Tteotda Keunyeo!!

This anime actually blow my expectation. It was unexpectedly too good. I really liked the story line.

this is a story where different type of animal fall for each other which is actually a crime and not normal. This is where we can relate ourselves here. I am a supporter of LGBT. In our word most of the countries are against of homosexual and people judge others by religion and skin color. But this anime is not about that tho. This is a straight story where different types of animal fall for each other and everyone become against of them. This is a story where ... they fight for their love and the society acts on it.

Very good concept and as i said the story line is very good. The author did a very good job in this.
art work is okay. sound track was good. character....it's perfect. overall it's a very good anime. Glad I found this anime.

I can't remember when I first saw this short, but the impact of it hasn't changed at all since it first came out in 2003.

At only 23 minutes long, it's really incredible how strong There She Is's main message is. I've been told it's a commentary on Japanese-Korean relationships, and while I'm not knowledgeable at all on that subject, the story works no matter what country you're from. The animation may be simple and rather rough, but the framing, timing, colors and everything else about it is actually fantastic. There's no spoken words throughout, and there doesn't need to be. The two main characters ... Doki and Nabi are an adorable couple anyone can relate to/understand, and as side characters the gang rabbits and older cats are equally important to the story (especially in punching some sense into Nabi later on).

The first "steps" (episodes) are more casual and comedic as they set up for the rest of the story - while these episodes aren't as great, the rest of the story (steps 3 - 5) breaks my heart every time. Here's where I gotta mention the music, because it is PERFECT. Each step has its own song, and the song choices couldn't have been better for fitting the mood of the step (animation is also synced to the music). Step 4 in particular I haven't forgotten even after many years - the song is Wolsik by Tabu, a sad and powerful track that makes step 4 the most impactful of them all.

This short may be cheesy at times and rough in the animation, but it really is an unforgettable and effective story about how nothing can come between two people in love. I've already watched it about 6 times, and I know that in the future I'll be back to experience it again and again. The message and its delivery, after all, don't seem to lose anything with age.

Seriously, go watch this right now! You will not be disappointed!

The story is lovely and is very real (even in today's societies). The music adds an even greater element of enjoyment, making you feel even more feels than you would normally. The art style was simplistic, yet pleasing, and each character was adorable with having their own looks and personalities.

This was a pleasant surprise and it made it even better when I found out that this was based on the history of when Japanese and Koreans were not allowed to be together.

A very heartwarming story that I highly recommend for anyone to ... watch!