![]() the same thing that happened with One Punch Man season 2, with picky fans upset they didn't get an all-star animation team to turn short gags into sakuga, and completely missing the fact that the heart and soul of the comedy remained not only intact, but stronger than ever. I am seeing several people complaining about the adaptation, but honestly, I found it perfectly fitting for the kind of story Gokushufudou wants to tell, and whitout Netflix, I and most everyone would have never even paid the manga any mind. A short and sweet story about a terrifying yakuza subverting expectations with a short and sweet anime, and I honestly cannot wait for season 2. ![]() The way of the house husband is by far and away the best comedy to ever come out of Japan, and I will not rest until each and every one of my friends has experienced its gut-busting glory. However, whether you’ll choose to continue being angry and bash on the glorified slideshow or choose to give it a proper chance to find a genuinely wholesome and entertaining anime is up to you. After all, I know a lot of Gokushufudou fans including myself were expecting a more traditional, fully animated show. I won’t be one of those people who just tell you to be grateful with what you got, because I’m personally against that kind of mindset. I also personally thought that it would be great if people welcomed this style of animation, which would mean studios could possibly adapt more unique and “risky” stories into anime without needing to spend so much time and money, and possibly go on with fully animating it depending on the reception. However, the jokes are still delivered well, the voice acting is great, and overall it’s an enjoyable show that can be finished in just about an hour. To that, I’d say: yes, it kind of is sometimes. The anime also very closely follows its source material, and could seem just like a slideshow of colored manga panels. I understand why one may be unable to get used to it, but just because you don’t like the animation doesn’t mean you should ignore everything else that makes this anime good. Animation still exists when necessary.Ī lot of the people who hate on this anime seem to be people who just couldn’t get over the animation. They still animated slapstick and action scenes like when Tatsu would do his thing with the kitchen knife or slap Masa in the face as well. It just so happens that the simple animation style works just fine with a comedy anime like this, where most of the jokes are found in the dialogue. In fact, I enjoyed the different direction they took, as it felt more lighthearted and charming. However, as I continued to watch it, I began to see that this wasn’t a big problem at all. ![]() It may be a bit jarring at first - I was initially surprised and almost angry when I realized that this was what the anime was going to be as well. Otherwise, they sit still like a manga panel. Now, the elephant in the room - the animation in this show is minimal. The voice acting is phenomenal, and this is by far one of Tsuda Kenjiro’s best performances. It’s funny, it’s entertaining, and I had a great time watching it. It’s a short and sweet comedy about a former legendary yakuza member who now works as a house-husband. This anime has a clear vision on what it wants to accomplish, and accomplishes it. I normally don’t write reviews, but I am now because this anime is getting a lot of unnecessary hate.
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