Getsuyoubi no Tawawa 2

If you like big anime titties then Tawawa on Monday is the show for you. I cannot be any more direct than that - this anime is literally about worshiping the voluptuous glandular tissues of cute girls via constant zoom ins, boob jiggles, bras snapping, torso touching, groping, stripping, basically anything under the sun that can be done with a pair of tits is likely to be found in here in bite sized, short episodical formatting (barring nudity, more on that later). Tawawa also entertains fantasy romantic scenarios between faceless, self insert men who are attracted to these women, and are teased incessantly until eventually ... entering a relationship. Wholesome stuff for the hopeless perverted romantics out there.

If you fall into this very transparent target audience, then there’s really only a few areas of criticism that can be made. One is the lack of actual nudity and intimacy - at no point will you see any of these girls wearing less than a swimsuit, and never will the couples be shown doing anything beyond holding hands and a kiss on the cheek. There is a line that this ecchi will never cross no matter how much you may want it to happen, and that can be a point of irritation for us degenerates that want the full package that prior shows have bridged in the past (such as the legendary Shinmai Testament, for instance). But on the contrary to that criticism, others find it more enticing to be teased of a possibility that is dangled in front of them. To that end Tawawa is one of the better anime that can exist, as it finds creative ways to show you the allure of big titties without ever allowing you to see them entirely exposed or embraced. It’s not smut nor hentai, but it can kinda co-exist with those shows as a less lewd cock teasing alternative.

Another point of contention is the art style difference from season 1, as the studio’s changed so did the character artwork - the faces are noticeably wider than before, as if some invisible force is stretching their cheeks apart, and the eyes shapes are larger to fit a more moe aesthetic. There is a divide in the Tawawa community over whether this change was for the worse or is negligible - I belong the latter camp, as I recognize this as a fantastical anime where everything is out of proportion, and it does not break my immersion for the character designs to lose the sense of realism.

You can pretty much tell whether or not you’ll like this show from looking at the promotional art. Despite my wall of text analyzing the quality of this tit show, the content is as shallow as a puddle and the merit is apparent on chest value. If it weren't for the character limit I'd probably just end the review at the first sentence - If you like big anime titties then Tawawa on Monday is the show for you.

The whole anime could be described with three very simple words "Big boobs paradise". From the very first episode, the anime just straightforwardly screams at you "Boobs! Boobs!". For those unfortunate ones who like them smaller, hurry up and turn away from this one, this show ain't for you.

Story: Anime has little to no story. It's about our main characters daily life and their relationships. It's short one 6 minutes for an episode so the fact that it's lacking any deep story isn't so impacting and after watching the whole show you couldn't even care less so whatever.

Art: Normal 2D animation without overusing CGI. I ... guess I could say that it's better than some other shows in this aspect.

Sound: Most of the time there ain't any BGM. And the ED is one of those that you really want to skip, which is a shame.

--Best character Ai-chan :)

Enjoyment: Really slow anime that sometimes makes you cringe. But a good one to watch when bored.

Overall judgment: For those who like big anime titties this one is for you, but don't search for the story. It has none and it's just a daily life slice of life. Still better show than the second season of mushoku tensei will be. lol

I loved the first season of this anime and its specials. I thought that was peak, and I never thought that season 2 would be 10 times better. The second season really exceeded all my expectations. The production quality was much higher as well. I do not want to repeat myself but all I have mentioned in my review for season 1 specials applies to this season as well.

Story: 10/10
As mentioned in the first season review, there are a lot of very creative and hilarious scenes in this anime. I love how this anime does not hold back with the ridiculousness. That is probably the ... reason why this masterpiece can exist. The creator is an absolutely crazy genius. Right off the bat, in the first episode, Ai-chan and her younger sister were watching a movie where muscular men flex their muscles and rip the clothes off, AND THEN BOTH OF THE GIRLS TRIED THE SAME THING WITH THEIR BOOBS. THEY WERE COMPARING HOW MANY BUTTONS OF THEIR SHIRT THEY CAN POP JUST BY STRETCHING THEIR BOOBS. EXCUSE ME BUT WHAT THE FUCK? I just had to pause the video and roll on the floor laughing. There's another scene where the mother is talking to Ai-chan and her sister with a sexy bra in her hand, TELLING THEM THAT IT'S THANKS TO THESE THINGS THAT THEY TWO WERE ABLE TO BE BORN, THEN SHE TELLS BOTH OF THEM TO BOW DOWN TO THE BRA. I have no idea what the fuck I've just watched but I love it.

Art: 10/10
Absolutely stunning. No words I could use would do the art justice. The girls looks like something god himself had created after perfecting the skills of crafting the absolute beauty since the dawn of mankind. Every frame looks so clean and easy on the eyes.

Sound: 10/10
The voice acting is perfect. All the girls do not sound forced, they sound very natural as if it was actually happening to them while they do the voices. It's extremely pleasant to the ears. The soundtrack and the endings are great as well.

