Audience reviews
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bibichi
Love is like a cocktail it's a short and sweet series that you can easily enjoy. Sora is definitely top tier husband material, and the way he takes care of his wife, Chisato, is just so wholesome to watch. Their interactions are incredibly heart warming, and it's a gentle reminder that even the simplest gestures can make your loved ones feel special. I also love that they showcase the recipe of each drink, it's such a cute touch! Despite its simplicity, it captures the essence of their connection and the strength of their bond. The character designs and animation style perfectly complement the wholesome nature of the story. ฅ^•ﻌ•^ฅ
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Love is like a cocktail, an anime in which every episode is literally about a wife sipping different mixtures of alcohol made by her husband. Because of that, the anime shows a little to no background information on how they ended up together. That's why this anime doesn't have any plot whatsoever, just a pure slice of life anime.
The wife, Chisato, is a unique one. She gets mild and wild when she's drunk, but she's honest and cute that way. Sora, on the other hand, is a very kind and caring husband. He's good at houseworks, especially cooking.
I've never watched an anime where each episode is only about three minutes. Since it covers thirteen episodes, it'll take you less than an hour to complete the series. That makes this anime simple, yet entertaining. I can safely recommend it for e…
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umm... i dont know what to really say about this anime, other than its, well, an anime. i was watching the first episode and i was actually surprised by how short the episodes were. but i guess that adds to the uniqueness or something? listen, i know this anime is kinda unrealistic, but so is boku no hero, shingeki no kyojin, etc. i dont really reccommend this anime to anyone looking for pointers on "how to get into a relationship" because i dont think this is supposed to be taken seriously. but hey, if you're looking for something as background noise, then sure go ahead.
Read at the sourceSlightlybent
I was pleasantly surprised that each episode is only about 3 minutes long; All 14 episodes can be powered through in a single sitting. If you are looking for a "turn your brain off" anime then you've picked the right one. The story isn't very strong, and character development is near non existent, however, it was still very enjoyable. Additionally, each episode comes with a fun cocktail recipe to try!
Spoilers, maybe?
Most of the episodes follow a fairly linear plot line. The main character gets through her day at work, comes home to her husband, and has a drink. A cocktail recipe is shown, the main character has a cute moment with her husband and the episode ends.
Overall quite enjoyable if you're looking for something simple and fun.
Read at the sourcePCheesy
This series is short and cute. You don't get a lot in terms of story and development, but it provides just enough enjoyment to be worth the short watch. Plus, the variety of drinks featured (alcoholic and non-alcoholic) provide an interesting educational angle.
I will say, the implications of this story are a little disconcerting, as it appears that the wife is an obsessed alcoholic, though she wouldn't allow herself to be drunk in public if at all possible. Considering the target audience of the show, working adults who probably drink a lot anyway, the show does a very good job of presenting the main couple as responsible adults who care for each other deeply, even if that is mostly implied rather than seen.
TL;DR Short cute series for adults that are equal parts story and alcohol
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Love is Like a Cocktail can be enjoyed by those well versed in alcoholic beverages or interested in trying out new combinations, whether that be for self interest or to impress their friends at social gatherings. Each episode features a unique drink accompanied by a brief explanation of the ingredients, i.e: 200 ML milk + 1 tbsp honey + 1 tbsp orange marmalade + 1 banana slice = A delicious banana cocktail. Yum. There's even a small community of fans dedicated to replicating the recipes from this anime that can be found on youtube and various blogs across the internet.
If you don’t care for alcohol then perhaps you'd be interested in the perverted pandering of a thicc blonde getting wasted every episode in the company of her husband. Chisato is a stoic businesswoman by day and a sloppy d…
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Osake wa Fuufu ni Natte kara(Love is like a cocktail) is a really short anime with a 3m length episodes, but this anime is obviously one of the cutest anime I have seen in a while it is relaxing and you get a warm feeling,
The anime is about a couple that meet in a rainy day, where Chisato Mizusawa meets her soul mate Sora, where she was standing front of the bartender cafe, Sora ends up giving her her first drink and since then they have this secret about Chisato’s cuteness when she’s drunk.
we follow their daily lifes together, where Chisato is a assistant manager and gets a lot of respect in the company, but she has a secret, that only her husband knows about her weakness against alcohol and how cute she can become. Everyday when Chisato comes home from work she will get delicious drin…
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Unlike the anime, "I can't understand what my husband is saying" -- this anime despite the quality animation, seems to be made by someone with an overly idealistic outlook on married life.. with absolutely no clue how long term couples behave.
