Anime 53129 Seishun Buta Yarou Wa Odekake Sister No Yume Wo Minai Reviews Filter Check 2

"Rascal Does Not Dream of a Sister Venturing Out" earns a middling 6/10 rating due to its frustratingly unfulfilled potential. The anime, despite its intriguing premise, suffers from a pacing issue that makes it feel unnecessarily prolonged. The narrative, which could have been effectively condensed into a two-episode arc, is stretched thin over the duration of a movie, resulting in a lack of depth and exploration of the captivating themes introduced. This missed opportunity leaves viewers wanting more, not in a positive sense, but in a desire for a more focused and compelling storyline that fully utilizes the allotted time.

While the anime boasts interesting characters ... and a unique premise, it fails to capitalize on these strengths. The potential for emotional depth and character development within the movie format remains largely untapped, leaving audiences with a sense of unmet expectations. "Rascal Does Not Dream of a Sister Venturing Out" ultimately falls short of its promise, delivering a lukewarm viewing experience that leaves viewers pondering what could have been with a more judicious use of the available runtime.

This is just a slice of life with Kaeda coming out of her shell and accepting things. Comparing to season 1 and movie 1, this is pretty dull overall. There was one moment where something serious seemed to happened but it ended up not being a big deal. If you are expecting something to happen then you might want to skip this movie out because almost nothing happens in this movie. Replace all the other genre tags with slice of life feels more correct.

The animation, art style, sound, and characters overall is same as previously, decent but nothing out of this world.

I would recommend it ... if you are a big fan of this series, otherwise you may want to skip this.

took me a couple months but I finally found it online, subtitles were a little wonky but easily understandable just a little minor issues overall I didn’t really enjoy it. It was great film but personally I watched the rascal does not dream of series for mai and sakuta and I guess this was crucial character development. But yeah it was still a great movie and I can’t wait for the next one definitely shouldn’t take as long as it is to get to states I believe it’s still not out in states it came out on Blu ray and I was able to find ... it on some site anix.to I think it was.

Bunny girl is by far my favourite anime. The whole first season was packed with emotional moments and the first movie was the grand finale that managed to tie everything together in a spectacular manner. I binged it all in one night and there hasn't been another show that even came close to giving me an emotional rollercoaster of the same intensity. I cried for hours and even the whole next day I had a sort of "after glow" of all the emotions it caused in me, it was certainly an experience.

And so it really pains me to see, that this movie was nothing like ... that and it pains me even more to give this movie such a bad review. Heck, 4 might even be too good of a rating, but I can't get myself to rate it any worse due to the emotional attachment I have to this series. The best way to describe this movie is "bland". There is just nothing happening here. As in, I can't even spoil the movie if I wanted to, because there is nothing happening here and when the credits started rolling I was genuinely caught so off-guard: "Wait, was that it?"

This whole movie feels like an OVA about Kaede, Sakuta's sister, and one that could easily fit into 1 - 2 20min episodes. Which is to say, that it feels very insignificant. Even if Kaede is your favourite character, you might find this movie kinda dull, given that there is barely anything (if anything at all) of emotional intensity here, the very thing that made the series so great in the first place. And well, if you want to see more of the other characters, you're going to be even more unfulfilled (e.g. we get exactly one scene where Futaba appears - just one - and she used to be in almost every episode and had her own arc).

Maybe my opinion will change once the next movie is released (or the one after that etc.), but as of right now, beyond the short 10 second teaser for the next movie, I don't see how anything that happened here is relevant to the overarching plot of the series. In general, this whole arc seems very unfitting to have it's own movie made for it, instead it would have made way more sense as a sort of "side arc" for a season 2 (if we ever get one - hopefully).

I have to admit, I still enjoyed the movie, simply because this is my favourite series, but it does leave me unfulfilled. The whole thing is missing the vibe of the rest of the series, meaning it feels super generic and misses a lot of the elements that made this series so special in the first place - The witty dialogue and interactions, puberty syndrome, the emotional rollercoaster, our favourite characters (Shoko doesn't appear once and only gets a single mention - and that after the end of the last movie? Are you kidding me?) ...

Watch it if you love the series. Otherwise, this will probably feel like unnecessary filler to you and can safely be skipped.

Hopefully the next movie makes up for it.