And with the success of this model, especially financially, not many companies are willing to take a risk. So many of the shows coming out nowadays can be seen as serving as nothing but advertisements for light novel and manga sales, and later, figure and BD sales. Sometimes, the current anime environment can feel a little too corporate.
TAMAKO MARKET WATCH SERIES
The series is good on its own legs, the story made a masterpiece thanks to the film. Reader, you might be wondering, “Are those twelve episodes necessary/worth it in order to get to the movie?” The answer is: Yes. I had seen some salty comments about how it had taken the place of a possible K-On! Season 3, and having heard so little of it in comparison, thought, “Huh, I guess the show just wasn’t that good.”īoy, were my expectations exceeded. My first encounter with Tamako Market did not do it any favors. Yet here I am, because I believe Tamako Market and Tamako Love Story deserve to gain more recognition. Even a year ago, I would have found it difficult to believe that I’d ever watch something considered “moe,” nevermind write a piece trying to convince others to watch a particular show from it. It’s strange to think that I would find myself writing a Why You Should Watch post on Tamako Market. (Go to “Mo’ Moe, Mo’ Mochi” if you want to skip to about the show itself):
TAMAKO MARKET WATCH MOVIE
Brilliant writing and cinematography serve this movie well, as it so deftly and realistically handles how it feels to be on the cusp of sharing the unknown with someone else.įrom here on out, Tamako refers to the show and the film, while Tamako is the titular character. Tamako Love Story, the sequel film to the TV series, focuses on a first love, that ever daunting yet oftentimes so defining moment in one’s life.Marked with humor, lovely music, touching moments, and KyoAni’s trademark high quality animation, Tamako Market is a welcome addition to the moe/Slice of Life genre. Tamako Market is about how one girl, her friends, family, and neighbors go about their everyday lives in a year.This week, we have Kyoto Animation’s Tamako Market and Tamako Love Story. “Why You Should Watch:” is a spoiler-free recommendation on, well, why you should watch a particular show.
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