CheerupSilver
Very Cool!!!
GamerTab
That was an excellent one.
Michelle Ridley
The movie is wonderful and true, an act of love in all its contradictions and complexity
Bootterra
Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi follows a fictional cartoon version of real life Japanese Pop stars Puffy (known as Puffy AmiYumi in America due to branding conflicts). The cartoon versions of the characters are not really based on the actual band, but Puffy does appear in the episodes in live action segments. While you could replace the characters with any generic Pop star cartoon characters, the cartoon holds up on its own. The humor was usually great, and things tended to get very crazy (but typically in a good funny way). I also liked the art style. The stories were usually passable, and the characters were generic tokens, but they were acceptable and slightly above average in terms of token characters. I liked the music in the show, and they referenced a lot of stuff. However, what makes me as a guy so into the show was probably 3 things (1) I like things most people consider bad or ugly (2) I don't mind guys enjoying girls cartoons (or cartoons with a female lead) as long as the cartoon is entertaining and/or they can connect with the characters and not something they're getting enjoyment out of for the wrong reason (especially when it comes to cartoons for little girls) and (3) I have a habit of liking shows that most people don't.
TheCartoonfaxuator
Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi is a funny cartoon about two rock stars and their manager traveling the world, playing a concerts and going on wacky adventures. The characters Ami and Yumi are funny and quite mature. Ami is a is a sweet girly girl who's really into guys, and her friend Yumi is a tomboy punk girl. This cartoon is not for everyone. I'm not for sure what ages this show is for , but here's my most accurate guess. Ages 9 to 13. The show is not as well known as SpongeBob, but it should be heard of. One character I for got to talk about is their cheap, and extremely kooky manger Kaz. Kaz does very cheap tricks in the show, such as him making robot clones of Ami and Yumi, to do interviews and things for himself. Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi is a wacky, hilarious, and sort of mature cartoon that deserves a chance. I give it a 7.1/10
Rectangular_businessman
"Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi" was a horrible, horrible series, without any single redeeming value.Not only the animation was awful (With ugly and unappealing designs and a horrible colorization) but also the plot of each episode of this series was terribly generic, using the most predictable and overused clichés than anyone could think.The main characters are bland stereotypes without any single likable traits, having only a few shallow characteristics as the only expression of their generic personalities; the humor of this series is painfully dry, failing a being funny, clever or even cute.Personally, I found this series to be incredibly annoying and poorly made.There isn't anything good about "Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi". It wasn't only painfully boring to watch, but also irritating at the same time.This was one of the worst animations that I've seen in my entire life.0/10
puffymadness
This show is for unknown reasons by some people treated as a bad cartoon series. Most of them say that they hate the animation or character design and that's it, meaning they probably watched only a minute of this show in their lives. Yes the stile of animation on this show is very different from the other shows, making it unique. The writing is well done, it has many references from older cartoons and movies, and the characters often break the fourth wall. Many people also say that the cartoon has nothing to do with the real Puffy AmiYumi, since the cartoon versions of them are not voiced by them or look like them. However if they would look like them, people would say that all their popularity is from the band. And if Ami and Yumi would do the voices of their cartoon versions people would hardly understand them, since English is their second language.
