Audience reviews
20 · Sample from the first available page, separate from the total number of ratings.
MtcAlpha
I wanted to watch this anime 1 episode per day, to enjoy it slowly, but on the fourth day I just couldn't stop.
I must admit that give my opinion on this Anime is weird, for example, I can tell it is one of my favorite anime now (without ranking them), but it's also true that it's objectively a 7/10-8/10 and I have 8 since I liked it so much, even if it's not a masterpiece at all.
I don't usually write a review but why I decided to do it and why there are people insulting several aspects of the Anime?
Shortly? It's an anime unusually mature. That does not mean that who didn't like it is a child (could be of course), but that started it with the wrong expectations.
I love time travel and Isekai themes, and although I had no expectations for this Anime, I anyway constantly wondered how i…
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Just binged it, feel like i read some of the manga or played a browser/phone game based on it at some point. Giving it a 10/10 for delivering awonderfully cohersive viewing experience and giving me exactly what i wanted from the description it had.
Characters were all interesting with a nice mix of incredible talent and interesting flaws, while still managing to mahe them human and relatable.
I think if you like slice of life, art, or gamedevelopment, i think it could be an interesting watch. While it has some sad moments it's a rather light mood throughout the show, a lot of smiles and several good laughs.
An enjoyable take on time travel aswell, as long as you dont have a need to know how it works
Read at the sourceSmilomaniac
This is a mild spoiler review in the sense that I want to talk about what this show gets wrong, not what happens.
You can't watch this show with the standard expectations of an anime, which is made all the worse by some of the tired tropes that it throws at you. Not only that but the story has major issues that begs belief.
In order for this to be enjoyable, you simply have to accept that the premises are flawed and that it suffers from contrivances.
Imagine you're sent back ten years to change your life, what would you do?
For our protagonist this results in choosing a different education, rather than the safe bet he goes to art school, this time with the knowledge and experiences of his past decade, determined to be a game creator who is part of the 'platinum generation' of talent, the…
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I watched this anime because I saw it recommended for people who like ReLife. I LOVED ReLife, and I loved the concept of this anime. However, I thought the anime didn't really stay strong from start to finish like ReLife did.
Story - 7
The story starts out really good. I LOVED the first episode. I really liked the next few episodes. But then things started to go downhill.
After the first episode, I was like AWESOME, I like the MC and he gets to go back and retry life. This is gonna be a motivating anime, and I am so excited to see him redo his life.
In the couple episodes following that, I was having fun. I loved seeing our MC go through college classes, interact with his house-mates, deal with slight problems, find motivation, and work hard.
From then on, I felt that the anime didn't…
Read at the sourceRebelPanda
All of us have looked back on our past and felt unfulfilled. It's natural to regret poor decisions. All of the missed opportunities, people you never met, mistakes you made. If you could change the years you regret the most, would you?
Imagine the most generic school harem anime possible: Remake Our Life is what comes to mind. Forgettable character designs, monotonous background music, and archetypal love interests compete for the everyman protagonist. Kyoya, the bland harem hero, is a failed adult who gets a second chance to relive his college years. After getting fired from his dream job at a game company, he mourns his wasted youth. He regrets not enrolling in an art university, then falls asleep. Upon opening his eyes, he is ten years in the past and instantly decides to go to college…
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I've seen some poeple comparing this anime to relife. They're not comparable because unlike this anime Relife was actually good. Relife was engaging,it had some well written and enjoyable characters, it was an emotional story with deep messages about life, human reliationship, traumas and friendship. Bokunotachi no remake has none of those qualities.
I can tell you what it has. A boring main character with zero personality who the story tries to portray as some sort of underdog or as someone that you should pity when he's actually someone very talented right from episode 1. Does he face any difficulties in his study? Not really, he becomes quickly better than everyone at his school. Everyone becomes dependent of him and of course he has a harem of girls who almost immediatly falls for him…
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It is a time travel slice of life show, technically well done and mildly entertaining. For some reason author decided to screw it all up in the last two episodes.
Warning: plot spoilers ahead. I can't really explain what I didn't like without them.
The MC works in game industry. He had a couple bad projects and wondered if his life would be better if he went to art school instead of university. It's not that he has any passion for art or anything, it just seems to him that it would be more fun/easier.
