Guraburu!

Out of 100 Nobles watching…
80 were impressed
20 aren’t Granblue fans or Japanese enough to understand the humor

Fittingly for a very short miniseries comes probably the shortest review I’ll ever write. Guraburu is a collection of 3-minute adaptations of the gag comic of the same name. If you’re a psychopath like me and play Granblue Fantasy avidly there’s a lot to enjoy from this honestly very well-made adaptation of the comic strips. Some of the humor I feel was pretty universal and could be enjoyed by anyone, but honestly unless you’re familiar with the franchise you can give this a pass. Some of the humor is ... also that Japanese “the entire joke is just a punny play on words” sort of stuff and is kind of whatever.

Really good representations from a lot of the Granblue Cast. Pretty funny. If you don’t like Granblue, then why are you here?

The "Granblue" anime is obviously a spin-off and doesn't even compare to the beauty and grace that Guraburu offers as a whole, getting that "Tiamat" bullshit out of here and bringing Vyrn's true form(s) was the righteous choice from the start.
There's a lot of interesting characters like the LGBTQ+ Belial, the trap Cagliostro and the VSHC (Vyrn Sexual Harasser Club) leader, Katalina.
The comedy of each episode is so amazing and spontaneous that I almost ran out of breath and died, yes, this show almost killed it and I was moved by the power that it had on me. I now vow to Guraburu and worship ... Guraburu everyday because I noticed that I am but a peasant that was born to serve under it. It brings me true happiness knowing that there actually is an omnipotent god protecting us from all harm on this vast and dangerous universe.
If you watch it you'll feel the harmony of the colorful and joyful atmosphere and if you don't, well... just remember that every action has their consequences.

Cutesy anime about a few of the members of the GrandCypher, mainly focusing around Vyrn. Good as a time waster if you are a fan of GranBlue but not much of anything else for anyone outside of the Granblue universe.

That is unless you are into a cutesy artstyle of characters and cheesey little jokes. Then this anime could be up your alley. Not bad overall; also seeing the characters interact in somewhat bizarre and nonsensical ways is kind of amusing since it is an episodic series. Although, I am a bit disappointed in the lack of appearances that Gran has, since he is ... the titular character, but I guess that is fine in a little spinoff like this where you can have fan favorites interacting in however a fashion deemed interesting and entertaining.