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| This was such an adorable and charming episode. Animal, humans, and everyone united together after the drama they've been through this season. Neema truly is the heart of the show and everyone seems to appreciate her, even the animals. So many hugs this episode. But still, it was a heartwarming finale imo. |
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| If there's one thing, Neema definitely learnt that her road to fluffiness is not a bed of roses, and for the first time, experiences loss of life to the extermination squad. Even then, the kobolds blaming her is only natural, and resentment is never the way out to peace, much less the guidance of the stars that Neema is destined to be their saviour. Grieving over the lost pack may be harsh, but carving the future ahead of them is more important, and the kobolds and Neema finally reached a settlement with Sicily and the rest, being grateful for her contribution. The Silver Star Wolf little sister is finally given her name of Spica a.k.a lightning, and they part for the time being. However, the act is not over as the main villains within the squad are still active, and both Wilbert and Ralfreed still needs to handle the case. Neema met with Luck of the Ice Bear Tribe beastperson, he is fluffy indeed, though the tail slap by Lars is hilarious for stopping her from temptation. Otherwise, everything goes smoothly, and Project Shiana is on the right track. Going for a heartwarming finale, Sol letting Neema experience the world akin to on top of a hot red balloon, there's still so much to do that life will take her to where she wants to go. A decent series, though nothing special other than the fluffy paradise that it is. |
KANLen09Mar 17, 7:53 AM
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| Well, ok finale. Overall, this was a cute and entertaining ride. I liked the fluffy moments between Nema and all the animals and creatures, but I didn't care so much about that war and political stuff. This could have been better. |
SerafosMar 19, 12:44 AM
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| Decent enough Finale,Neema was just so cute as always making friends with Animals and Humans alike. |
| It finally ended. It was surprisingly a weird series overall. What's more weird:  Oh, wait. That's just your usual Neema. P.S. Let's rename this series to Neema's path to create a fluffy kingdom, instead of Fluffy Paradise. 😆😏 <6/10 P.S. #2 I will miss the theme songs. It's definitely fun to listen to it. |
CrazyButNot4UMar 17, 8:50 AM
| It's not that I dislike this genre but... to add unnecessary fan services to/in/for heroines and ultimately destroys her character and personality; their purity tarnished because of it, is the only thing I hope to not happen to them. For that sole purity is my fan service. |
| Overall an okay anime. As with so many other average anime, the main hook fails to stick and a convoluted and uninteresting climactic arc takes its place. The whole battle seemed pointless, and the thing with the furries was weird. In fact, a lot of the story and characters was weird. The worst was absurd logic that everyone just went along with. All of her harebrained schemes made very little sense and were barely formulated thoughts at times and yet everyone just went along with it. The suspension of disbelief was just a bit much in these situations. I enjoyed the heartwarming “fluffy” attitude of the anime, I just don’t think the author knew how to properly capitalize on it and introduced a bunch of weird elements that made it fall flat. |
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| And so we end the first of my Winter 2024 anime with a kobold massacre followed by a party celebrating said massacre....huh??? Okay, okay I'm exaggerating a bit. Yes, 14 kobolds died, but the rest lived on so Neema's plan was mostly a success...mostly. But I think this arc and episode provided a bit of a microcosm for what turned into my biggest issue with this series: the dramatic tonal whiplash and cognitive dissonance. This show has Fluffy in its name for crying out loud, and yet multiple episodes have outright slaughter and this finale had our child heroine yelling at certain kobolds for feeling sorry for themselves while crying over their fallen comrades...what? I mean...what? In hindsight, I guess I should've seen this coming. The very first scene of the first episode was surprisingly bleak and depressing in its depiction of the mc's death from overwork and exploitation. We had an episode where the nanny was a racist or maybe I should say speciesist and she wasn't really punished. Poor Gratia(my favorite of the beasts in this and second only to Uge-Uge-san in terms of adorable spider lackeys in shows airing this season) saw her mother brutally murdered while trying to protect her. And yet at the same time Neema gushes over all the cute, fluffy goodness all around her. We get an ending theme animation that's absurdly cute and adorable. The actual designs of the kobolds, while unique, were so silly and stupid looking that seeing them get killed was hard to take seriously. This show was just so damn weird from a tonal point of view. On the whole I definitely still liked it, but thinking about this I'm gonna hafta lower my score a bit to a solid 6/10. I don't know if we'll get more, but I might watch if we do...maybe. |