I was honestly expecting more out of this. Only enjoyed how voluptuous she was, everything else was extremely unrealistic and disappointing.
They're essentially middle school couples that get embarrassed over just being hugged... and made to look like grown ups...
i swear even my first relationship ever at the age of 14 was ten times more mature than these "married couples"
Story: 3
Nonexistent. everything is a plot device so that chi chan can come home and have beta-kun serve her alcohol and rewards him the same way a middle school girl would th…
Read at the sourceThaniel_YS
Honestly, I stumbled upon this anime bored out of my mind; and as I was looking for good anime to watch, I came upon this series. Looking for something that felt like nothing more than a casual, happy-go-lucky type anime, this satisfied what I was looking for.
The jist of the story is that a corporate businesswoman named Chisato is married to her bartender husband, Sora. Chisato is normally very quiet and conserved at her job, but hides the fact that she has a large alcohol intolerance, essentially being a "one-shot wonder". This anime is a nice little relaxing series about her getting drunk and the cute happenings that ensue.
There's honestly not much to critique about the anime; I mean, the episodes are only a few minutes long. The art and sound were on par with expectations, and there i…
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This anime was very short lived, and I'm a little disappointed by that but at the same time, I'm glad it's short.
I'm pretty sure this anime is just something you watch to take a break from stress or just want to see something that's not long.
This anime doesn't focus on story, it's a total of 36 minutes. What kind of story is 36 minutes long? No this anime is just kick back and enjoy
It was very kawaii and somewhat funny. It's an anime where when you watch it you kinda want to just smile.
My opinion, if you don't like it well okay... sorry
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Osake wa Fuufu ni Natte Kara: An entertaining series to have a good time
After watching the 13 episodes of Osake wa Fuufu ni Natte Kara I must say that the series totally met my expectations. A good anime
As I have said many times, finding series whose protagonists are a couple is difficult and the issue is even more complicated if you are looking for a place where both are married. And I say really married, those contraptions of an arranged marriage (not consummated) where nobody wants to be; or that couple that is committed, but by third parties and in reality they do not feel anything, they do not strain anymore.
Especially since at the end of the day it is obvious that the intention of the authors is to "get out" of the cliché of the epilogue couples by "putting them together" at…
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There really isn't much to say about the plot of this series or its characters, its just the interactions between a bartender husband and his wife who when she drinks she acts all cute and drunk when she gets a different each night. And its the same repeated joke in nearly each and every episode.
The two main characters are simple, in which I know they are married and have jobs, that Chisato is reserved and works hard at her office job and her husband Sora, is soft spoken and caring to his wife. I just don't know much about their personalty beyond that or even anything about the supporting cast as well. With little comedy in each episode that kind of got a chuckle out me, the same setup and same joke in each episode makes it predictable and tiring to watch.
Animation was surprisingly go…
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We know that one can not demand much of an anime with time around 3 minutes per episode, but even an anime like that has to have criteria. As a development of a story, the characters, appropriate scenarios, moral of the story, techniques well used. Unfortunately this anime did not live up to expectations.
The story is about an alcoholic woman, in which she should produce comical or sexy moments after drinking. From the perspective of being an anime of short duration does not require a dense script, with deep dialogues, yet it does not comply with what is available. The scenes that should be sexy or comic do not construct dialogues or images that emphasize or convince this.
While the characters are at their worst, the author seems to be bold in moments, but overall he is only committed to…
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As someone who hates alcohol I found this show to be horrible and greatly disturbing. The show is all about a MAN constantly taking advantage of his SEX SLAVE (read as wife) by using DRUGS such as alcohol to loosen her inhibitions so he can RAPE her, EVERY NIGHT. Now our girl Chisato wasn't always a horrible drunk, but she was made that way by a MAN.
