Audience reviews
8 · Sample from the first available page, separate from the total number of ratings.
CrumbleGarden
Twocar is like going to an auto show and spending your whole day talking to some driver instead of looking at the cars.
This show is honestly aggravating for me. I was excited to see it and it just sort of turned into a dud of a series. What could've been a fun romp about some neat characters and some great racing turned into a series of forced drama with the occasional meaningless race. It's not what I came for and i'm not sure if it was really worth it.
Story? What story? The story is set around racing championships for the Isle of man TT but it never goes anywhere. It's all built as setup for the final race, which is the only meaningful race in the show, and as a setup for the characters. The plot is essentially static and even by the end, little has actually happened. The races are t…
Read at the sourceKillthief99
Two Car is a sidecar racing anime following the the high school duo Yuri and Megumi as they race against fierce rivals in order to make it to the Isle of Man. Or at least it would have you think. Instead, we are given a rather episodic show where they would follow the formula of introducing a team and presenting a problem they may have that prevents them from competing in top form. The next episode would then have them solve their problem while improving their bond with each with the help of our power couple, who ironically hate each other (or at least that's what they say. In reality, they have a pretty decent relationship as rivals in love and partners on the racetrack.) The races are a side thought, and instead could be thought of a metaphor for how each pair's relationship is currently…
Read at the sourceDark_Pride
Jesus Christ, I hate anime... and here I am, bitching about another anime called "Two Car". I'm going to spoil the show for you just to save your valuable time:
WHO TOLD SILVER LINK. TO FUCKING MIMIC KUMA MIKO?
Okay, so let's see. This anime is more of a character-oriented show rather than a sports anime. This anime would've been decent (and would have been an 8/10) if they've just fucking revised the last episode (starting from 16:20 beyond). However, whatever "character development" the two MCs had for the entire show was shattered when the writers decide to write an ending that forcibly resets the status quo, with troubling implications. Letting the two MC's lose the race and letting their love interest (the coach) end up with his fiancee would be a way better and meaningful ending.…
Read at the sourcegraytotoro
If I had to describe TwoCar in a word, it would be frustrating.
While I am happy to see a racing anime that isn't just an angst-ridden teenage boy completing the Shonen Hero quest by car, TwoCar never quite lived up to my expectations with mediocre racing and a sloppy plot.
First off, it isn't a racing series the same way Initial D or Capeta is. A lot of the wheel-to-wheel racing was just flat-out mediocre. While the riders made realistic motions, the bike models always looked a size too big for the environments. Initial D figured out how to make decent racing sequences back in 2004, so there's no excuse for this in 2017.
TwoCar is really an anime about the riders and it's not successful at that either. The main girls do little more than bicker over a man they can't have, it pretty m…
Read at the sourceGMoney84
Two Car. The show about cute girls in motorcycles that nobody asked for.
*SPOILOR FREE*
TLDR: not worth watching
Story: 4
Nothing new or interesting. 2 girls with no control over their emotions race in side car motorcycles and overcome all kinds of relationship problems... sort of... actually they almost never overcome anything.
Story is totally cliche and uninteresting. The main girls basically love the same man (their coach) and also they sometimes race. That's it. It's completely riddled with unnecessary and annoying drama. On top of that most of the problems that arise in the show are never resolved and it feels very unsatisfying to watch.
Art: 6
It isn't terrible nor is it ugly, but it is unoriginal and uninspired.
Character designs are OK. Generally no characters stand out or are…
Read at the sourceKANLen09
The best way to describe this show is just blobs of character development mounted on top of a single plot point. Other than that, there's nothing much here that it offers to be invested into.
Story:
A sidecar racing (if you haven't heard of it) competition set in the island of Miyakejima, 7 teams of different schools with passengers and drivers (plus the main duo) fighting for their chance to be able to enter to the Isle of Man TT.
Unless you're the type that appreciates sidecar racing to an extent, there is some enjoyment out of it. But for others like us, there is some melodrama mixed with each school, but don't expect entry-level good melodrama, it feels like it wears its welcome pretty quick before you know how it turns out.
Characters:
I don't buy the idea with so many characters h…
Read at the sourceLegendAqua
Two Car is about Side Car Racing...........................right?
LA was going into Two Car thinking this, rather Two Car is the different relationships that we see just taken to the highs and lows, for the better or worse of them with the Side Car racing taken to to it's most metaphoric form of storytelling between the six other relationships and rivals in Two Car.
Two Car's main duo are Yuri Miyata voiced by Aoi Koga and Megumi Meguro voiced by Aimi Tanaka as they want to win their hometown's TT in order for them to truly show their feelings to their coach. So essentially friends turned love interests to a coach that has no idea of any of this. The majority of their screentime however is focused mainly on them helping their rivals or bickering...and bickering and bickering over irrelev…
Read at the sourceTomm01p
Let's get this quickly out of the way first: Two Car is far from being the best anime of this season. It's far from being original, and it's far from being an actual quality show. Still, it has something that even some shows with better ideas, production-values and fanbase don't: Despite it's numerous mistakes, it's still fun to watch.
The story is set on the island of Miyakejima, where does the local Sidecar race called Miyakejima TT take place. Seven teams, each consinsting of two people: driver and passenger , from different High Schools around the area have come to compete. The winner of this event will be able to start at one of the most prestigious Sidecar races on the planet, the Man of Isle TT in London.
Our main duo: Yuri and Megumi, have their own reasons for wanting to partici…
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