Audience reviews
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SgtSalamander
Ore, Tsushima is, put simply, Japanese Garfield. Expect nothing more or less from this fleeting title. The story revolves around this fat, entitled cat named Tsushima that is living with this old woman who waits on him and her other cats all day. Each episode is a little single serving story, and none of them are especially funny. Indeed, overall, this comedy anime just isn't terribly entertaining. It's boring, and that's a big problem for a show that's got nothing else going for it.
The art is probably its strongest aspect, with the cats and other animals featuring a surprising amount of detail, though it falls desperately short in the animation department, simply stretching and warping the drawings to simulate movement most of the time.
The sound is fine, and Tsushima's VA does a gre…
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I'm more of a cat person than a dog person so a story about an elderly person being best friends with a cat, would always be on my watching list.
The visuals have a very unique style and the opening is short but very catchy.
The voice actors chosen for this project are extremely talented and experinced so you will witness top notch voice acting in this short and sweet anime.
These 12 episodes will make you laugh and fill you up with warm fuzzy feelings. Truly adorable and funny at the same time.
Not every episode made me laugh, though and that's why it gets a 7/10 from me. :)
Read at the sourceNextUniverse
I, simple man.
I, see Jun Aoki.
I, watch.
Ore, Tsushima is another one of Jun Aoki's masterpieces and it's about cats. That of course is entirely obvious whilst not being obvious. It's about cats that aren't entirely cats. The anime recognises it is an anime whilst also attributing the real features and behaviour of cats to its characters. What you get is a hilariously funny anime perfect for its timespan. Sure, there isn't a lot of plot, sure, you may find the characters to be flat, sure, it may lack any reasonable time to develop into something bigger, but why must the lives of cats be so complicated? This is the perfect fit, nothing else could have served better.
On the production side of things, this is nothing more than incredible, it was almost as if the artwork designers used mic…
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"Ore, Tsushi~~~ma."
"This anime is the story of the roaming fat cat boss that is myself, Tsushima, and I have the privilege to be voiced by Akio Ootsuka who did One Piece's Blackbeard. One day, this Ojiichan who picked me up from the dumpster, lashes out at me and questions why am I doing it, because I'm a stray cat dammit. So together with my caretaker that is Ojiichan, voiced by Mayumi Tanaka who did One Piece's iconic character Monkey D. Luffy, both her and I share life together between human and animal.
But, I am not alone in this story. Coupling together with me are 3 other cats: Sister Zun (voiced by Mami Koyama who did One Piece's Charlotte Linlin a.k.a Big Mom), Chaa (voiced by Nobuhiko Okamoto who did ToAru's Accelerator) and Osamu (voiced by Takashi Matsuyama who did One Piece'…
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