Chio-chan no Tsuugakuro
Guión:
Takayuki InagakiCámara:
Hayato KifuneMúsica:
Tomotaka ŌsumiReparto:
Naomi Ōzora, Chiaki Omigawa, Kaede Hondo, Hiroki Takahashi, Minori Suzuki, Yūko Minaguchi, Junji Majima, Nobuo Tobita, Rikiya Koyama, Minami Shinoda (más)Episodios(12)
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Soko ni gakkó ga aru kara / Čio-čan to Hosokawa-san (E01)
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Bloody butterfly effect / Manana to otoro to wataši / Bump of slave (E02)
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Buraddi Batafurai Efekuto 2 / Kabadikku Fō (E03)
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Smoke on the sailor / Sakura no hana o te ni totte / Manana-čan no cúgakuro (E04)
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Sankyū, Jōji / Mananacchio (E05)
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Sorezore no miči / Elude Čio-čan (E06)
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Konbini Čio-čan / Čio-čan to kettó / Ano hi no omokage (E07)
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Juki-čan wa ki ni šinai / Čio fisher / Momo-čan no ohanaši (E08)
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Imečen Čio-čan / Furatto katto (E09)
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Šinozuka-san to tóbun to kišakaiken / Thousand spring / Andó to George (E10)
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Majonaka no čio-čan / Apocri! (E11)
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Tatta hitocu no saeta jarikata / Juki-čan wa matowanai (E12)
Sinopsis(1)
Think about everything that could possibly go wrong on an awkward girl's way to school. Now escalate it quickly, and you've got Chio's life. No matter what, every situation becomes increasingly bizarre. Does she ever make it to school on time? Who knows. (Prime Video)
Reseñas (1)
This is a charming show that is pleasant humorous, is a bit over-the-top, has various extravagances, and delivers exactly what I was hoping for. This show is more restrained and chilled out than that other show about school madness released at the same time (Asobi Asobase), yet I still found it endearing, occasionally deranged, often amusing, and is quite original... Plus it has lots of interesting characters, and I am only slightly put out that Chio and Andou did not get more screen time because I enjoyed their supposedly romantic subplot very much. This anime series is just perfect for the summer because it is just (like Grand Blue) very refreshing in its own way. 8/10.
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