#nichijou — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #nichijou, aggregated by home.social.
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Today's #AniAnimal is Yuuko's white cat from "Nichijou - My Ordinary Life".
今日の #アニアニマル は『日常』の祐子の白猫です。
More info and other AniAnimals at: https://www.anianimals.moe/scene/ns9PmD_DK3jyTSfGC0Qb4KC/
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Today's #AniAnimal is this dog from "Nichijou - My Ordinary Life".
今日の #アニアニマル は『日常』のこの犬です。
More info and other AniAnimals at: https://www.anianimals.moe/scene/M_G7HCt-5gXS03ZpJYHcNx/
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https://www.mzmzmmz.com/1518653/ City the animation – The boutique #2025 #2025Summer #2025SummerAnime #2025年夏開始の新作アニメ #anime #City #CITYTHEANIMATION #Comedy #nichijou #trending #アニメ #新作アニメ
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The #Nichijou OP by #Hyadain in question: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Xxnp0Q1GYQ
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TIL #Hyadain made an #OCRemix about Final Fantasy 4: “Four Friends of the Elements”. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ByPGMIL9lF4 #FF4
I remember them from the #Nichijou OP
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#MangaMonday 68 "CITY" by Keiichi Arawi
A Keiichi Arawi #manga with an ensemble cast. Naturally, it has a lot in common with "Nichijou" (see last week) but there are also differences. The cast skews older—unsurprisingly—and it is somewhat more grounded (compared to #Nichijou, admittedly.) It also has more in the way of plot points.
An underlying theme is the interconnectedness of everyone. This becomes clearer in later volumes when we get things like the big race and the election. However, a great example happens in volume four, when various people we've seen previously turn up at a garden party. Arawi gives us a sprawling spread illustration of everyone interacting, which is impressive in itself but he then repeats it three more times with each spread acting as a panel, or a collage of panels.
Ongoing with 13 of 14 volumes in English (Vertical/Kodansha.) An #anime just started airing, but looks promising (I can't wait to see how they handle the four-spread sequence.)
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Nichijou, episode 16, in which we learn that Yuuko is far more understanding than you'd expect given her various antics thus far in the series.
Nichijou is an extremely silly show that is also, on occasion, quite touching.
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Nichijou, episode 16, in which Yuuko meets Nano's creator, Hakase (is that her actual first name or just her title 'Professor', it's not ever made clear I think), and the worst comes to pass.
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Nichijou, episode 16, in which Nano (a robot who desperately wants to just be a normal high school student) is visited at home by a classmate (Yuuko).
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#MangaMonday 67 “Nichijou” and “Helvetica Standard” by Keiichi Arawi
If Monty Python made a slice-of-life #manga, it probably would look like “Nichijou” (Everyday Life.) It follows an ensemble cast of high school students, teachers, robots, etc. as they deal with (mostly) everyday problems that take an absurd direction. Despite the bizarre setting, you’ll find the characters very relatable. Ongoing (at a reduced pace lately) with 11 volumes in English (Kodansha.)
“Helvetica Standard” is both a manga in the #Nichijou world, and a collection of Arawi’s shorter works and illustrations, some of which feature Nichijou characters. It appears to be complete, with the two volumes subtitled “Bold” and “Italic” in English. It seems to only have a print edition (Kodansha.)
An excellent #anime titled “Nichijou,” but drawing from both works, was released in 2011. It arranged things to give a through-line centered around the robot girl, Nano.
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Nichijou episode 1 reminding us that the Three Second Rule (３秒ルール) is a thing in Japan too.
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#Nichijou is hilarious. I don't understand half the jokes, but the ones I do make it so worth it. How did I only discover this show in 2025!?
Also, Mai is obviously the star of the show: As unpredictable as the Belgian weather, showing no mercy for anyone, while always keeping the most neutral facial expression.
What a show...
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Apropos of nothing...
