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If you're a sucker for cat anime, this is for you. It just portrays the daily lives of cat owners and all the quirks cats have.

Sitting by you but not sitting next to you, staring at nothing (probably a bug) for hours, eating their kibble and then yelling that its empty (its not), etc. Its just a fun anime about pet owners and their felines.

The art style and music are very cute. And although this anime is very short it still gets its point across very well.

If you are looking for a short cat anime, this one is absolutely wonderful.

I fucking adore ... it! Can't wait for season 2! <3

I've kept Laughing Salesman (1989) with me for over a year now, because I'm really bad at finishing longer series. But also because I didn't want to give it up. I knew nothing about laughing salesman until 2017 when the Laughing Salesman 2017 short series came out. I loved the concept of exchanging one's desires to a geniee who would give you what you desired but at a price.

He never harms children and I've noticed throughout this series he rarely harms women. Its mostly men he targets. I don't know if that has any real relevance in anything but I thought it was pretty ... interesting.

This series reminds me of Jigoku Shouji in that these people are contracted to give up parts of themselves (aka souls) in order to recieve what they like. Mind you, they're not ushered to hell but time after time the punishment for their wish is much harsher than hell themself.

The Laughing Salesman is not an evil man. He is just doing exactly has it describes. He sales you whatever you want and laughs at your expense.

I truly love this series for its dark humor and still very relevant pokes at life. (Gay marriage, stresses on teen's testing, sexism, etc). And if anyone needs me to add more on why I'd recommend this to them I am always up for the challenge. I love this series, and if your looking for anything a bit dark this is for you. <3

I truly enjoy the fusion of real life videos and animation. The few times I've seen it done well has left me in awe, and I can honestly say that this anime has done it fairly well.

Human error is something we all experience and this anime defines it fairly well. Murder? You go to hell. Suicide from mental distress? We'll work you hard but you might have another shot at a better life the next time around.

The main character Santa deals with folk that have lost their way in life and gives them exactly what they deserve. Is it always fair? No. But ... they deserve some punishment for their wrongdoings.

I really want to say if Laughing Salesman and Gegege had a kid, this would be it. A more morally upstandard hellish being that wants all humans to do well in life, yet deals with those that don't.

Honestly if you enjoy Laughing Salesman AND/OR Gegege you'd enjoy this. Its a really short supernatural series on the wrongdoing of human kind, and its interesting regardless.

This is a short 5 mins a pop anime. It is also very cute, fun, and within the limited time frame has continued to make me like each and every character. New and old. Something many anime tends to find impossible somehow regardless of their time frames.

Season 3 of Wan is just a continuation of the slice of life supernatural anime that I've come to enjoy. Creatures finding common ground in dishing out rent and other earthly duties despite their moral obligations is just kinda funny.

"Yes, your a filthy demon but the dishes are filthier."

If your looking for a short, slice of ... life, supernatural anime this ones great! It won't make you comprehend anything philosophical, but it'll make you think about how much sake a kitsune can truly hold. <3

I realize this won't be everyone's cup of tea, but I swear its worth a watch as all hidden gems are.

This isn't a hard dramatic cop anime. Its kinda slice of life mixed with real Japanese police tactics, and it doesn't really try to be more than that. Yes, there are are very sad/even horrific scenes in this anime, but the tone tends to stay lighthearted.

I enjoyed that it talks about how being a cop in Japan can obliterate your private life in certain aspects. As your on call in case of a harrowing event and will have to drop everything in a matter of ... minutes. In case of a natural disaster, you probably won't be there to protect your own family...and yet that's the job they signed up for. Its really sad, but realistic. And they just learn to live with that...kinda. Sake helps when dates go bust.

I also enjoyed how they don't try to make it seem glamourous. Stake outs take forever and you could be up for several days smelling like trash by the end of it. You could be stuck doing paperwork all night after someone calls 9-1-1 simply for attention. Or you could be called to help recover an old man's dead body so the family can move on.

I liked how despite it being light hearted, it was real. And given how lame the Winter '22 anime season was...this was definitely a breath of fresh air for me.

If you like light hearted, educational anime series definitely give this one a go! <3

Ore is a very simple anime. Grandma owns many cats that go in and out as they please, and the cats make her life a bit more interesting. They have shelter and food if needed, and she gains that bit of oomph from them that makes life less bland.

But there's more to it. Sure, it has its realism like in the episode with the cat VS the cicada and how Grandma absolutely hated it. But the cat considered it a fun toy. I've experienced that with my cats. Just got to throw the suckers back outside if you can get them before the cat does. ...

Then there's the episode where we witness Grandma's deceased cat in her dreams and how much she misses them. How she wanted to take them back home just for them to keep walking away. I sobbed, no lie. But then her other cats came to comfort her and she was able to heal a bit more from it.

