He Wei Dao x Re:Cong Ling Kaishi de Yi Shijie Shenghuo

This anime is something otherworldly. The original Re:Zero does not compare to the brilliance of this godsend of an anime. Subaru is just spectacular and so is Emilia. Like any true intellectual, it is obvious that Emilia is the best girl which is good reason to include her in such a glorious asian noodle commercial. Let me ask you, when was the last time you have seen a sweet second rate anime babe in a Geico commercial? Yeah, that's what I thought. Not Chinese? This commercial has something for you. Not into Ramen? This commercial has something for you. Not into hot anime babes? Ok, ... maybe this commercial doesn't have anything for you. But that just means your taste in anime is trash. If you want the perfect anime, this ain't it chief. This is beyond perfect. I just bought the entire ramen company and now I'm going to create a multi billion dollar company with the profits made from this commercial. Cheers.

Truly a masterpiece of an anime. The gripping plot displayed in these two short minutes are a wonder to behold. As an intellectual, I can assure you that watching this anime will not be time wasted. The intricate dialogue between the two main characters was stupendously crafted and had me wanting more. When compared to the original Re:Zero, this sequel far exceeds it in all aspects. As a bonus, it focused on the best girl in the series, Emilia. This simple change pushed this anime from amazing to god tier. My only complaint is that it is only a single episode. I can understand this ... decision however, as such high quality animation and heart wrenching dialogue comes at a steep price.

If you are an intellectual looking for a new anime to fill the empty void in your heart left by other masterpieces like SAO, this is the one for you.

10/10 mastapiece

What did I expect from an advertisement?

Commercial collaborations with popular Anime shows are nothing new, especially in recent years, and of course, Re:Zero is THAT big. While not the best Anime-collab ad I've seen, this one seems to be on the strong side. It features a good product and one that you could see Subaru actually discussing.

The art and minimal animation were decent, I'd say better than it had the right to be. The skits also worked, even better than those dumb Picture Dramas. I would have taken extra episodes, weird to admit.

I was yearning for Ram to say my favorite Barusu word, but man, ... I was left on edge.