This anime deals with only the deepest and most intricate enigmas and questions of men. I hope I can continue to be enlightened by it's complex plot and storyline.

This was one of the very few shows I was looking forward to this season, and the wait is finally over, hooray!

Rather disappointing it's only a 4 minute per ep anime. literally 50% of the run time is the OP/ED, barely enough time to get in maybe one or two quick jokes. That aside it comes off as kinda dull, but maybe I'll be able to get more into it as it goes on.

>>15033
Yeah. Way too short even for a short.
I think I'll wait for all the episodes to come out and then watch them all.

>>15129
Watching it all at once might be for the best. I'm finding it hard to get invested in it, it's a bit tough to get to know the characters when the ep are over almost as soon as they start. Most recent ep was spent entirely on establishing the teacher's name. This might have worked better as a OVA.

30?! bullshit, I want to see a birth certificate!

>>15237
I'd take her word for it as well as take her to a secluded love hotel. After all, she is thirty.

Steve jobs has crabs.

>>15235
One week later, she wakes up.

>>15385
I was wondering about this, whats the deal?

>>15390
Steve Jobs died of cancer, and the astrological symbol for cancer is a crab.

>>15419
Is the Japanese word for cancer the same as their word for the astrological symbol?

>>15419
Cancer actually means Krebs in german which also means crab.

>>15419
why is the OP cancer-themed? foreshadowing?

>>15421

>Cancer actually means Krebs in german

This is true.

>which also means crab.

This is not. The word you're looking for is 'Krabbe'. Both in English and German cancer is a genus of crab but it doesn't mean it's the same thing.

And just for the record, I have heard some people who use 'Krebs' when they mean 'Krabbe' but I also hear people who say 'robot' when they mean 'android' on daily basis, doesn't make either of them right.

>>15420
AFAIK it was Hippocrates who thought tumours cut open looked like crabs and then named the disease after the greek word for crab. Now if the root for "cancer" is the greek one or something else(perhaps latin?), god only knows.

>>15464
I've lived in Germany for about two years now and I have heard/read people making crab/cancer puns. While Krabbe also means crab I'm pretty sure Krebs can also be used to refer to crabs and crustacean.

>>15466

Studied abroad in Germany for 5 years and again, while some people do make that mistake Krebs and Krabbe are not the same thing, much like robots aren't androids.

So...it's finally over.

The last episode was a nice finisher to an overall pleasant SOL.

The character designs were delicious.

Slightly plump yet with that youthful curvy healthiness!

It was a fun ride whilst it lasted.

Here's to looking forward to more great 5min SOL type shows to come.