Rumiko Takahashi Anthology Episode 1: The Tragedy of P
Oshimeter
4 Ratings
EPISODE REVIEWS

The episode felt like a fresh Breeze!! It was soo calming and the same time it has some funny scenes as well. The animation was gem here- it'll take you back to 90s. You can enjoy this with hot bowl of ramen!!! The season looks promising and pacing will keep you in the story. Looking forward more from the series!

This is my first time watching an anthology anime. It was released in 2003, so the art style feels nostalgic and old-school. The author is the same creator behind InuYasha and Ranma 1/2. Honestly, I was expecting something more impactful from the first episode, but it didn't quite meet my expectations. However, if you're looking for a relaxing slice-of-life anime with a charming '90s-style aesthetic, you'll probably enjoy this.

This series was a hidden gem. This first episode was truly promising from the start, making it a totally underrated classic slice-of-life anime. I thought for a second I saw Kagome on the OP, as the artworks were from only one mangaka. The chars and the pacing were highly engaging; particularly if you're an animal-lover like I am, you'll definitely adore Pitto. The BGM was perfect, especially the goofy ones, which suited the comedy acts. I liked the ED, too!



