Kremlin
クレムリン
Studio: DLE
Synopsis
A gag, flash animation comedy that centers around a purported college student named Haruo "Cat" Kyattsuyama who only went to his school, the low-tier Kunekune College, once. One day, he sees a cute Russian Blue cat named Kan-u abandoned in a cardboard box on the roadside somewhere in Japan. Kyattsuyama pretends not to see the cat, and continues to do so for an entire year. Surprisingly, no one has shown up to try to save the cat, so Kyattsuyama finally decides to pick the cat up — however, by then, there are now three Russian Blue cats instead of just one. Kyattsuyama asked the cats for their names, and they all said "Kan-u." The anime shorts are inspired by Kaoru Curry-zawa's "Kremlin" cat gag comedy manga. (Source: ANN)
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Characters & Voice Actors
Guan Yu
Main
VA: Hirakawa, Aki
Guan Yu
Main
VA: Hirakawa, Aki
Guan Yu
Main
VA: Hirakawa, Aki
Kyattsuyama, Haruo
Main
VA: Tani, Youichirou
Guan Yu
Main
VA: Hirakawa, Aki
Guan Yu
Main
VA: Hirakawa, Aki
Guan Yu
Main
VA: Hirakawa, Aki
Kyattsuyama, Haruo
Main
VA: Tani, Youichirou
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Reviews
Ashe-nee★ 7So I'm simply writing a review simply because there are none available. This is will not be by any means, an extensive review since it has an overall run time of 10 minutes. On first glance, one can be hard pressed to call it anime, but it works in the shows favor. It goes for the Gakuen Handsome route, and does it well. The ending has charm since the director himself sings it (no cap, I loved it). Each episode are short, constant quips that last like 10 seconds each. All in all, this show did its job and I don't think it really deservesits low rating. It's short and sweet. I laughed, and I enjoyed myself.
SgtSalamander★ 6kremlin is a funny, fast-paced, flash animated gag comedy anime that really has that vibe of the early 2010s internet, down to the art style and even the way the jokes were delivered. It's a fun work that's rough around the edges in such a way that makes it endearing and only adds to its charm. I wish there was a little more of it, but what does exist is clearly a work of the heart, a man's thoughts on comedy and cat ownership directly communicated to the screen with little interference in between. In a way, it reminds me distinctly of a Newgroundsanimation, and if that sounds appealing to you, give this show a watch.