This show isn't a masterpiece or a wonder of animation. Its just a love letter between cat owners and their cats. The ups, the downs, the cicadas, and the loafing on you just because.

I really enjoyed watching several new episodes every week and now that its gone its left a fat cat sized hole in my heart. Sure, I'll fill it with a new cat anime...but this one was very sweet.

If you like animals you may like this. If you don't, this is a decent portrayal of what having a cat entails. <3

"Regardless of where you're at, or what the circumstances are, please do not give up. If you can only muster a single step forward, please take that step." - George Abe (creator of Rainbow)

This series is based on 7 young men who are surviving through a horrible depression in Japan after WWII. Survival through theft, conning, violence, etc. This leads to their imprisonment into juvie. A horrid environment where the guards treat them like filthy, easily discardable vermin. And because of this, it forces them to become allies and later friends in order to survive their sentences.

One of the 7, Sakuragi, has been in ... juvie much longer than the others and takes them under his wing. He teaches them how to fight, as he was becoming a professional boxer before his imprisonment. And also teaches them how to be good men despite the struggles of the outside world. His presence and teachings remain throughout the series in every character's actions.

Fighting is a very heavy topic in Rainbow. Fighting to survive, for others, for yourself, for freedom. In this series they can never stop fighting, because if they do that's it. Times up for either themselves or someone else. So they keep going. And while doing so they grow into better men. Which, in turn, makes those around them also fight harder and become better people.

I watched the anime because it was highly rated. I didn't expect it to become my favorite manga of all time. But here I am, having just finished it and grateful for every second of it. Shit in my life hits me so hard, and it just is so much easier to lay down and give up. But they never did. They kept moving, fighting. Despite all the injuries, trauma, etc. They never stopped.

I don't want to stop. I want to keep going too. I want to fight.

I want to live too.

I was introduced to Hetalia in 2011 and at the time I was obsessed! The episodes were 5 minutes a pop, but there were 50 at a time! And although it was so confusing at first, once you got to know the characters...everything became so much fun! The characters were charming, the story was either semi-historical or just silly, and it was just...fun.

The first 2 seasons were great!

Then came the animation revamp and the massive amount of glitter they put in it. The animation was no longer fun for me. Plain was better.

Then the characters were less charming, the story less fun, and me out ... of the fandom entirely.

And yet I was still excited for the 2021 season. I was hoping they'd bring the old experiences back, put some life into a world I used to heavily enjoy. Unfortunately, it didn't happen. And these OVAs are just as lackluster as well.

It just feels so dead. The way characters react with each other feels so...overdone and boring. The same interactions over and over. The story is ok I guess but still, I feel like I've seen it all before.

Maybe there's nothing left to say in this world? If you loved the old-old Hetalia, don't watch this. If you liked the more recent seasons of Hetalia before this one, try it out. You could find joy in it that I couldn't.

First off, I'm going to recommend you read the manga first. Its great, its short, and honestly its the funniest of any of the Househusband media so far. Granted its the original and should be the funniest, but everything else is just so weak compared to it.

I didn't know how they were going to do this, given the manga is told in very short stories that don't really run together. So I wasn't surprised that this was cut in short 3-4 min eps.

What surprised me was how stiff the animation is. I understand this isn't a long series with a lot of material right now, ... but jfc could you have given it some kind of life? The animation is "eh ok" in domestic scenes, but you put a chase scene in and its utter garbage. Like there is someone with a popsicle under their animation just making them go.

The story is fine, it follows the manga fairly well imo. It just doesn't have the life the manga has. Its one of those anime that I won't recommend to anyone, but the manga is one of the top comedy manga I recommend to everyone.

I wish they would have put more into this, feels super rushed. (The dub voice acting was good though.)

I was happily surprised to see that this anime got a special episode, since the last episode seemed just a bit rushed at the end. And I also wasn't quite ready to say goodbye to it just yet. Unfortunately I doubt they'll be a season 2, so this is farewell to a very wholesome/sweet series.

The series runs around Heaven's crew who fulfill God's orders on diverse animals. Be it a bird that can't lay eggs or a creature that can walk on water. The problem is God never gives details and the crew is made to use their imagination (and some practice tests) in order ... to fulfill them.

Each angel has their own expertise in animals. Be it birds, snakes, the taste of any animal, poisonous animals, horses (unicorns?), etc etc. So each can carry their own very well and help each other as well.

I'm adament that this series is great for anyone at any age. Its cute, can teach anyone the ins and outs of animals, and the cast is very well balanced. They're all kinda weird, but in the best way. I love slice of life anime a lot and although I wouldn't say this is 100 percent the usual slice of life it has the charm of one. Definitely watch if your looking for something educational, slice of lifey, and cute af. <3