Tsuredure Children - Reviews

The stories were very heartfelt, even with the basis of a comedic value. I liked how everyones lives were intertwined at times, and they would help each other grow their relationships. The beginning was a bit hard to follow; it throws you in the middle of their lives with no background to the characters for quite a few of them, and it was fast-paced, i really had to catch up to speed for the first 10 minutes or so. Might i also add i watched all 12 episodes through a source that connected them, kinda like a long movie, and i felt that really helped keep everything together. There were a couple stories dropped as well, like the people in the astronomy club, and from what it seemed, the first story was the only scene for it. I could be wrong about that one though, because i hadn't memorized the faces yet. However, all that could just lead to a second season where it focuses more on those stories we rarely saw, which i would enjoy. Other than that, the facial expressions were pretty different for each characters personality, though the first few guys looked really similar. Also a part of me wishes that each story was shown all at once, even though that could make it more difficult to see when the characters cross into each other's lives, i think it could make it better, and a second watch-through more enjoyable as well. Again ill say it, even if they kept it all the same, id love to see another season.

"Tsuredure Children" - A Brief Dive into Young Love

Story (6/10): "Tsuredure Children" is a series of short, interconnected love stories that offer a glimpse into the often amusing and sometimes awkward world of young romance. Each episode features different couples and their unique challenges and quirks in pursuing love. The format of short, standalone segments can be both a strength and a weakness. While it allows for diverse storytelling, it also limits the depth and character development in each story. Some couples are more engaging than others, making the overall experience somewhat inconsistent.

Animation (6/10): The animation in "Tsuredure Children" is serviceable, with a simple and clean art style that suits the lighthearted tone of the series. It doesn't aim for visual extravagance but effectively conveys the characters' expressions and emotions. The lack of elaborate backgrounds and action sequences is understandable given the focus on character interactions.

Sound (5/10): The sound design of "Tsuredure Children" is unremarkable. While it provides appropriate background music and voice acting, it doesn't leave a lasting impression. The opening and ending themes are pleasant but not particularly memorable. Sound is not a standout aspect of the series but doesn't detract from the overall experience.

Characters (6/10): The characters in "Tsuredure Children" are a mixed bag. Some couples are endearing and relatable, while others rely heavily on clichés and lack depth. Due to the short episode format, character development is limited, which can make it challenging to become deeply invested in their stories. However, the series' strength lies in its ability to capture the authenticity of youthful romance, with characters experiencing a range of emotions from nervousness to exhilaration.

Overall (5/10): "Tsuredure Children" offers bite-sized stories of young love that can be heartwarming and funny at times. It's a pleasant, easy-to-digest series that doesn't require a significant time commitment. However, its episodic nature and varying quality of stories may leave some viewers wanting more depth and consistency. If you're in the mood for short, sweet doses of teenage romance, it's worth a watch.

This isn't your average romance anime where girl meets boy and there's a love triangle somewhere in between this is girl meets boy. Girl meets boy.. Girl meets boy... girl meets boy.... different lover storys with different people where they all have there own personality so far it's been a nice and steady ride through the first couple of episodes it's yet to impress but if your a real romance anime lover i would give Tsurezure Children a chance.

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This is a short anime of 13 minutes episodes that manages to be every romance anime ever. There are several couples on this and we see a few of them  per episodes on short "adventures" of their romantic lives. Every character feels distinct and memorable even if only see a few minutes of each in total. There is agreat voice acting going on too, helping solidify each character. The reactions are to die for making one smile every time, and anyone that have been around anime discussions probably have already seen at least one scene of this anime around, because  there is so many scenes that get shared as they are so easy to understand while being also funny and adorable. 

This anime is super sweet and cute. If you are looking for something short to boost your mood or something that makes you feel more optimistic about love, I recommend you watch this.
The characters are likeable and realistic. The situations they find themselves in are common enough that you will find yourself relating to at least one of them. There were no huge conflicts and I feel like each couple's story was wrapped up nicely. 
The only thing I found myself disliking was that I kept getting a few of the characters confused with each other. The cast is pretty large and I have a hard time keeping characters straight anyway, so this might not be as big of an issue for everyone! 
Overall I recommend you give it a try. It's short enough to binge in a day or two.