Anomalous
Sometimes, one has to put themselves in the shoes of the intended audience of a work to fully appreciate it. Nanami-chan’s a good example of this – it’s very obviously made for small children with short attention spans. With only 12 five-minute episodes in this first season, you would think it would be a series that anyone who can appreciate a good kid’s show will enjoy. Unfortunately, that’s not entirely true. Our story begins when a little girl named Michi and her parents move into an apartment complex of sorts in the form of treehouses. When Michi investigates her new room, she finds an odd fruit from which a cute little blobby animal named Nanami-chan hatches. Together, they learn more about the world and people around them – like any good kodomo an…
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