The only two things I like are the Bunny Mascots anf the Ending song. Other than that, he jokes and dialogue often relied on the same depressing or cynical lines about adulthood, which lost their impact over time.
The anime isn’t necessarily bad, but it becomes predictable. Each episode follows a similar pattern: a setup involving the children’s show, followed by another reminder of how exhausting and meaningless adult life can feel. That kind of humor can work really well, but because it rarely changes or develops, it starts to feel stale rather than funny. What’s disappointing is that the plot itself is genuinely interesting. With more variety, stronger character development, or a shift in tone, the series could have been much more engaging. Instead, it sticks too closely to the same formula, making the overall experience feel flat.
Overall, Uramichi Oniisan has its moments and a strong premise, but the repetitive structure and overused jokes made it boring for me. It’s worth trying if you enjoy dark humor, but it may not appeal to everyone.
