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REVIEW: Usagi Drop Episodes 1-11 Streaming

People are forgetting that, in the adoption episode of the anime, Rin made it absolutely clear that she didn't consider Daikichi to be her father.

In any case, the power relationship between them is still important to me. Could an adult Rin be equal in a relationship with Daikichi? I'm inclined to say she couldn't but I can imagine the circumstances where she was, if the story were well written, as it is, say, in Koi Kaze which deals with an even closer genetic relationship.

People are forgetting that, in the adoption episode of the anime, Rin made it absolutely clear that she didn't consider Daikichi to be her father. People are imposing their values onto the story, not paying attention to what the story is telling us.

The story is telling us that the determination of a six year old is set in stone?

The Mad Manga Massacre wrote:

Wow, six posts before this thread descended into a several page debate over the manga's ending.

marrying your child is something that even surprised me. If they where going to go for source material adaption then that's what would happen, no point in spoiler everyone should know this already.

Aside I loved the anime.. It's one of the few that as a hard core fan that I am ashamed to admit that i can openly recommend to anyone that likes a good story or drama.

Hey! I just learnt a new word. Ephe... ephebe... what was it again?

So you have nothing to contribute to this discussion except to repeat your original idiotic statements. Way to go, Mr. Under 10.

Blood- wrote:

So you have nothing to contribute to this discussion except to repeat your original idiotic statements. Way to go, Mr. Under 10.

Neither you have a solid argoument but attack me personally with stupid sentences, dear immature blooder.

Of course I have a solid argument. Your contention that anybody who doesn't like the manga ending of Usagi Drop is a bigot is so absurd that it doesn't require any "proof" to refute. Your contention that no Japanese person would find the ending objectionable is equally laughable. In short, me calling you a useless pile of troll-dung isn't a personal attack on you - it is simply a 100% accurate description of you as a poster.

Blood- wrote:

Of course I have a solid argument. Your contention that anybody who doesn't like the manga ending of Usagi Drop is a bigot is so absurd that it doesn't require any "proof" to refute. Your contention that no Japanese person would find the ending objectionable is equally laughable. In short, me calling you a useless pile of troll-dung isn't a personal attack on you - it is simply a 100% accurate description of you as a poster.

No, learn to read in between the lines before talking nonsense dear blooder, you completely misunderstand my statement, i consider bigots people who claim the ending is "creepy" or "disgusting", not people who simple don't like it. Is pretty different. Ohhh, and i think the same as you, you are a sad troll make a fuss like this for a fictional work. Grew up.

I've read the manga before this was released, didn't think it would get an anime but I enjoyed it. Found out it had an anime while stumbling around to find a new anime to watch. I grew very excited and I have been following the episodes along with IDOLM@STER, I have to say that Usagi Drop is one of the most beautifully betrayed animes I have ever seen, it didn't shove moe into your face and it didn't try to hard to attract an audience of perverts ( *Cough* Kodomo no Jiikan) Its beautiful and it makes me feel more mature while watching it ( I'm only 15 but this is one of my favorites and its refreshing to see a non perverted adult oriented anime) All I can say is I hope it gets a second season and that Funimation would dub it for us.