorou comparada a temporada anterior. O resto sinto que não houve mudanças drásticas. o nível das piadas e do humor continua o mesmo.…
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Much like the first season of yuru yuri, this season does not disappoint.
The characters you know and love from season 1 are back and doing the same bits. It's a lighthearted brand of comedy with a bit of yuri sprinkled in.
The comedy feels more refined and well tuned in this season, there were several episodes that got a chuckle out of me. The sense of humor in the writing for this show really resonates with me, it's well written and nonsensical.
The character development isn't massive but there is more exposition of the various characters throughout the season. It keeps every episode interesting since there's so many different likable characters given screen time.
The art and sound are both great.
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Second season of Yuru Yuri and still looking good. I mean what can you expect from an anime that has humor in every episode.
Story plot and art still around the same as the first season so I'll give both of them a 9 and 8 respectively. Sound also stays somewhat the same so an 8.
Now comes the interesting part. The characters. All of them have a distinct personality which makes all of them likable. However, I'd like to emphasize a few characters.
1. Toshinou Kyoko. The hyper girl in the anime who always does stupid things and makes everyone go crazy but hey as long as she makes things interesting anything goes i guess.
2. Akari. Wait who's she? I didn't realize that she was in the anime at all(just kidding). I must admit as much as I like to make fun of Akari with her lack of presence,…
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akariin~ Yuri Yuri is a really great Seinen x Slice of Life, even my buddies who are not really a fan of all girls anime completed season one with a lol. Yuri Yuri is one of the best example of animes that represents Timelessness because it doesn't gets old(watched in 2017) and can be watch in anytime,
There are only few changes from the Season 1, they've focus to the other characters such as Sakurako, Himawari and Akari's Onee-chan, also, there are some development to the relationship of the characters and to the story as well.
It's Light Yuri makes the character more interesting like Yui-chan and Ayano-chan. Also, the comedy of this anime is good, their gags are not forced and smooth as always.
All in all it was a great refreshing season 2 of Yuru Yuri that continued the legacy of sea…
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First things first. My "reviews" system is explained on a blog entry. Which can be found through my profile.
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The usual, cute lesbian girls hanging around the school. Doing their club activities, chatting and having fun. Although this season gave me less memorable effect. Found episodes somewhat boring or lacking the impact.
Art and expressions were superb as always. Music and OST was also quite nice. The cast remained the same, we got all the various stereotypes. Yui and Himawari remain my favorite.
But yeah, if you are looking for cute girls doing cute stuff anime with touch of lesbians, then be sure to check it out.
Read at the sourceAlexPaulLEWZ
"Chocchi macchi chuugakusei, getsuyou ichigen saenai kao shicha dame dame."
Good.
"Are yuru happy? Do yuru happy? aikotoba"
Better.
The second season of Yuru Yuri has once again ignited my feeling for excitement for this whole series. They say that "More is not always better and excessive is bad." Although true, this time, I can say that it isn't. Everything I expected, have been expecting and will expect are portrayed perfectly in this exciting second season.
Following the events of the first season, again, the story, or not-a-true-story-because-it-is-a-slice-of-life centers around the main characters Akari, Yui, Kyouko and Chinatsu, along with the supporting characters Ayano, Chitose, Chizuru, Sakurako, Himawari, Nishigaki-sensei, Matsumoto and others who are again, in an all-girls…
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More "cute lesbian girls doing cute things" kind of show. How great.....and I'm not being sarcastic.
[Story]: (7/10)
This is the 2nd season of Yuru Yuri.
If you're watching or have watched the 2nd season then that means you enjoyed the first season of Yuru Yuri or you're just here to see if it gets better. The 2nd season is nothing new. It's the same old "cute girls doing cute things" element and there are still no lesbian relationship which shouldn't be a surprise at this point.
The comedy seems to be a bit better though because I laughed way more in this season than the first season. There are a few new jokes brought on the table like the magical girl "Mirakurun" but for the most part, it's the same old jokes but somehow better. For me, at least.
Goddammit, Yuru Yuri..I want my t…
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To be honest, I struggle with the idea of reviewing second seasons, especially for slice of life. I'm gonna try to keep this brief.