So, for no apparent reason, he goes back in time, gets into art school and spends couple years there. Then he jumps 10 years forward.
It turns out his time leaps didn't help him much. He doesn't do anything creative, he is in the same exact line of work with only difference being that he…
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"The Embodiment of stupidity and idolization", "How to make OP isekai MCs look like properly written characters, "How to fail at the romance genre", "How to fail at the drama genre", "How to fail at time traveling", honestly you can call this anime many things but Good.
Bokutachi no remake is the most souless anime i ever watched in my life. An anime about robots (Casshern Sins) manages to feel more humanized than this.
Bokutachi no remake is an anime about a dude that gets a second chance to live his past and take another decision so he could change his life, yes it's those generic types of time traveling animes. Funny enough the first episode manages to make you somewhat interested in the anime, but then you ask "what's so bad about it" well lemme explain through MAL rating system.
St…
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A time travelling romance slife of life is more a slice of life where everything our mc does ends up ruining everyone elses day.
Theme of Time: The story progresses well and I guess has an ending that does resolve most of the story. The general issue the protaganist deals with is of being too involved and relied upon by his peers. This is devolped throughout with all characters failing at some point and using him to resolve the conflict. As the ending comes along our mc dials back his involvement and the anime hints that he manages to resolve all the creative writer blocks he made over time.
Writer Blocks: Throughout the anime our mc takes on the role of producer, telling people what to do, giving them time frames, organising work schedules, all normal stuff a producer would do. Yet him…
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Through our life we meet the constant sensation of what could have been, an always present feeling that our decisions of the past could have been different. Those feelings are intensified by the present times, constantly we are reminded that the path that we took could have been different by people that are successful in their fields, and even in success the sentiment is still there. Letting time go is nothing but a sacrifice that we do over our own sense of satisfaction, the future is so uncertain that the anxiety that comes with our actions is constantly there, looking at us like a tiger in the woods. Bokutachi no Remake is an attack to those remarks, to understand the consequences of the paths that we take and to explain to ourselves a final thought, that every action has its consequenc…
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Watching Bokutachi no Remake feels incredibly nostalgic to me. Even the show itself, being a romcom, does harken back to the early to mid 2010s when shows like these were more prominent. However, BokuRema does fall into the standard trappings commonly associated with this genre in spite of its unique concept.
BokuRema feels like a Visual Novel, where you're watching Kyouya making choices and reaching Bad Ends. The problem is that Kyouya himself isn't a very interesting character. He is your typical doormat nice guy who's loved by everyone. There is nothing special he brings to the table and he sucks out a lot of the fun with his passiveness. The rest of the cast don't fare any better, they are your typical romcom archetypes, again with nothing special brought to the table. Nothing terribl…
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Honestly, I’ve been sat here for the past hour or so trying to come up with some profound introduction and explanation as to why I liked BokuRemake. I ultimately failed. The waifus carried it. No, in all seriousness, It’s a show that I struggle to quantify what exactly made it tick for me.
I guess if there’s one lesson to be taken away from the series, it’s that you should pursue things you’re passionate about when the opportunity is presented. The MC’s whole dilemma in life and ultimate time travel scenario is set up because of him not going to art school. Instead of starting a coup and genocide as a result, he just works at a video game company before being transported back in time.
I loved the characters in the show and thought their chemistry was really good. The MC basically becomes…
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If you want to watch an extremely superficial harem rom-com, this is the one. As long as you approach it from that mindset and not one of an anime being about actually relevant and deep messages. In fact, I’d probably give it a 3-4 if it was just that: a tropey, fanservice-heavy rom-com. If you wanted to watch this series to learn about how we shouldn’t take the opportunities we have now for granted, you’ve come to the wrong anime.
While Bokutachi no Remake sets out with a strong first episode that aligns with what you think the core theme would be, it quickly flips to a rom-com instead. We have been hoodwinked, bamboozled, led astray, run amok, and flat-out deceived by this show.
To keep it as short as possible, Bokutachi no Remake is a plastic attempt at its message about redemptions…
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finally oh god , finally one of the worst show this season already finished . if I'm going to give a simple opinion in my perspective , this show is a failed version of relife . that's it .
Starting with a fucking bad development characters for nanako , shinoaki and tsurayuki . and then how cringey the conversations were and it’s very easy for our mc to persuade others to do things like he wanted . and also the outplaced romance and love triangle scenes and screen time that should’ve been used for other shit .