The origins of Chisato's alcoholism is revealed in a flashback later in the series. Back when she didn't have a crippling alcohol addiction, then everything changed when a MAN introduced her to alcohol as a fun thing to drink. He lured her in with a sweet alcoholic dessert then as the night went on he continued feeding her these sweet cocktails until she passes out drunk in the bar (I bet that MAN RAPED her while she was passed out). From tha…
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Every now and then, you see one show in a season that no matter what other shows you watch it sticks in your mind, and slowly but surely it becomes your AOTS, or Anime of the Season. Osake wa fuufu ni natte Kara is my AOTS for Fall 2017, easily edging out Urahara and more importantly edging out fan favorite Shokugeki no Souma's third season. How? How did such a small and less known (in comparison) title beat out Shokugeki? Read on and find out.
Story: 6/10
Being my first entry to the "short anime" sub-genre, I felt quite irritated at first that a show was just 3 minutes per episode and thought it wouldn't be able to pull it off. Boy was I wrong. The central theme of Osake wa Fuufu was Alcohol, no prizes for guessing, but it wasn't just alcohol, no no, if that was true it would never have…
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Ok, so last call, last call finish your drink, the bar is about to close for the night...:
Ok, so what we have here is what can be called as Alcohol Porn for people who grew up and wanting to get something after a long days work, and this basically represent Japanese society where everyone drinks from the kohai to the sempai, from the guys who wanna have a good time to the girls who just wanna have a night off, so what gives:
Poor 3, Story:
Well it's poor cu'z there isn't any story, just a husband and wife tandem, where the guy serves hie wife something to drink that typically makes her wasted and that's that. Cu'z everything around here were just cocktail recipes.
Decent 4, Art:
Cu'z there isn't any fanservices around here, so don't expect any.
Decent 4, Sound:
No comment here.
Pa…
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Love is Like a Cocktail (AKA: Osake wa Fuufu ni Natte kara) represents everything that’s I hate about the romance genre. Maybe you’ll have more patience for it, but I’m a pretty cynical person by nature so I struggled to not look at it spitefully.
The worst issues that plague this show:
1. A man gives woman alcohol for the first time, now she’s an alcoholic. (Great influence! Why not marry him!?!)
2. She marries him to have a personal bartender. (a Hilariously misguided example of romance.)
3. Guy buys his wife with alcohol. (There’s more to love than just substance!)
4. She becomes drunk very easily and throws herself at him. (Wow nice life lessons!)
5. A "romance" starring adults is written with all the seriousness you'd expect of Umaru-chan.
(If you wanted to make a goofy romance, t…
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The Delightful Beergasm: An Anime Short
Osake wa Fuufu ni Natte kara or Love is like a Cocktail is a great anime short about a couple in which the husband is a bartender Masaki Shiraishi voiced by Kenji Akabane that gives her wife Chisato Mizusawa voiced by Eri Kitamura alcohol to soothe her worries away...with a lemon mascot showing us how to make these delicious concoctions.
If that sounded like LA thinks it sounded to you all and LA KNOWS SOME OF YOU WILL...STOP, it's not like that.
If anything between Masaki and Chisato it's the cocktails that brought them together and we even get shown this during a backstory about how they met.
The "beergasm" if anything is VERY similar to Shokugeki no Souma's foodgasms and with Eri Kitamura's brilliantly done drunk vocals and her great accenti…
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With all the anime this seasonal sparking debates and deep thoughts, I wanted something to watch that would make me feel relaxed. Browsing through the shows I landed upon this one, and what I saw for 40 minutes, did not disappoint me.
While others will disagree with me, I genuinely feel that Osake wa Fuufu ni Natte kara is one gem of an anime. A sweet take on the everyday life of a couple will make any depressed or grumpy guy happy.
Chistao is a working woman in a company. Pretty, reserved and excellent in her work. Sora, her husband, works in a bar. The anime deals with Chi-chan being welcomed or treated to a drink by her husband everyday, and the cuteness that un-follows thereafter.
There's not much to think, not much to debate while watching the anime. Just kick back and relax as you…
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What's the best thing after a stressful day at work? Unwinding with a bit of alcohol of course!
That's basically the gist of this little short called Osake wa Fuufu ni Natte kara. It's all about married couple Sora and Chisato enjoying their couple life by having Chi-chan get drunk.
It's a three minute short so you shouldn't expect much in the way of story, though the anime did surprise me by having, of all things, a two episode arc detailing the couple's first encounter. That was a nice touch the show decide to put at the end to give a bit more closure and also as a chance to have more cute moments with the two.
The entire show is built around these cute moments. Nothing really matters aside from these. Well, maybe aside from the drink recipe you're shown in every episode. If you feel li…
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