Audience reviews
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Well, another season.
If you're wondering what's different about this one compared to the others, the answer might disappoint you. Nothing, I can't see anything different in this season. Animation, jokes, characters, conflicts, events, everything follows the same model as the previous seasons. However, Yuru Yuri isn't an anime meant to innovate or be the best in its genre. Yuru Yuri is an anime meant to be a slice-of-life about cute girls with a comedic tone, and in that it succeeds.
After watching the first and second seasons, 24 episodes in total, why not 12 more? [PT-BR]
Bom, mais uma temporada
Se você está se perguntando o que tem de diferente nessa que não tem nas outras, a resposta pode te decepcionar. Nada, não consigo ver nada de diferente nessa temporada. Ani…
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And so the series is finished. If you don't count the 10th anniversary OVA, and some chibi episodes, anyway. I gotta say that I enjoyed every minute, I came here for the moe and that's what I got. It didn't really feel like a conclusion to be honest. Usually the way you end a CGDCT series is by having them graduate or something. At the end of this I'm pretty sure they're all still in high school, or middle school? I don't remember which it's supposed to be. Kids in anime never look or act their age. It probably says somewhere in a synopsis but I'm too lazy to take the 5 seconds to go look.
No ships set sail, but Ayano x Kyouko got pretty close this season. She went from not being invited to comiket a second time to actually having a real movie date. They're cute together, and while my dut…
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I'll be going over the entire series as a whole.
Honestly, there's not a lot of Shoujo ai shows that are good, especially not comedy. At least in my experiences, that's the case. Yuru Yuri, while it does not execute anything on a particularly high level, it plays off the shoujo ai genre to its advantage to make it more appealing and unique compared to say, their "orthodox" slice of life comedy counterparts.
What gets turned from a token perverted character in love that gets swatted away by whatever female that he is attracted to in a slapstick fashion actually become something a bit more than their archetype, and of course, I'm talking about Chinatsu. While annoying in how her most redeeming trait is still her liking Yui, the fact that their relationship is still more of that of intimate f…
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Finally, my third review for the third season for the anime I found to be truly interesting in its entirety. As usual, I start my article with a praise pertaining to the series as it is truly praiseworthy as well as great overall.
There is a saying that goes like: "Do not take in more than what you can chew."
Who cares? The anime is so great that I can't stop watching it. Every time my cellphone (I watch using my phone) discharges, I try my best to suppress my disappointment. Why did they even make cellphones have limited energy, by the way? (An everlasting power source is impossible. Wait for another million years.) Everything I assumed that was going to be there was there, and even if it is pure CGSCT, it doesn't disappoint.
Following the events of the first season, then the second se…
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To review all three Yuru Yuri into one, I will have to say I didn't expect to go into this anime to fall in love with it. I just originally planned to watch season 1 and next thing I know I'm binging all three season.
Each one has it's own uniqueness to them. Season 1 is more of just running gags that works. And 2 is personally my favorite, I think it was the funniest one. 3 is probably the most sweetest one and the least funny out of the three, which isn't a bad thing at all. Since you get a little different taste when dealing with each season individually.
Yuru Yuri is just such a joy to have. Simple, cute, fun, and sweet.
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To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand Yuru Yuri. The humour is extremely subtle, and without a solid grasp of Japanese culture most of the jokes will go over a typical viewer's head. There's also Akari's nihilistic outlook, which is deftly woven into her characterisation- her personal philosophy draws heavily from Narodnaya Volya literature, for instance. The fans understand this stuff; they have the intellectual capacity to truly appreciate the depths of these jokes, to realise that they're not just funny- they say something deep about LIFE. As a consequence people who dislike Yuru Yuri truly ARE idiots- of course they wouldn't appreciate, for instance, the humour in Akari's existential catchphrase "AKARIIIIIIIIN," which itself is a cryptic reference to Turgenev's Russ…
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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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I think first main thing I would like to mention about this season, is that, this time it felt more of slice-of-life than a slapstick comedy. Whilst first season I enjoyed for its erratic comedy, this one I enjoyed more of its cute and laid back attitude.
Story is pretty much with same concept. Kyouko and her team chills around with her friends, doing club activities and having lesbian fantasizes. But as mentioned before this one was more of a slice-of-life as it had quite some "drama and romance bait" and less erratic comedy. SO in that aspect, comedy-wise its worse, but the polished feel of cute girls doing cute stuff in a slice-of-life genre. It's better.
I did really e…
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This is the best SOL comedy anime. There are yuri tease moments(sorry, most of the anime is yuritease moments) and unique characters. Every episode is extremely unique, but most past episodes are never mentioned. Also, somthing YRYR has going for it is the fact that the characters are all in middle school, which I have never seen in other romance animes. This is great if you want to have a good laugh, and in my opinion I would rate it #1 on MAL. The only thing it needs is better music, and what the devs need to do is make this series have about 5 seasons, to not give people Post-Anime Depression for a while.
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(this is my first review, and as a heads up, i'm not a big fan of huge fleshed out reviews. I just want to write a simple summary of what i thought and why i think it's worth my time writing up my feelings about this show)
so i finally finished watching Yuru Yuri San Hai and wow..
very different than the the first two seasons..
and now that i know it's because it's made from a different studio, that makes much more sense.
(this new studio also made the OVA's, which really surprised me since i didn't enjoy the OVA's half as much as i enjoyed S3)
imo, S3 is my favorite type of Yuru Yuri.
but more so as a great complement to the first two seasons rather than seeing it as a superior version.
A gift to the fans, but with fan service turned to 11.
In the first two seasons did you feel there w…
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After watching the first two seasons of Yuru Yuri, I was really excited about the third one, and watched it as soon as I finished the second season. The problem turned out to be the show took a very different route, and failed in its purpose.
