Room Camp

Had a tough Monday? Tired from work even the week has only just started yet? Then Heya Camp △ is just the perfect anime for you. Grab a beer (or another drink) and just relax for a few minutes. Make yourself COMFY! Most of you have probably already seen Yuru Camp △ and loved that anime. If not, you definitely have to watch it. Because this little short anime is as COMFY the main part. STORY: The story is a little less due to the short length in compare to Yuru Camp of course. Our girls (Nadeshiko, Aoi and Chiaki) discover the beautiful nature around the Yamanashi prefecture withthe help of a stamp rally. What could be better than being out in the wild and discovering new delicacies and other interesting things? CHARACTER: The girls are just as cute as in the main anime. We see their beautiful friendship and their love for our nature again. Your well-known personalities also come to light here, of course everyone is in a good mood as always and having fun together. ART: The art style is just like Yuru Camp △. The backgrounds and mountains are all very nicely animated. Everything is wonderful. SOUND: The ED song "The Sunshower" fits perfectly for Heya Camp △, relaxing to listen. Anyone who has already liked "SHINY DAYS" (OP) and "Fuyu Biyori" (ED) from the main anime will certainly love this one too. ENJOYMENT: It's good to see our camping girls again. The feeling of the COMFY comes right back, no matter how hard the day was. Just forget the stressful everyday life and make it cozy and COMFY! Everyone needs to relax. (Can't wait for the second season in Jan 2021 already!)

Story 10/10 Art 10/10 Sound 10/10 Character 10/10 Enjoyment 10/10 This anime is a side story for Yuru Camp and only focusing on 3 main character. An episode of this anime is just 3 minutes long. Even though this anime called Heya Camp there are just 1 episode of them camping, so don't expect a camping activities in here. The story here is already wholesome and they give you more wholesomeness with the plot twist. I didn't expect this surprise at all, they did a really good job hiding it. The art here is so beautiful they draw the mountain view so realistic. They also draw the girls so simple yetso cute. This anime doesn't have an OP instead they have a really good ED song, i'm never skip the ED because it is so catchy. Don't forget about the BGM too, they are really relaxing. We really dive deep into their characters here. Like how they meet each other for the first time and become a bestfriend. For overall i really enjoy this anime, this feels like the main anime but shorter. But even though this anime is great, i'm not planning to watch this show again in future. Because i'm already know the plot twist and rewatching it would be different. If you want to watch it i recommend you to watch the main anime first, because you need to know about their personality. It'll feel so different if you didn't know about them. And also this whole anime duration is around 1 hour, so if you want to finish it in one sit you can do it. Thank you for reading my review

Despite its short length, Heya Camp manages to maintain most of the charm and comfort of the original series. As the ED goes, "It's Comfy Time! Happy Monday!". Watching this after a Monday's worth of work (this and Eizouken) is really comfy in ways watching the original Yuru Camp was. I really gotta admire how Heya Camp manages to be so relaxing yet utterly engaging despite being a laidback slice of life short. The Stamp Rally miniplot ties everything together up nicely, giving the series a general goal to work with and the audience a thread to follow. While not exactly a full course campexperience like the original was, Heya Camp is instead akin to a comfy afternoon nap that's incredibly satisfying nonetheless. 8/10

Heya Camp isn't anything remarkably special, but it is still a delightful little short series that manages to have a continuing storyline and that comforting, peaceful feeling of the original "Yuru Camp," just in a more condensed form. It's an easy and enjoyable watch. Obviously do not expect the same components of Yuru Camp--a more complex storyline and all returning characters--but the artwork, sound, and overall chill vibe is still present (and the ending song is a bop). This short series is a good way to tide over those impatient feelings for Season 2 and a good way to bring back those feelings of peacefulnessthe original series brought, especially during this hectic time.