Audience reviews
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Grimaldibong
This anime (so far) is the best SOL anime I've ever watched. I had the luxury of watching it when it came out, and I've loved it ever since. It makes me SOOO sad its not more popular, but i guess i can think of it as a private little treasure. There are other animes like "daily lives of high school boys" thats kind of similar to it, but no SOL anime has made me laugh more than this one. Yuzuko is my favorite, followed by Yui, then Yukari, but i love all of them so much it saddens me to be reminded they arent real :( (i really want to be a part of their data processing club)
Story:
another way to summarize the plot of this show is "giving three girls edibles and recording there conversations" and its INCREDIBLY FUNNY. "when you think about what water is, it's hard to want to swim in it" (s…
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Story 6/10
As a slice of life anime, there isn't that much focus on the story with every episode just being the man characters average daily life at school and their club meeting after school. By the way, none of the three girls know anything about data processing and they just spend their club meeting Googling random words.
What I liked about the story was it filled me with a lot of nostalgia from remembering when I was in high school and the pointless conversations me and my friends had like if Batman only fights crime at night, then wouldn't all the criminals catch on to that eventually and just commit crime during the day?
I think what would make the story better, however, would be if they shortened each episode to about 11 minutes in length because I often found myself checking th…
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Yuyushiki looks about as bland and cookie cutter as you can possibly get with CGDCT in a school life setting as you can imagine, but with some clever writing, some interesting characters, and short but abundant doses of GL and yuri manages to somehow retain originality.
Story: 5/10
The story follows three freshman in highschool and their conversations about various topics that can switch mid-sentence and often without any indication of where the conversation is heading through a slew of inside jokes and humor even the audience will feel left out on even though they just watched the formation of these jokes. It's interesting enough to keep watching as this leads the girls to join the data processing club where they waste time by googling different topics they feel like talking about.
A…
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This is honestly my most favorite anime of all time, but it is definitely far from a masterpiece, even though I love it to death, I genuinely cannot give it more than an 8 (and this is a really biased and generous score).
I found Yuyushiki through mountains of 音MADs that exist for this anime on Youtube and as a fan of Generic-4-koma-Slice-of-Life-with-3-to-4-Highschool-Girls anime/manga, I think this one's enjoyable to watch. The plot of the story (as if there is any) is just 3 girls in a club where they just ask weird questions, look up Wikipedia or just hanging out in or out of school.
For the main characters, we got Yuzuko Nonohara - smart girl with a funny personality, Yukari Hinata - rich and kind hearted airhead with a cute laugh, and Yui Ichi - the typical tsukkomi character (aka…
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Adorable pink hair idiot ✓
The shy Tsundere ✓
Rich airhead ✓
if I had a nickel... Ehh Hmm, That aside, Yuyushiki was exceptionally good despite the overused character types. I think my favorite thing about the show was the characters. Yuyushiki is full of common "archtypes" and have "typical" character personalities that are as stated before, overused. So I had a very difficult time at first, maybe around episodes 1-5 to get into the show because of this. That aside, what I found great about the characters was that it turned out to be one of those shows where despite their character types, the girls still managed to maintain their own unique individuality, along with being really cute no matter what they are doing. They are likable for the most part, annoying at times however the charact…
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I have made a video review of Yuyushiki, available here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y0KQY24homk
But for those of you not interested in watching the video, here's the text-version of my review:
At first glance, Yuyushiki seems to be about as standard as they come. There isn’t much of anything to the characters’ personalities outside of the basic Boke/Tsukomi slice-of-life relationship. And there’s nothing exciting or interesting about the setting, which really is just a highschool. But as I watched more, its unique traits began to shine through. Yuyushiki has a special sense of humor in the slice-of-life genre in that most of the jokes come right out of the dialogue between the characters. Most shows rely on putting their characters in bizarre situations or using an over-the-top anima…
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I was a bit curious about this one. When I jumped on board, the first thing I noticed was how similar it was to Lucky Star. But, BOY, did that QUICKLY change.
Right off the bat, the anime starts off awkwardly with the main protagonist, Yuzuko, being awestruck by a cat on a motorcycle. From there, the progression of weirdness slowly, but surely, finds its way to make you laugh your ass off right off the first episode.
