Girls be ambitious anime rui ookami-san

C Staff works, though that can be overlooked. If you read my Danganronpa review, you know the problem with short animes; simply put, anything fewer than about 24 episodes or so is not enough time to tell a story to its full extent. Ookami-san had a lot of potential, but there was just not enough room to cram everything it needed to into. C characters.

The main characters are interesting enough, though the supporting characters are bland they are supporting characters, to be fair. Considering the length of the show, having the backstory play a fairly large role in the story is impressive. The other main characters serve to highlight her; J. C staff poured all their resources into highlighting this character, and it worked.

Ryoshi Morino: Ahh, Ryoshi. He spends the entire show highlighting Ryouko in some way. Final Verdict: Ookami-san needed a second season, but sales of the DVD were insufficient to merit one. So, Ookami-san is incomplete and while the first season provided a conclusion, the ending feels unsatisfactory. I grew to like this over time.

The end result of this is a VERY large cast for 12 episode anime, and it often feels like we never get to connect with the characters enough because of the setup. That is one of the only reasons I rated the story low-ish; it's a great concept, but the length doesn't give the story enough room to grow, even though the show seems to try anyway, which makes the ending even more awkward.

Art - 9 The art is probably the main reason people keep comparing this show to Toradora; the animation styles are almost identical, which is no surprise since they were made under the same studio. The characters are easy to tell apart and the backgrounds are actually very well designed. There are some obvious moe eyes going on here, but it's nothing to the level of Air TV or the like.

No complaints! Sound - 10 The score for this show is always on-par and always fun; the background music never seems to get repetitive either, like some shows do. The voicework is quite skilled, as expected from J. C group, and like the animation, the voices stand out from each other and are very memorable. The opening, "Ready! I almost never skipped through either theme for the entire show; I loved them too much!

Character - 10 I personally think that if the story doesn't get you hooked on this, the motley crew of teenagers running it will. The main characters, Ookami-san, Ringo-chan, and Morino-kun, are the best developed in the show, as expected. Ookami-san is, at her most basic, a moody tsundere with a bad temper and trouble expressing what she really thinks.

But what I really enjoyed about her is that she is the way she is for a reason; her backstory is actually pretty tough, and you come to understand that her actions and will to fight are not simply meaningless character traits. I kinda felt that the creators didn't develop her character fully, but that may just be me. Ringo is a loli-ish girl who is usually quite polite and thoughtful, but also quite devious.

She's a rather enjoyable character with another surprising backstory, and as Ookami's best friend, nicely contrasts the "attack first, talk later" attitude that Ryouko often has. And for a cute little girl, she's really quite the manipulator! It's usually for the sake of my best friend and pushing her to be honest with her feelings toward Morino, but really Out of everyone, I felt like his character stood out the most.

There's just something really cute about a scopophobic having to fight alongside a girl like Ookami, and having a crush on her of all things. His devotion and fervor to Ookami may annoy some, but I found it refreshing in a land of cold-hearted, overtly pretty male leads in anime. He's a sweet kid with a lot heart, and brings some of the best humor into the show.

The rest of the cast, sadly, doesn't develop very much beyond their basic characteristics. They're fun, but as I mentioned above, it often feels like you never get to know them well enough. The only ones that maybe evolve beyond the secondary are Tarou and Otohime, both of whom are simply awesome both separately and as a couple!

Overall- 8 I started this show when it was only two episodes into the Japanese airing, and stayed all the way through. Despite the fact that I watching Kaichou wa Maid sama and second season of Kuroshitsuji weekly as well, this show really became the thing I looked forward to the most! It's a shame it ended so fast, the potential for a full length series was great and I had so much fun watching it, but they kinda hint to a second season, so So I would recommend it to anyone who likes humor and parody, as well as good dose of tsundere, or even if you've got 6 hours to kill; it may just surprise you how much you like it!

More reviews by PandoraxChan 2. Oh look! Another moe-moe animu! Is it just another merchandise driven and annoying piece of crap or is it something actually pretty decent and enjoyable? Fortunately, Ookami-san is the latter, although I have some qualms with it. In a nutshell, the plot is pretty simple. Go read MAL's synopsis. Wash, rinse, and repeat.

