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Toshiya KimuraObsada:
Ai Kakuma, Kenji Nomura, Tōru Furuya, Shuuichirou Umeda, 武虎, Genki Ōkawa, Tomoaki Maeno, Shin'ichirō Miki, 井上宝, Haruki Iwata, Kenji Hamada, Ayumi Tsunematsu (więcej)Odcinki(12)
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Kono Tenkai wa Kiitenai! (E01)
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Yobidashi Kuraimashita (E02)
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Suteki na Okurimono (E03)
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Benkyou wa Kirai Desu! (E04)
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Mori no Mamono de Bikkuri Desu! (E05)
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Tsuyoku Naritai Kimochi (E06)
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Ochikara ni Nareru to Omoimasu (E07)
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Toriaezu Iroiro Kimarimashita (E08)
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Mori no Ousama Onegai Desu...! (E09)
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Sakusen Kaigi o Shiyou! (E10)
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Watashi ga Eranda Michi (E11)
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Tatakai no Ato wa (E12)
Opisy(1)
Dead of overwork at age 27... Midori barely had time to lament having to die that way when a god appeared before her and said, "You will reincarnate in another world and tell me whether you think humans deserve to continue existing there. In return, I will grant you a special power." Then Midori, hoping to relieve the exhaustion of the harsh life she'd lived, found herself asking... to cuddle cute, fluffy animals. Thus Midori reincarnated in her new world as a young girl named Nefertima, with a power that causes her to be loved by all living things other than humans. That includes not only animals, but holy beasts like white tigers and dragons, and even monsters like goblins and frozen spiders! But there was also a cruel fate awaiting her... Nefertima is determined to do her best to coexist with humans and all living creatures in her new life of petting and patting cute animals! (Crunchyroll)
(więcej)Materiały wideo (8)
Recenzje (1)
Fluffy Paradise was a delightful treat for me. I really enjoy these cute and pleasant series that don't require much effort and are perfect for unwinding (especially appreciated during the gloomy winter days when it gets dark early and my overall mood tends to be - well, let's say - dismal). The main heroine is incredibly endearing; her efforts to protect all these "misunderstood" monsters (Goblin Slayer would probably lose his mind with Nefertima) really struck a chord with me. I mean, who wouldn't love a cute little girl whose main goal is to help everyone and pet every furry creature in sight? As for the story, on the one hand, I don't want to think too deeply about it because it seems like the pseudo-serious drama clashes a bit with the adorable and friendly vibe of the series. Sometimes I also think that some problems could have been solved much more quickly. Plus, the heroine's monster reservation plan hasn't entirely convinced me yet (hopefully those monsters end up better off than Native Americans in America). On the other hand, at least during the final battle, I appreciated that the author tried to resolve the issue relatively satisfactorily for both sides, kind of a win-win situation. I'm still curious about what lies behind the migration of creatures to the north and what the main driving force is. Despite some plot holes and things that could have been handled better, the show managed to captivate me, which is quite a success for a series that's primarily about cuteness, fluffy creatures, and a little girl trying to befriend every monster she encounters (though sadly, I don't have high hopes for another season, these types of series don't often get follow-ups). The animation is very charming, the music as well, and most of the characters were quite likable, nobody really bothered me... So, for me, this first completed anime of the season earns a solid 7/10. It was like a slightly more dramatic, but still very good and adorable bedtime story that worked perfectly for those Sunday winter evenings.
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