So the first season established some funny inside jokes and good character description, so it made the show funny and cute, which are a very good combo. The second season continued the things that made the first season a success, but added some relationships to promote the yuri aspect of it, making it all the better. We see relationships form, and progress throughout the season.
However, the third season breaks this trend - it is decided that all the inside jokes should stop, and change the pace of the season completely separate to the first two, ma…
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Namori's Yuru Yuri has had two fairly strong series from Dogakobo. My biggest issue with the second was the overuse of Akane and her single unfunny joke. From early October to late December of last year, there was a third series, this one from TYO Animations. Yuru Yuri San Hai. Does the studio transition work to the series' favour?
Story:
Like the other two series, San Hai doesn't have much in terms of a narrative. A group of junior high girls go about their everyday lives having quirky, and highly Sapphic, fun. It's primarily a comedic work so the question we have to ask is how well does the comedy fare in this one?
My biggest issue is with Akane, again. We get it, she has incestuous feelings for her little sister. It's really not funny. It was funny the first time when you used it for…
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Yuru Yuri San Hai is the third season of the Yuru Yuri anime.
To be completely honest, I started the Yuru Yuri anime after the third season started airing so I was able to watch all the episodes in connection with one another. When I had reached San Hai, about 4-5 episodes have already aired. I immediately noticed how different the season is compared to the others.
The art style was actually very similar to the other seasons and if I didn't know better that a different studio handled it, I would think the style was the same. If I were to say which art style I prefer it would probably be the third season because the characters look more detailed and mature. Though this also contributed to 'normalizing' the show as well. The backgrounds were pretty nice too and I've noticed some big chang…
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I think this review is completely biased by my opinion. Blast it, who cares? I love this show, and if you don't agree then that's perfectly okay. But this show really stands out as the best of Yuru Yuri so far, and if you're watching this show because you enjoyed the last two seasons, then I hope you can see what I mean.
Story: 10
The story STILL hasn't changed. In fact, it has changed so little from the first season, the synopsis of Yuru Yuri San☆Hai! is LITERALLY "Third season of Yuru Yuri." So, what makes this story outstanding in my eyes?
First of all, it's simple. Even for slice-of-life genres, it is simple. Four girls who use an abandoned club room to hang out. It's totally against the rules, but the student council has a peace treaty with them.
What else? Obviously it would be unfa…
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I had my doubts when I heard that a new studio was going to take over the series. I thought that the new season will not be capable of living up to Season 2 because of the new studio. Well, it’s safe to say that Season 3 is just as equally great as Season 2.
[Story]: (8/10)
This is the 3rd Season of Yuru Yuri and is being created by a new studio called "TYO Animation".
If you've watched the previous seasons of Yuru Yuri then you should have noticed that the 3rd Season is a wee bit different than the 2nd Season. It's more calmer now..Calmer is probably not the word I'm looking for but this is the best word that I could say about the show. The first 2 seasons were way energetic than the 3rd Season. However, I am enjoying the 3rd Season as much as the 2nd season and here are my reasons w…
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Yuru Yuri is back for its third season, and with it has come a change in studio. As we know, it is not common for a series to receive more than one to two seasons unless it is highly successful in Japan. There is a clear understanding that studios behind multi-season anime have lofty standards to fulfill. This expectation now falls on TYO Animations as it produces one of the most beloved shoujo ai. So far, the studio understands what it has to accomplish as OVAs Yuru Yuri Nachuyachumi! and Yuru Yuri Nachuyachumi!+ have been received well.
The story of Yuru Yuri San Hai is expected for its shoujo ai and slice-of-life genres. There is not anything particularly revolutionary, however, there is nothing wrong with this whatsoever. It follows a formula which continues to work and does not need…
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The Yuru Yuri series is by far one of the more popular and well-known Shoujo Ai series to exist in Japanese media. Taking the simple concept of a high school comedy and mixing in its own unique characters, the series as a whole has become well known in the anime community. But with it's third season, a lot of that luster seems to have faded over time, and with TYO Animation taking the reins this time in production instead of Doga Kobo leading to some...unexpected results.
Story: The story of Yuru Yuri still maintains the same general plotline, featuring out four main girls, Kyouko, Yui, Akari, and Chinatsu spending time in their signature clubhouse as the Amusement Club, spending more time together with all of the other characters in the series and generally creating a lot of wackiness an…
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Akarinnn~! Haii~ Yuru Yuri, haji mare yo!! [mind the spelling]
Well, with Fall/Autumn season coming to an end and moving on to winter season, of course most of the Fall/Autumn Anime series will conclude with 12 episode or continue till Winter season is over. Unfortunately, Yuru Yuri is not one of them as they only had 12 episodes. But I’m grateful that Yuru Yuri were given a green light to be animated for a 3rd season despite different studios being handled. Without further a due, let me give my thoughts and impressions as well as trying to keep the spoilers to its minimum level.
After watching Yuru Yuri Nachuyachumi and its specials which is the Yuru Yuri Nachuyachumi PLUS. I put a lot of trust for this studio to handle well for the third season, well after watching twelve whole episode…
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The Yuru Yuri franchise is what I have always considered to be my all-time favorite slice of life comedy. Kyouko's crazy antics, Akari's lack of presence, Chinatsu's magic hair and all the yuri elements that come along with it... all-in-all it's just too good. Now as much as I'd like to say that you should already know exactly what to expect from San Hai based on the previous seasons... that's actually not entirely true. You see unlike the first two seasons that were adapted by Doga Kobo, San Hai (as well as the Nachuyachumi OVAs) are produced by a less known company called TYO Animations; most famous for previous works such as B Gata H Kei, Squid Girl, Plastic Nee-san and the majority of Tamayura. This new studio brings with it some notable changes to the third season compared to the firs…
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