Introduction
Maeda has just moved into his new apartment to live by himself. While unpacking, a cute middle school student named Chie Satonaka suddenly appears in his room. She introduces herself as his new landlord, which pleasantly surprises him as he has never seen a landlord so young. His excitement is boosted further when the gorgeous Reiko Shirai, who lives directly next to him, also introduces herself as his new neighbor.
Ooyasan wa Shishunki! follows the everyday lives of Maeda and his newfound acquaintances, where each day presents itself as an opportunity for new events to unfold and new bonds to be forged.
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Audience reviews
7 · Sample from the first available page, separate from the total number of ratings.
SgtSalamander
Ooya-san wa Shishunki, or, Landlord is in Puberty!, despite taking place in the same world as the related anime Komori-san Can't Decline!, lacks a lot of the cohesiveness and overall potential that Komori-san has throughout. The core difference here is that Komori-san knew what it wanted to be from the very start, and in a format where you only get a few minutes per episode, that kind of clearheaded decisiveness about your premise is absolutely essential. Indeed, it is this essential quality that this anime lacks in particular. While Komori-san is a fun story about friendship and fitting in despite your differences (with only mild fanservice), Landlord is in Puberty! is completely unable to make that choice. Is it a cute story about found family, where the middle-school landlady Chie finds…
Read at the sourceAzureRikkai
Two minutes seems far too little for an anime series, but I guess it's a good choice if you're short on time... The adults seem far too interested in Chie, it's kinda weird, in my opinion. I won't lie, she IS cute, but they just take it too far. It also feels like they talk faster than normal in order to fit into the two minute slot, like the speech is sped up. It gave me a chipmunk vibe, if I'm honest. The story itself wasn't really all that entertaining for me, but it wasn't unbearable, either. I say watch this if you have nothing better to do.
Read at the sourceParaturtle
Snowed 2 feet compacted into 1, muscles are aching from shoveling and about 1.5 shots into a glass of Ketel One. Bear with me on this review.
Story:
LOL I've had this tab open for the longest time and I didn't even realize I haven't typed a THING! JEez, not good. Maybe if I drink a little more I'll stay focused. Give me a second........... Alright, I actually sorta kinda likes this anime. There was something about the premise that made it fun but there were cracks in the facade of 'quality' that showed themselves real early.
This came in with jokes of hebephilia where the adult male character finds himself making jokes about his attraction to a teenager. I don't care if this is the culture of jokes that Anime sometimes embraces. Just because it's a 'culture' doesn't mean I can't pop a fe…
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NOTE: There might be spoilers!
Story 6/10: This anime contains the daily moments of the main character being a landlord of her apartment and a student.
Characters 7/10: Chie is a young student and landlord of a building. She is very mature for her age, but she is also very cute. Maeda is one of the tenants who is hard-working, but constantly having dreams of girls. Reiko is also one of the tenants and loves to hang out with Chie.
Overall enjoyment 5/10: Easy to watch. The length of the anime is very short. When it comes to slice of life animes, I would always assume that it would be approximately 20-30 minutes long. I also assume that there might be a romance between the two tenants.
Read at the sourcecyri_96
What i can say about this short anime:
Story:
There isn't much story to talk about, but that's pretty much given with 2 minute episodes.
Art:
Nothing breathtaking, but quite decent and nicely used
Sound:
There isn't much room for sound variety in two minute episodes where 30 seconds are taken by the opening so, the sound falls on the short side (although I like that opening) Characters:
There isn't much development beyond the initial setting, but the interactions and quirks that are present are amusing and likeable
Enjoyment:
I enjoyed this short anime quite a bit, probably because it is something that could bring a smile on my face even if it was just for two minutes a week
Overall:
This anime isn't some story driven epic or deep drama, but if you need something to fill a short am…
Read at the sourcePyraXadon
Shorts are more or less pointless these days. Transitively, making a review of this is also pointless.
Story: A dude named Maeda moves into a new apartment complex where his landlord is a middle school girl.
Character: There is zero character to be had. Both tenants that this middle schooler is the landlord of must control their lolicon urgencies. (We had 2 minutes of runtime each episode. Do not expect much.)
Art: Average. Next point.
Sound: There is one track. It's generic, not worth listening to.
Personal Enjoyment: I'll be honest, I was confused half the time watching this. The characters talk so fast to fit the 2 minute episode time that I was left dazed in my seat trying to process this show.
Watch if you want. You'll only use up about half an hour of your life if you choose t…
Read at the sourceLegendAqua
Well first thing to note is how quick this anime can be completed, at 2 minutes per episode (with 20 seconds on the OP), this anime's total runtime goes at less than 15 minutes to finish, thus LA can easily say why the characters speak so quickly, they needed to cram in the setup of the joke, some banter and finally the punchline all in 90 seconds, so it's to be expected.
The comedy comes at you quick and fast and considering the "weird" premise kinda makes it even funnier, even though the comedy can lead to some self-aware fanservice moments and character jabs, take this like you will.
The animation by Seven Arcs is decent enough with zigzagging background but having some attention to detail on the characters designs, not much to say about it other than that. This anime is by all means…
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