Gal to Kyouryuu
Episodes:
12
Genre:
Slice of Life, Comedy, Seinen
Airing Date:
Spring 2020
Studios:
Kamikaze Douga, Space Neko Company
Promotional Videos / PV
Official Images / Key Visuals
Synopsis
A dinosaur shares a room with a Gal from a totally different time period.
I don't know much about dinosaurs, but I'm sure it'll work out.
Anyhow, let's have fun!
Characters & Voice Actors
Kyouryuu (Dino): -
A kind of an Archosaur. Living with a Gal. Love Ramen.
Kaede: Miyuri Shimabukuro
A human primate. Living with Kyouryuu. Doesn't have much troubles.
Yamada: Yuuko Natsuyoshi
Kaede's friend. Often goes to Kaede's house.
Senpai: Yuuki Kudou
Kaede's senpai from her part-time job. Scared of a Gal.
Shouta: Seiichirou Yamashita
Kaede's ex-boyfriend. Loves playing cards.
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Honey’s Highlights
So... is this a Japanese take on Ned's Newt?
Every episode is a collection of short animations featuring a blue, untalkative, awkward dinosaur.
It's already the weirdest show of the season too, by far...
Yeah, this is definitely not for everyone, but it may be interesting. I like experimental anime, so I welcome all things fresh.
Three Episode Impressions
Gal to Kyouryuu mixes a lot of animation techniques to create different stories featuring a ramen-loving blue dinosaur living in our modern world. Although all episodes are around 24 minutes long, they showcase several short adventures that are not necessarily interconnected, sometimes even ignoring Kaede, the title girl who lives with this dinosaur.
We have live-action sections, Flash-style animation, stop motion animation, and you never know what to expect from it. Granted, some people will have a hard time trying to cope with this anime's weirdness, but if you're already familiar with Japanese absurd comedy and love shows like Pop Team Epic, then you know how enjoyable this could get. 3 episodes in, some sketches may definitely feel awkward to watch with a western mentality, but whether you like it or not, it's a niche show that fulfills its purpose. Be the one to judge it!
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