She may not like boobie pudding, but she’s going to eat it.
What They Say:
Moe has an obvious addiction to all that is round.
The Review:
Content: (please note that content portions of a review may contain spoilers)
With Moe being all about Poyo ever since she found him, it’s no surprise that her life revolves around the cat heavily. What we see here is the kind of tracking of her relationship with him that only a younger brother like Hide could do, as he plants fake Poyo’s around to see how often she’s fooled. The whole concept runs with the idea that she loves round things and we see that it’s pretty darn true. She has some really cute moments here as everyone piles on with her love of round things, excluding boobie pudding apparently, but it also runs in some other areas as we see just how much Poyo influences others.
In Summary:
Poyopoyo does a lot of quick hits here that are a good deal of fun as we see Moe teased a lot but mostly because it’s true. Her love of round things is pretty strong, though a little misunderstood at times, but it’s played out well and with the kind of love that comes from family when you get down to it. Poyo’s influence of all things round around him is comical as well, such as the exploration of Kuro, even if I could have done without some of his self cleaning technique. The series provides a lot of very good grins and giggles here, both for anime fans and casual viewers who aren’t into anime much as this continues to be a show I pull out to make non-anime fans laugh about.
Grade: B
Streamed By: Crunchyroll
Review Equipment:
Sony KDS-R70XBR2 70″ LCoS 1080P HDTV, Dell 10.1 Netbook via HDMI set to 1080p, Onkyo TX-SR605 Receiver and Panasonic SB-TP20S Multi-Channel Speaker System With 100-Watt Subwoofer.
