Saw that the manga has been translated to Chinese (has constant updates) and English (not so much).
Ah yes. Yokai school.
Episode 2: S’cool that the darker elements are still showing up. This is a slice of life, but the slice also includes the grittier stuff.
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Well she certainly commanded a menacing presence, playing this series' first antagonist. Between the white snake and the nue, this countryside life really isn't that idyllic haha.
Buchio's upping his game though.
Episode: Wagen-kun, as in Volkswagen? Adorable. May he and his partner live happily ever after.
It's cool seeing Tokyo in this universe. Still a metropolis, but with yokai ambling around in suits.
Dragon God has the right idea, fashioning her look after idols.
Space-time rifts are always ill tidings.
I like how the story's living it with being a slice of life with nice yokai trying to do their thing like us humans.
Episode 5: Oh wow, wormholes and parallel worlds are fields of study being actively researched in this universe. Which becomes relevant to our rustic town when people from a parallel universe, where yokai don't exist, start showing up. Yuri even gets swapped with her counterpart.
Nice to see more of Wagen-san.
Episode 6: I wish we’d gotten more into the specifics on the beef between Yurippe and her dad. But it’s nice she’s squared those issues away, for the most part.
Interesting choice to end on a horror story this episode.
My boy Buchio can drive now.
Watched the first episode. A very interesting premise where yokais co-exist with humanity as a slice of life show.
Show's trailer.
OP sequence.
PS - Tonari no Yōkai-san page is up.
Edited by Ominae on Apr 7th 2024 at 9:38:56 AM