Ooya-san wa Shishunki!

What i can say about this short anime:

Story:
There isn't much story to talk about, but that's pretty much given with 2 minute episodes.

Art:
Nothing breathtaking, but quite decent and nicely used

Sound:
There isn't much room for sound variety in two minute episodes where 30 seconds are taken by the opening so, the sound falls on the short side (although I like that opening)
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Characters:
There isn't much development beyond the initial setting, but the interactions and quirks that are present are amusing and likeable

Enjoyment:
I enjoyed this short anime quite a bit, probably because it is something that could bring a smile on my face even if it was just for two minutes a week

Overall:
This anime isn't some story driven epic or deep drama, but if you need something to fill a short amount time and/or to relieve the tension before between episodes of other anime or work, it's perfectly adequate.

(Just a side note: it would be nice if the source material was avaliable somewhere...)

NOTE: There might be spoilers!

Story 6/10: This anime contains the daily moments of the main character being a landlord of her apartment and a student.

Characters 7/10: Chie is a young student and landlord of a building. She is very mature for her age, but she is also very cute. Maeda is one of the tenants who is hard-working, but constantly having dreams of girls. Reiko is also one of the tenants and loves to hang out with Chie.

Overall enjoyment 5/10: Easy to watch. The length of the anime is very short. When it comes to slice of life animes, I would always assume that ... it would be approximately 20-30 minutes long. I also assume that there might be a romance between the two tenants.

Shorts are more or less pointless these days. Transitively, making a review of this is also pointless.

Story: A dude named Maeda moves into a new apartment complex where his landlord is a middle school girl.

Character: There is zero character to be had. Both tenants that this middle schooler is the landlord of must control their lolicon urgencies. (We had 2 minutes of runtime each episode. Do not expect much.)

Art: Average. Next point.

Sound: There is one track. It's generic, not worth listening to.

Personal Enjoyment: I'll be honest, I was confused half the time watching this. ... The characters talk so fast to fit the 2 minute episode time that I was left dazed in my seat trying to process this show.

Watch if you want. You'll only use up about half an hour of your life if you choose to do so.

(If you read this all under 2 minutes, congratulations, you read it in under the time it takes to finish one episode.)