Anime: Usagi-chan de Cue!!

Una sola palabra puede describir muy bien este anime: TRASEROS!!

La trama no es mala, incluso es bastante buena: Una chica solitaria y busca pleitos, tras tratar de salvar el conejo que Haru, su único amigo cuidaba, acaba fusionándose con el haciendo aparecer a mimika, una niña conejo totalmente diferente a ella y que empieza a vivir con Haru. Haru empieza a investigar por qué es que ocurren las fusiones y por qué ha aparecido gente que quiere acabar con mimika, la chica conejo.

Una historia bastante interesante, pero que lamentablemente tanto ecchi tapa. Si, ustedes lectores deben estar pensando "y qué mas quieres, si es un anime ecchi" y aquí es cuando digo que me gusta el ecchi, puede llegar a resultar bastante divertido, pero hay ecchis y ecchis, y el mostrar calzones y tetas no es malo cuando solo es un factor secundario y no es la trama una excusa para mostrar traseros, cuando muestran traseros incluso cuando no viene al caso es, para mi gusto, un ecchi demasiado mal logrado y que incluso repele.

La animación es mala, un estilo un tanto sucio y demasiado típico, con sobre proporciones odiosas y un estilo de dibujar los pezones que literalmente me asustó y que no espero verlo muy a menudo.

La música me fue verdaderamente indiferente, un ost que no llama la atención ni tiene atractivo alguno, sin embargo el opening es bastante bueno, me quedé pegada con lo de "cha cha fantasy" y todavía la sigo escuchando, aunque con el ending no puedo decir lo mismo.

Los personajes no tienen en general gracia alguna, a mi parecer la única que valía la pena era inaba, pero en general todos los personajes caían en un estereotipo demasiado típico. La amiga de la infancia del protagonista que lo ama en secreto y detesta que él no la vea como a una mujer, la niña cargante que apareció de la nada y acosa al prota, la niña busca pleitos con un pasado triste, la niña mala con un pasado triste, el malo chanta que no es tan malo y el protagonista buena gente al que se le revolucionan menos las hormonas que a un chico normal que tuviera un par de tetas encima de su cabeza todo el tiempo. ¿Algún estereotipo que falte?.

Como sea, una serie que los fans incondicionales de las tetonas y los traseros gigantes no deben bajo ninguna circunstancia dejar de ver, y a quienes no les agrade tanto el género, es divertida de ver, por lo que si tienen un rato libre en el que quieran ver cualquier cosa, gástenlo en ver estos tres ovas, que a pesar de tanto trasero sirven para pasar un buen rato y odiar a casi todos los personajes (y por supuesto, preguntarte desde cuando a las tipas se les ve tanto el trasero)

Ecchi and Catgirls? Why not try a Rabbitgirl who bares her breasts pretty often?

Usagi-chan de Cue!! is the oddest anime I have seen in a long time. Then again, I have never seen any ‘normal’ ecchi OVA where they just show bare breasts with nipples so blatantly as they do here. While the 3-episodes OVA is nothing really good in terms of story or comedy, it is at least enjoyable to watch. If you enjoy ecchi.

Animation: Fits the anime and there's nothing bad to say about it.

It is an OVA, so usually the animation is turned up a bit for the show. In this show, the animation is done pretty well too, although it still contains scenes where it is pretty often that there are reused frames being put in to save on the animation costs. Personally, I didn't think they were that bothersome though.

Character design
The character designs are done pretty well though. Mimika (and Mikami) are big-breasted which is usually a huge turn-on for most men in such ecchi series as this. The nipples usually are visible through the shirt/bra/anything else they wear, which is also some help to the ecchi.

Sound: Okay voiceactors.

I haven't heard any bad voiceactors participating in this anime, so that is a good thing. Whether the voices of the characters are to your liking you'll have to find out yourself, but to me they were pretty okay. Although one voice to point out is the one of the protagonist, who mainly sounds like he's bored out of his head.

The music I have heard (which isn't all, apparently some of the music is pretty fitting without actually noticing it) is pretty average. Comical sounds when things are funny, tensional sounds when things are getting tense, so nothing to point out really.

Op/Ed
The OP is a very nice semi-romantic song which I personally liked very much, while the ED was a slower song combined with some artistic, yet still, pictures. While I can appreciate stills, these are watercolor-drawings which aren't really to my taste.
What surprised me though was that the songs are both relatively tuned down in volume compared to the rest of the anime.

Story There is not much of a story, but it manages to hold itself together as an ecchi-series.

While it does have action and comedy in the genre-list, the main category is ecchi. Besides that there are at least every episode some fights, together with some romance-aspects. But the most of the other genres is the comedy, which is sometimes pretty funny, but usually just pretty average.
Then, what about the story? Well, there is not that much of a story, but it suffices. They actually thought a little bit about the setting and that's also the only thing they work on, so the entire merging-business is what the story's all about. This leaves pretty much plotholes big enough to drive a truck through, but somehow that doesn't really matter. What matters is how Miku deals with Mikami and Mimika, seeing they're both competitors for being the love interest of Haru.

Characters: Lots of weird characters who never really become funny due to the bad animation, bad voiceacting and a bad adaption of the script.

First thing I noticed was the confusion I got when there was a reference to characters. Mimika and Inaba Mikami are different characters in the same body, so if you don't get that the first time you'll end up wondering why they keep asking Mimika where Mimika is, while they are asking Mimika where Mikami is. How bad things can get when you only switch two signs with each other ;)
The characters are done pretty well most of the time. The series isn't all that serious, so the characters are permitted more than usually. I cannot reveal much of the characters since every single development would be a spoiler, so I'm going with a little overview.

Mimika/Mikami
Mimika-chan, the rabbit-version of Mikami (you still with me, yes?), is energetic, pretty naive and that builds her character pretty much. But that might end up in being annoying if the series would've dragged past the 3 episodes, so it's a good thing it stopped there.
Mikami on the other hand is not much on display, that's why we also don't know much about her, except that she's a wonderful fighter who can beat nearly everyone, even entire school-gangs. Have you ever seen a rabbit-girl fighting gangs? Then feel free to watch.

Miku
Miku is the regular girl-next-door who looks good, but whose love is pretty much onesided. For the time being, when it's up to her though. She's a tomboy, but she's also a sweet girl, really.

Haru
Haru is a really laidback guy when it comes to daily life, but when it gets to taking care of animals, he steps up with full responsibility. While he may sometimes come across as a real jerk, he's not such a bad guy, really. But his voice is one where you really need to get used to it.

Value : It is ecchi!

Well, you certainly don't need to keep it around for the story, but if you like ecchi series, this is a nice one to have around.

Enjoyment: A nice series which is fun and entertaining.

This series is fun and enjoyable, entertaining and watchable, but you really do need to be able to cope/enjoy ecchi if you even want to consider it watchable. But based on these 3 episodes, I though that this series was fun to watch, despite its shortcomings. Then again, its biggest forte was the rabbit-girl who doesn't bother covering her breasts or hiding her affection for Haru. And in that, it succeeds.