Getsuyoubi no Tawawa 2

Here are some key aspects of the series:

Simplicity and Realism: "Getsuyoubi no Tawawa" is characterized by its simplicity and realism. The series focuses on the ordinary conversations between Kouhai and Ai, making it relatable to viewers who enjoy the little moments in life.

Engaging Characters: While the anime primarily features Kouhai and Ai, the characters are well-developed, and their interactions feel genuine. Kouhai's shy and introverted personality contrasts with Ai's cheerful and outgoing demeanor, creating a dynamic that is both endearing and entertaining.

Short Episodes: Each episode has a runtime of around 3 minutes, which makes it easily digestible for viewers with busy schedules. This format allows ... for a quick, heartwarming break in the middle of a busy day.

Art Style: The art style in "Getsuyoubi no Tawawa" is visually appealing and complements the mood of the series. The character designs are detailed, and the animation quality is consistent throughout.

Emotional Depth: Despite the brevity of each episode, "Getsuyoubi no Tawawa" manages to convey a surprising amount of emotion. It explores themes of loneliness, connection, and the value of small talk, all within the constraints of its short format.

Slice of Life Themes: The series embraces the slice-of-life genre and excels at capturing the essence of everyday life. It serves as a reminder that even the most mundane interactions can hold a special place in our hearts.

In conclusion, "Getsuyoubi no Tawawa" is a charming and heartwarming anime that stands out for its simplicity, relatability, and genuine character interactions. While it may not be for everyone due to its short episode length, those who appreciate slice-of-life anime and the beauty of everyday moments will find it a delightful and refreshing watch.

Season 1 felt like just a few glimpses and tid-bits of a bigger story and tit-bits. The overall mood was like some light, potentially forever-ongoing (but cut way short because of episode count limits) and leading-nowhere slice-of-life 4-koma.

With the same episode number and length as season 1, I expected season 2 to have the same drawback of feeling too short and incomplete. I was pleasantly surprised. This time it follows 4 couples instead of just 2, a huge improvement. The feeling of completeness comes mainly from Maegami-chan's arc because it actually leads somewhere, but the other arcs also get to share it because of all ... the crossovers that are included this time around. This time it is definitely a finished product.

If you are a fan of the serialized manga you will find many skipped details, but also much content that goes beyond it. For example the whole of Maegami-chan's arc from the manga is included in a single episode, skipping over her development, like the reason she became student council president and rushing over her whole struggle to get the teacher. But then it goes on in the other episodes and shows us new things. The fourth couple - a cheerleader/gravure idol and her childhood friend are completely missing in the serialized manga so are a welcome addition as well.

I assume all these extra details are from the original twitter posts. I've not read them, nor even know if they are available in English anywhere at all.

I feel like the amount of focus on boobs has increased this time around, and the illusion of innocence and purity that the manga or first season somehow maintained despite the H-I-J-K-cups has been discarded. Or was I the only one deluding myself that it had any purity at all? Welp, sorry, my bad then. I guess I should stop denying that ep. 2 of season 1 specials actually happened and face the music. The original twitter drawings were nothing but ecchi boobie-girls after all, the story came second, so I should've seen all this coming.

I wonder if they have enough material for another season... I think I'd like it, even with a return to the format of season 1 - less overall story, more instant fun focus, but importantly with more episodes which the short episode duration should allow them to have.

The old animation company was so much better, the previous season at least looked and felt normal compared to this one. The art style in this one made the characters look like massive walking dolls/insects, the eyes are way too big and the faces are so round for some reason. The story is fine, what can you expect from a boobs focused 6 min episodes.


Nothing else i can say just watch it and if you don't like the art style just drop it i guess.
for some reason theres a minimum to writing a review now on mal so this text is just a ... filler as i have nothing else to say about this anime except the art style...