“A Painkiller That’s Sure to Work”
What They Say:
Twitter’s Monday morning illustration series “Tawawa on Monday” has become an anime with help from original author Himura Kiseki.
While suffering through Monday morning blues, enjoy a moving and speaking “Tawawa!”
The Review:
Content: (please note that content portions of a review may contain spoilers)
Onii-chan’s suffering as this Monday gets underway as he has a problem with one of his teeth, enough so that even the bumping on the train is causing it to feel bad. He knew it was coming based on his work health checkup, something that fascinates her, so he’s ready to cope with it. That has her talking about one of her earlier health check-ups where she had to have a chest x-ray and we see some of that process and there’s even a bit of problematic comedy to it in how the doctor reacts to her. The two have a close encounter on the train, however, when it stops short and the press hard into each other. Revealing that her chest is a wonderful painkiller is definitely cute and she has the right approach to encouraging him.
In Summary:
It doesn’t hurt when he goes to the doctor either as the dentist there is just as stacked as Ai-chan and he’s just enjoying that. His boss is in there first and tells him that he’ll definitely enjoy it but it takes a comical twist along the way that definitely amuses. The boss has a pretty good line here about his own karma and it definitely feels appropriate enough all things considered. Onii-chan got his painkiller earlier and just has to deal with reality now!
Grade: B+
Streamed By: Crunchyroll
