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K-On!: Ura-On!
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- Duração: 2 min per ep
- Gênero: Comedy
- Estudio: Kyoto Animation
Sinopse:
The seven Blu-ray disc volumes of K-ON! have an extra short anime "Ura-ON!"
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The seven Blu-ray disc volumes of K-ON! have an extra short anime "Ura-ON!"
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K-ON! Specials Story: Random stuff all and over again. Art: The art is very lame, but since it is a special it will be ok imo. Sound:Nothing much to say if you have watched K-ON! Characters: The same there too Enjoyment: It’s really funny to watch, so I will recommend all who has completed K-ON! To watch this special. Overall: Hmm, see the special if you want something to laugh about.
The K-ON! series has been subject to much debate. Some people felt it was the best lite hearted series to come around in a long time, while others felt it came off a bit too moe and simplistic for its own good. I have to say up front that I really enjoyed the first season of K-ON! It mixed well the music themes with a nice easy to get into story. Unfortunately not so much with these specials though. They are, well, they’re a little thin. These specials feel exactly like what it says in the title...a special. Being that the episodes only last roughly twoto three minutes, fans might be surprised that most of the episodes are split into about 3 parts an episode. Meaning that each skit lasts only about a minute or less. Sometimes they lead into one another, while other times they differ completely from the last scene. The skits remain quite random, and gone is the music theme the series set. Now we see the characters caught up in more random situations. Whether it be Yui thinking random thoughts about the cast, to the band being stranded on a deserted island, to watching them build a snowman in the winter. As expected they are all episodic, and don’t build on anything for the series future. I think the reason I was dissapointed with these, is because they remained a bit too bland in their approach. The situations they are in are not particularly as interesting as you would expect from K-ON!, making these feel more like a side attempt. Now some may argue that these are only 2 minute specials, and that they aren’t suppose to be particularly deep. While this is true, I still feel at the same time it could have been handled better. Most people will probably hate the art style in these. While I can give them credit that they did stylized the look of K-ON! to some degree, the character design in this is quite poor. The characters are drawn very simplistic, with round hands, and under detailed backgrounds. It looks like something a 2nd grade student would make in their art session. I don’t mind simplicity, but this was a bit too much. The sound I enjoyed quite a bit in this, which is rightfully so being that the franchise has a music theme. Although there is no opening theme to these, they use tracks for the actual anime, and the ending credits are fast paced and exciting. You even get some catchy bloops and bleeps in the background. The voice acting is also well done, all actresses came back to fill their appropriate roles. They’re cute, charming, and fun to listen to. Surprisingly, I did feel the characters retained their personalities from the series, which will make these feel very familiar to their fans. Yui and Ui are still sweet, Mio is still as shy as ever, and even Azusa makes appearances here. Really that’s what made up for some of the short comings the specials had, with the actual characters. If you loved them before, I think you will like them in these as well. Being that these specials are so short, I think fans should check them out. Overall, if you are in fact a hardcore K-ON! fan, then you will get some enjoyment from these. If you aren’t one, then you may want to skip these, and watch the OVA and/or wait for the second season of K-ON! to premiere.
These little specials are basically random short silly storylines, either told by the story or the characters. It does not continue or relate to the season in any way. Story: Basically its random things. Some funny and some lame. Art: The art for all the specials are the same. Nothing unique or creative towards it. Just basic child drawing cartoon. Sound: Nothing special about the sounds.Character: All the same main characters are still in this. Enjoyment: Didn't really enjoy this since it was completely random and silly. Overall: There is really nothing special about these specials overall. You can just watch it to have a bit or laughter. If you are high, then i recommend you to watch it.
K-On!: Ura-on! is basically just an extra content. this can be watched after season 1(for knowing who are the characters involve in each episodes). Story: Random Stuff. Basically there's no story, just imagine a child(who is able to talk) telling you a story about random things. Art: The art is basically a Doodle drawing. Imagine a kid(a 3-5 years old kid) draws the story for fun or as a homework. Sound: I like the Outro sound track at the end of each episodes. Character: Houkago Tea Time, Sawa-chan, ui hirasawa&friendsEnjoyment: for a short and extra content, it's relaxing and enjoyable. Overall: Good for taking short breaks before watching K-ON!!
If you like K-On! and/or probably a completist, this is a must watch. It has some tenuous connection to the next part of the story, so take note of that. As you know, K-On! is a renowned slice of life/CGDCT. Most of the things they do don't make sense, but people love them regardless because 1) these girls are cute, 2) they're fun, or 3) it's relaxing to watch. If you don't like K-On!, this might be even worse for you. What they do is even more absurd (though to be fair, that's what chibi specials are supposed to do.) They do feel somehow that theyare rejected skits from the main anime but found their way into these special episodes. Anyway, each episode is just 2 or 3 minutes short. They're not too long to hate, and they're too short to even like. NOTA BENE: A grade of 3 out of 10 means that I did not enjoy watching this anime despite being either well-regarded or at least popular, or perhaps I happened to rank them below my 4's.
Ok, here we go for the second time: Characters: -Principals: I love how they all fit together in one way or another (5/7). -Secondary: They stand out very little (1/3). Logic: Even though it's a comedy, this is just too absurd and funny (7/10). Entertainment (Personal):I can watch 30 minutes of this a day (10/10). Basics in an anime: -Animation: almost non-existent (0/2). -OP, ED & OST's: Nothing new. (0/2) -Vice: Didn't leave much hype at the end of each mini-episode (1/2). -Tag compliance: Complies with being a comedy (2/2). -Ending: It didn't need to have a super ending anyway (0/2). Plot Development (or initial premise): Explored a lot of what I didn't know I wanted to see, splendid. 😅 (5/10) Personal Reflection (Clearly personal): It's a comedy-only anime, so => (0/10). Comments: It was honestly funny to see the K-On!!! “animated” in Paint graphics, even if this doesn't make much sense. Final score: 7.1. (Note: Since I'm very tolerant of anime, my minimum score for all of them is currently 4).