Utawarerumono: Tusukuru-koujo no Karei Naru Hibi

うたわれるもの トゥスクル皇女の華麗なる日々 / Utawarerumono: Imperial Princess Tusukuru's Splendid Days
Utawarerumono: Tusukuru-koujo no Karei Naru Hibi
Genres: Comedy, Fantasy
Studios: White Fox
Rating: 6.75 / 10
Rank: #5726
Popularity: #6943
Users Listed: 10,047
Users Scored: 2,612
NSFW: No
Last Updated: 09/03/2019
Aired: April 26, 2018 (Spring)
Type: ova
Source: Visual Novel
Age Rating: PG 13
Episodes: 1

Synopsis:

This anime offers a glimpse into the formative years of Kuon, a character central to the Utawarerumono saga. Set against a backdrop of subtle political intrigue and burgeoning societal tensions within a remote, isolated community, the story explores themes of belonging and identity. We witness Kuon's early interactions with others, shaping her understanding of the world around her and laying the groundwork for her future role. The narrative focuses on intimate character development, depicting everyday life and the gradual unfolding of events that will ultimately define the fate of the region. Expect a thoughtful and atmospheric experience, prioritizing character-driven storytelling over high-octane action, offering insight into the origins of a complex figure within a rich, historical fantasy world.

Characters:

  • Kuon (Main) - Voice Actors: Taneda, Risa
  • Aruruu (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Sawashiro, Miyuki
  • Dorii (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Watanabe, Akeno
  • Eruruu (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Yuzuki, Ryouka
  • Guraa (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Watanabe, Akeno
  • Kamyu (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Kugimiya, Rie
  • Oboro (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Kirii, Daisuke

Staff:

  • Aquaplus (Original Creator)

Reviews:

  • User Karhu (Score: 7/10):
    The gorgeous days of the princess of Tuskuru is the translated title of this Utawarerumono special episode. It focuses on Kuon's childhood, and it does what the name promises. Or that's what I wanted to say anyway. The story is rather interesting to say the least. It starts off by our princess peeing her bed, followed by scene where adults start talking how they used to pee their beds and how normal it was at that age. What that age is or was it really that normal, I cannot confirm, but based to the serious tone and the fundamentals of peeing, it probably has happened toeach and every one of them. However, these words do not seem to make Kuon feel any better about her wetting the bed. This made me obviously extremely worried about her. When I started this OVA, I surely did not know it would be this dramatic and real. Not even Clannad After Story threw such heavy subjects on the table during its run. Where things go from there, how does she overcome the dramas in her life or does she even, I advice you stop everything you do right now and go watching it. There is no point on me spoiling it. Do not even finish reading this review, just use your friendly neighborhood search engine and give it a go. It is worth it. nnThis being released bundled with a special edition game release that costs like 150 bucks a new, you know it comes with the production values. In fact, this is only available in bluray and has the same production as the last Utawarerumono anime. It looks and sounds exactly as glorious. The music can be real chill and the atmosphere during the less dramatic moments is almost comforting nnAs a conclusion, this is the best pee-centric narrative I have come across in my entire life. Only thing to come even close is the anime movie Gang-aji Ttong which English title is 'Doggy Poo' which is literally a story about a pile of dog shit. Basically, if you are one of those folks who think all anime is shit, you should watch Utawarerumono: Tusukuru-koujo no Karei Naru Hibi because it isn't shit, it is pee.
  • User CataOrShane (Score: 5/10):
    This short OVA is about a common stage in someone's life that every child struggled with: peeing the bed. The animation is simple and I didn't notice any particular flaws aside from the lazy but cheap technique of recycling it. The sound was okay as well. I didn't find the comedy particularly funny or the story interesting but because it's only 13 minutes long, it was something that I didn't really struggle to make it to the end. For me, this short story is worth a 5/10. This is the part where I'm typing random words so that MAL accepts this review as I havenothing else to add.

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Related Anime/Manga:

  • Utawarerumono (anime - Prequel)
  • Utawarerumono: Itsuwari no Kamen (anime - Sequel)