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Bunny Girl Senpai handles the most arduous issues in adolescence: social anxiety and all that comes with it.
At the start of the season, I most definitely didn't think that Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai would be my favorite show of the fall. And I certainly didn't think that I'd be fighting countless other glowing reviews upon completion like I am now, but such is the way of anime. Good shows…
Read full review on AniList →A surprisingly wholesome look at mental illness through the lens of a boy who can't help but help.
Some anime attempt to subvert expectations through some outwardly shallow or wacky title that's intended to catch an unsuspecting viewer by surprise. Bunny Girl Senpai certainly does that, and much, much, more.
Bunny Girl Senpai is about mental illness. Dancing around with the metaphorical _Adolesc…
Read full review on AniList →Poor Man's Monogatari
Bunny Girl Senpai is clearly derivative of the hundreds of preceding high school rom-coms that came before it. In fact, it's structure is so similar to the Monogatari series, it's pretty hard to talk about Bunny Girl Senpai without referencing Monogatari somewhere. Both anime build a pseudo harem th…
Read full review on AniList →I hope you enjoyed my review please consider liking it helps a lot ♥
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"Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai"
There is something about this show that is much deeper than I or anyone else can see and that is the entire point of this show.
The fictional universe where “Puberty Syndrome” controls the physical world through a bridge of emotion…
Read full review on AniList →This anime is super good and had me captivated the entire time. It has a bakemonogatari vibe if your into that anime.
Instead of the schlock I expected, the story had one of the best sets of characters in 2018. I’m a bit saddened that the publisher didn’t think the story could’ve succeeded without such a fan-service focused title. But I’m pleased that the whole bunny girl thing didn’t end up demeaning Mai’s charact…
Read full review on AniList →A victorious new spin on a distilled formula.
<b>Introduction</b>
One of the things that continues to surprise me with anime is just how much content can be packed into such a short time. Many of the most memorable moments to come out of anime are not the resolutions to hundred-episode <i>shounen</i> rivalries, but short, self-contained arcs t…
Read full review on AniList →The series may resonate with some and those feelings are valid, but that doesn't necessarily mean it's good.
So...Bunny Girl. Big hit of the Fall 2018 season. You know this show.
The first thing I'd like to get out of the way is the issues it attempts to tackle. Many fans of the show claim that its good because its "about social anxiety" and "tackles the hardships of adolescence". Well if you had similar…
Read full review on AniList →Bunny Girl Senpai is swag!
Bunny Girl Senpai - 97/100
when i look at bunny girl senpai as the first anime ive ever watched on a complete whim cuz tomoe and mai were hot enough to say **** it ima do some weeb **** the show will always have a lot of personal bias. Originally i was offput by the name of the show it makes it sou…
Read full review on AniList →Rascal does not dream of 5+1(questionable) SR-tier waifus (Spoilers Ahead)
The Rascal does not dream series is definitely one of the top anime of 2018, no doubt. It explores the mystery of characters experiencing their "puberty syndromes", which is a witty representation of real life issues adolescents are facing nowadays. The series is often compared to the Monogatari Ser…
Read full review on AniList →Guy falls in love with a bunny girl and so did I. A story that tackles the hardships of adolescence.
Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai was not what anyone expected at first glance. I for one, came to see a cute girl in a bunny outfit and I am pretty sure that goes for most of us who decided to watch the show. I expected a harem, ecchi story but instead received a well written, interesting…
Read full review on AniList →Bunny Girl é um anime diferente do que parece, inicialmente voce pode cair no "bait", mas com certeza vale a pena.
Vamos começar separando essa review em 2 partes, __A Review sem Spoiler__, para você que ainda não assistiu o anime mas que buscou por alguma coisa ja que achou suspeito a estranha diferença entre a capa e a sinopse do anime, e antes de se ``meter numa furada, pensou em pegar uma opinião.
E a __Rev…
Read full review on AniList →Fantastic show with great characters that all get screentime and its a perfect start to romance in general.(imo)
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This show is everything to me. It changed how I view life in general and I couldnt thank it more for taking me out of the dumps that I was when I started it. It was also my first anime so I might be biased but its honestly amazing and I would __100% recommend that everyone wat…
Read full review on AniList →A heartfelt adaptation that more than does its stellar story justice.
