Primastea, the anime studio that created and distributed Training Together and Sleeping Together, has released a delicious yuri title, created by one guy (of course it’d only be a guy). The story is about the risky adventures of two high school girls during summer. The story has one twist; one of the two girls has the ability to move things with her mind (THE FORCE).
A good story has devices that work; a medicore story has conveniences that just happen; I believe this story is the latter. Buuut, whoever’s reading my article is not looking for an in depth and detailed analysis of story plots, devices as well as the merits of using them in the right places without failing (wut). So let’s get to the goodies.
You can get the characters’ names by searching through ANN or Wikipedia so I’m not going to bother with them. When I first set my eyes on the show, it struck me that the shapes of the heads of the girls looked oddly shaped; kinda squashed, in fact. I could tell it was a one-person-effort on a good computer, because the drawing is consistent. But the production value is also low, hence the odd head shapes as well as the not quite harmonious eyes and facial features. But there was nothing particularly unpleasant about them. Eh.
Nothing is wasted on any elaborate setup; the story gets the girls together right away. We get some nice girl on girl action with plenty of kissing, saliva swap and all that. Did I mention that the body proportions were kind odd? Oh and yes, the Force. The Force to break apart the necklace that consists of two star-shaped metalic things locked together. Of course, you know that’s going to come apart at the end of this episode, right? Since it’s a two-part OAV.
Captain Obvious has been screaming his/her lungs out miles back. Being a Yuri fan, this passes my test just fine. But other than that, I can’t remember anything that would earn high merits from me. Check it out if you like.
P.S. Oh and yes (YES), one of the girls wears nothing underneath her school uniform skirt! Wonderful! Except we don’t get to see ANYTHING!
P.S. 2 – I didn’t realize that this show counts as a fall 2010 show.
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The photo itself is Oh My God, Lord Heaven! It caught my eyes in a nano second. Jeez, I tried to resist, but couldn’t suppress my dark side. I didn’t want to watch, but by the time I realized, I was watching it.
Yeah, style is rather unique, amateurish unrefined crude drawing. But I like the drawing.
Relationship is rather carnal, very different from Marimite. The pure-hearted serene piano BGM doesn’t match its carnalness. Its gap too big.
The last part was Oh My F$$$ing God! It’s moral decadence. Nothing more to say!
lol. I was wondering if the trigger to the cliff hanger was thrown in because there was no hint for it coming. Maybe I’m way harsh on a little fan service show like this. But yes, I hate her older brother for ruining something so beautiful. It may become worse when we find out that Aya and her brother aren’t blood related (over-used dating sim plot)!
lpease teach me your ways