There are no superheroes, no end-of-the-world scenarios. Rather than focus entirely on creating sentimental value, it instead crafts a believable (somewhat- the talking rabbit is pretty weird!) world that the audience can identify with. It is simply comprised of a few chapters in Cocoa's and Chino's daily life.
Gochiusa is not concerned with climaxes and drama. None of them are especially fleshed-out, but that's actually OK here. That being said, if you enjoy the genre and don't mind feeling a bit of deja vu every now and then, Gochiusa can be a surprisingly pleasant experience.Īnyone looking for a cast of cute characters to fawn and giggle over will find just what they are looking for in Gochiusa. ?) as it is focused almost entirely on the café itself, but it still follows the genre's trend of 'been there, done that'. I suppose the setting is a bit different from the norm (just how many high-school themed anime are there, anyway. The set-up can be explained in just a few words: "Girl starts working for café and makes new friends over time." There is no exposition, no infodump, no profound characterisation - it is simply a light-hearted story of a young group of girls living their daily lives and joking around along the way.
the troubles of the real world is also an equally valid (though perhaps less important) source of entertainment. Something that merely allows you to relax and forget It is nothing that anime veterans and newcomers will find to be anything too special, but it is not as though every anime needs to be a life-changing experience. Gochiusa finds a sort of equilibrium in its plainness.
If you have watched even one cute slice-of-life before, you already know what kind of anime Gochiusa is going to be. Alongside the frequent harem and superpower shows, anime involving cute girls (generally of the loli variety) living their daily lives has become a common sight in the industry over recent years.
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