Audience reviews
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Tuutelis
Chino, Rize, Syaro, Chiya, Megu, Maya, COCOA-ONEECHAN – Holy SHIT! I LOVE YOU ALL!
How do you review something perfect? The very existence of this review is an affront to the rabbit anime that proves there is a good God and that Jesus Christ didn't change his middle name to Fucking. 'Ten out of ten' doesn't even begin to describe the sheer radiance emanating from the Blu-Ray® plastic shell that encases ご注文はうさぎですか？BLOOM. By the way, Cocoa is my personal Japanese tutor. I have her right here and she is made of plastic.
The art – just fucking GORGEOUS. 'BLOOM' is right: bloom everywhere, it reminds me of Fortnite, though that's a different kind of bloom. To put it simply, everything is so kirakira in season 3. Hardly any 3D either, except for one carousel, and to be completely honest, the a…
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Title: Charming but Repetitive
I had hopes for is the order, a rabbit bloom, not high hopes but hopes However, my experience with the series took an unexpected turn. While many viewers might find it to be a delightful and heartwarming show, I personally struggled to connect with it.
Is the order a rabbit bloom certainly possesses its own charm, with its cute characters and relatable everyday scenarios. The initial appeal is undeniable, and I appreciate the effort put into capturing the essence of slice-of-life storytelling. Yet, as the episodes progressed, I found myself being extremely bored and falling asleep it felt like a chore
The repetitive nature of the show made it an uphill battle to finish. There were moments where I felt like I was forcing myself to watch, rather than feeli…
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This is one of the most pleasant anime series I've ever seen; the characters are personable, and the environment is grand and lovely to the point of being captivating. I also enjoy the character interactions, which always bring a smile to my face each episode, especially the opening and ending themes of this anime, and I'll never forget the wholesome and heartwarming moments of this show. I really wish that this anime had more seasons, such as 4-10 seasons or even a movie. I'll miss all of the characters in this anime and will revisit it when the opportunity arises.
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The first two seasons, when I watched them, were charming. But S2 was five years ago. The first season introduced the girls and focused on their quirks. The second season introduced Chino's friends to the mix. This season, S3, brings them all together. This season looked much better visually than the first two seasons. Technology has advanced to the point where there's shadowing and lighting glare on everything. But as I kept watching, it dawned on me... I was finding all of this boring.
Have my tastes changed? Or has the slice-of-life genre evolved to the point where simple CGDCT (cute girls doing cute things) just isn't enough anymore? I feel that slice-of-life shows today must contain some sort of progress, or must have a unique gimmick to be interesting. Laid-Back Camp has the camping…
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If you liked the other seasons, this is the best one yet. The cute fluffiness is ramped to the max in this third season. The colors are vibrant, the stories are engaging, and the characters are as loveable as ever. Watching each episode, I had this uncontrollably involuntary silly grin fixed on my face. Honestly ended every episode with manly tears ;^;
GochiUsa is the kind of show that's impossible to have a favorite character. Right when you decide, "Yeah, that's my favorite character" -- you realize, "Ah, but what about that character!? ...and that character!? and that one too! *raaarrrrghhh*" This season preserves that feeling, giving each character its proper time-in-the-sun with much appreciated development.
As with the other seasons, the opening theme, ending theme, and insert song…
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Reviews in 100 words or less:
This season plays very similarly to the other two seasons, basically just adding more episodes of our favorite bunny café people. This series is great because it doesn't try to oversell itself; it's not meant to be seriously, and so the show doesn't take itself seriously either. The characters are cute, and it's not overly complicated with subplots, backstories, and other nonsense. The feeling you get while watching is a sense of utter relaxation, it feels great to just be an observer in a cool world, and part of why slice of life is so great. Very nice lighthearted show.
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Now you may be wondering, “Why did you watch the 3rd season of a rabbit themed moe show if it’s just the same thing as the same 2 seasons?” Well, I just wanted to see if there would be any answers as to why Grandpa Tippy is a freaking Angora rabbit. Now did I get those answers? Well…no, but that’s not the point.
Story:
I mean…it’s a moe show where 5-8 different colored girls spend time in a European-themed town amidst rabbits and cute incidents. It was the same for the first two seasons, so why would it be any different here?
Well, contrary to the other two seasons of Gochiusa, Bloom somehow feels like a way for the story to move forward. While a majority of the story is still set in this cutesy atmosphere of moe blobs having fun with life, a surprising amount of the show is set in deci…
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After 2 lackluster OVAs, I was pleasantly surprised that the Halloween episode of Bloom delivered a much more heartfelt Mother-Daughter bonding episode than Sing For You ever did. Indeed, Bloom is always exceeding expectations and consistently topping itself, making it the best, no questions asked, season of Gochiusa to date.
As it usually is for these 3rd season shows, all the experience by the creative staff has truly paid off spectacularly in the third season, and all the buildup in the past 2 seasons spent learning about the ins and outs of each character finally culminates in unique and memorable adventures for each member of the cast. The artwork in particular received a noticeable upgrade, Japanese Colmar has never looked this beautiful, this peaceful, this vibrant, before. A speci…
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Sometimes after a long day, I have the desire to watch something lighthearted and fun. This show continues to provide that.
It’s nice to see that in the age of sequels, GochiUsa has been one of those whose quality has not diminished. Despite years of waiting for another season and being made by a different studio this time around, the show has retained its charm and all of the things that made it great. If you’ve seen the first two seasons, you will know what to expect. It’s still cute, the characters are still funny and lovable, and it is still wholesome.
The look of the show is relatively the same with some showcase of beautiful artwork in many scenes. I particularly liked the Halloween episode where the streets had a gorgeous color palette with all the different shops and decorations.…
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Tea or coffee? Maybe just a piece of cake? No matter what you like, GochiUsa has something for everyone!
One of the cutest and most laid-back anime is finally back with a third season! Just enjoy the everyday life of our girls. Not only they do have a lot of fun, it also makes us happy.
All those who have already seen the first two seasons (+ OVAs) know what this series is about. There is no big plot or action happening, but the typical slice of life with CGDCT (Cute girls doing cute things) can be found here. It's just wonderful to see our cafes / tea houses Rabbit House (Kokoa, Chino, Rize), Ama Usa An (Chiya) and Fleur de Lapin (Syaro) with their young waitresses again. Our five protagonists should be familiar to all of us. We love them and we also know how much fun they have together.…
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