AniWorthTesagure! Bukatsumono
Introduction
Now that she has entered high school, Koharu Tanaka begins searching for a club to join. But the last thing she expects is to be roped into the activities of the so-called "Groping Club." Despite its name, the club is surprisingly ordinary—their goal is to "grope" for new ideas, and new types of clubs and club activities that they could engage with, even if the end result is often outlandish. While the months go by, and different ideas are entertained, Koharu stumbles upon the most important thing clubs can provide—lifelong friendship.
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Audience ratings
MyAnimeList / Tenrai : 6.68/10 · 3055
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Audience reviews
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A_Wizard
Once upon a time, if you had come up to me and said that a bunch of Japanese guys made an “anime” entirely using MikuMikuDance starring a bunch of popular female voice actresses pretending to be high school girls who are pretending to be in a non-existent after-school club but are really just doing comedy routines from Japanese variety shows and you told me that this was actually genuinely funny you would have elicited from me an incredulous guffaw followed, perhaps, by a slap on the shoulder and a hearty “come off it, mate.” But, no, Tesagure is that show and incredulous me would have dined on crow.
So, what is Tesagure? Like I said: it’s basically a Japanese variety show masquerading as an episodic, slice-of-life anime. The masquerade is paper thin, of course, and the show indulges oft…
Read at the sourceMochaCookies
It's a little surprising that one of the most meta and self aware shows in the anime industry could be one that isn't even conventionally animated. Tesagure! Bukatsumono is, at first glance, a horribly CG animated moe slice of life show, otaku-targeted, made simply for the sake of money. Never mind that it has surprisingly high sales for such a low budget production (its second season is currently outselling Kill la Kill); sales only indicate popularity, which never means much about quality anyway.
Or does it? If you look past the CG animation and watch through the first episode, you will discover right away that this is a series filled to brim with anime trope parodies. Its OP sequence goes through, with almost methodical precision, every cut you can expect to see in an anime opening, wh…
Read at the sourceLionMask
"Oh no, another CG monstrosity that shames the essence of anime.", is more or less what I thought when came upon Tesagure! Bukatsumono. Why? I don't know, maybe the crude novelty of it all and the delicate standards being broken put me in shock. But from death came life and that's what this anime is.
Tesagure! Bukatsumono is a very meta piece. It shows you the cliches and tropes prevalent in many anime and manga while playing with new(新しい yes, you will hear this a lot) and interesting and lewd and gay and sometimes violent ways things like cute girls falling from the sky, or cute girl running to school bread on mouth, or maybe guys who keep shouting while playing sports, could be different from the norm.
So if you like panic attacks, sliding, bad puns and strange imaginations of Japane…
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