Pita Ten Review
By Cloudnine
Pita Ten Review
Koge Donbo
Review Statistics
- Times Read
- 3,420
- Comments
- 3
- Reviews
- Tv
Plot Synopsis
No plot synopsis or other information available for Pita Ten
Story & Characters
Based off the popular shoujo manga by Koge Donbo, "Pita Ten" brings a new and hilarious take on your average angelâs tale. It starts off like any normal day in the life of Higuchi Koutarou as he prepares to leave for school. However, the moment he steps out he encounters Misha who he learns later is actually an angel in training. âPlease go out with me!â were the first words exchanged between the two. From that point on Koutarouâs normal school days are now overâ¦~ These weird events are commonplace in Pita Ten, especially with the quirky cast of characters ranging from a sweetest demon you will ever meet to a cat eared schoolgirl with superhuman strength. The story is fairly episodic, focusing more on character development rather than an actual plot (which in itself is pretty thin). But that in itself is a good thing since itâs the cast characters that gives Pita Ten itâs charm. Though there is a plot, itâs more along the lines of a overlying theme that plays out in many episodes, a theme of how one deals with the those who are long gone⦠Although it may seem like a too mature subject for a cutesy show to handle, it does an great job incorporating all the pieces together and presenting it a sweet and enjoyable story ^^
- Rating
- 8 (good)
Art
The artwork of Pita Ten is, simply put, super cute~ Indeed that is one of Koge Donboâs trademarks as he also have designed the characters for Digi Charat and Snow Fairy Sugar, two other overly cute shows you should consider if that is to your liking. Overall, the characters attractively designed, especially Misha with her many angelic outfits and Shiaâs casual line of cutesy dresses. (finally an animation studios that realizes people donât wear the same clothes every single day) The background environment is colorful and well detailed. During scenes where Misha becomes an angel, the heavenly lighting effects used suits it perfectly. All in all, the animation is nicely done and consistent with quality throughout the series. I would recommend purchasing the R2 DVDs to fully appreciate the vibrant animation and characters~
- Rating
- 9 (very good)
Sound
The OST is by no means revolutionary. In fact it's as ordinary as they come, nothing really defining nor original. It does, however, compliment the mood set by the story wonderfully. The background music is very cheerful and pleasing to the ears. I particularly love how they open episodes with a single instrument playing variations of the main song, it adds a sweet simplicity to the nature of the story. Each character also has their own track which compliment their nature nicely. The OP is hauntingly catchy, though others may find it unbearable to hear, it fits well with the cutesy theme~~~ The voice casting is one of my favorite aspects of the series. Each character had a distinctive and memorable voice, particularly Misha with her odd speech pattern of adding ~su at the ending of every sentence. And for a character driven story like Pita Ten, small unique difference like these are absolutely essential.
- Rating
- 7 (above average)
Presentation
When I started watching Pita Ten, I was slightly put off by the overly cutesy style and themes. But as I continued to watch I began to see the individual differences of each character and their charm; especially of Kotarou whose independent personality I can really identify with despite his relatively young age. Pita Ten is a cutesy anime, make no mistake at that. If you canât stand overly cute anime, this might not be your cup of coffee. However, if you let your predisposition dictate what you watch, then youâll be missing out on a heartwarming and enjoyable story. The music is cheerful and uplifting, the characters simply unforgettable. Itâs funny moments will leave you laughing even though itâs obviously intended for a younger audience. If you want something to brighten you day or leave you with happy thoughts, then give it a try~ su! ^^ <(( Other Recommendations - Azumanga Daioh, Fruits Basket, Sister Princess Repure, Cardcaptor Sakura ))> ~~ Any questions, comments or criticism? Feel free to PM me ~~ Cloudnine 10/04
- Rating
- 8 (good)
Final Verdict
8.00 (good)
Reviewed by Cloudnine, 3y 47wk ago
Only members can post replies, please register.

Had to watch some cute anime and Pita Ten was around then.
Can't watch everything all serious and sad all the time now can we?
:) I must say it's a pretty good anime..no the best but it lightens the mood up.
Fun and playful and interesting.
Bought the manga too. Different kind of way it's drawn like most mangas are compared to their anime version.
Love the title song, Wake up Angel. it's just perfect as a wake up melody in the morning.
Nice review also~~
i wish i could actully watch the show..i heard it was a great show in Japan:) i try i2 find out where i could watch the shows..but no luck.
There are lots of places where you can buy the DVDs for Pita-ten - one of them is AnimeToxic.com
Anyway, I mayself haven't seen the anime because so far its only in japanese and I'm waiting to see if it will come out in english. But I've read volumes 1-7 out of 8 and I'm loving it!
I
can't wait until voume 8 coems out in March!