Yuyushiki

is really about making someone smile and laugh which is the true form of happiness,and the anime does a great job with that logic.,an anime with slice of life and comedy just like nichijou…the only difference is that yuyuhiki is a seinen anime and filled with more mature themes,so is this mature version of nichijou worth it..?

Honestly, at first I was very wary about Yuyushiki due to the fact that the anime and story itself is really, really simple. But, I made the right choice in giving this anime a try. Of course as the majority of Animes focusing on girls in High School, you've ... got a crazy girl, a dumb and slow girl and a girl that is the most sane out of the three. Though their really isn't a development to the plot, it is very enjoying to be able to see all the misadventures of the three girls and the episodes are all very humorous.

cute and funny

Yuyushiki is a simple, fun, formulaic, and cute show where you can just enjoy the 'cute girls do cute things' trope without having to think about any of it. The story is exceedingly simple, and throws no real surprises one's way. A typical episode is simply following in the lives of Yui, Yuzuko, and Yukari as they go about their daily lives and engage in various hijinks. You have the themed setting, like summer break or new year's, the themed activity, like going to the beach or having a sleepover, and the one-episode arc of minor conflict, which can be as simple as it raining ... outside, or that they want to be friends with someone but they're embarrassed about it. There's also a running theme of sexual humor throughout, much of it directed at other girls, which is par for the course given the modest fanservice. There are rare exceptions where the story stands out, particularly that one incident with the 3D animated snowflake, but that seems to be a one-time thing. The most striking aspect of the writing for me was the constant wordplay, a good 70% of the show's humor relying on various chains of verbal word games. The art direction for Yuyushiki is, again, at least as good as it should be. Being from 2013 it has a fun, quasi-nostalgic style and character design, though you can absolutely tell they spent all their money on the pool scene, beach scene, and that one snowflake. Shots of the sky are also rather pretty, and seemed to be a cut above the rest of the art in the show. Beyond that all the art met the baseline for quality, the only major drawback being the totally-expected reuse of various shots. The sound design, much like the rest of the show, met the basic standards of quality. The music was alright, as was the voice acting, and the few 'sounds of life' that were present were of fine quality. The character designs for the three main girls are distinctive enough to leave an impression, though as a result of their use of bright colors therein the show suffers from a case of 'gee, guess who the main characters are', which is fine. The characters themselves had only as much depth as was necessary to tell the story at all, and their surface-level personalities weren't so shallow as to have them feel inhuman. In fact, this was one of the stronger points of the show. The studio, Kinema Citrus, in making an unadulterated slice of life anime, brought to life 3 characters who play off each other particularly well, and were perfect vessels through which to deliver the story. Yui, with her firm exterior veiling a genuine love for her friends, felt the most 'real' to me, and I feel like she anchored the show in a way her carefree compatriots couldn't. At the end of the day, while this anime isn't anything to write home about, I still watched the whole thing, including the OVA, which was a good addition, and the Blu-Ray extras, which were bland and a poor excuse for extra content. I thank Yuyushiki for the simple and uncomplicated contentedness of watching a Slice of Life anime, even if it isn't perfect. "Sh'pon!"

Work days can be exhausting. Solution? A light-hearted anime to help you unwind!

Unfortunately, this isn't the right anime for me. It consists of three friends bantering and goofing off, which would be fine if they were witty and interesting individuals, but alas! they are dull as wallpaper. Their bantering is downright banal - in fact, the high point for me was the pun "mochi-vated". And I'm a person who LIKES banter!

The characters were: a normal, straight-laced kid; her two lesbian best friends who want to fondle her; and a big-busted teacher, who her friends also want to fondle. I am pro-LGBT, and it's annoying to ... see lesbian characters used purely as fanservice/objects of comedy. I wish the creators had used more quirky, unusual, bizarre, and even grotesque characters.

[In Secret Code: Ja sam zapravo odgledala samo dve epizode, ali ovi jebeni birokrati brisu moje komentare o serijama zatosto "nisam dovoljno odgledala za pisanje". Moram negde da priznam da sam samo odgledala dve (citav sat ovoga!), pa cu da napisem ovde i mozda ce neko da koristi Gugl Prevodilac. U ovakvim serijama, cak i jedna epizoda ti kaze sve sto trebas da znas.]