The last anime I watched that was enjoyable right off the bat was Pani Poni Dash, so this anime ALMOST came close to perfect scores. But, upon further analysis, it still did not live up to the level of enjoyment I had from watching that anime. The weirdness is factored in very well, though. The characters make the anime so good that the setting almost does not matter, though…
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Occasionally entertaining dialogue between characters is a hallmark of slice of life series. In Yuyushiki's case, the series consists almost entirely of that. Compound it with the fact that characters are constantly either in/near school or in Yui's house, and you get a considerably static anime.
Even in Lucky Star, commonly criticized for having bland dialogue between characters, or in Joshiraku, which pokes fun at itself for being made into an anime although it's a dialogue-heavy series; there are numerous occasions where characters are shown in environments that differ from the usual school/house setting (shops, school trips, camping trips, city trips, other outings, the beach etc.). The change of environment both presents new dialogue material to the cast, and gives something to look…
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Boke and Tsukkomi: The Anime
It may not have many ROFL moments, but Yuyushiki gave me more sharp chuckles than any other anime I've seen. It kept a smile on my face through every episode. And the characters have that quality that makes you laugh just by looking at them. Not because they look funny, but because they have a certain quirky charm to them.
I've heard the show likened to a group of crackheads formulating ideas and laughing at theirselves, and I'd have to say that's pretty spot-on.
Of course, this is a slice-of-life, so don't expect much plot or any deeper meaning behind anything. Even the premise of the show -- about girls being in a data processing club -- is just barely touched upon. This anime is really about three goofy friends and their often nonsensical conversations. M…
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Hmmm... I'm not sure what should I think of this anime.
I stumbled upon Yuyushiki searching for something similar to my high school/SoL/comedy favorite, Azumanga Daioh. So I gave this a shot. And I watched the whole thing through. Does that mean I liked it? Well... let's say I did, but...
We have three high school friends: Yukari, Yuzuko and Yui. Yui is mature and rational (well, most of the time), but the other two are everything but that; they're silly, random and pretty weird. They talk about most random things, that sometimes lead to pretty banal conversations.
Okay, so what did I like about Yuyushiki? First, it's the cuteness of the girls, especially Yukari, who's my favorite. Then, it's their ability to make every conversation silly and funny. Even when they talk about dark themes…
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~Just kidding Just slipped out...~
Yuyushiki sat on my PTW list for a considerable amount of time.
Why?
Well i hate to judge a show by its cover, but when i'm looking for possible anime to watch: the cover, blurb and some words from strangers are all i generally have for investigating...
Yuyushiki is a prime example of an anime that can't be fully expressed by words. At a glance, many will be deterred from the relentlessly rehashed premise of "a bunch a schoolgirls being schoolgirls" - combine this with a cartoon-esque animation style and a vibrant colour scheme, and yeah, you've got pretty much every Slice of Life ever...
In terms of competition, Yuyushiki has to stand out above the rest with something unique, to really get credit where credit is due - and its because of this formula…
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A normal school life is a boring school life. But you will always have those friends who make it fun and interesting with occasionally going so far off the original conversation topic you don't even remember how it started or how it got so random. Regardless, it's a time you wont forget.
The story of Yuyushiki could not me more of a typical school slice of life story. Apart from the overly random pieces put throughout the anime, it could not be any more of a normal life story of the high school lives of the three main characters from the start of their first year until the start of their third year. Nothing major ever happens and the entire anime as its filled with that of what starts out as a normal conversation and always ends up getting out of hand, sometimes in ridiculously humor fill…
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what I like about Yuyushiki anime:
-Slice of Life - Comedy combo.
-good humor, very good humor.
-it's slice-of-life-ness is very good.
other aspects:
-Story (7/10): it's a slice of life! not much story, but that's how a slice of life should be!, if it has a deep story, I would lower it's score.
-Art (8/10): not bad, really, not bad...
-Sound (7/10): I can't say much since I don't pay attention to it's sound. well, they're not bad, if they are bad I should have noticed it, and if they are very good I should have noticed it too. at least, it's got a good opening song.
-Character (10/10): it's good, very good actually, but, that's not what makes this anime great.
-Enjoyment (10/10): well, I just enjoyed this anime very much.
what makes Yuyushiki a great anime is it's great humor, and also i…
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yuyushiki is really about making someone smile and laugh which is the true form of happiness,and the anime does a great job with that logic.,an anime with slice of life and comedy just like nichijou…the only difference is that yuyuhiki is a seinen anime and filled with more mature themes,so is this mature version of nichijou worth it..?
