This review on Yuuki Yuuna wa Yuusha from Aru: Dai Mankai no Shou contains spoilers. If you haven’t seen the chapter yet, we recommend that you do it and then go back to read the review.
Chapter 1: Happy Youth
For a few moments the hero club became a rock club. But it was nothing more than the daily activities of the youth. Then they go to karaoke and even play paintball with another club at their school. They come to camp, have fun, but two of them cannot sleep comfortably and go to talk in front of the sea. Togo and Sonoko talk about the past, Togo regrets having forgotten it, Sonoko and Mino (wa). At dawn, the club is photographed and published on the networks, becomes popular and has more inquiries. But the call comes back to Togo and together with another group they have to venture back into the once near doom.
Opinion on the chapter (and on the anime)
Yuuki Yuuna wa Yuusha (or YuYuYu) is an anime, video game, and manga franchise released in 2014. At the anime level, it’s made up of three previous seasons, this being the fourth. I will mention a summary of the anime in the next subtitle. I thought the anime was over and they weren’t going to come up with anything more, but I was pleasantly surprised to see him on the anime this season. When I saw the first season I thought it was a copy of Madoka Magica, a famous series by Magical Girls earlier, but no. While Yuuki Yuuna wa Yuusha It has the prototypical characters, it doesn’t prevent it from having its own personality and enjoying it too much. I loved the previous three seasons, I hope this one too.
Now for the chapter, I have to say that I enjoyed it. If the franchise had turned around Piece of life or life stories, I wouldn’t have bothered about them, because their characters are an entertaining series in this genre as well. At first I thought that because I saw this resemblance K-on, but it was noticed at camp that it would only be a brief moment to see how overwhelming this anime can be. If youth is to be enjoyed, why should girls carry such a burden? I liked what I saw; The animation isn’t the best I’ve seen, but it also provides the soundtrack. I just hope it will surprise even more as you progress through the chapters.
Recap of the past
I have to say I loved using the band to re-introduce the protagonists, a very good resource. In the first season it was: Fu, Itsuki, Karin, Togo and Yuna. They fought monsters while gradually realizing the traps of the heroines’ power. Season two was a prequel with Minawa (who died saving her friends), Sonoko (who also appeared in season one, but with a different look and conditions), and Washio (who we know as Togo), tell you us, like it was before, the emergence of Yuna’s group and the cruelty of being a hero. In the third season, the previous ones appear and resolve the conflict, or so it seemed.
The three seasons are really recommendable, there is no loss, about 24 chapters between the 3 seasons. When they haven’t seen it clearly or remembered it.
Seishun, divine treasure
The subtitle refers to the poem by Rubén Darío Autumn song in spring. In the second stanza he mentions “I was a sweet girl in this / world of grief and distress.” I have a feeling these words describe the anime and the chapter well, cute girls who are living their youth but who know how difficult and tragic life is because they have already lived it. This is precisely why they are enjoying now because they are free from the responsibilities they had, but with the same goal of enjoying and helping. The most spirited is Sonoko, who would seem annoying to me under normal conditions, but no, she is very cute. The group compliments each other well and there isn’t much to comment on as much of it was seeing them in their activities.
Things that must be clear to us in any case: Itsuki and Fu are sisters, Togo has an obsession with Yuna, she is also a Japanese nationalist, Karin was cold and now not, Sonoko is the spirit of the party and the most carefree, although responsible And after all, is Yuna, who is the protagonist, mostly normal? There is variety for the taste. (Should I enjoy my youth instead of writing equisdé?
Heroines are necessary
Aside from being members of the Heroes Club, they are also members of their people because they defended it against the Wartex which apparently has not completely disappeared and hence the Taisha organization appears to be calling them back. Togo, and certainly Sonoko and Yuna as well, will not be happy with such a reputation, especially for what they lived and sacrificed a large part of their lives, even though it meant saving the world. What was it called again? I think they will reveal it by going forward. As such, you take on the hero’s job and always will be, how open can girls be to it and what burdens will they accept?
Good start, testing the water, remembering past events without treating the public as fools and giving us context. I hope the extension isn’t for free because everything was fine with season three.
PS: If you look at the pictures, how beautiful Togo is with its military stance, wonderful. Banzai!
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