Audience reviews
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Pitto_
A masterpiece of its genre. Truly inspiring.
Nyoro-n Churuya-san is literally one of the few anime, if you could call it this way, that were able to make me laugh. Its nonsense, the way the character are so stupid, even their stupid design is something I love.
Watched it with the English Dub, truly exilarating. I would like to say something else (because I'm forced thanks to MAL guidelines), but I have nothing else to say about this piece of art.
But what's with smoked cheese anyway? Does it even exists? Why did they choose it as the main "subject" of the opera? And why Churuya-san, of all characters (even if I love her)? Japan is truly a land of wonder sometimes.
Read at the sourcemonochrome-kiss
This ONA series is based off a four-panel gag manga so naturally you can't expect that much in the way of plot. But I expected this to still be a little bit entertaining. Hetalia and Azumanga Daioh are also based off four-panel gag manga strips and they are funny.
The art style looks incredibly lazy and badly drawn. The humour basically revolves around little inconveniences happening to the main character who responds by going "nyoro.."
There are no funny gags or hilarious situations like you would normally find in anime. It is basically just a little chibi girl asking for smoked cheese randomly and going "nyoro..." every time things don't go her way. The characters are loosely based off the character in The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya but most of them don't act like they normally wou…
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"A good anime is classified by personal opinion. A masterpiece is indisputable" - Jesus Christ 2015
Rarely in the anime universe are there perfect animes. Cowboy Bebop had its flaws, Neon Genesis had a debatable ending, and Attack on Titan took too long for a second season. As far as we can see, and I speak for the whole of the MAL community, hell, everyone who watches anime knows that School Days and Mars of Destruction have been the farthest we've gotten to that perfect anime. Enter Nyoro-n Churuya-san. This anime is perfect in every shape and form. The characters are solid, the animation is nice, sharp, and flows well. The voice acting sounds like they were voiced by angels themselves. The story, the fucking story. That's the main thing that makes Nyoro-n Churuya-san the perfect anime.…
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I watched this while taking a shit. Needless to say, it was the greatest shit I have ever, and will ever, take. I fucking love smoked cheese.
I must say, with Nyoro~n Churuya san, anime as a medium has reached its magnum opus. This is the last anime I will ever watch, as I know nothing will ever compare. It would be unjust to call Nyoro-n Churuya-san the Ulysses or Beethoven of anime; rather, it would be apprpriate to call Ulysses the Nyoro-n Churuya-san of literature, and Beethoven the Nyoro-n Churuya-san of composers. I love smoked cheese.
The plot? Fantastic. I found it extremely immersive. I love smoked cheese.
The characters? Fantastic. They were very deep. I love smoked cheese.
The art? Fantastic. The characters almost looked real. These visuals put Miyazaki to shame.I love sm…
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I came in expecting big things. I came out with bruises cause the thing that was inside was HUGE it took up most of the room!! This is just too adorable, with a little bit of dry humor in it that makes it so refreshing like this can of pepsi I was just drinking. I mean it's 2 am now, yet after watching this, my mind subconsciously thinks its 2 xu (ie the time keeping system used in Happiness land). How many times in our lives have we all thought to ourselves "Nyoron," when we couldn't get what we wanted, whether it be smoked cheese (materialistic gain) or Kyon-kun (emotional satisfaction), so this is kind of depressing too if you think about it.
Episode #5 stands out for me the most. #11 also touched upon something interesting when the blue haired girl wanted to cross out her name on a t…
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Hee-hee, after watching this, I really wanted to try smoked cheese. I really like Churuya-san now, she's really cute. This anime had some really funny moments that I really enjoyed, and it's something that if you like anime series you can finish quickly, you might like. I finished it in one night. Mostly jokes about smoked cheese, and total random-ness, with just some dashes of cute moments, and you have Nyoro~n Churuya-san. If you watch it, I hope you enjoy it, and if you're deciding if you should watch it or not, I think you should. Thanks for reading! :D
Read at the sourceDragonchase24601
Nyoro-n Churuya-san was one of the most out there and random Animes I have ever watched. After finishing Haruhi-chan, I was still craving more Haruhi-related randomness, so I decided to watch Churuya. It was killer. I enjoyed Churuya's childlike way of looking at the world and her rabid obsession with smoked cheese. My only problems with this anime are:
1. I didn't quite like the art style. The way that all of the Brigade member's faces are just a series of lines arranged to make a face seems to reflect a sort of laziness.
2. Yūko Gotō didn't do the voice exactly the same. I know that's a sorta picky thing to say, but that's just the way I am.
However, I enjoyed watching the show with my favorite episode being 7, featuring Churuya's Great Great Adventure, a video game starring the one and…
Read at the sourceAstuteOtaku
Story: 3, Art: 7, Sound: 9, Character: 7, Overall: 7
Lol is really all I can say when it comes to the writing in this ONA for the Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya. It somehow makes "Nyoro-n" the punchline for everything, and still be funny! It's funny and creative, but it's like it was written up when everyone had the midnight giggles and were bored to tears.
The art is smooth but not detailed. Voice acting is perfect since it's still the cast of the main series. The music is simple but appropriate. Characters are all hilarious and enjoyable. But Mikuru seemed a bit off her normal self. Basically a short little comedy for laughs.
Parental Caution:
Rated G
Nothing inappropriate is present in this anime.
Read at the sourceReikaku
| Elegy to the ~Nyoron | The real art of drama.
Nyoro-n Churuya-san focuses on the struggle of a lively school girl suffering from severe dwarfism. A girl named Churuya who fights frantically to obtain what is denied to her. Churuya's very own forbidden fruit, smoked cheese.
Churuya’s world is unlike any other, it’s a place where the inhabitant wear emotionless expressions whose gazes are filled with indifference and scorn. Hysterically staring at her while wearing slick smiles whenever she isn’t looking. Churuya-san story ingeniously explains a tragedy of sorts that encompasses the concept of egoism. Put in simple words: "This cheese is mine. You can’t have any."
The malice of the twisted world she lives in is mainly depicted by a cynic boy named Kyon, one of Churuya's classmates. Unca…
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