Content- As of now the anime only has 12 episodes,with a possible second season eventually,Yuyushiki is based off a manga that uses the 4-panel design of comics as seen in many other mangas of the same genre. speaking of genre this anime is more of a peaceful anime with little conflict at all,and at times its just a playful joke or the characters annoying each other.Yuyushiki is a slice of life,that not only takes place in school but outside as well,some…
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"potato"
At a glance this show appears to have a huge hole in its non-existent plot, and is just a group of three high school girls goofing off. BUT to continue to have this view is a mistake. This show (no doubt not being able to fulfil everyones needs) made me feel amazing.
It was such a pleasure to come back into the world of 'yuyushiki' and just goof off myself. I feel that a standard type of review (story, character, art, plot, etc) doesn't fit this series. It is obvious that the producers have thrown a curve ball into the anime world just to see what happens. And, in my opinion, they results are wonderful.
The three main characters: Hinata Yukari, Ichii Yui, and Nonohara Yuzuko will no doubt put a smile on your face.
Guaranteed.
What this shows lacks in actual plot devices and tec…
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Yuyushiki is a feel good show and a half. At the same time I really started to get into this I was listening to a ton of David Bowie when I thought up of a weird analogy: Yuyushiki is to Slice of Life what Scary Monsters is to David Bowie's 70's career. It's a perfect combination of all the best elements with a fresh execution put into a neat package. Granted, I put Scary Monsters as the greatest Bowie album of all time but I don't put Yuyushiki as the greatest Slice of Life of all time, and Slice of Life Anime is no David Bowie in itself.
... Where was I? Oh, yeah. Yuyushiki was just something I eagerly anticipated and enjoyed each and every week. It felt familiar. It felt like Azumanga Daioh, it felt like Lucky Star, it felt like Hidamari Sketch, it felt like K-ON! and it felt like Yuru…
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There's something inexplicable about Yuyushiki that makes it a difficult sell. Frankly, the premise of "three girls goofing off" is about as original as "three guys walk into a bar". Furthermore, a considerable number of the jokes are patently unfunny, and the characters will probably find themselves laughing more often than the audience will. On paper, Yuyushiki sounds like every other largely forgettable 4-koma slice of life adaptation out there. So what makes Yuyushiki stand out in a veritable sea of similarly themed shows? Quite a lot, actually.
To start, good character dynamics are paramount in these plotless slice of life shows, and in that respect, Yuyushiki delivers in spades. Yuzuko is a somewhat typical, perpetually ebullient character, and is often the instigator of Yuyushiki's…
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Clever, Humorous, and Random.
Those are the words that best describe Yuyushiki.
It doesnt have any story to follow at all, but the random events of 3 high school girls. Its funny to see all the different facial expressions that they show when they are paranoid, excited, or just plain lazy. Their laughing is contagious, and I laugh every time they Tehehehe... Because as they continue with their he-he-he's it goes up in pitch, and it ends as if it were a question.
Most of the jokes are hard to understand, but when they do something funny, its funny.
Art and sound were very good, because it was funny to watch and hear all the different stuff that went on.
Characters were funny, and random, and thats what made this very funny.
I enjoyed the hell out of it, because I would wait for the ne…
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Yuyushiki is like the main course for a comedy slice of fun. When you have breakfast, you're ready for the day. After lunch, you feel good and ready to tackle the afternoon. Then, there's the dinner as main course as Yuyushiki where it will complete your day with a good dose of laughter and fun. Indeed, the fun never stops with three adorable girls. This show only has less than 8000 people watching according to statistics at the time this review was completed. Let's try to raise that a bit higher, shall we?
The anime series is based off of a 4-panel manga written by Komata Mikami. The details for the show is rather simple. You see that promotional poster with those three adorable girls? Yup, Yuyushiki is what the series is all about – three girls who are members of the Data Processing Clu…
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As far as I'm concerned, don't watch Yuyushiki if you're going to take it seriously. That's not the point.
Everything is random, yet fun. Take this is as the main standpoint from watching it. Laugh at the humour of course, but don't treat it as something that's going to have a real story behind it. It doesn't. However this doesn't matter. It's meant to be relaxing to watch and if you're not going to see it this way, you're not going to enjoy it.
Everything can be commented on positively. Although it isn't amazing there is nothing I can fault. Everything is just right, and what the writers obviously set out seems to have been achieved in my opinion.
Yuyushiki is from start to finish, something you can enjoy without enormous expectations. There is nothing that makes it really stand out, b…
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