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[series:2954#1552] |
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This short slice-of-life title focuses on the everyday woes faced by Hajime and Kaoru as husband and wife. I did get turned off by aspects of the otaku theme that this series dabbled into at points thanks to Hajime's otaku habits. But I did get a chuckle out of some of the problems Kaoru was trying to deal with such as being drunk and getting over smoking, which make this series feel somewhat relatable to young married couples. This was obviously made on a limited budget as the visuals are a bit on the plain and simple side and animation was kind of minimal. I don't think I'm invested enough in this series to want to watch it more than once given its short length with 13 3-minute episodes. But at the same time, I don't regret having spent nearly 40 minutes of my time watching this in its entirety.
Last updated Saturday, March 14 2015. Created Saturday, March 14 2015. | ||||||||
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 Stretch
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(A few episodes watched): Well, this was over almost before it began, and not much to say leapt to my mind, but it seemed amusing (though not LOL funny), and had a slight 'insider' angle which might make it fun for aficionados of anime. Hajime isn't an idiot and seems to make a decent living online, and Kaoru doesn't look down on him excessively because of his odd habits. The premise sort of reminded me of Kantoku Fuyuki Todoki. I just wondered if the show would be able to come up with enough funny quirks of otaku (or some sort of ongoing plot) to stay interesting for around 40 minutes altogether. As it turned out, over time it drifted away from the otaku premise into subjects I wasn't particularly interested in, and, it not being terribly funny, I lost interest and quit watching. Last updated Monday, March 16 2015. Created Saturday, October 04 2014. | ||||||||
