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Tsuritama is an underrated gem, offering genuine fun and a lot of heart.
Tsuritama, what an odd quirky name for an oddly quirky show, truly fitting for an anime like this. How did I discover it? Well, that's a good question, it happened to be the off chance that I was browsing anime featuring Turbans and I came across a photo with Akira Agarkar doing the "yoga" pose. Yea…
Read full review on AniList →Con la cabeza en alto y una sonrisa <3
Vivo en un pueblo costero, asà que me familiarizo mucho con el setting de esta serie. No hay tanta gente, casi todo el mundo se conoce, y las relaciones interpersonales son más entre familias que entre completos extraños. Obviamente sentà una comodidad increÃble mientras veÃa este anime tan solo con…
Read full review on AniList →A Kenji Nakamura Retrospective: The Healing Nature of Tsuritama.
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Tsuritama is drastically different form the two previous series by Kenji Nakamura that I’ve looked at. It was created with an entirely new team of incredibly creative and talented minds for Kenji to bounce off. It was also created at a new studio, the not yet incredi…
Read full review on AniList →Wading Into New Waters
[_There is no such thing as an objective review. Interpretations and opinions of all forms of art and expression are subjective._]
Adolescence ushers in new emotions and new fears. It is an age where people can feel pressured and judged with the imminent threat of adulthood on the horizon. With so…
Read full review on AniList →Tsuritama: Catching love with a fishing rod
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Tsuritama is the best Fishing anime of all time. I first watched this anime in 2025. I thought it was a pretty okay anime and i wrongly gave it a 6/10, then moved on. A year later, i was feeling really down, i decided i needed to watch so…
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