Is the Order a Rabbit? Complete Collection [Blu-ray]

This is an excellent series, and Sentai put together a pretty solid package. The show itself is just a super comfy SoL/comedy about cute girls who live in a French-decor-inspired town and run a cafe. It's a joy to watch and definitely worth repeat viewings.This particular BD set is modest but effective. It has all 13 episodes on one disc plus the no credit OP and ED. For the low price, it's a perfectly acceptable value (and props for fitting the whole series on one disc).The only complaint is that Sentai is still using outdated, ugly yellow subtitles that look like some miserable font rendered on a Windows ME computer. Other companies (especially Aniplex) have moved past this, as have fan subbers. There's no reason to use such an ugly font for subtitles. White text with black borders is just as readable but far more elegant looking. This is why I docked a star; otherwise it's a totally worthwhile purchase.

Solid contender in the "slice of life" or "cute girls doing cute things" de facto subcategories of anime. Not much of a deeper meaning or storyline, but that could be said of any sitcom-style show. If you don't mind that, and you haven't put yourself above enjoying slightly childish things, then this show will put more than a few smiles on your face with its cute characters, silly situations, and a frequent showing of rabbits.This series is very inoffensive, so it might even be good for getting slightly older and well-read kids into foreign language material, as there's only a single Japanese audio track and English subtitles, unless I'm mistaken. It's also nice that this entire first season of episodes comes on one disc, and comes at a very reasonable price. My only real complaint is perhaps that the case is a bit flimsy, but I don't own many Blu-Ray discs, so maybe it's a common thing.If you enjoy this show, keep an eye out for season 2!

This show is one of the best slice of life anime out there with likable and well-written characters. Like many newer slice of life anime, it doesn't focus on school life of the characters, instead their lives as baristas becomes the main focus. There is a little amount of fanservice but it doesn't deter the show becoming family friendly. Like other slice of life shows, this anime focuses on cute interactions of the characters to create a fuzzy feeling on the viewer and brighten their day. This show's humour doesn't make the viewer laugh out loud but it usually puts a smile on the viewer face.

This series is what you'd expect. It's a show with a lot of cute brought to the table, but that isn't a bad thing.It's a series you can just watch and relax with. Something that can bring a smile when you really need one.The extras and such are pretty bare bones, but the show itself is good. You do get all the episodes on one disc so you can burn through the show without having to change anything.If you want a fun series that isn't involving the fate of the world being on the line this is a good choice.

I give 5 stars to the anime itself, but -4 stars to the publisher:-1 star for the advertisements at the beginning. I paid full for a BD and you include ads? I can even remove ads in web streaming videos with much lower subscription price.-1 star for the ugly subtitles. Terrible color and not changeable.-2 stars for not letting me TURN OFF the subtitles. This is the first time I see a non-removable subtitle in a BD! Plus the font is so ugly!So, I paid full to buy this BD, what did I get? An anime with ugly non-removable subtitles, plus ads at the beginning. I even once thought someone downloaded a web video and burned into this disc.What's the difference with those web streaming anime? It's physical disc that needs a DB player to play, non-removable ads even though you paid more. NO video quality boost, NO multi language subtitles, NO removable subtitles, NO additional contents.This US market publisher does not understand BD at all. They treat BD simply as a physical format of those web streaming videos. I believe BD buyers are expecting more than this, otherwise the web videos are cheaper, faster, and also have similar video quality and non-removable subtitles (many websites provide legal service, don't worry), it's enough for normal audiences.If you are an anime collector, don't look at this. The original Japanese version is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay better than this.

Slice of Life, HS Girls, MS Girls, Funny Situations & Very Mild Fan Service, if that is what you want "Is the Order a Rabbit" has it. It also has a good story with a young girl learning how to relate to people, with their all their eccentricities, and even a bit of mystery - what happened to Chino's mom, what was it exactly that caused her Grandfather to return as a rabbit after he passed away. A fun show that entertains and leaves you thinking at times. Oh, and there is a second season airing right now (Oct 2015).

This show is one of my all-time favorite feel good shows. This is one of those "cute girls doing cute things" shows that are sometimes plentiful, sometimes sprinkles throughout many other more action-packed shows of the season. The art direction is beautiful, the characters are likable, funny, and cute.I definitely recommend this to anyone who has had a hard day and just wants to unwind and relax.If ever I had the chance to live in an anime world, it would be this one hands-down.

Entertaining

値段を考えれば字幕の有無はあまり気にならないと思います。海外版はdisc一枚に全話収録されているため視聴のみならおすすめです。国コードロックがあるため視聴の際は注意が必要です。（pcでの再生なら問題ないかと）

ＰＳ4で観れました。

PS3で観てます。価格も、ディスク1枚に1期全部収まっているのも素晴らしい。英語字幕が消えない(消し方がわからない)けど、英語の勉強だと思えばこれもまた一興。

ブルーレイレコーダーに入れても再生されない。💢😠💢もしかして海外仕様じゃないですか。

第一シーズン全話収録でいちいちディスク交換の必要が無いのが素晴らしい。ただ残念なのが国設定はともかくPowerDVDの機能では字幕が消せない事ぐらいでしょうか。もし今度放送される第二シーズンも面白かったら北米版が出次第買おうかと考えてます。