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The Perfect Modern Shonen, and So Much More (Mostly Spoiler-Free)
You don’t always get to write a review that can appreciate an anime as transcendental. That is for a lot of reasons, but mainly because that’s just not an easy title to achieve. It is a word that is easy to throw around as exaggeration, but not quite as easy to apply to something that truly fits tha…
Read full review on AniList →A Modern Fairytale-alike Underrated Shounen Show That Introduces Its Audience To The World Of Rakugoka (Free-Spoilers)
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*A shounen anime that introduced its audience to Rakugo after f…
Read full review on AniList →A really good show, in a really good anime season.
>__Spoiler warning: I’ve tried to keep spoilers to a minimum, but read at your own risk__.
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When I sat down to watch the first episode of *Akane-banashi*, I had almost no understanding of what Rakugo actually was (a traditional Japanese form of…
Read full review on AniList →Emotional delivery turns spoken word into high stakes competition
I first read the manga before watching the anime adaptation of Akane Banashi. My primary thoughts on the anime adaptation are that it effectively captures what makes the series unique. It takes an exceptionally challenging concept a traditional Japanese art form called rakugo and transforms it into…
Read full review on AniList →The beauty of Rakugo in one anime
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This show showed me that rakugo is a really entertaining art.
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Akane Ousaki’s father was a…
Read full review on AniList →A solid drama that compelling explores the world of Rakugo but is a bit formulaic in its storytelling and characters
Akane-banashi delivers on its promise to be a character drama and niche topical show with an endearing cast that both showcases the craft of Rakugo and explores its world and culture. Akane and the rest of the characters are all charmingly voice acted, capable of putting on convincingly powerful Rak…
Read full review on AniList →Shounen flair elevates a niche artform into a uniquely refreshing series
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<p align="justify">Rakugo is an ancient form of Japanese performance storytelling, where a single performer narrates a story through highly expressive delivery that can evoke either comedic relief or dramatic weight, both…
Read full review on AniList →Good Enough to Make You Care About Rakugo
I finally finished Akane-banashi and honestly? I wasn't expecting to care this much about rakugo, a Japanese storytelling art I knew nothing about literally before this show. But here we are.
The premise is simple, almost too simple on paper. Akane's dad gets kicked out of the rakugo world under sh…
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