Reviews for Yuru Yuri

I came here after watching the anime. I like the anime a lot, but the manga flows really well. Art is really nice, cute, simple, but also clean. It's a perfect fit for the comedy that Yuru Yuri is going for. I think sometimes, the anime shows certain scenes a bit too long. The manga, on the other hand, have really good pacing and timing. Even if there is a chapter that you don't particularly like, it goes quickly, because each chapter is a nice, quick read. I got a decent amount of laughs, and the overall facial expressions as well as execution of the panelingand dialogue really hit spot on.

There's still that varied style where you never get bored to the large cast of characters, yet at the same time, there's no terrible characters in the series that is too archetypal. The chapters come to life with all the different sorts of characters, and the Amusement club truly brings amusement to the characters in the manga, as well as me.

Overall, I have little to no complaints with Yuru Yuri's manga.

Day 1/30 of the Yurithon: "Yuru Yuri" was a peculiar yuri to begin my Yurithon with. It's unfortunate to say that I called it quits pretty early on this one: five chapters in. I genuinely haven't a clue why this was rated so highly on MAL; I guess it just wasn't for me. But that begs the question: who is this for? There's not really any drama or romance; I guess this is just cute girls (no Diddy) doing cute things. The gist of the story is that a few middle school girls start an amusement club while secretly occupying the tea ceremony club's room, andthey get into weird and wacky hijinks. Yeah, no, this definitely wasn't for me. Also, that one girl repeating "bakkan Buckingham" (or something along the lines of that) really annoyed me. On top of that, I did not need to discover that Akari's literal older sister was into incest yuri, and that the student council's friend (who's thirteenish, mind you) wanted to have a sexiness competition between two girls, similar to her own age. I'm good; I definitely don't need more "Yuru Yuri" in my life.