Audience reviews
20 · Sample from the first available page, separate from the total number of ratings.
Rian_Rahmat
I've rewatched this anime probably about 5 times and now, and it's still the best for me.
This Comedy and Romance Anime is very good, the characters are also cute, the graphics and art style are all good in my opinion.
Anime with a fairly relaxed story, each episode is not boring, there is always something that makes you laugh.
Especially about their story which always makes me smile to myself when I see it.
Maybe the downside is to the characters Collette, I'm not really interested in him because he's too cheerful and not very entertaining.
But overall this anime is good enough to watch.
Read at the sourceCleansedSpace
I would've given this a 7 or 6 but the fact that the sexual jokes are between teens that look 12 years old is disgusting to me, imagine if someone comes to my room while I am watching an ecchi anime of 12 years old... Plus some side characters like Collette that looks 12 and acts like an 8 years old...
This is so freaking stupid, these people just had to make some characters older and they would've had a good anime!
Simple anime, simple execution and still failed by making fkn underage ecchi students... What a wasted potential Jesus Christ...
I guess if you are 12 you would enjoy this anime but i think it would still be kind of weird...
Read at the sourceBanjoTheBear
(This review has been adapted from my blog/reddit thread. Spoilers ahead!)
Kono Bijutsubu ni wa Mondai ga Aru! brings me back to when I was a teenager.
In middle school, I enrolled in an art class. I was (and still am) not an artist, and I had no huge drive to become one. So, I mainly saw the class as a free period or at least one where I didn’t have to worry about much at all.
Despite my low motivation, I learned a lot. Colors, shading, and perspective. I distinctly remember creating a two-faced jar and a rolled-up tube of toothpaste. Both were made from clay (then painted), and both were placed on the shelf in the basement for family and guests to see.
Konobi does not teach its audience anything about art on an educational level, but it certainly knows how to get its audience laughin…
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As many reviews have already highlighted the good parts of this show, which are very few. I am going to tell you about the many bad things about this show and how i believe that this show doesn't deserve anything beyond a 5 overall.
STORY: 2
This show has absolutely no plot progression to speak of, it has the essence of a comedy skit anime but it tries to have the story line of a linear romcom. The show fumbles over how to progress with Subaru's artistic ability by showing him entering one art competition, and that's it. There isn't really anything else to say about his unique part in the story. The story also shows Mizuki and her problems involving her love for Subaru, but like every other girl, she fails miserably. the only difference is that she actually lost to a damn anime girl. and…
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My score was a solid 7.6, which I have rounded off to an 8 without much hesitation.
Konobi offers what most romcoms do, but with consistent art and characters which actually DON'T irritate one to the core.
Characters: 9
In romcoms, I usually dislike the female lead, because she tends to be too over the top, or 'moe' or cutesy. Or the animators do her injustices by trying to bring our her 'physical attributes', which I as a female viewer dislike.
However, Konobi's Usami Mizuki is an absolute sweetheart, and you can't help but want to hug her in sympathy of her hopeless situation. She remains strong and witty, while the whole time displaying the weaknesses of a girl in love. She is the backbone of the show.
Uchimaki Subaru is adorable, and although an incredible pain in the side where Usa…
Read at the sourceEugenefindit
I'm going to be completely honest here. The biggest reason why I wanted to watch this rather obscure 2016 anime that no one seems to talk about is because of the main character, Usami Mizuki. When I saw her in a trailer on Anichart, for some reason I just fell in love with how adorable she looked. So of course, we come to this point.
As I expected from Kono Bijutsubu Ni Wa Mondai Ga Aru, it ended up being a casual anime series, meaning that there isn't an overarching story with a lot of dramatic tension. The setting for this is an art club with members that are a bit weird (as you might have guessed from the title). And I will give praise to this anime for actually taking some effort in focusing on attributes related to art and I can say that I did learn a thing or two from it. However, t…
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This is a better then usual anime I found. (in short I should say that is)
Lets start out with the story shall we.
The story is kind of structured like a generic Slice of Life or Romcom (Which I feel it was both). It makes the story run a bit slow at times and sometimes throws you into interesting scenarios. But although I quite enjoyed the concept of the story and even though it ran a bit dry from time to time it still had this thing that kept me coming back for more. Just to see really what wacky things the characters would be up to next.
I'm just going to add my Art and sound together.
