(ENG vers.) Super fun anime to watch, with great comedy parts mixed with the progress of the story. There was no episode in which I left without a smile on my face or a look of shock due to the events of the plot. Even though it's short, it's very well tied together and manages to take us out of ...

There are many gag-comedy anime that might charitably be described as "one-trick ponies": they have exactly one joke, that joke gets introduced in the first episode, and all other episodes are just variations on this joke. Even if their gag, and the variations on it, are funny, you can't help but...

Nami Sano's avant-garde style finds its perfect match in the suspense genre, as her distinctive weird poses brilliantly serve the story of twins hiding from their step-parents while amplifying the villain's menace during the climax. Though I previously felt uneasy with the bizarre movements in he...

This show is an incredibly funny and unique experience, featuring well-written characters and a story that consistently surprises me with its frequent, laugh-out-loud plot twists. While it balances humor with genuine, non-forced emotional moments, there are no notable flaws to report. I highly re...

This anime was super fun to watch, blending great comedy seamlessly with story progression to ensure I never finished an episode without a smile or a look of shock at the plot developments. Despite being short, the narrative is tightly constructed and refreshingly distinct from the sea of famous ...

These twins deliver unsettling atmosphere in spades through a murder mystery blended with bizarre magical realism, with morbid curiosity serving as the narrative hook that keeps you latched on. You may find you've had enough within the first half of the runtime, but I strongly encourage sticking ...

Migi to Dali completely subverts the gag-comedy genre by proving it is not a "one-trick pony," instead delivering a self-contained plot that borders on surreal without becoming pretentiously abstract. The series continuously escalates its absurdity with each episode, defying the initial expectati...

This anime is a masterpiece of storytelling and family dynamics, offering a profound portrayal of a mentally unstable family while delivering laughs, drama, and deeply emotional moments. Although I initially found it a bit boring, the series grew on me with each episode until I absolutely loved i...

There's only a few anime that even comes close to this one. It's a masterpiece of storytelling and it's a masterpiece of the family dynamics, I think, of a mentally unstable family. This anime has it all. Laughs, drama, sad parts, it is just a masterpiece. And I don't say that enough. It is so go...

This has to be one of the funniest and consistently surprising shows I’ve ever seen. Every character is so well written and each is funny in their own right. And even when I thought I knew what was going to happen, the characters would surprise me big time. Like at least twice an episode, a plot ...

Summary: Nami Sano's avant-garde style has finally met perfect genre - suspense. Nami Sano's previous work "Haven't You Heard? I'm Sakamoto" had pros and cons. While many enjoyed Sakamoto's stylish actions, there were few including myself who felt uneasy with that bizarre movement. After successf...

If you enjoy being unsettled, these twins can provide that in spades. Having seen Nami Sano's more popular comedy, I was expecting something along a similar thread. Instead, what we get is a murder mystery with a healthy dose of bizarre magical realism. In the best case, morbid curiosity will kee...