Anime 53379 Uchi No Kaisha No Chiisai Senpai No Hanashi Reviews Filter Check 1

In My Tiny Senpai, viewers are treated to a heartwarming and delightful slice-of-life anime that beautifully blends the mundane office setting with the tender blossoming of a workplace romance.

Shinozaki's unassuming office life takes a charming turn when he finds himself under the care and affectionate watch of the petite and endearing Shiori Katase, his senior colleague. Shiori is not only stunningly beautiful but also profoundly kind and loving, making her an irresistible character from the very start.

The show's magic lies in the genuine warmth and affection that Shiori showers on Shinozaki. As the series unfolds, viewers are treated to a touching display of her caring ... gestures and sweet moments, which perfectly capture the essence of a burgeoning romance. The chemistry between these two characters is palpable, and you can't help but root for them to discover their true feelings for each other.

What sets this show apart is its ability to infuse humor into the narrative, providing a perfect balance to the emotional moments. The supporting cast adds depth and charm to the story, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

As the series progresses, Shiori's feelings come to the forefront, leading to moments of genuine emotional connection and growth for both characters. The anime handles the complexities of workplace relationships with grace and authenticity, making it a relatable and heartwarming journey for viewers.

In a concise yet impactful manner, this anime reminds us of the beauty that can be found in unexpected places, like the workplace, and the joy of discovering love where you least expect it. My Tiny Senpai is a must-watch for anyone seeking a heartwarming and genuinely endearing story that will leave you with a smile on your face and a warm feeling in your heart. Don't miss out on this delightful gem that celebrates the power of love in the most charming way possible.

Ah yes, the obligatory seasonal workplace romance story. Chiisai senpai is somewhat of a one trick pony. Its story is very simple, but it executes that one trick very well making for a fun viewing experience. It’s an endearing and charming workplace story that reminds us how love can be found when you least expect it.

Contrary to how Twitter erupted when the first trailer for this dropped with “pedobait” allegations, because we all know pedophilia=anime girl short, this is a pure fluff watch that will set your heart ablaze with how sweet it can be..

In Japanese society, the workplace can be brutal and unforgiving. ... Long hours, unpaid overtime and abuse from superiors. So it should come as no surprise that Katase Shiori’s concern and affection towards Takuma Shinozaki is such a welcome sight for the MC. Having someone that genuinely cares for you in this environment is a blessing, one that he does not take for granted. Of course, because anime MC logic, he’s totally oblivious to the not so subtle flirtatious manner in which Katase expresses herself.

What really stands out in this one is the somewhat realistic nature in which the budding romance is handled. Falling in love in the workplace can really complicate things and has ethical and professional ramifications. I like how the show addresses that and it adds to the romantic tension. Some will find this a negative as they think there’s no point continuing a story if the characters aren’t together within a few episodes. However, obstacles like this only serve to enhance the story in my opinion, and it feels believable. Characters should feel trepidation about this type of thing.

Although wholesome and cute, the show can be a bit repetitive at times. There’s also times where the progression feels painfully slow because of Shinozaki’s density. Obviously like most romance stories, this is played up because seeing the couple get together immediately wouldn’t be fun. But my goodness is the MC thick at times. Some of the gags also feel very high school-y despite this being a workplace story. This wasn’t a big turn off for me though, but still worth noting.

The side characters are actually fun in this one and make up for any issues with Shinozaki. It takes a while for them to really get mixed into the story, but once they do you instantly fall in love with them. In fact, I honestly believe the manager, sister and childhood friend are the best parts of this show. Absolutely hilarious dynamic between the three that spices up the rather simple story.

Project No.9 have gained a reputation for doing these cutesy style romances and they did another good job here. The art is bright and cheery, a total contrast to the reality of working in a Japanese office, but a welcome escape. Animation is about what you’d expect from a slice of life romance. Solid, but nothing to write home about.

Overall, Chiisai senpai is a cute and fluffy workplace romance. It’s not innovative, but it works. It’s cute, has good characters, a realistic dilemma and some nice art. Those looking for a break from the near incessant stream of high school romance will find a solid watch here.

Chisai Senpai gets 8 out of 10.

Cute little show, does not do anything new with the story but it oozes cuteness

The relationships depicted in the show are quite exagerated, more so than most shows of its type, but the writers certainly had a way to go about it to make it all feel fun.

Not much else to say honestly, animation is pretty alright, characters are fun.

One gripe I do have with it is that the side characters hardly get explored, while the two main characters are a tiny bit too bland to really make you trully care about them, if the main couple was a bit less cliché or the side ... characters were a little more explores the show would have benefited greatly.

That's about all, it's a cute watch and it will certaintly be an amazing 2nd monitor show when i get around to needing something on to focus on my work.

I f you are afraid to watch just a cheap copy of "Uzaki-chan wants to hang out", that's all right cause execpt the chara design of the cute little senpai there is absolutly not any common points. The company atmosphere give to this anime a different point of view that is not so often seen in romance anime, and the relation senpai/kouhai is a mobile that surrounds the interactions between them. The main character are also a bit refreshing in a genre (romance) that is heavily dominated by "the lonely introverted boy that need to be saved and socialized by a cute lively girl" cliche. ...
For all this reasons, this is clearly not " just an other already seen romcom" and even if it's also not an incredible revival of the genre, you can just watch it as a cute funny little show that it is.

At first glance, this show seemed very sketchy. The adult "loli" with huge oppai made me concerned that I was about to witness some fanservice trash. I am happy to report that this is only partially the case. My Tiny Senpai tries to go down the cute and fluffy route. There is lot's of forced blushing and bashfulness from our resident loli, and lots of catgirl moments (is the mangaka a furry). On the other hand, each episode is fresh and lively, and ideas aren't really recycled which is another fear that I had coming in. I thought that their office would be the main ... scene the majority of the time. The comedy might not hit all of the time, but I think that it was up my alley for the most part.

Positives: I'll elaborate on comedy here. It writes it's jokes in a way that falls into common tropes, but actually satirizes/makes fun of those tropes. This can come in the form of misunderstandings and teasing primarily but it can go other ways as well. For me personally, I enjoyed the comedy a lot and when it was paired with the plot, it really elevated my enjoyment of the series. My next main positive is the plot. Each episode has a standalone conflict or event the characters are working on and it was always fresh and positive. From design competitions to cosplay events to working at daycares to more cliches, it was honestly a lot of fun. As I said earlier, I think that it was enjoyable, was it quality or groundbreaking, no not really. But it did a job that not every romcom can pull off.

Negatives: It gets a little creepy. Right off the bat, Shiori Katase (female MC) and her character design gross me out. An adult woman in a child body with huge tits. It's a pretty disgusting kind of fanservice that is catering to some.... audience. I also think that the way she acts is off-putting. She is always doing this "cutesy" stuff that feels super unnatural and it goes against the grain of the episode. She doesn't act in a normal way that makes her likeable. I don't like them putting cat ears on her and having her blush super hard and play this mommy/older sister figure. Say whatever you want, DM me, argue, but I am absolutely 100% hellbent on the fact that this character is just shameless fanservice, and the series could have been much better off making her anything that isn't a loli who acts weird.

In conclusion, My Tiny Senpai can get bland sometimes, and it gets creepy as well, in particular the character of the female lead. The character designs are disturbing as well (this is more subjective). Despite that, the plot is fresh and exciting, and the comedy is pretty funny and works well enough in tandem with one another that I can recommend this rom-com for you to at least give a shot. Final score: 7/10