AniWorthUchuujin MuuMuu
Introduction
A cat-like alien from a distant galaxy, MuuMuu, arrives on Earth. His goal is to learn about home appliance technology on Earth to recover the technology his species has lost. The protagonist, Sakurako, has a typical university life, but everything changes with MuuMuu's arrival! What begins as an unexpected cohabitation quickly turns into a whirlwind of chaotic events. The chemistry between Sakurako and MuuMuu leads to a super-spectacular, appliance-filled, and cat comedy adventure.
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Audience ratings
MyAnimeList / Tenrai : 6.89/10 · 2868
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Audience reviews
2 · Sample from the first available page, separate from the total number of ratings.
Kumoiro_Shizuki
I see that my little darling, Uchuujin Muumuu, is being unfairly criticized by many here. Let me set the record straight.
Animation: 8
Artistic direction: 7
Technically, nothing spectacular, but OLM delivers a sparkling series that is pleasing to the eye and accessible to all ages. The artistic direction plays on the absurd by deliberately emphasizing the childish side, both in the visual aesthetics and in the musical accompaniment.
Story: 8
Development: 8
Learning: 10
The story is presented as a “B” series: an alien arrives to use Earth to his advantage, but ends up discovering that what he can learn from humans is worth more than that. Nothing revolutionary, then, but it's effective. The character development, although classic, succeeds in making each member of the GERH club unique and…
Read at the sourceKANLen09
Me and the Alien MuMu — Educational with a yes, adult consumerism with a no.
The game of life likes to play hooky with us homosapiens a lot, and yes, fate may have struck on luck a few times, but more often than not, it always ends up being weirder than it is. And sure, I don't mind educational content when it really matters and isn't offensive by any stretch of the imagination, knowing its target audience is aimed at kids. But when the
The publishing company itself behind this series has a rich history with its target audience aimed at PG-13 level teens, with series that range from the classic Hellsing to the legend that is Satoshi Mizukami's works of Hoshi no Samidare a.k.a. Lucifer and the Biscuit Hammer, and Spirit Circle. I have to doubt if mangaka Hiroki Miyashita and his series o…
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