I found these both to be about average the art style is kind of quirky and different but nothing I'd write a whole paragraph about so... Meh?
While I found the opening theme to be one of the better o…
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STORY: It's basically a slice of life -- with comedic scenes. It literally explores art club problems (as the title promises).
CHARACTERS:
• Usami-chan - She is mature, Tsundere, gets easily jealous, and loves Uchimaki but she denies it in public.
• Uchimaki-san - He is an OTAKU! Draws 2D girls and calls them Waifu and is a very talented artist.
• President - His real name wasn't mentioned in the show. He is a 3rd year student who is lazy & just sleeps in the club room.
OVERALL: Theme song is catchy. It inspires me to do more art & join their art club. I still pray every week that Uchimaki will draw something else that IS NOT a WAIFU!
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Kono Bijutsubu ni wa Mondai ga Aru! (dat copy and paste doe) is just one of the many ordinary series that are just out there to make us laugh, and to enjoy the shit loan out of moe. It's basically a daily lives of high school student type of series, where you got this club that not so many people are interested in. And the students within the club ended up doing stuff that's fun, and carefree (in term of their freedom to choose what to do, what sorts of activities) despite just being a fucking "art club". And the centralization of focus are solely concentrated on those clubs activities, and some external setting with its support/minor character in the story, to expand their gag for each episodes. And so far, this anime has been pretty entertaining, mainly, the fucking moe. Plus, there's th…
Read at the sourceThunderfrog
Kono Bijutsubu, or "This Art Club Has a Problem!"
When perusing the new stuff coming in 2016, I was really excited for this one. I'm a huge Chunibyou fan, and seeing the art was similar was pleasing.
Story: 6
It doesn't take much to draw a lot of Chuunibyou comparisons based on archetypes and character design. However, even though there's a girl with Chuni in Kono B, it's story is its own and no where as serious or life-defining, but instead is much more about a girl with a crush on a guy who only digs anime chicks.
It's very much "adventure of the day", with no intermixing plot elements to bind the story, other than a girl crushing on a guy who likes waifus.
In some anime, there is basically 0 plot development. This is one of them. Where you start is where you end. If you like that s…
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this anime is rather bland.
you'll forget the episode you just watched two hours later, since there is no plot at all (apart for episodic ones). The comedy is weak, with a hint of slice-of-life humour, more situational than actual comedy. the romance consists of one girl crushing on a not interested, oblivious boy, and the cour ends without anything changing.
well, that said, this isn't a bad anime. it looks good, music is well fitted for this anime, and character are cute. there aren't that many cliches used too.
I'd really like to elaborate, but there's really nothing more to this anime. spoiling it is impossible.
If I had to sum it for for TL;DR, i'd say we get a full cour of fillers for some good, interesting anime.
which is ...good? bad? i guess good, cause the art is good, right?…
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[Story] 6
For the most part, KonoBi takes place in a generic school setting where the main cast spends their days in the Art club. The story revolves around the art club members but mainly focuses on Usa and Uchimaki. Throughout the show, we get to see Usami-chan's experience in having to deal with Uchimaki-kun's addiction, and don't worry, this story isn't that dark. This sets up a handful of hilarious scenes and minor plot twists that might squeeze out some air from your nostrils. The story doesn't do anything in particular with the school setting that would've changed the story drastically if it didn't take place at school. The romance is sprinkled in here and there, but any real romantic developments are usually shot down with a one-liner from Cole-chan or anyone from the supporting ca…
Read at the sourceShvetko
Hi there,i decided to do a review of a romance/comedy anime called:Kono Bijutsubu ni wa Mondai ga aru! or on English:The art club has a problem!I decided to put in a tl;dr for each score next to it.Let's get right into it,shall we?
Story:7/10 Hilarious plot at first,kind of falls off later.
It was interesting to say nonetheless,i really liked the idea of Subaru being into 2D girls and that he is in the art club so he can draw them,other than that the story is pretty bland,they go on with their daily lives and there is absolutely nothing wrong with that,each of the episodes are interesting.
Art/Animation:9/10 Beautiful,colorful and very original art style.
Holy the art is amazing,each of the characters has unique looks,but still fall in the same art style.It is colorful and just a delig…
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High school anime are a dime a dozen. Whether it'd be moe-related, a bunch of students in a club or whatnot doing stuff, or maybe even the dramatic story detailing a person's life, high school is the most overused setting for any given anime. So, how do you make such an anime? Well, throw in a couple of oddballs in a seemingly normal club and you'll get a basic setup for your standard average anime of this type. Konobi is just another piece in the long art gallery of high school anime where it doesn't really give us anything new, but damn is it entertaining.