Character: 10/10
All the girls are extremely likeable, all of them have the ideal personality any man would want. I wish girls like this exist in real life. My favourite character is probably the cute, playful, cheeky student with the long bangs who confessed to her teacher. The Maegami-chan who was voiced by the one and only Takahashi Rie (who did Megumin from Konosuba, Emilia from ReZero, Takagi from Karakai Jouzu no Takagi-san). Episode 2 must have been the episode which really made me like Maegami-chan. The whole backstory of the teacher not wanting to reciprocate her feelings because they are teacher-student really made me realise how persistent she was for having to wait for 3 years. She refuses to give up, and does a lot of teasing and trickery such as pretending to accept another guy's confession just so that she can see the teacher panicking. What a character. One thing I also do appreciate is that the male characters are also decent and not perverted at all, which is great for male viewers to self-insert because no male viewer actually wants to pretend that they are creepy bastards in the anime. Although another thing to note is that all the girls, even the side characters, have big boobs in this anime, so make sure you are into that or else this anime might not be for you.

Enjoyment: 10/10
I have never enjoyed myself watching anime more than watching this anime series. There really is nothing much more to add.

Overall: 10/10
Just watch it. I don't care if the earth is going to end tomorrow, you watch this anime even if it's the last thing you do.

Anime tiddies. Mommy Milkers. Sweater Cows. Bazongas. Oppai. Booba. Hummina hummina hummina awoooga. Train whistle noises. All of these are things you can say about Tawawa.

I remember watching season 1 back when it came out, and was pleasantly surprised that it got more. I love when these very short anime series manage to have continuity between episodes and kind of tell a cohesive story. While it's not a series heavy with a lot of plot, it is heavy with a lot of... "plot", if you know what I'm saying.

The plot is still pretty good, and is surprisingly wholesome considering the J-cup package it's being delivered ... in. Personally my favorite ship is the younger sister with the older friend from school. I give it a 7/10

As the sequel to the Getsuyoubi no Tawawa ends we're give something new to the table, so................

Story:

Pros: Storywise it was still the same as the first sequel, but in here, it was different, cu'z unlike the first sequel, where the girls presented were a variation of Ai-chan. Here, the variation were divided with Kohai-Chan, Maegami-San, and Cheerleader-san, each has here arc , but most of the good ones were with Maegami.

Cons: Kohai has the worse arc and Ai-chan's arc was simply given an open ending where her arc.....

Verdict: 7 Over 10.

... Art:

Pros: The usual big boobs and swimsuit fanservices.

Cons: No fanservices like panty shot and nipple shots.

Verdict: 5 Over 10.

Sound:

Pros: Nothing to say, since it was still your usual seiyu's who did them characters voices.

Cons: I don't give a fuck as who did the voices of new characters.

Verdict: 5 Over 10.

Character:

Pros: As I've, said , Ai-Chan's variation, were spilt with Kouhai-Chan Maegami, and Cheerleader-san, even if new characters were added on their personality level nothing has change......

Cons: Even with the addition of a variation of Oniisan, with sensei, sempai, and Cheerleader's boyfriend, their character were still the same.

Verdict: 5 Over 10.

Enjoyment:

Pros: Good as it is, to be able to see one of the female character's have a clean ending as she gets married to her sensei...but.

Cons: I kinda hate it that Koihai's romance with her sempai wasn't that good in the finale.

Verdict: 7 Over 10.

Overall:

Verdict: 7 Over 10.

TBH, studio Yokohama Animation Lab, may have done something good with an ONA like this, but that's as good as it will get, cu'z a 3rd season will not be good if they're not will to give Ai-Chan's arc an good ending with Oniisan.

Here are some key aspects of the series:

Simplicity and Realism: "Getsuyoubi no Tawawa" is characterized by its simplicity and realism. The series focuses on the ordinary conversations between Kouhai and Ai, making it relatable to viewers who enjoy the little moments in life.

Engaging Characters: While the anime primarily features Kouhai and Ai, the characters are well-developed, and their interactions feel genuine. Kouhai's shy and introverted personality contrasts with Ai's cheerful and outgoing demeanor, creating a dynamic that is both endearing and entertaining.

Short Episodes: Each episode has a runtime of around 3 minutes, which makes it easily digestible for viewers with busy schedules. This format allows ... for a quick, heartwarming break in the middle of a busy day.

Art Style: The art style in "Getsuyoubi no Tawawa" is visually appealing and complements the mood of the series. The character designs are detailed, and the animation quality is consistent throughout.

Emotional Depth: Despite the brevity of each episode, "Getsuyoubi no Tawawa" manages to convey a surprising amount of emotion. It explores themes of loneliness, connection, and the value of small talk, all within the constraints of its short format.

Slice of Life Themes: The series embraces the slice-of-life genre and excels at capturing the essence of everyday life. It serves as a reminder that even the most mundane interactions can hold a special place in our hearts.

