Joshiraku

Ending yang sangat absurd buat anime ini tapi terasa sempurna wkwk. Untuk tontonan di 2026 tetap terasa asik walupun referensi anime nya kadang ga paham tapi jokes lainnya tetap lucu. Intinya mantabbb!!

Baru sadar ada detail background absurd gitu wkwk, tiba-tiba ada yang meledak di jendela. Saya juga suka setiap kali mereka hang-out pasti outfitnya selalu berbeda.

Kirain beneran beach episode ternyata fake wkwk, dan juga ada jokes cincin buat yang ngerti aja itumah.

Awalnya komplain soal halloween tiba-tiba off-topic nya keluar jauh banget dari subjek halloween jadi kocak banget!! Dan disini Marii masih sering di roasting soal kelakuan dia yang mirip ojii-san.

Mereka kerja sama buat bikin Marii tidur tu lucu banget!! Cara yang dipake banyak banget bahkan sampe ada yang dihitung cara ilegal wkwk. Episode yang asik!

Kukuru ternyata juga bisa playful gitu ya wkwkk. Episode ini pacing nya bagus ga terlalu lambat yang bikin ngantuk dan ga terlalu cepat yang susah diikuti.

Penulisan dan pacing jokes nya menurutku makin meningkat dari episode sebelumnya. Jokes khusus Jepang nya mulai berkurang jadi bisa lebih relate dengan apa yang dimaksud karakter di anime ini. Perkembangan yang bagus!!

Marii jadi iblis karena depresi tu kocak bangett. Cara nenangin iblis dia juga lucu karena pake jokes mesum wkwkwkk. Sejauh ini bener-bener Marii favorit saya.

Marii kayaknya kehilangan beberapa gigi di episode ini. Jokesnya kebanyakan lucu dan topik yang dijadikan jokes juga bisa relate. Kesimpulannya, episode ini sangat menghibur!!

A rather exotic season finale featuring a new character, a visit to the Akihabara district, and its stories told through special conversations and songs. The episode has a fast pace and plenty of comedy, culminating in a return to the dressing rooms with reflections on the ending, some steamy scenes, and a touch of melancholy, all while enjoying mochi. An extraordinary episode, closing out a series quite different from the standard anime fare.

In today's episode, the pacing is balanced and consistent with the storyline. It begins with a New Year's celebration and a deep conversation about the first dream of the year. Then we visit various landmarks and monuments in the area, concluding with a reflection on energy-saving measures in Japan and the color blue. It has good comedy despite the slower pace at the end.

This episode has a balanced pace, starting with the girls in the group on a somewhat impromptu vacation and a conversation about swimsuits. Then we move to Musashi Dakai Station, where we explore the area, discovering its typical food and leisure activities. Finally, we end with an unexpected Christmas celebration full of surprises, gifts, and deep conversations about Christmas. It's canon within the story and features many entertaining scenes.

We start with a Halloween theme and whether it should be adapted to Japan, then we have a walk through kabukichou and the stereotypes that this area handles and we end with conversations about cavities and tsunamis, a fast-paced chapter with deep analysis and a lot of comedy, canon within the story and with epic moments.

This time, we have a curious beginning about how to attract children to rakugo, followed by a visit to the zoo full of animal curiosities and stories, and ending with Marii's good fortune and how the girls take advantage of it in unusual ways. Fast-paced and canon within the story, with memorable moments and plenty of comedy.

In the New Year's episode, we have a well-paced chapter, with reflections on all that's new and a demonstration of the luck of being first or last. Then we take a stroll through Sugamo's protector's shopping district where they reflect on health and old age, and we conclude with a conversation about the different kinds of depression experienced throughout the year. It's canon within the story and quite entertaining once you understand the episode's rhythm.

The chapter begins with a fast pace and a series of coincidences that worry the girls about their respective marriages, leading to some rather strange conclusions. Then comes a stroll through the Tsukiji market and many reflections on kanji and katakana, culminating in a discussion about energy conservation. It's canon within the story and quite entertaining.

Once Gankyo graduates, we have a long conversation about the global advantages of being a four-person group, with a rather strange ending. Then comes a rather odd master-servant dynamic, with steamy scenes and lots of arguing. Ending with elections and scams, it's a somewhat slow-paced chapter, canon within the story.

A conversation that starts banally about Christmas but evolves quite a bit; then we see the girls visiting Harajuku and discussing city stereotypes, its food, and ending with crepes—yes, you read that right, crepes! Finally, we have a return to the Rakugo theater with a team of heroines with different skin tones. A well-paced, canon chapter within the story, featuring short, spicy, and funny scenes.

Another episode featuring our favorite quintet of Rakugo actresses. Our girls start their argument over glasses—yes, you read that right, glasses. It includes a slightly risqué scene and several unexpected punches. Then the full moon takes center stage with the appearance of an exotic animal and rituals to calm its anger. Fast-paced, canon within the story, and plenty of comedy.

A fast-paced episode with a touch of humor, starting with a conversation about Valentine's Day that quickly evolves into a question about Marii, which they gradually confirm. This is followed by a discussion about world monuments and their significance, and the episode concludes with Tetora at the center of a conversation about good and bad luck. It's canon within the story and quite entertaining.