Bakemonogatari, To Aru Kagaku no Railgun, and a lot more basically, but Ookami-san gets away with it, because its just so damn likable, despite the very derivative nature of it. Ookami-san is not trying to be the most unique or And in that regard, Okami-san delivers in its fairy tale referencing glory. We have the socially inept guy, the classic tsundere, the meido girl, the mad scientist, the token loli, the obsessive lover, the list goes on and on.

From popularity contests, pool time, Meido dress up, fireworks, mock dates, you name it, this anime has it all. I mean, Ookami-san plays the genres tropes so straight that it has to be a homage or a parody, adding the fact that there is a narrator, who points out the cliches in the story also proves my point even further. Although, the narrator can get overbearing and unfunny at girls be ambitious anime rui ookami-san, she does a great job of saying exactly what the audience would say of the cliched nonsense and for the most part, shes pretty hilarious.

The characterization for the male lead Ryoushi is very well done. He starts off as a pitiful loser, but then becomes a stronger individual through his ambition and determination to protect Ryouko and love her. Sure, some of the cast receive episodes catered to them, but they never really add anything new to their stereotypes or even get anything important to the plot accomplished.

Despite several of the hardships Ryoushi endure in order to prove himself to her, she stays seated in her tsundere bullshit. Give me a break. This alone completely shattered anything I liked about Ryouko previously, and made her just another poorly written tsundere. The conclusion as a whole itself, is unsatisfactory as well. It just ends.

No real resolve to anything or goal reached. Hopefully J. Staff will produce another season. The production values for Ookami-san is excellent! Easily one of J. Filled with fluid, realistic, and fast paced movement with wonderfully fanciful, vibrant, and colorful artistry. Attractively cute moe character designs and highly detailed backgrounds.

I was actually in shock by the pure effort that was put in the imagery. Ookami-san is in no way a bad looking anime. The music is pretty well done too. Even though Ready Go! The ED is also pretty catchy too. Another great aspect about the anime is in the voice work. The seiyuu voice all of the characters with such life and cooperation with one another.

Rie Kugumiya is over used, thank goodness Shizuka played Ryouko with such differentiation from Tiaga, Louise, and Shana. Also, Satomi Arai as the narrator is freaking brilliant! In fact, any fans of the To Aru series will definitely get a kick out of the voice work as many of the seiyuu from Raildex return here. Overall, Ookami-san is all out otaku pandering fest.

It was a fun ride, but damaged by the lack of development, a terrible ending, and a lack of progression in the plot and characters. Not excellent or girl be ambitious anime rui ookami-san, but not disposable either. More reviews by KrazyKobun 1. Here goes my first ever review! The main female protagonist is Ookami Ryouko. She works for the Otogi Bank, which helps people, but in return, those people should help them if the need arises.

The main male protagonist is Morino Ryoushi. A scopophobic afraid of being stared at boy who falls for Ookami. The story revolves around the two as their relationship deepens, as the Otogi Bank encounters various requests. It may sound simple, but the twist is that, some of the request are parodies of fairy tales. It may sound like a whack idea, but they made it work.

ART Fight scenes are awesome to look at. Scenery is cool too. I honestly couldn't find anything wrong the art itself. It's still up to today's standards, and if you've watched other J. It doesn't suit the story as much, but it goes well it anyway. The ED theme is also pleasant in its own way. In terms of voices, my only complaint was that the narrator would sometimes overlap the characters, making the scene confusing at times.

It's not as bad as it sounds, really. Ookami's character is great. There's something about her that makes her cool and adorable at the same time. Ryoushi's character is your not-so-regular hero, but, he is also pleasing to watch. More reviews by Leap 4. The stories all have a fairy tale to go with the story. It has the story of little red and the tortoise and the hare.

All of the stories are pretty twisted tales and rather creative. I do have a small bone to pick. Barely any of the episodes have anything to do with the main story plot, bringing more of the story by week feel to the show. Things only really pick up at around episode 10 but by then, it was pretty much over with. It gets rather serious then, and actually rather romantic.