One night, I took it on myself to do something I'd been putting off for a while due to exams and homework and just a general sense of apathy, which was to watch an anime series. The series I picked was one that many may know already from memes or screenshots or just from general reputation, but it w…
Read full review on AniList →Bunny Girl Senpai is this season's sleeper hit; it's fresh characters help push an engaging coming of age story.
With a name like Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai (or simply Bunny Senpai), this show from the Fall 2018 anime season doesn’t instill much confidence. First, the title’s a sentence title, and whether in Japanese or in English, it’ll take you a while to get it right when searching for it on…
Read full review on AniList →A unique story that will make you realize how teen psychological pain & stress feel like
__Story: 9/10__
Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai (aka Seishun Buta Yarou wa Bunny Girl-senpai no Yume wo Minai) has a realistic plot in which one can see the troubles teens get through today. Apart from the social anxiety everyone is talking about, there are other teen issues that come up…
Read full review on AniList →Great anime with a good balance of romance, comedy and drama with impactful stories.
__Surprisingly good anime with an impactful story and great animation. Romance, comedy, drama and supernatural themes are perfectly balanced and complete each other, making it enjoyable, entertaining and also deep.__
For those who are planning to watch this anime, you need to know that this anime i…
Read full review on AniList →Unapologetically romantic... and bunny suits!?
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The bunny suit..... she's stuck in my head....
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The story follows a th…
Read full review on AniList →A sugarcoated miracle cure for teenage social anxiety
This show uses several cheap hooks that regularly appear in garbage shows, as the sugarcoating for the actual drug. For example the MC wakes up to his sister sneaking into his bed, a classic siscon hook even with hints of incest for people into that stuff, but that's not at all what this sister char…
Read full review on AniList →I don't understand the hype for this one.
Bunny Girl Senpai is full of the same issues commonly criticized in most light novel adaptations, so why does it get a free pass? Harem tropes, waifu bait, incest teasing, thin characterization, vague pseudoscience, and an ******* deadpan protagonist who solves a bunch of girls’ problems for them. M…
Read full review on AniList →Some may say it's a Monogatari ripoff or a carbon copy of it, I'll explain it's not.
Story - When Sakuta finds himself an attractive former celebrity wearing in a sultry bunny girl uniform. He finds himself being involved with her and her situations. The synopsis is pretty typical for an anime however you will not find yourself bored when watching the series. The series explores a r…
Read full review on AniList →Deceptively bland, but good depth in character and story is found beyond the simple tone and deadpan, snarky humor.
TL;DR - Despite its long, deceptively ecchi title, supernatural elements, and presence of 6 main girls ("harem!?") in the story, _Bunny Girl Senpai_ is at its very core a simple story of how high schoolers deal with societal, parental, and whatever pressures and status quos that distressingly permea…
Read full review on AniList →Reviewer Does Not Care That Senpai Isn't Really A Bunny Girl (And Watches For The Literal Plot (Senpai Is Cute Though))
I finished this season in an afternoon; obviously it's great. What I love about anime is its shameless desire to "cut to the point": each arc (of a few episodes each) deals with one of the characters' internal struggles with trying to be themselves. How do we learn about this emotional turmoil? Not…
Read full review on AniList →Revisiting My (Personal) Favorite Anime of All Time: A Fan’s Perspective
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<p align="justify">In the three years since I became an avid anime fan, Bunny Girl Senpai has remained one of my all-time favorites. Its unassuming high school setting, paired with a seemingl…
Read full review on AniList →My thoughts on the series
Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai, quite a mouthful isn't it? I'll just refer to it as Rascal. In short, this series was very good. I can't see many places where it faults, and I can happily say I thoroughly enjoyed my experience watching this series.
After finishing the series, not the mo…
Read full review on AniList →The Importance of Pacing
Runners know the importance of pacing. Start out too fast they’ll see people blow by them when the finish line is coming into sight, start out too slow and they’ll be crossing that finish line staring at a dozen people who they never caught up to. While it might not be exactly the same, when it come…
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