Anime 53129 Seishun Buta Yarou Wa Odekake Sister No Yume Wo Minai Reviews Filter Check 1

This shouldn't have been an independent film. Impeccable voice acting, exquisite yet impactful moments, Sakuta being the greatest Onii-chan there ever was - yet it felt... plain, at least compared to the previous arcs animated.

Despite all the conflicts Kaede faces throughout the show, all the heartwarming but slow build-up made it almost feel like a slice of life show rather than a supernatural and mysterious one. This isn't necessarily a bad thing as nothing feels forced, but I'd be lying if I didn't say I wanted more oomph to the story. I personally was craving for Futaba to ted-talk some next-level Nobel-prize winning hypothesis just ... for Sakuta to mess up everything and make the world fall apart...

Overall, a huge praise to Cloverworks for maintaining consistent and high quality animation as well as encapsulating each of the character's emotions perfectly in the segments that mattered the most. As an Ao-Buta fan, the better option might be to wait and binge watch everything later in the winter!

Also HOLY **** THE ENDING SONG SLAPS HARD

This was a very wholesome and emotional movie. The quality of this series continues with this adaptation of the 8th Light Novel volume in the "Rascal Does Not Dream..." series. Cloverworks premiered this film in the United States during Anime Expo 2023 and I must say, the crowd went absolutely wild. The humor and the emotions present from previous Cloverworks adaptations are still present. The music is phenomenal, especially the ending song. *chef's kiss* The animation is the same level of quality, maybe even a bit better, than what we've seen in the past. Emotions are well conveyed through the animation with nothing looking out ... of the ordinary. Whenever this movie comes out in theaters, I would highly recommend staying to see what is after the credits. Either way, I wouldn't expect anyone leaving during the credits while an absolute banger is playing but the warning is there anyways. ;)

Quick Synopsis: Following the story of Kaede, we see her pursue her dreams of opening up to the world and being just like everyone else. Kaede is deciding on what high school to attend. While she settles on attending the High School her brother, Sakuta, went to, Kaede struggles to find out what she truly wants. Her current desires clash with her past wishes, resulting in Kaede struggling to find what is truly best for her.

I really hope Cloverworks continues with this level of quality and hopefully the screening has shown them that overseas audiences are receptive to future Rascal Does Not Dream anime adaptations. Let's hope this means less gaps in content releases, especially content released in Japan and delayed for overseas. It has been almost four years since the last movie...wow. I highly recommend this movie whenever it is available overseas. I will definitely be watching this movie again when I next get the chance.

*Ahhh the famous Bunny Girl Senpai series continues in the latest film.*

I have always looked at Bunny Girl Senpai as more Slice of Life anime mixed with slight elements of romance, the duo between Sakuta and Mai and their relationship dynamic is some of the more iconic relationship duo dynamic I have seen in anime..

Simply put, Sakuta and Mai literally have carried this series, and without them this series is ?? well, this series still has soul without them both as the central characters.

Don't get me wrong, this show would not be appealing without them both, but the one thing I liked about this series ... is that, even the side characters get some character development, while keeping the focus still on Mai and Sakuta.
This and Horimiya are probably the best examples of how to handle storytelling in romance/slice of life with multiple characters.

Not even once, you will ever feel that you are watching some filler content, the whole series is very consistent with its momentum built on the last episode.
As for this movie, this movie maintains the ambience and environment the first season and the movie created for the whole anime, with the storytelling quality still being very consistent. However I will advise the audience to go and watch the film expecting more of Sakuta's sister story and her interactions with other characters, unlike the first season, (also , as per the movie), this movie is more about kaede, than Mai and Sakuta, probably one of the reasons why people might feel dissappointed, but I assure you the little snippets of Mai and Sakuta and their interactions are enough for the audience to enjoy while also having a journey with Kaede as she reaches her adolescence,

In its entirety, this movie is more about brother and sister relationship, and I will strongly recommend people to watch it....

As we know this film won't arrive for some time in the States. I went overseas and watched it while it was in theatres and I would say this movie was pretty amazing, the vocals were perfect. expressing emotions when needed in a certain way that a teenager would express themselves. Although with that being said, the movie was plain and less intensive with some interesting and woah parts but other than that the other arcs are far better.

I think it's an overall watch if you want to truly continue the series and see some wholesomeness and especially see Mai ;) but sadly futaba wasn't ... pounding us with lots of knowledge like bill guy the science guy :((. would I still recommend it? absolutely it was still pretty good.

A very good movie that explores the sense of self and aspirations of Kaede, following through with the last arc of season 1. Although some may find that this movie pales in comparison to the previous movie, I personally found this to be both very relatable and entertaining. The movie quite thoroughly explores how the tumultuous lives of adolescents may be affected by the expectations of their peers and their family, and teaches a very important moral of not having to live up to the expectations of others, but to instead chase after your own dreams. Kaede's situation, although much more traumatic than the life ... of a regular teenage student, does strike a chord within me as there are often times in your life where you must make big decisions as to how to move forward.

This movie it's interesting and too much emotional. More character evolving is included.
Sakuta needs to prove how good he can be one more time, with Kaede in serious problems again. He isn't alone, the other girls still key pieces to the plot but when is your sister you charge with the most of charge. The movie has good animation, the dialogues are really good and get your attention in few scenes. Isn´t as great as the movie before this but still important to the franchise and always enjoyable.
The next movie seems to be better than this one considering the trailer that they give us.
Despite all ... this, Bunny girl senpai continues making a good job, totally worth wacthing anime and most interesting content is coming.

I'm going to make this short because I want to justify my rating. I do want to give this movie a 10/10, but I can't find it in me to. The movie is focused around Kaede this time, and they do a wonderful job of giving her the spotlight. I thoroughly enjoyed this movie! I feel like it added a lot to the story. Just compared to the other movie + show, it doesn't really hold a candle to them. So it was really good, just not over the top like the others. If you enjoyed the others, you will enjoy this one too!

I liked the movie and that they showed us what the current Kaede think about people around her and that she think that her brother(Sakuta) prefer the other Kaede not the current Kaede and how things turns out, Sakuta and Mai and the others support her and help her for the entrance exam. Sakuta try to do anything he can to help his little sister with the help of others and he find out about the distance school and is curious about what is the best for Kaede but he don't want to do something for Kaede if she isn't happy about it. He want ... her to do what she wants to do. Overall a good movie and waiting for the next movie.

After the series and the 1st movie, this is an odd one out. Not necessarily in a bad way, but it sets an unrealistic expectation. It's pretty much like any other storyline in the series or the 1st movie, but there's much less happening, not many twists. It's easier to treat this movie as slice of life, this way it's really pleasant and a good extension to the story told so far.

Just like in the previous realeases the characters are mostly well written, there's development for the characters that the movie focuses on.

If you're interested in the series/1st movie you should watch it, but don't ... come in expecting too much emotions or twists to the story, treat it as slice of life. I'd argue that even at 1 hour 13 minutes it could've been made shorter.