Super Cub

This show was so satisfying and relaxing. There is no stress and worries in the ahow that makes you feel bad or nervous which is so important to some people including myself that can't handle anymore stress in their life.

In the whole show, nothing special and deep-meaningful happens which is a little shame bcs at least five times the writer could run a crazy storyline but didn't.

They can make another season but they shouldn't.

To be honest, it has almost no actual plot. And that's just fine. It's just about one characters development and how a Super Cub helps & changes them. It's the closest the Seinfeld's "a show about nothing" that I've seen a slice of life anime get.

Crisp & detailed art. Beautiful sound design.

Simply a joy to watch and nearly impossible to describe to someone and make them eager to watch.

I'm not going to give any spoiler of this series. However I can ensure that if you choose to watch super cub, then you may encounter some of the most realistic and admirable incidents of 2021 along with no special magic, re life, love story type zoners which are common in today's times.

Being sober, decent and inspiring in nature, this animation series gives you a number of reasons to watch it again and again. Thanks to others also that they understood the essence of super cub and gave it near to 8 star rating, which is quite satisfying but what it actually means is to give producers and writers a motive to continue the beautiful journey of three friends.

They say one must not be attached to materialistic world and its properties, but even a cold hearted person would admire the relationship of protagonist and super cub.

An example of how small things can bring a lot of happiness in your life and sometimes they even become the reason to meet the people whom you admire the most.

I would like to appreciate the team and urge them to consider making its second season !!!

Alright riding a Super Cub can't be this wholesome right? Right?

Koguma, a reserved high school student living on her own, one day got a Super Cub, and her life was changed for the better as she met more people and made memories.

This was the most surprising anime of this Spring season. It was a pure slice of life that showed Koguma, with her Super Cub, making friends and shared their interest of riding Super Cubs. The first two thirds was just Koguma and her fellow rider, Reiko, figuring out and learned about their Cubs. Some episodes just revolves around them buying stuff or riding around. One might call this boring, but surprisingly, the scenes were not boring at all.

Rather, it was calm, relaxed, and fun watching the girls riding their Cubs around. Part of what made the scenes so calming was the beautiful scenery and soothing background music. The animation was simple, yet effective enough. There were riding scenes where the camera zoomed out to see the whole surrounding, and some were breathtaking and gorgeous.

The three girls were simple yet adorable. Whenever Koguma was able to accomplish something with her Super Cubs, she smiled. However, Shii, the third member of the group, had the most kawaii smile. Those smiles really made the audiences feel happy and soothing. Each character had their own personality, and seeing them interacting with each other and having fun was just a pleasure to watch. There were also unexpectedly funny moments that made me enjoy the story even more.

Overall, seeing Koguma becoming happier and making memories with friends was such a wholesome and soothing experience. I adored this anime a lot. 8/10.

I've only watched two episodes so far, but it's really good.

What's good: It's realistic - if you ignore the living alone part and the fact that most high school students do not own a motorbike. In any case, HS years can be really awkward, especially if you're an introvert. But you can always make friends, even without trying, if you have a shared interest.

What's even better: The animation is crisp, detailed, and beautiful to watch. Clearly the animators are in love with their Honda Super Cubs, which are characters on their own. The premise that having a Cub opens up a new world could easily be quite corny, but somehow it works here (so far).

Looking forward to more episodes.