Story: Our story follows Usami Mizuki and her exploits in the art club. After having its new member by the name of Uchimaki Subaru, she begins developing a crush on the boy and his superior art skills, only to find out that his only m…
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It's hard finding stories that know its objective and how manage it, more when the objectives are make laughs and entertain with simple things, because sometimes could en bad. This is not the case, Konobi has a great paint (literally) that would make you enjoy all the 12 chapters.
First, the characters, they are very honest and pure with its nature, adults, the normal students or kids, all have a job and the most of their job is circle their problems and jokes on Usami, each one with his/her own color that paint a great episode without you to put effort in understand and connect.
Second, the jokes, some so simple, another very carefully hidden, but all, all, come at the right moment to you to laugh or put a great smile on your face, in different weights, colors and sizes, so you don't go…
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Finally, a romance that I can tolerate! It's not too cheezy or too dramatic, the perfect mix for a romcom.
At first glance, it may look like another moeblob comedy. Well, I can tell you with a straight face that it's not. Despite its cute character designs and simple plot, this series captured my heart. How? Well, for one, it's told in the perspective of the female lead. You may think it's a shoujo series, but it shows traits that even shounen comedy series would display, meaning it's made for both boys and girls.
Another thing that I liked was the art style. As stated before, it's all cute and adorable. But upon closer inspection, you can see how detailed the background props and animation was. In terms of art, this series tops any anime of this season. Of course, that's expected since…
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Kono Bijutsubu ni wa Mondai ga Aru! or also known as Konobi was one of the best animes I have ever watched in my lifetime. My heart went doki doki a lot lol.
I bet many people thought this will become the romcom of the season, I did personally to but it's just a goofy show overall.
The story is something certainly I don't complain about, because the comedy and art always makes up for it. I just thought it kinda slow-pasted and a little boring at times.
The art was amazing. very fitting for the anime. Character designs worked well because it was very lighthearted and also the studio made the most important scenes have the prettiest colors.
To include in this, I loved the music as well. The music is so different from most anime openings I listened to. The voice actors made the voices…
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There are two types of anime I consider a “5”: those with an equal force of determinants and merits, and those that follow a formulaic and mediocre narrative used quite often. The difference is that shows described by the former are usually on the negative side, whereas shows described by the latter can still be a good watch; Konobi is the latter.
Produced by studio feel (who’ve brought the likes of OreGairu and Kiss x Sis) comes “This Art Club has a Problem!”, a hilarious, lighthearted rom-com with emphasis on “com”; Seriously, this show is funny. Definitely one of the greatest strengths of this show is that it knows how every other rom-com plays out and instead of trying to simply be another one, it adds a couple pivotal twists to the setup and focuses more on the comedy aspect, making…
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Kono Bijutsubu ni wa Mondai ga Aru! is a gag comedy anime about a dysfunctional art club with eccentric members and our main protagonist Mizuki Usami like it's written in the premise, hilarity ensues...obviously. So LA pose a question...is it funny?.
Well before LA can answer that, LA needs to get to the technical first.
In terms of characters, we got an eccentric bunch of characters, yes even the main girl Mizuki Usami voiced by Ari Ozawa who draws apples all the time and has a crush on the 2D anime waifu "artist" Subaru Uchimaki voiced by Yuusuke Kobayashi, we also have Collette voiced by Sumire Uesaka the underclassman and member of the art club who is the trickster chunni type, President voiced by Kentarou Tone, the ever sleepy and sleeping president of the art club and Yumeko Tachib…
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Sometimes, a strong character cast is really all an anime needs to be successful.
Kono Bijutsubu ni wa Mondai ga Aru (or Konobi for short) is a perfect example of an anime which technically doesn't do anything particularly different from your average romcom, but it accomplishes what modest goals it has with flying colors. We have a standard middle school club setting and barely any plot development to speak of; the show is simply about the everyday events the characters experience in their lives, and their interactions with each other. No more, no less. But with characters as interesting and likable as these, and some good laughs to go with them, that's really all you need to still deliver a very funny and entertaining anime.
The story mainly takes place inside a quite typical middle sc…
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