Anime 37504 Mob Psycho Mini Suggestion

Mob psycho mini is pretty much what it sounds like, short episodes of mob psycho focusing on more humorous and relaxed aspects of the characters' lives.

-Story/plot 6/10-
There's little to no plot, each episode is around 7 or so minutes long, there isn't much room for plot. This was meant to be a more light-hearted version of MP we all know (and love)

-Art/Animation 7/10-
We can see an 8-bit style that's being used rather than actual animation. I like how it's treated like a game rather than an anime

-Sound 10/10-
Nothing much to say, nice voice acting. There's no OP or ending
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-Characters 10/10-
Once again. since these are a bunch of plot-less shorts we are not introduced to any new characters but we gain insight to side character's lives a little

-Personal enjoyment 8/10-
I sadly found it a little hard to fully enjoy this because of the artstyle (as much as I love rpg horror games), besides this I giggled quite a lot so it gets a good rating

-Overall 7/10-
Since we all have to wait a whole week for a new MP S3 episode it's a good idea to spare some time to watch these shorts

Such empty, I mean the review section, I figured I might as well do the first step, there isn't much to really talk about here, but let's fill the void okay?

- Story (6/10):
The story, if there is any, to begin with, was just all over the place, this isn't story center per se, the whole series is just a compilation of comedic shorts filling up the holes between the original series's episodes, trying to make more sense of the plot's point, in a humorous way of course.

- Art (8/10):
As big of a pixel art fan as I am, I found this aesthetically pleasing to wonder ... at, like seriously, it felt like a gameplay from some retro pixel art game, and I absolutely loved it, surprisingly enough, It really built very well with the nature of the show.

- Sound (7/10):
Other than the on-point voice acting, nothing there is to catch your attention, there is that faint retro 8-bit soundtrack on the background, which makes it feel more like a retro 80' game.

- Character (7/10):
I'm glad I had to see almost all of the main characters show on the original series as cute pixel sprites, all of them, the serious and the vicious look very cute and appealing to have key decorations (is that weird to say?).

- Enjoyment (6/10):
I would be honest on this one, I didn't enjoy it as much as I thought I would, I did have a couple of giggles here and there, but that was too minimalistic for my liking.

- Overall (6.8/10):
I don't see myself recommending this a lot unless somebody was nagging for more Mob Psycho 100 content, I would be happy to throw this show on them.

While the pixel animation is a nice touch, this mini series doesn't add much to someone looking for more of what they found in the original series. It was refreshing to see something a little different, but the novelty factor quickly ran out as the mini series progressed.

Each episode has a few short stories. Despite this, the pacing seemed incredibly slow and much of the comedy didn't really land that well.

This being said, it was pleasant to see more of each of the characters, and some time is dedicated to most of the characters seen in series one.

If you're looking for a quick ... watch and you were a fan of Mob Psycho, you might as well give this a watch, but don't expect anything particularly special.