| This anime had some boring politics indeed. But the cuteness of it is wonderful too. Good finale. :) |
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| Yeah, I don't know about this one, the politics and the repetitive nature of the show made it really boring for me. It was cute, but even that wasn't enough to save it, imo. Going to have to settle with a 4/10 here. |
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| and with that, the 1st anime of the season is over, rip lol after episode 1 i said this was gonna be the best anime of this year while i might or not have changed my mind about that, it doesn't change the fact that it was quite the fun experience to see this little girl "gushing over magical girls fluffy animals" about this episode, thanks to the sacrifice of some of the other kobolds, including the old leader, they somehow managed to escape, but ofc everyone, including Neema, was angry about the losses the cute little wolf girl (and 2 other little kobolds) also joined Neema's collection of named creatures lol too bad they didn't join her, but i guess that's for later ... would be interesting to see how strong all of her companions can get, and ofc, get to see Neema's growth as well, specially after those big speeches she gave about putting her life on the line to make her plan a success ( season 2 when? cough cough) anyway, 8/10, would be fun to see more |
winddevil1Mar 17, 11:14 AM
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| well for a happy go lucky show this episode got dark anyway this probaly wont get a second season and i dont want one but i will still watch if there will be second season lets say goodbye |
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| Cute and colorful show but nothing groundbreaking, we got to see the aftermath of the fight which is rare in this type of shows, the naming thing seems interesting and we didn't get to see much of that really dark side of the humans from that world that Nema was supposed to judge, still I had a good time. |
| Cute show and enjoyable. The story sucks though with how casually psychopathic so many people in this other world are including Neema with her plan for what amounts to basically a concentration camp for monsters lol I'd probably watch a second season if it got one but if it just carries on more about the dumb politics of this world of dumb people over all the floof then I am not holding my breathe eagerly. |
| This show may be cutesy and naive but I don't think that's a bad thing either. I have really enjoyed it and will be looking forward to more. |
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| So ends Fluffy Paradise. A very cute and relaxing watch that was really enjoyable on Sunday afternoons. It started really promising, but fell off a bit in the second half. I think once they introduced all the political stuff it got a little confusing. Also some of the plot elements at the end there were a bit… yikes. I get that it’s not supposed to be a full CGDCT series, but that was a bit much imo. Still, decent watch and I’ll miss Neema |
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| Oh...that was it? I was expecting more out of it. This arc could have been reduced significantly since it felt too drawn out. The fight scenes were lackluster, as was the animation itself which looked static most of the time. And the usual open-ending for the final episode leaves much to be desired...normally. I honestly can't say that I desire more of this same thing. This wasn't the worst series I've watched, but it's far from even being mediocre. At best, this was a time-waster when there was nothing better airing. 5/10. |
| 5/10. Partying with the dudes who just slaughtered your allies, made for some weird viewing lol The authors convenient writing technique of making Neema intelligent or stupid, childish or mature, whenever the script needed it, was also stupid. No consistency whatsoever. |
| I’m conflicted. On one hand, this was crazy adorable, which is what I expected. On the other hand, it came with a story, which was a nice surprise, but I felt like the story lacked a lot….Cuteness alone was great, but story was just okay… 6/10 I think if they had picked a path of either just being cute and funny, or focused on the story itself it would have been much better, but they kinda tried to bridge the gap, and it didn’t work for me. It was good, but it just lacked something. |
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| And so it ends. It was a fun anime to watch, but it kinda got a bit boring and predictable halfway through. Twas cute as heck regardless. I doubt we'll get a second season, but a movie to continue the story would be nice. |
| Pretend there's something flashy and cool here. |
| So it ends and Neema still has a giant slime hitching a ride in her digestive tract, which is disgusting btw, and we get no kind of closure on that or if the Kobolds & goblins found someplace safe to live. Or did I doze off? Just Neema travelling around meeting new people at the end. If anyone is reading the manga, can you give me some kind of closure at least about the slime? |
| not a bad ending to this season, but i sure hope a second season is in the works coz i wanna know what happens to her project and how many fluffy fluffs she'll gather to her lol |