Story: 9
The story hasn't changed. Four girls who take over the abandoned Tea Club for their own amusement. They're still in middle school- more importantly, they're still in the same year of middle school. This isn't addressed until late in the series. While this anime is literally just more of the first season, around the end of the series things start to get strange. The second-year students still seem to be second years, there are some odd moments of deja vu, and for some reason they bring back a wooden sword.. even though they already brought back a wooden sword? This show pulls something similar to Non Non Biyori Repeat, in the way that it just shows di…
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I have not read the manga.
Season 2 does everything that season 1 did. But it manages to do it better. The scenarios get more absurd. The magical realism is more intense. The Yuri jokes are just as funny, but this time they don't overstay their welcome like in Season 1 (Chitose I'm talking to you). The pacing in this season is more consistent and just makes sense. When the girls revisit the same places, I was pleasantly surprised how they managed to keep it entertaining. The girls' personalities compliment each other so well that there's rarely a dull moment. Some of the um..more questionable characters could turn viewers off, but I see them as an extension of absurdism and shock value.
After finishing Episode 10 I was thoroughly enjoying this anime. But then I watched Episode 11.
Epis…
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Oh Season 2, How I enjoy the puns and puns and puns and mimicrys and mimicrys everywhere. Such a fantastic season filled with more cuteness. Let's get to the review. With that said Hajimaru Yo (始まるよ)!!!
JAPANESE LEARNERS (2/5 Easy to Understand)
Once again, I found this anime easy to understand without subtitles. If you are at the intermediate/advanced level, then this anime should present no problem if you watch it without English subtitles. The grammar and vocabulary spoken is mostly at the basic level. There will be some times where advanced grammar will be used. If you are at the beginner level, this anime will be an excellent learning tool to use.
STORY
Despite there being no actual story plot in the anime, that doesn't stop it from achieving many plot elements in each episode. Th…
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I'm just going to guess you have seen the first season of Yuru Yuri. This season... is just as good maybe better!
Story 9/10: It's the same old same old, the same cute girls who all have crushes on each other doing the same cute things. No suprise, it still works and it's still hilarious!
Art 9/10: Art is still the same cute moe style, and it's still cute as hell!
Sound 9/10: While in this OP is still delightful it's not as good as season one's IMO. Still it's wonderful!
Character 10/10: Just when you thought these girls couldn't get anymore lovable, they get even more lovable! The jokes revolving around them are still hilarious, there relationships with each other are still hilarious and/or cute.
Enjoyment 10/10: If you enjoyed season one immensely (like me), then season two will of…
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Well the story is not of the essence of other anime, that is probably NOT the reason why you chose to watch YuruYuri. Oh, this review may contain light spoilers. Read with caution.
In my prior review regarding the first season, I mostly mentioned that this anime aimed to be a comedy. But, in this season...
It is still a comedy. Albeit, MUCH better. Character development was of the essence in this season as we further realize that Akane actually deeply cares about Akari, and is only obsessed in that she loves having a little sister; nothing sexual at all that was implied right off the first episode that had that hilarious scene with Kyōko.
(SPOILER BEGIN)
She even willingly believes and helps her in a (later found out to be fictional) time traveling situation (though I believed it becau…
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It's been quite a while since I reviewed the first series of Yuru Yuri, the anime from Doga Kobo inc, based on the manga by Naromi. Overall, I liked the first series and thought the humour did mostly work pretty well. So, does the second series improve, is it a step down or is it roughly the same as the first?
Story:
The setup remains the same as the first series, a group of zany lesbian schoolgirls go through their everyday lives while being generally quirky and humour happens as a consequence. The humour is much the same as it was in the first series, the comedy is derived largely from the characters, their strangeness and their interaction. The old running gags are still present, albeit downplayed a bit when compared to the first series. Namori seems to be trying to focus more on ot…
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Yuru Yuri ♪♪ is an amazing anime which all anime studios need to take notes from. It's about the normal lives of schoolgirls trying to enjoy themselves in their tea-club. Each character has her own personality and her own unique traits, which helps enhances the series as it goes on. Yuru Yuri generally does not have a story, it only shows us episodes of lesbian (yuri) girls who are not fully aware of their sexual affiliation, which is the core of the comedy aspect in this, almost, rom-com.
