| Title: | Ame to Kimi to
With You and the Rain
雨と君と
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| Overall: | Unevaluated |
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2025, Comedy, Fantasy, Modern, TV
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Animation - Lesprit
HAYAMI Saori
MUGIHO Anna
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Fuji, a young novelist, happened upon an abandoned creature in a box and adopted it. She figured it was a dog, but this dog knows how to write and can compose messages to her.
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Fuji, a young novelist, happened upon an abandoned creature in a box and adopted it. She figured it was a dog, but this dog knows how to write and can compose messages to her.
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[series:4904#628] |
Ame to Kimi to
(One episode watched):
This animal is, of course, almost certainly a Tanuki, a racoon-like creature with a reputation for cleverness and trickery in Japanese folklore at or beyond the human level. This one doesn't seem to have any malicious intentions, it just wants a home and free food. While Fuji is a probing writer who muses about subjects like where we come from and where we're going, she just assumes this is a dog (even though it always has a small leaf on it's forehead, a trademark of the Tanuki) and leaves it at that. Another givewaway is when the Tanuki writes that his line of work is 'making masks with leaves'. In episode one several people see that she has gotten it wrong but no one cares to make it clear to her. One of my first thoughts as the premise was laid out was that I hoped this show would have a plot of some sort and not be just an animated 4-koma comic. After an episode, I'm left wondering where this can possibly go from here. How much humor (the best laugh I got was the logic a guy in the park used to demonstrate that this was not a cat) can possibly be squeezed out of this odd premise, much less plot?
Last updated Sunday, July 06 2025. Created Sunday, July 06 2025.
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