Ryoshi Morino is a really sweet and shy guy, though who needs to just toughen up a little. It would be easier if he did. Otherwise, I think it works out rather nicely. He is strong when he actually puts his mind to it as seen in episode 2. Ryoko is really interesting with these dual personalities she shows. They show up really early which is surprising.

I would have thought that it would of happened way later. Not that I am really complaining. It just made the character a bit easier to actually feel more for her. Akai is another interesting character, always smiling but ends up pushing Ryoko into a lot of different things including dates. She is like a little terror but is a true friend to her in every way, even taking care of her by cooking and cleaning.

The animation is pretty nicely done, only one or two flaws but nothing that serious. There are times where characters end up looking a bit rough and runny egg like. They did pretty well with how the designed the characters, making them fit the role they were supposed to fit almost perfectly. The English voices are pretty nice and I love the comedy that the narrator brings up every once in a while.

She actually becomes part of the story in herself with the antics. The old women voice is perfect for the fairy tail feel… a twisted fairy tail style! Most of the other characters work rather nice. The music is very good, capturing the feeling of some scenes. Just to let you know, you should keep watching all the way threw the credits on most of them because they have little extra things happening.

More reviews by angelsreview I liked this anime a lot. Although the end was really obvious and cliche. You can watch it if you have nothing else to watch or just like a hobby. The characters are awesome. Nothing pretty special. But you can enjoy them too. I don't know if it's funny or not since I don't laugh easily with animes.

Not even with Ookami-san. But you can enjoy the anime a lot. There aren't a lot of episode as you can see. The art is beautiful. It reminded of Toradora! But they aren't even similir if you think so. Well, I recommend it to everyone who doesn't Just that :D. More reviews by rainsmew 2. While I originally watched this assuming it was more focused on romance, the comedy kept me laughing each time.

There is some romance, but not enough to really enjoy beyond the comedy of the romance itself. More reviews by ragesugar Ookami-san to Shichinin no Nakamatachi is the daily lives-day anime that contains elements of comedy, romance, and action. More reviews by kururugikai 6. What is so enjoyable about Ookami-san is that it seems to almost make that attempt to relate to teenage lives with the anime spin on that of course but still remains comedic throughout the series.

All of the characters add so much to this story, no matter how questionable they may be. Its rare to me to see such in depth character analysis within such a small span of time done well.

Girls be ambitious anime rui ookami-san

The way that is done well is by giving each character some realm of like-ability, but then also never strays away from the main character and trying to build your attachment to Ookami. Sound has the lowest score because to me sound isn't the best use of a score system in most anime because many use the same or similar sounds and in this case the sounds are good, but nothing special.

When it comes to my overall opinion the biggest factors to me come from character and story. Mostly because those will directly influence my enjoyment. Stories that can do that succesfully to me are special, but the overall is an eight because I feel that the story takes a turn for the rather dark too quickly and into a place that could have been set up a bit better.

All in all it's a great series and one of the few that I know I will watch again and indefinitely one of my favorites. More reviews by RedDawnFury 1. Ok so I am horrible at writing reviews. I honestly am, but for Ookami-san to Shichinin no Nakama-tachi it was love at first sight! The only tiny little down part is there is a narrator sometimes, and she could be a tad annoying.

Nonetheless, it's my new favorite anime, I finished in a day. It's only 12 episodes sadly, and I thought there was more. I Wasn't paying attention to the amount of episodes. The less the episodes the better the anime plot! But still, I honestly feel like crying, because it gives you feels sometimes it gives you drama, romance, and comedy!

I honestly believe you MUST watch this, or forever hold your piece. I have no idea how this anime isn't as well known, and want more people to watch it. It certainly keeps you in your seat! More reviews by YasmeenClannad 4. Truth be told, the only hook I was given while being dragged in to watching this anime was that the male protagonist speaks like a Prinny.

After finally finding some time, I sat down and watched the whole series. Now the start looked very promising. We are introduced to our bumbling male lead and the apple of his eye, the titular Ookami-san. A few episodes later introduces the rest of the members of the Otogi Bank before seguing in to an ominous shadow. Now at this point, the story gets switches rapidly between the ominous Onigashi thread, the characters and reinserting some It isn't that horrible a mess but I find the pacing off.

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