I'm not going to talk about how bad it is . that's up to you to give your own opinion about it . what I'm going to talk about is much bigger issue .
the issue was the time travel concept . I've said about this a lot before , but they seems not to fix this one to the end of the se…
Read at the sourceZeroMajor12
Remake Our Life! was an anime that I stumbled across and when I took a glimpse into it, I knew I was going to get into it and see the story as a whole. A time-travel anime about a man who failed in life that went back 10 years ago, definitely doesn't sound like plagiarism right there.
Story: 7/10
The story is definitely not the most original you can find or sink your teeth in for a brand new experience, but the plot execution is done well and introduces good set pieces that mean something as you progress later into the story. Around the last quarter, it begins to unfold its real message. The twist is well-built and realistic that you wouldn't expect it to come in the first place.
Art: 8/10
The character designs and art background absolutely delivers it. They may not look like the most be…
Read at the sourceNatsude_tanaka
oh boy... here we go
I was (moderately ) hyped for this show... well because of the big 'plot' on the poster lmao and tbf this season was very mid with exception for few animes that I've watched.
I watched the first ep and thought to myself that it was somewhat decent but i still think that it could be good after few eps or so i thought....
And here we are, all wrapped up, and with my score, you can probably tell what I thought of it.
The premise is interesting, but the execution is disappointing because by the end of it, u don't even know what was the point of kyouya going back in time other than use it as plot device?. Interestingly enough this show setting is in college, which is refreshing since a lot anime deals with high school story. Unfortunately, the college setting wasnt really…
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Remake Our Life is the type of show where it takes a commonly used plot mechanic (time travel) and builds around it with a main character. It's not exactly an unique idea but let's face it, we're in 2021 and most ideas have been overused already. Remake Our Life decides to use time travel as a catalyst to remake a main protagonist's life.
Based on the light novel of the same name, the series is fundamentally what it sounds like. The chance to go back in time and remake your own life is something that I'm sure some of us have wished for in our lives. As a video game creator, Kyouya Hashiba gets his second wind when he wakes up 10 years from 2016 to 2006. The story drops him into a timeline where he gets the opportunity to turn his life around and avoid a catastrophic future.
Watching Rema…
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"Life is not easy for any of us. But what of that? We must have perseverance and above all confidence in ourselves. We must believe that we are gifted for something and that this thing, at whatever cost, must be attained." - Marie Curie
Everyone wants a second chance in life, amirite? Whether is it to resuscitate loved ones that could've a chance to live if not for reckless decisions made internally or externally, or to amend for mistakes done so badly that he/she falls out of grace from their passion at life? Well, look no further than Bokutachi no Remake a.k.a Remake our Life!: the fortunate pairing of one of the best AniManga tropes ever seen on the face of the earth (which is time travelling, Steins;Gate or Tokyo Revengers style), together with the abundance of school and working life…
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This could quite possibly be one of the worst takes on the idea of time travel I’ve ever seen in anime. You have anime like Steins Gate, Re:Zero, or Tokyo Revengers managing to add something new to the concept, and while not everyone might like them most people should agree that they’re all at least somewhat unique in their own way.
And then you have Bokutachi No Remake give its spin on time travel, following our main character after he gets sent back in time and decides to… enter an art college?
The story kicks off with the painfully generic main character, Kyouya, struggling to find a stable job in his current life. When life is looking worse than it’s ever been, he makes a wish to get sent back in time, and would you believe it? His wish conveniently comes true! Apparently, the only o…
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I first want to clear out some discrepancies that seemed to have arisen with this anime.
1. I was told this anime is similar to ReLife. Because of how doltish and clueless ReLife is, Remake Our Life is *ONLY* similar to it in the time travelling aspect. You can ask for a link to my Anilist review to understand how stupid ReLife is.
2. This anime is also said to be similar to Sakurasou, though this is a bit more warped comparison. The two main girls are both artists, but other than that, this anime is similar to Toradora, Bunny Girl Senpai, Golden Time, quite literally every romance with drama you can think of. Of course, it just has its own little twist to give it its own name.
Now onto the analysis.
Remake Our Life isn't anything new to the mix of romance anime, though in saying this,…
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