Not a lot happens in “Fortune Favors Lady Nikuko.” And that’s OK.
If “Nikuko,” the latest anime feature from director Ayumu Watanabe (“Children of the Sea”) slots into any genre, it’s probably “slice of life,” in which stories of everyday existence rule the day. It’s refreshing, really. Not everything has to be about saving the world.
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