Uchida Shungicu no Noroi no One-Piece

Not super scary and not super impactful, but it has its own charm. It's a pretty short watch that showcases the struggles of young girls; particularly, the desire to be desirable.

The plot wasn't anything groundbreaking, it was pretty predictable for the most part. Due to the short episode lengths though, things tend to escalate really quickly. I wasn't bothered by the simple stories because the episodes are short enough that it doesn't really matter.

The characters weren't so much characters as archetypes, used to represent different types of girls who all ultimately face the same emotional turbulence due to their environments. Despite the lack ... of character development, though, they all felt very realistic (further pushing the idea that they're supposed to represent girls as a whole).

Overall: Straightforward, solid, worth a watch.

A pretty unremarkable horror anthology, but one I ended really liking it because it's so charming. The three stories focus on three unrelated teenagers as they get haunted by a dress. All three stories also tackle problems teenage girls might face, especially relating to parental authority.

The OVA mostly has a very pastel, very soft, very shojo color palette, but it's not scared to go darker and harsher for its scarier scenes, which makes for an interesting contrast that is rarely seen in horror. The character animation is expressive and full of personality

The whole OVA is very SFW, so don't go expecting any blood and gore. ... The first and third stories are pretty good, they feel like unnerving urban legends. But the second story's plot twist is flat out kinda terrifying, it was easily the anime's highlight

The stories are a bit too short (the longest only clocks in at 8 minutes), the characters are all very shallow and it's by no means a masterpiece, but you should give this a try if you like comfy, mostly generic horror stories told in a comfy, somewhat unique way