Milk House Dreaming: Ai no Shiki

Good soundtrack through 40 minutes. Let's not forget about amazing pictures In my opinion, it is good to let go while learning by the music that makes this session pleasant for us during the whole session In general, there is nothing to write here, the only thing that is subject to evaluation are pictures and soundtrack I recommend listening to it at least once. An interesting experience. Wryyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy In general it was my first time writing reviews so ... 🕮 Story-☐ Art style-8/10 OST-8/10 😡Character-☐ Muda Muda Muda Muda Muda Ora Ora Ora Ora Ora Dora Dora Dora Dora Ho ho ho ho ho Why are you still reading this since I told you a long time ago that I have nothing more to add XD

Milk House Dreaming is not a typical anime in the sense that most of it isn't really animated except for 3 short 'intervals'. If I had to guess I would say that this was made as an add-on/'fanservice' for fans of the manga. It's essentially a slideshow of manga art set to 80s pop music. That being said, the artwork is actually very well drawn and pleasing to look at and the music is generally fitting for the style and the story the pictures convey. Overall if you like 70s/80s shoujo art and have 45 minutes of time to spend watching this then I would recommend it.

It's called Milk House "Dreaming" for a reason... it makes you want to fall asleep! Joking aside, this is an interesting piece, with some nice songs by Taeko Onuki set to a slideshow of pretty manga pictures (and some panels). The film is divided into 4 parts, with each part corresponding to a different season. There is a slight amount of animation, particularly in between each season, where we see two chibi characters doing something comical. There are also some live-action images of waves, sunsets, etc., with manga character art in the foreground. Some of the manga images get shown multiple times. (I guess they ran out of fresh material to show, given that this anime is 43 minutes long!) Besides the singer, there is one voice actor in this anime, Miina Tominaga, who speaks a few lines here and there. (I assume these lines are from the manga.) Even if you are not familiar with the manga, the music combined with the retro, watercolor-like pictures make for a relaxing watch. It's a good anime to have playing in the background if you want some pleasant, yet not-too-distracting background music/images to look at.