On her way to her first day of high school, Eri Kumagai is captivated by a girl's singing. Her song is beautiful but ends abruptly when the girl steps on a cat's tail and disrupts the moment. Eri pushes this out of her mind until that same girl rushes into her class late, cat in hand, and claims that the name on the attendance list—Chiharu Yuzuka—is her "false name" and she is actually called Haru Chitose.
Much to Eri's distaste, she cannot escape the eccentric Haru, as the two happen to share the same dormitory room. Haru causes one headache after another, but when she snoops around in Eri's laptop and discovers that she is an online composer, Eri is furious. Haru, enamored by Eri's music, desperately wants to sing with Eri, but Eri is dead set against it. Will the two be able to find common ground?
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Comentários
Ele9
well this movie is listed as slice of life, but comedy suits it better. The story is simply yet interesting, the art is beautiful. There isnt much time wasted on fan service, a plus from me. The characters are interesting....the teacher Sakata sure is funny. Even though the title of the movie is "Music" girls, I didnt find the voice or music particularly special. My overall rating for Ongaku Shoujo is 7/10. Is it good as a slice of life movie? Im not sure but its definitely a nice comedy.
Oiimn
For starters this 1 episode is part of the Moe/Music genre. Theres not much to talk about since its only 25 minutes but ill make a fast review. My reviews are normally low in score but as a 20 minute movie it couldn't get a really high score either way. The art is absolutely gorgeous, it reminded me of Sakura Trick by the same studio. Animation is pretty good except in one scene where the character movements dont feel right. Background art was absolutely fantastic. And girls where also super cute. animation/art - 8 for a music genre anime i actually despised the songs they where playing but i believeit to be more out of personal taste than anything
sound - 4
Can't expect much for story, its a girl meets other girl and they try to (spoiler) sing at a concert. I guess it was average, at least it didnt feel clutered.
story - 6
The characters where ok, they can be defined in archtypes but for a 20 minute show its hard to come up with an original character. They where fun to watch tho
Characters - 6
Its fun to watch, not anything ground breaking but if you are a fun of moe/yuri you might love this
Enjoyement - 7
Is it worth the 20 minutes of your life? In my opinion: yes, absolutely even if only for the colors and the liveliness of the art.
Kurohayabusa
To be honest, I probably got my hopes up too high when I heard Taishi's Ongaku Shoujo project was being adapted by Studio DEEN into an OVA for Anime Mirai 2015. I've been a huge fan of his music for several years now, and was excited to see it finally come to life. Unfortunately, as most small project adaptations go, it was the typical "cool to see but not very good". Story - Fated meetings with transfer students, moving into a shared room, discovering a roommate's secret talent, working hard together only to find that one of them is moving to another country and didn't tellthem, pulling through anyway... all rather cliche tropes. They don't even count as spoilers at this point, that's how cliche they are.
Art - Nice backgrounds and visual style, though I found it strange that they made the characters' skin literally glow. The animation at some points was choppy, and, in true DEEN style, had little connection with reality. Also, wet clothes apparently aren't a thing until it's time for them to come off...
Sound - As I mentioned before, Taishi is one of my favourite artists, so I'm probably a bit biased here, but I'll try. General soundtrack was not particularly spectacular. The songs were okay, definitely not his best works. The finale song however was somewhat disappointing compared with the teaser sample he released on niconico earlier, probably because of the nature of the scene itself. That being said I wouldn't hesitate to acquire and listen to the full version (not edited with reverb etc. for the anime).
Character - Again, as far as tropes go they're stock standard. Not much to be said about casting choice, as they used the original singers/VAs. Voice acting wasn't particularly outstanding either
Enjoyment - Was okay, but it wouldn't be first port of call if I was looking for something nice to watch when bored or procrastinating.
Overall - 5/10, would not watch again, would not recommend. I do appreciate the fact that the adaptation actually happened, but as far as expectations go I was rather disappointed with the end result. Anime Mirai OVAs have a reputation of being above par (such as Wasurenagumo by IG, Death Billiards) as new directors experiment, but this evidently wasn't one
Kuimi
The anime is too short. I reviewed it according to that fact. With only 25 minutes duration, there isn't much material so review will be very short. Story 6/10 The story idea is common, but well done. For a short film of 25 minutes duration I think it's fine. Art 8/10 The backgrounds are very detailed. The character designs are so cute and I like a lot their style.Sound 7/10
Sound effects are always correctly used. Character voices are also great! But sometimes Haru's voice can be a bit sharp.
The background music is fine.
Character 6/10
As I said: do something deep and interesting in 25 minutes is difficult.
The characters aren't bad, but can't be properly developed with so less time.
Enjoyment 8/10
If you aren't looking for a deep story with very developed characters, I think the music, the cute art and the characters make this film very enjoyable.
