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...)