Yondemasu yo, Azazel-san. (TV)

animation
in term of animation it good showing every sense of emotion through it with looks of character make it more funny, as for content story set in a detective agencie where group of of two people solves people's problems through summoning demons , and demon are based on specific emotion humans such as lust, jealousy ,happiness,.furthermore demons looks funny then menacing with each demons present have comedic undertone it more set on dark humor all episode present different case with 4to 5 episodes have continuation with 2 and 2 episodes .all episodes are shorter than usual episodes in anime ,it can Bing watched in short ... time,

Probably one of the most unbashed "don't give a shit, I'll cross the line three times over" slapstick crude humor kind of anime shorts LA has ever seen.

Yondemasu yo, Azazel-san. is about a detective agency using demons in order to accomplish their missions. Akutabe voiced by Daisuke Namikawa actually cons Rinko Sakuma voiced by Rina Sato to do all her dirty work by being contracted to the demons and thus Rinko is stuck with some crazy demons and uhhh crude slapstick hijinks ensues.

The humor in this anime by all means crosses the line to what it can do essentially, from shit jokes, sex jokes, making ... fun of societal norms, showing humanity are assholes...you know that kind of stuff and heck even Rinko the audience surrogate of the anime even dabbles into the dark side and she even shows her true face when she's been butt monkeyed ever chance she gets (kinda makes sense due to the demons mostly Azazel and Beelzebub's influence on her). Yeah whether you'll enjoy these crude humor and crossing the line situations is entirely up to you, LA did enjoy the unbashed comedy and how much this anime short can skirt the censorship laws and all but some of the comedic situations are obviously things LA wouldn't touch with a 20 foot pole. The humor is entirely up to you, but Yondemasu yo, Azazel-san will still say that it doesn't give a shit what you think either way.

The animation by Production I.G is "experimental" but all means. From sudden shifts of animation out of nowhere of traditional animation to storyboarding white boarded "action" moments to just some intentionally ugly character designs that doesn't exactly matter and the facial animation is nearly the same element as well. Production I.G for Yondemasu yo, Azazel-san really is experimental but it's decent enough looking and yes even the intentionally ugly character designs feels like it was meant to represent something...that a bit later.

The voice acting is actually very decent with some well known voice actors in Yondemasu yo, Azazel-san, from Rina Sato, Daisuke Namikawa and heck even Yuu Kobayashi is in this!. The minor cast do this stereotypical character schtick in this but LA thinks it's intentional due to it's coupling with the ugly character designs....again soon LA will talk about it. LA's favorite voice actor would be Rina Sato if anything due to this and yeah this extends to Rinko Sakuma being LA's favorite character if not because she's the most "NORMAL" character in the anime...and that's a GOOD thing weirdly enough.

Ok, so what did LA mean but the ugly character designs and intentional stereotypical voice roles have to do with anything? Well LA sees that Yondemasu yo, Azazel-san pretty much is saying that no matter how pure you THINK you are, you will be corrupted by society or your own avarice will turn you into just like the demons in this anime probably even worse. This concept for LA feels like it's easily manifested into Rinko the most, from society and heck even her employer and demon friends corrupting her and even the minor characters goes through something like this as well if they are already horrible beings in the first place...even ANGELS in this anime aren't excluded. (Well mythologically speaking IT DOES make sense...you know Lucifer and everything). Really Yondemasu yo, Azazel-san is saying that the world is a cruel dog eat dog world with no giving a shit unless it's your own.

Yondemasu yo, Azazel-san is NOT for everyone that for sure, but as much crude humor "not giving a shit" attitude this anime short has, it is entirely it's own unbashed thing and it's PROUD of it, you can sneer and schadenfreude your way through what Rinko goes through in this anime for a cheap good laugh as Yondemasu yo, Azazel-san will not care either way.

Did you have fun with Yondemasu yo, Azazel-san?...LA did, good then it did it's job well.

99% of Yondemasu yo, Azazel-san's jokes are either sexual or slapstick in nature, and it gets repetitive real quick. Not that these jokes were ever funny even when they were first introduced in episode one, but there really isn't anything different that happens in terms of episode format or anything.

The jokes and comedy are second rate and low effort; there isn't really anything creative at all with either the premise of the setups of any of the jokes. It certainly just copies off the formula of better gag shows and does what's been tested and proven to be funny.

Azazel and the other demons are ... the boke most of the time, and Sakuma is the main tsukkomi. Akutabe is a stone-faced and overpowered demon summoner that has saiki-k, vibes, which is a good thing, since saiki-k was a good show, but unfortunately, Akutabe is unable to deliver based on the other characters and jokes being so terrible.

Coming from a guy whose favorite genre is comedy, this show's a dime in a dozen.