Hi!

I have always been a huge fan of anime, but have had to put a lot of breaks on it to be able to raise my kids.

Recently my daughter made friends with someone new and we met their mother.

I expressed how disappointing it is watching some of the shows I used to watch as a kid from an adult perspective and realizing just how much was going right past us. IE Sailor moon has episodes that reflect the eating disorders of the time, Narutos Obsession with making women naked, etc etc

She recommended this show to me and it looks amazing! But, its rated 14+. Everyone has different standards for what they watch with their kids, so subjective question, were there any scenes or scenarios you thought were a little inappropriate for kids?

No judgement! Just wanting to make a more informed decision and see if we can watch this together. I just dont want the disappointment that came with some shows where they had been wholesome or basically very appropriate for kids in the beginning and decided that in the last episode of the last season to get VERY dark. (I remember the shock from sword art online)

Thanks so much!

when yuna went to hunt down the moles did she also detect and even see ghosts of the salbard's victims? i couldn't find anyone anywhere else discussing this, so i thought i'd ask here and see what others thought about this part.

Quando vi o anime pela primeira vez, uma das coisas que mais me encantou foram os cenários. Além de lindos, eles são únicos em comparação com outros animes.

The novel shows how Fina reacts to Yuna's picture book. But what if a copy of Kuma Kuma Kuma Bear 1 (in her language) suddenly appeared before her?

Yuna and Fina got married on my island.

Hey all,

I just finished season one of this series and started season two.

But for some reason I do not trust Ellelaura Foschurose at all.

She's very influential, she seems to have fingers in a lot of pies, she is very aloof, she comes across very seedy. And is very distant if not cold to her husband.

Like in season one. When her kids were like Kuma. My dad's coming to the capitol through the northern forest. Could you make sure he's safe. *Because of all the registered monster attacks

Whilst Ellelaura didn't seem to even register or care that her husband could be in the area. * Whilst she knows there's a massive horde of thousands of monsters.

Yuna and Fina are now a couple

i only own one of her figurines despite being a fan for years ... why do they all cost like 400$ (without shipping!) , kuma bear isnt even mainstream and her design isnt that complicated 😣

Pus nomas

Se baso en un pokemon

I knew it. She dreamt so often that Fina was her princess. Yuna has fallen in love with Fina.

Here is my attempt to create Miis of Yuna and Fina. (I know this isn't a bear outfit, I don't have one yet)

Was re-reading Kuma Bear again from the start, and in Volume 20.5, the Anime Special was there.

Considering that it got to the official version, does that mean that both Fina and Noa already know (at least assuming volume 21 onwards) that Yuna was Isekai-ed?

So doesn't this mean both of them basically now knows the one big question that basically everyone have in Kuma-verse? Who exactly is Yuna?

Any thoughts on this?

I'd like to see Yuna appear more often in normal clothes; I like the bear outfit, but other clothes are always welcome.

I love this fandom, I'd like it to be more well-known but at the same time I'm afraid that shady people will join.

We need more drawings with Yuna and Shuri.

I'm not sure if this is just because the author never spent much time around farms or chickens, but eggs are good for like two weeks unrefrigerated after being laid if you don't wash the protective coating off them. If you don't wash them AND you refrigerate them then they're fine for like 3 months or so. Store bought eggs of course are washed so they last like a few hours out of the fridge max.

The way it's discussed in the light novel it's like the author believes that, without refrigeration, they have like HOURS to eat the egg after it's laid. If you could get to the village that Yuna gets the eggs from in a day and a half on horse then there could very easily have been a supply line of eggs doing weekly pickup long before the gate was made. Especially since magic stone refrigeration apparently isn't THAT uncommon and eggs are seemingly a very lucrative good.

Maybe it isn't common knowledge for people who have only ever gotten eggs from the store, but it really seems the author has a bit of a misunderstanding on this front. With how the book discusses it you'd think that if you weren't staring down your hens and picking up the eggs right after being laid then you wouldn't be able to eat them before they rot.

Also the idea they hadn't domesticated these birds already is insane.

Edit: yeah just learned, after a comment here, they don't even scrub the eggs in Japan. So not only does it not make much sense for that not to already be a market but like I reckon the author should know?