AniWorthSpace Family Carlvinson
Introduction
After a sudden crash, a performing troupe finds the remains of a ruined spaceship with a single survivor—a human infant named Corona. With little knowledge of the baby's home planet or culture, the troupe members decide to take on their most challenging roles yet—that of a human family. As Corona grows up, the group starts to consider the consequences of their decision and what they will do if someone from her home planet tries to reclaim her.
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Audience ratings
MyAnimeList / Tenrai : 6.68/10 · 1577
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| 3/10 | 28 |
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| 4/10 | 70 |
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| 5/10 | 175 |
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| 6/10 | 376 |
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| 7/10 | 418 |
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| 8/10 | 267 |
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| 9/10 | 128 |
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| 10/10 | 89 |
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Audience reviews
3 · Sample from the first available page, separate from the total number of ratings.
Pubertyfairy
This show is super cute, I wish the OVA would have gotten picked up for a whole show, but since it's only 45 minutes it's a good show to put on after a long day in order to cheer yourself up, it also might give you the dopamine hit of completing on something on your MAL, but that might just be me.
If you are a fan of slice of life give it a shot! The robot dad is the best. The gags of the robot father and other characters get more and more extreme as the OVA progresses in run time and since the show is only 45 minutes the gags established at the beginning of the OVA don't really wane by the end of it.
Read at the sourcewhylime
TL;DR: If you like 80's ovas and cute heartwarming family stories, sure, watch this.
L;DR:
Uchuu Kazoku Carlvinson is a 40-minute ova detailing the lives of Corona-chan (haha, that didn't age too well, did it?) and her adopted family of misfit alien monsters. With classic old animation, a classy soundtrack, and cute character designs, it makes for a nice ova to pop on after dinner or before bed.
This isn't the place you're going to want to run for "plot," but rather you'll see plenty of slice-of-life family activities with the visual gag of most of them being... monsters. Sure, there's a bit of tension in the last part of the ova, but overall, nothing really edge-of-my-seat exhilarating.
At the end of the day, this ova was exactly what I needed- some heartwarming 80s anime. And if that…
Read at the sourceAlexSt
I never meant to review anything here on MAL, but here I go.
The recommendation below labels this OVA "horrible". What I'll try to say is: it's NOT.
It may be old. It may be odd. But it's not that terribly bad.
NOTE: I haven't read the manga.
So.
1)Story (8)
Well, you've read the plot synopsis haven't you. That's the story. It's just a single-episoded OVA, and that makes the plot [just a little] bit rushed. What you get is: the beginning - something episodic in the middle - and then, the end, which turns out to be quite open (well, the manga used to be on-going back then). What's really good is comedy; it varies from being naive and all-too-simple to being surprisingly refreshing and enjoyable (no really!).
2)Art (8)
My God yes, it's oldschool. And it's none of a masterpiece. If you hate…
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