Characters:
The clumsy, ignored, and plain Akari. She's the absolutely normal girl every shoujo has, albeit a little clumsy and awkward. Her lack of presence is the cause of her distress.
The selfish, easygoing, and perverted Kyoko. She's a famous mangaka, and her class' highest scorer even though she'…
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Ever since K-on's inception, the creation of Moe genred anime has exponentially increased, to the point that practically in every season of anime, we get at least 1 moe themed show. Yuru Yuri's season two, is absolutely no exception to the rule.
Story (6.05/10): If you're not familiar with the show, basically, Yuru Yuri ♪♪ is about the lives of four middle school girls named Kyouko, Yui, Chinatsu, and Akari as they go through school and enjoy life as the amusement club created by our very own star of the show, Toshino Kyouko. (No one should tell you otherwise that the main character role is her and her alone.)
Now, does this plot sound very familiar? Practically every moe show involving 4 or so girls as the main characters have this sort of idea. To put it bluntly, there's nothing reall…
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The second season of this show really out shines the first. Yuru Yuri just might be the cutest anime you will ever watch. The art of the show is cute, the characters are cute, the stories are cute, but most important of all the personalities of the characters are cute.
Each episode is light-hearted, fun feel and pretty self contained. Sometimes references to material from earlier episodes are made, but these are almost always accompanied by flashbacks. Although the stories of each of these episodes might not be extremely interesting, the characters of the show make everything super enjoyable and entertaining. Some of the episodes are pretty mundane by design, like missing the train to go swimming on a hot summer day; however, the show's charm can even make something like this, as boring…
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Honestly, it breaks my heart to give this show a 6. I loved season one, but this one felt a bit disappointing. The jokes felt very...insubstantial. There were a few good "hahaha, her hair ate it" moments but other than that it's not very funny.
The characters are awesome, but I gave "Character" a 7 because no new characters were introduced, and no existing characters were developed further. This lead to the writers not having very many jokes that weren't already made in the first season.
My final gripe about this is that there was an episode that attempted to be serious and emotional. Why on earth would anybody do that in an anime that is supposed to be almost entirely comedy? I'm not talking about a 5-minute segment, either; there was literally a whole episode that was rarely light-hear…
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+ This show made me understand the true meaning of moe
+ The art is absolutely adorable
+ Every character is so funny
+ This really made me lauch
+ Despite of cute outlook, the humour is sometimes kind of crrepy, in a good way though ;)
+ Fun inside jokes
- The 2nd season contains lots of jokes from the 1st season, so if you haven't watched that first you may not fully understand the jokes.
- Season 3 hasn't been announced jet.
And there isn't actual yuri that much, so if you aren't that into lesbians I can still recommend this. But if you're a homophobic don't spend you time watching this and writing hate -comments
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This anime is great when you want to relax, and just have a good laugh with no main storyline.
Season 2 is way better than season 1 in so many ways. I will miss this anime, when i come home from school on mondays :/
Yuru Yuri S2 follows where S1 left. You follow Akari, Yui, Kyouko and Chinatsu once again in the Amuement club. You get even more nosebleed from Chitose, and more romance between Kyouko and Ayano.
One of the things i liked most about S2, is you get to see Akari's sister, Akane Akaza a lot more. And she's one hell of a stalker.
If you want an anime where you sit back and close your mind, this is the anime for you.
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- Updated after completing the anime.
Yuru Yuri is a light-hearted and pleasant to watch slice-of-life filled with moe and comedy. Like the anime's very name makes it obvious, this anime also "kinda" foccuses on the relationships between the characters, which are all girls (and thus, "yuri"). It isn't anything as serious as you would see in other romance-orientated shoujo-ai anime like Strawberry Panic, but it isn't used for ecchi fanservice either, like you could see in Queen's Blade or many anime similar to it.
The "yuriness" in Yuru Yuri is meant for moe, cuteness, and comedy purposes, and I've got to say, it works very well. This said, I reckon that even people who would feel disgusted by seeing such relationships (GirlxGirl) should be, in theory, able to watch Yuru Yuri.
It's 2nd s…
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