AniWorthUmacha

Introduction
Animated videos, advertising ice tea manufactured by the Asahi Beverage Company.
Audience ratings
MyAnimeList / Tenrai : 4.98/10 · 1222
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Audience reviews
2 · Sample from the first available page, separate from the total number of ratings.
NextUniverse
Damn, this day sucks. I sure hope some Umacha would save the day.
Eh. Chotto matte. Let me just get some. Eeeee, sou da sou da sou da.
Here. Take some.
As a commercial by Studio Ghibli with an ever so incoherent yet unsurprising key visual, I didn't really know what I was going to be in for. I can tell you now, you are welcomed with a nice commercial for its time.
It has the right appearance for it to correlate with what it is selling, everything is pretty much chill overall and the advert doesn't have anything that wouldn't make it memorable, the art and to some extent, the situations were enough.
It just works as a commercial. I liked it and that's that. Though one would imagine Ghibli could do better, however, this was back in 2001 so it is pretty good.
7/10.
Read at the sourceEmiliaHoarfrost
Overall: 8
Simplicity in the making, sure. It lasted a breeze, that's true. But even with its childish lightness, this animated entry manages to be exemplary. It's like the peak of frolic advertisement, and the eye candy is so all over the place, and the sounds altogether all so tuneful, you can't even want to zap.
Story: 7
In such a short time, it's difficult to tell much. The right choice, as Umacha shows us, is to cover lively snippets of the likely and believable. As the situations pictured focus on adulthood, it is clear who this advertisement is meant to cater to, and how the product sold may change one's life for the better, even for a bit.
Art: 8
Studio Ghibli's distinctive palette really shines, with its ethereal lightness, and simplistic characters. What the visual delicacy…
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