"Chu-Bra!" Talkback

[snazzy4razzy]

Jesus, I guess bra's are like srs business in this show.

First time I've seen an anime in which they actually used the word "yuri-yuri." So it really does mean lesbians!

I was amused by the dog in the "buns" and the goose sliding down a mountain as a representation for....well....you know....

[Mythical Tales]

It's a bit late, but whatever, I like doing this.

Episode 2:
"This Swollen Chest"

So...it's seriously contending itself to be a dramedy then. Okay, don't have a problem with that, but some people might find it Narm-inducing...

Look at the character development. Two episodes in, and we know the main characters' families, especially Haruka, with her 3 step-brothers. I am worried about Nayu being one of those characters that aren't erabarassed, because I'm exactly fond of those characters unless she admits herself that she's "invincible" to erabarassed stuff, but I mght let that slide.

Oh, yeah, it is also revealed that it seems that Nayu had a grandmother...and since GANSIS also worked on Kanamemo, whose main character also had a grandmother, but it could be more of a coincidence (although Chu-Bra, like Kanamemo, is scheduled to have 13 episodes, which is a bit rare in anime).

[ftblncullgrl]

I do believe I already hate this show. It's not the most innappropirate thing I've ever seen but I question it's very reason for existance.

Young girls and their underwear complications as the primary focus of a story... gotta be some of the durabest crap I've ever seen to come out of Japan. And that's saying something.

[digimonkid_2000]

Sketch, there's worser stuff than this. WAY WORSE. You're saying this is worse than something like Strike Witches or Kodomo No Jikan?

This is just tame in comparison. But that's my opinion, and I really shouldn't criticize yours, but I admit you're being a bit harsh.

You can hate it, but, just don't criticize me, otherwise. In fact, I'm not seeing it for the fanservice AT ALL.

[Houtan]

Yes, actually. Yes, I am saying this is much worse than Strike Witches. I saw all of Strike Witches. I did not hate it. Heck, I liked it much more compared to Linebarrels which also came out. Maybe the early episodes don't grab many but the later episodes were great.

I saw Kodomo no Jikan too but...well, that's a completely different ballgame.

[rose grl:)]

Sure.

Though technically I have never watched either asside from promos.



I don't recall criticizing anyone for watching. As with all things, to each their own.

Though I would hope no one would watch this show for fanservice but then I'd have to wonder why they'd watch it at all. It is afterall a show about young girls and their underwear complications.

[klein b]

Duh, because underwear is funny.

The problem would be if it takes underwear TOO seriously. Which this episode was in danger of. I'm assuming this isn't being produced solely to show to girls in a Health class.... and what would they show to the boys during their class? An anime about when you need to start using deodorant?

Maybe it's part of a progression.
ep.1 haha underwear
ep.2 but hey, we're not fanservice we RESPECT undergarments.
ep.3?... on the other hand, haha what are you eating under there?....

[(&Nina)]

Declaring something without actually watching any of the shows is the same as lumping Bleach with Monster in the same demographic.

Stop.

[tonymrright]

Watched the first episode today and thought the series was kinda of funny. It looks like an odd series from all the other ecchi series but I'll give it a try.

[gothicgal122]

Does anyone have a link to that site that criticizes all the fanservice moments in anime like this? I can't remeraber the name, does anyone know what I'm talking about?