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[_] Anonymous 04/03/20(Fri)18:08:40 No.3423715
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>> [_] Anonymous 04/03/20(Fri)18:12:48 No.3423718
Why does this series and Azumanga stand out so much?
And why isn't Yotsuba an anime yet!
>> [_] ta-kun 04/03/20(Fri)18:19:29 No.3423720
>>3423715
Thank you, fren!
>> [_] Anonymous 04/03/20(Fri)18:22:10 No.3423721
>>3423718
>Why does this series and Azumanga stand out so much?
Nichijou because vibrant, unique artstyle, western style slapstick humor, and very high
production values. Azumanga because it was the current sensation in the early days of 4chan, so
kind of grandfathered in. Still a great series of course.
>why isn't Yotsuba an anime yet!
Azuma wasn't happy with the Azumanga anime for whatever reason, and won't give his blessing for a
Yotsuba anime.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/04/20(Sat)06:06:46 No.3423768
>>3423718
but it doesn't, it flopped in japan due to overbudgeting and half the jokes go over the average
person's head
>> [_] Anonymous 04/04/20(Sat)11:53:32 No.3423783
>>3423718
>And why isn't Yotsuba an anime yet
It's for the best
>> [_] Anonymous 04/04/20(Sat)12:07:25 No.3423786
>>3423718
>Why does this series and Azumanga stand out so much?
Both of them are slice of life on the surface but spend a lot of runtime on extremely exaggerated
situations.
Nichijou in particular had a huge budget that let the animators dial things up to 11 on every
scene; you wonder what made them think they could make a profit on it (it was Kyoto's biggest
failure).
>> [_] Anonymous 04/04/20(Sat)14:39:54 No.3423796
>>3423721
ngl the anime was pretty good, I would like to see yotsuba animated, maybe with better drawings
