Large Bagel
ANIME OF THE YEAR. ANIME OF ALL YEARS.
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Large Bagel is a Web Comic and Fanime by Nyan-chan.
Both stories follow Pinisu-chan, a human sized anthropomorphic bagel, and her human friends as they protect the world from a vaguely defined threat using their vaguely defined Magical Girl abilities. Along the way, they tackle with everyday issues that teenagers face in their home country of Glorious Nippon.
Similar to Neko Sugar Girls, only a bit more coherent, better drawn, and more self aware.
The webcomic can be found here while episodes of the fanime can be found here.
Tropes used in Large Bagel include:
- A Date with Rosie Palms: Oshikko. Manko-chan walks in on her and... thinks she has a yeast infection.
- Animation Bump: The art goes from being MS Paint doodles in the webcomic to cleanly animated flash doodles. Also happens in the show with the opening being traditionally animated and the rest being in Flash.
- Animesque
- Anime Theme Song: Sakura Saori's "Kiss My Lips" for the opening and Miku Hatsune's "Puzzle" for the ending.
- Art Evolution: The comic's art starts getting more coherent and cleaner as it progresses.
- Art Shift: Scenes will occasionally shift from Flash animation to slideshow version of panels from the webcomic in the show.
- Berserk Button: Don't call Pinisu-chan a doughnut.
- Bilingual Bonus: A lot of the characters' names are things no sane person in any country would want to name their kids. "Manko" = "Cunt", "Pai Pai" = "Boobs", "Onani" = "Masturbate", "Oshikko" = "to pee". Pinisu is an Engrishization of "penis".
- Cross-Dressing Voices: Pinisu-chan is not voiced by a man, she is voiced by a KAWAII DESU NEKO JAPANESE LADY!!!!!!!
- Deranged Animation
- Even the Girls Want Her: Fumi-sensei.
- Eye Scream: Pinisu-chan sticks her tongue in Manko-chan's eye... Yea.
- The way Okshiko was blinded.
- Fan Disservice: Oh so much.
- Gag Boobs: Manko-chan's ridiculous chest. Also see...
- Gainaxing: Manko-chan again.
- Gratuitous Japanese
- Gonk: Used both in the comic and fanime to exaggerate emotion. Example here and here. The opening theme also has some pretty good images.
- Neko Tomodachi could be considered either this, or Ugly Cute.
- And of course, the anthropomorphic bagel with breasts.
- Info Dump: Near the end of Chapter 1 and Episode 1 that explains where Pinisu-chan comes from and her powers.
- Kaleidoscope Eyes: Manko-chan's eyes supposedly turn red when she's angry. They also change colors (including a rainbow gradient at one point) from scene to scene in the show.
- Meganekko: Fumi-sensei.
- Ms. Fanservice: Manko-chan.
- No Periods, Period: Averted, for whatever reason. Apparently giant bagels get periods.
- Parental Abandonment: Onani-chan lives with Pinisu-chan because her parents forgot her at a supermarket.
- Stealth Parody: Not even stealth really. People still take it seriously.
- Third Person Person: Manko-chan speaks like this.
- They all seem to, although not consistently.
- Tsundere: Onani-chan (Type A)
- Why Do You Keep Changing Jobs?: Fumi-sensei is Pinisu-chan and Manko-chan's teacher, a waitress, a lifeguard, a nurse, and a hooker. (She didn't even know she worked as a hooker.)
- You Gotta Have Colorful Hair
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