Manga/Gochuumon wa Usagi Desu Ka?

This season's Manga Time Kirara - Cute girls doing cute things offering, in a nutshell. As usual, I'll let other people comment on this, but let me do this at least:

How much did they pay Kiniro Mosaic's mangaka to lend the series Ayaya? Because not only the looks, but the voice actress is the same.

There's some significant differences in personality between Lize and Ayaya

The rest of the show has something similar going on, too. GochiUsa is clearly cut from the same cloth as KinMosa, but does different things with it. I rather prefer this show

Well obviously Ayaya isn't as stacked, and more importantly, doesn't carry around a handgun on her at all times. Talking rabbit aside, that part made me jump out of my suspension of disbelief especially as Lize didn't follow proper trigger discipline. Like at all.

EpBunnisode 1:

• What a nice, cozy little town.
• Well, well, it's Aya. Except she's purple. And she has a gun. And she can pull off neat feats. Seriously, I got a good laugh out of it. Thanks, Rize.
• But I got a better laugh from this! Aizen's a stylish bartender now.
• Cocoa, you have a skill you can be proud of: Instant calculation!
• Chino will not call you "onee-chan", Cocoa...yet.

Save a spot for me, because this is gonna be fun.

edited 19th Apr '14 7:22:52 AM by Diamite

Episode 1. In which there's a fluffy bunny.

You know, if people say the Japanese are a polite country, this is not the place to confirm that. They're rude even by my standards.

Oh, joy, Hollywood math skills. And a needless repeat of her "lack" of special skills.

Can't be a bartender without drying glasses with a towel.

I think it tries very hard to be cute. A little too hard for what it actually managed to be. Kiniro Mosaic actually succeeded at it. This, not so much. Might follow. Not sure yet.

edited 11th Apr '14 10:04:03 AM by AnotherDuck

I think this flows better with me. No out-of-logic foreigner turning into Japan-fan shenanigans.

Yes...this will fill my weekly moe quota perfectly.

However, that is no rabbit. And that is not Ayaya.

A page for your editing pleasure.

Well, at the time Rize said her father works in the Military, I seriously doubted if this is Japan at all. Even in daily language Japanese don't call the JSDF as "the military" in this context.

Isn't it somewhere in Europe?

edited 13th Apr '14 2:19:06 AM by HanabiraKage

Correct me if I'm wrong, the writings look German but the currency used is Japan's. Maybe Anachronism Stew

Well, is this from the same author as Kiniro Mosaic? It would explain why.

Different author, same magazine

Even for this kind of show it felt rather... Bland and without charisma. I might give it an ep. or two to see ifit ges any kind of well..Anything to make me actually want to watch it, but I doubt it.

OH MY GOD, HOW CAN THIS BE SO AMAZING.

Maybe I should have noticed that already, but Cocoa is really an airhead...

Episode 2!

Cocoa embraces her sister complex.

I didn't realize it last time, but the OP is really catchy.

Feral bunnies are cute. And a Chiya appears.

It's filled with strawberry jam just like the real Tippy! But burnt grandpa bread still takes the cake.

Ummm....ummm....your rabbit/grandpa is about to be raped, shouldn't somebody stop this?

Green tea doesn't belong to have cream in it what is this.

Food porn!

That cuddling scene with Chino and Anju was cute.

Am I the only one expecting an old man's voice from that black rabbit?

Bunnisode 2:

• Why yes, Rize. You've entered an endless recursion of bumping into Cocoa. MWAHAHAHAHA....
• They're quite tame feral rabbits. I thought they would bite on site.
• Chino watched her grandpa burn. As a human and as a rabbit.
• Those are some flashy names, Chiya. And your latte art's unique.
• You've lost this round, Ms. Negotiator; why should Anko go for a piece, when the main dish is before it.
• You can tell the coffee shops aren't rivals anymore. The mascots can be swiped and no one will make a fuss.

Episode 2. Which will make you hungry.

Never seen someone so happy about being a siscon. And that's actually saying a lot.

It's kind of skilled to meet up with someone who's walking in one direction several times. Unless she's taken lessons from Ryoga.

Chiya is actually funny. I like her.

Watch the new and exciting documentary, Bread Baking In The Oven!

"Someone stop her!" But why?

Still a bit forced on the cuteness, but not as bad as the first episode. Mainly because it worked better. At least it's sufficiently relaxing to watch.

I wonder what would happen if Cocoa ever found out what being a siscon is really all about.

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...She'll probably remain the same.

I read that as, "She'll probably remain insane." Which is the same.

I found it nice that Rize and Cocoa go to different schools. I hope this means we will see little to none of the school stuff, I'm quite enjoying the cafe setting.

Episode two, the bunniciousness continue to be delicious.

Huh, rabbits that actually look like rabbits. No idea what to feel about that.

They glossed over the school pretty quickly. Which means more cafe time which is perfectly good with me.

Chiya is nice but Rize still takes my top spot.

Chino x Rabbit scene is the cutest thing I've ever seen.

The latte arts are re-created in real life.

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