Yodel no Onna

"Yodel no Onna is perhaps the most profound piece of literature exploring existentialism of the 21st century" - Jean-Paul Satre

"Mitsuyoshi's work unveils the dark torment and angst suffered by teens of our era." - J. D. Salinger

Lauded internationally, Mitsuyoshi's work is able to convey a message relating to any teenager. By revealing the disillusionment of social desires as our titular character suffers, each episode clears a transparent lense to the angsty, youthful soul.

Yet, perhaps the sense of fatalism that permeates the series, help imbue an even darker undertone to the story.

Needless to say, Yodel no Onna is a must-watch for all audiences. Not just for ... those who are oppressed by teenage angst, looking for the light to their tunnel, but also for adults to reminisce their youthful wonders.

I cannot say in words how genuinely hilarious this is, i felt like i was personally escorted to a higher realm of funny. You will have truly ASCENDED If you take the time to watch this masterpiece,

On a more serious note this show does a great job commenting on the more darker side of society. Anxiety about yodeling is a very genuine fear and thus should be more focused on in this society.


8/10, the 4 minutes it takes you to watch the 4 "episodes" will be well worth your time.

"The amount of funny cannot be described"

"Fonamanall show, great soundtrack"
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"Unparrelled"

Discovering Yodel no Onna has been the most powerful experience in my long, long lifetime and the turning point that led me to adopt a new philosophy that is even better than the philosophical teachings of my friends. Never have I felt so empowered. It is safe to say watching this masterpiece was a surreal, elevating, out of body experience that brought me closer to Apollo himself and his eternal wisdom.

If you embark on this wonderful journey, you will be presented with a complex narrative and unbelievably good believable characters that will lead you to another world, nay, a utopia for all of us seeking ... wisdom.

The music and the art are astonishing. Ah, this brought me back to the times I used to roam the hills of Kithairon and bask in its glory. The sound of yodelling is truly equal to the heavenly tunes of Apollo's lyre.

To end this review with a relevant quote from my buddy Pericles: "What you leave behind is not what is engraved in stone monuments, but what is woven into the lives of others." That is certainly the case with Yodel no Onna.

10/10 would watch again

Khaire!

Yodel no onna, roughly translated as Onahole to yodel in is a 2016 or somewhere like that anime found on YouTube.com not sponsored by Mark Zuckerberg but however has themes of what he did to the internet. Imagine if you will, you are alone, naked and afraid, now imagine this scenario but then an arm reaches out to caress your bosom and that arm is warm and it is bright and it tingles. That arm is Yodel no onna. Every episode starts of with a sociological problem that needs to be addressed such as, is Baseball truly the japanese pastime that should be taken from ... Americans, which if you ask me I say, give it back it was my childhood. But Yodel no Onna says, with it's arm fully grasping cheek deep against you, "no."

The music is the selling point because it's one track is what all music should aspire to be and that is a 30 second loop of a woman speaking to you and saying "Yodel is fact, yodel is logic." Joe Rogan's famous podcast was taken down by Yodel no onna, leaving him bankrupt and poor like the rest of us. Yodel no onna was also the first anime in space. What if they got sex in minecraft was rumored to be the final episode of Yodel no Onna but it was cancelled by the man himself Hidetaka Miyazaki the maker of the dark souls games for copyright over the idea which he planned to add as a DLC in Elden Ring in which Yodel no Onna would have shown up to sing to the player but as we all know, Japanese Copyright is even worse than disney america copyright.