In conclusion, "Getsuyoubi no Tawawa" is a charming and heartwarming anime that stands out for its simplicity, relatability, and genuine character interactions. While it may not be for everyone due to its short episode length, those who appreciate slice-of-life anime and the beauty of everyday moments will find it a delightful and refreshing watch.

The second season like the first has the focus on Ai-chan (student on the train), Kouhaichan (office worker), but we get to see others like Meagami-chan (who we see a good amount with her sensei, episode 2 surprised me and throughout to episode 12 they really do a fair amount with them) along with Cheer-chan (a cheerleader/model).

The manga/twitter posts were always about 'here is something each monday for the working class, something to cheer them up even when the days are long and hard and repetitive' and I think that's fair. That and like others that have read manga with a focus on Tawawa this ... anime S1 & 2 are no different. It may be a fanservice show at first glance but it also has that fair share of slice of life moments and enough content even for short form episodes it cuts out the nonsense and balances the two well.

I have since seen the special and it was fine, not S1 OVAs great (nothing will be the watching Tawawa on Monday on DVD inside the show itself) but good enough for a pretty predictable OVA type of episode (spoilers: beach episode from what I remember).

It's a show to just relax and watch some slice of life and ecchi fan service. The art style change while noticeable didn't ruin the show. The fan service moments are brief but when dealing with 6 minute episodes (including ED, no OP) they only appear for certain scenes or a few seconds that or part of the dialogue sometimes. The moments between each of the two characters (the girls and the men they have conversations with or Ai-chan and her friend) all have enjoyable moments of dialogue. Nothing ground breaking but can be a little funny or just natural to the scenarios they are in. It's still anime silly but if your fine with that by all means. Like with many fan service shows you don't take the fan service seriously and you do or don't take all slice of life moment seriously.

It isn't the most groundbreaking thing ever but for a slice of life fan service show Meagami-chan's scenes were surprising and unexpected. I haven't read much of the manga as of this review but even as a mostly anime watcher I was surprised. This is a show with 6 minute episodes (including ED but no OP) and while sure the scenes aren't anything mindblowing some pacing like in episode 2 is impressive, while that shouldn't matter and in a longer length show or many episodes later events happening for 1 couple. For a single episode to have a variety of scenes sum up events when most anime take longer I think is amazing. Short shows aren't worth ignoring fan service or otherwise when people do in seasonal roundups.

Otherwise Maegami and her partner do progress throughout the scenes they are in. The others don't so don't expect a lot.

It isn't shown as a backstory but in many cases could be but does it well to show all we really need to know with the time span given. The girls do talk in some episodes whether neighbours or shopping and it's nice to see the characters not just in the same situations/locations all the time and with the male characters they talk to all the time and it being too formulaic.

A fine watch. Just something to chill and watch. Haven't seen the special currently (have now) but if as good as my favourite scene of the season 1 specials/episode 14 I'm curious. Nothing beats the Tawawa on DVD scene for me.

The old animation company was so much better, the previous season at least looked and felt normal compared to this one. The art style in this one made the characters look like massive walking dolls/insects, the eyes are way too big and the faces are so round for some reason. The story is fine, what can you expect from a boobs focused 6 min episodes.


Nothing else i can say just watch it and if you don't like the art style just drop it i guess.
for some reason theres a minimum to writing a review now on mal so this text is just a ... filler as i have nothing else to say about this anime except the art style...

Season 1 felt like just a few glimpses and tid-bits of a bigger story and tit-bits. The overall mood was like some light, potentially forever-ongoing (but cut way short because of episode count limits) and leading-nowhere slice-of-life 4-koma.

With the same episode number and length as season 1, I expected season 2 to have the same drawback of feeling too short and incomplete. I was pleasantly surprised. This time it follows 4 couples instead of just 2, a huge improvement. The feeling of completeness comes mainly from Maegami-chan's arc because it actually leads somewhere, but the other arcs also get to share it because of all ... the crossovers that are included this time around. This time it is definitely a finished product.

If you are a fan of the serialized manga you will find many skipped details, but also much content that goes beyond it. For example the whole of Maegami-chan's arc from the manga is included in a single episode, skipping over her development, like the reason she became student council president and rushing over her whole struggle to get the teacher. But then it goes on in the other episodes and shows us new things. The fourth couple - a cheerleader/gravure idol and her childhood friend are completely missing in the serialized manga so are a welcome addition as well.

I assume all these extra details are from the original twitter posts. I've not read them, nor even know if they are available in English anywhere at all.

I feel like the amount of focus on boobs has increased this time around, and the illusion of innocence and purity that the manga or first season somehow maintained despite the H-I-J-K-cups has been discarded. Or was I the only one deluding myself that it had any purity at all? Welp, sorry, my bad then. I guess I should stop denying that ep. 2 of season 1 specials actually happened and face the music. The original twitter drawings were nothing but ecchi boobie-girls after all, the story came second, so I should've seen all this coming.

I wonder if they have enough material for another season... I think I'd like it, even with a return to the format of season 1 - less overall story, more instant fun focus, but importantly with more episodes which the short episode duration should allow them to have.