Gochuumon wa Usagi desu ka? Bloom

This is one of the most pleasant anime series I've ever seen; the characters are personable, and the environment is grand and lovely to the point of being captivating. I also enjoy the character interactions, which always bring a smile to my face each episode, especially the opening and ending themes of this anime, and I'll never forget the wholesome and heartwarming moments of this show. I really wish that this anime had more seasons, such as 4-10 seasons or even a movie. I'll miss all of the characters in this anime and will revisit it when the opportunity arises.

Title: Charming but Repetitive

I had hopes for is the order, a rabbit bloom, not high hopes but hopes However, my experience with the series took an unexpected turn. While many viewers might find it to be a delightful and heartwarming show, I personally struggled to connect with it.

Is the order a rabbit bloom certainly possesses its own charm, with its cute characters and relatable everyday scenarios. The initial appeal is undeniable, and I appreciate the effort put into capturing the essence of slice-of-life storytelling. Yet, as the episodes progressed, I found myself being extremely bored and falling asleep it felt like ... a chore

The repetitive nature of the show made it an uphill battle to finish. There were moments where I felt like I was forcing myself to watch, rather than feeling genuinely engaged. The cute factor, which drew me in initially, quickly lost its impact as the same patterns and scenarios played out repeatedly.

I get that slice-of-life centers around the mundane aspects of life, but there needs to be a balance that keeps viewers me specifically invested. Unfortunately, is the order a rabbit bloom didn't strike that balance for me. I totally get how others might find comfort in its predictability, I couldn't help but feel that the charm wore thin quickly

In the end, my personal experience with this little nightmare was one of missed potential.

Overall, if you're a fan of slice-of-life and enjoy shows that embrace the everyday, you might find something to appreciate in this anime However, for those seeking a more dynamic and engaging narrative, DO NOT WATCH

The first two seasons, when I watched them, were charming. But S2 was five years ago. The first season introduced the girls and focused on their quirks. The second season introduced Chino's friends to the mix. This season, S3, brings them all together. This season looked much better visually than the first two seasons. Technology has advanced to the point where there's shadowing and lighting glare on everything. But as I kept watching, it dawned on me... I was finding all of this boring.

Have my tastes changed? Or has the slice-of-life genre evolved to the point where simple CGDCT (cute girls doing cute things) just ... isn't enough anymore? I feel that slice-of-life shows today must contain some sort of progress, or must have a unique gimmick to be interesting. Laid-Back Camp has the camping gimmick, and How Heavy are the Dumbbells You Lift has the exercise gimmick. Endro has the fantasy gimmick. The Demon Girl Next Door involves befriending the supposed antagonist. Sakura Quest had the backdrop of a conservative town. These are all slice-of-life shows that went beyond everyday school life.

Is the Order a Rabbit has been such a staple of the CGDCT sub-genre that it didn't transform itself, instead preferring to do more of the same. But S3 didn't focus on the cafe setting, instead shifting many of the skits to everyday school and off-work settings. S3 went through all the motions in a lazy manner, such as doing the Summer culture festival, then the Halloween festival, then the Christmas festival. Too many skits involved the entire cast of 7, instead of doing more focused skits with 2 or 3 girls. The season attempted to show character growth by not relying on each girl's quirks as much. But that just made the skits bland, because you could exchange the girls and the skit would turn out the same way.

If you just want more fluffy, sugary friendship skits, then this show does the job. But S3 to me was disappointing, because the show didn't grow up and evolve like the rest of the slice-of-life genre.