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| Oh she's mad annoying. 'Stop crying!' 'Wtf you won't even let us mourn??' 'Nah what I meant was that you need to stop being sorry for yourselves because those who died wouldn't have liked that and wanted what was best for the pack--' Girl just stop. Ridiculous. Let them go through their stages of grief. Seriously. And then she's like, 'I just realized I'm taking on the role of a ruler'. Like only now realizing that is just... ugh. And honestly I just don't like her interactions with the Kobolds in general. I'm glad that Neema acknowledges that there's a lot for her to learn, but at the same time, hopping right on over to a celebration after telling family and friends of the fallen not to cry just makes it ring a little hollow. She kinda said, "Everyone/everything is just doing what they can to survive", but she's also the one who put some of those everyones/everythings in a less than ideal spot in the first place... I think a lot of things passed in this anime because it assumes people who have picked this up also feel like they want to pet fluffy and/or cute things. I don't have the same feelings, so a lot of the "for the sake of petting" just bothered me more than anything. And for many, that was the saving grace of the anime, so in the end it's more like this anime didn't really check off any of my good points. I can't think of any character I actually like. Plot's meh. The only good thing was the realization that Neema still needs work, but it's not even really like she lost much after her failures. She made the losses of others her loss by somehow making their grief about her-- like some internalize but also some of it as a whole ass monologue. Like she is so self-absorbed sometimes as she gets to go enjoy a friggen after party. Holy moly. Anyway, didn't think it was cute. Didn't think it was all that good. Glad I gave it a try though. |
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WatchTillTandavaMay 28, 8:39 AM
dragynfaerie said: So it ends and Neema still has a giant slime hitching a ride in her digestive tract, which is disgusting btw Wait until you read up on all those colonies of bacteria squatting there 24/7 and how they function... WestOnAndrewAve said: The only thing I can't remember is why couldn't they just order the extermination squad be stopped in the first place? It's not like it was another kingdom's forces doing it. Neema makes a comment in one of the previous episodes about it not being feasible for the prince, Will, to be seen defending monsters in general or "against" humans/in a situation where there have been human casualties and long-running tensions. The implication is that it could create a national political controversy in the kingdom and lead to animosity and resentment against the royal family or even some sort of civil conflict. |
WatchTillTandavaMar 18, 7:18 AM
| I expect more... But it was a happy ending after all. |
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| This anime started really good, but then it gets into some stupid virtue signaling and savior complex. I had to lower my final score to 5. The mary sue writing in this show is really lazy, as if no one in the isekai world is even a speck more competent than a goblin, she had to instruct each and every person to get the story plot moving forward. *sigh* |
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dragynfaerie said:
So it ends and Neema still has a giant slime hitching a ride in her digestive tract, which is disgusting btw
So it ends and Neema still has a giant slime hitching a ride in her digestive tract, which is disgusting btw
Wait until you read up on all those colonies of bacteria squatting there 24/7 and how they function...
WestOnAndrewAve said:
The only thing I can't remember is why couldn't they just order the extermination squad be stopped in the first place? It's not like it was another kingdom's forces doing it.
The only thing I can't remember is why couldn't they just order the extermination squad be stopped in the first place? It's not like it was another kingdom's forces doing it.
Neema makes a comment in one of the previous episodes about it not being feasible for the prince, Will, to be seen defending monsters in general or "against" humans/in a situation where there have been human casualties and long-running tensions. The implication is that it could create a national political controversy in the kingdom and lead to animosity and resentment against the royal family or even some sort of civil conflict.
| @WatchTillTandava Ummm... nope. I'll pass |
| I dropped this show like twice but picked it back up because Destiny 2 has gotten stale. It's trash. 5/10, only rating a 5 because i'd bone that kobold chick |
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| Nefertima reminds a bit of Genzou from Hataage! Kemono Michi lol |
| I guess the kobold thing was resolved? Wasn't that clear what happened after their little get together in the forest after the big fight. Also, not sure why the plan was to wait two days for the human forces to gather and fight them, instead of just running away right away. Wasn't a big fan of this last arc. It was heavier than the rest of the show and didn't feel as fitting as the earlier episodes. Traveling around and meeting new animals/monsters in a lighthearted setting worked much better imo. Was a pretty fun watch overall. A bit curious where the author takes this. Would be hilarious if she travels around taming colonies of monsters and eventually grows up to be the next Demon Lord. |
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