Hyakko

Okay okay Nice Anime
Spectacles That Can Be Said Simple but Attractive.
Simple what I can say

Anime Yang tells a group of girls at a school that can be spelled Elite
But Every-Every Student Personality Has Its Own Unique Traits, Not Just Groups That Just Prominent.
honest
on the First episode rather Ordinary Ya like anime Genre Slice of life and Comedy Generally (a little boring).
And what I say Anime is interesting that is:
On Moving From episode 1 to Next episode and so on
... which is not the only group that stands out
From episode to episode The Hidden Properties of Other Students Also Disclosed
Plus There's a Dramatic Element Approaching the End episode.

The problem lies in the last episode
I want to give a value of 8 on this Anime But Down slightly because of the last episode That is a bit skip

Hyakko is a prime example of a show that's really just spinning its wheels. It's not necessarily bad, and it's clear a lot of work was put in, but it doesn't seem to have resulted in anything remarkable. It's generally alright, and definitely had its good moments, but its weakest points were too numerous to overlook. Beginning with the story, it's largely your typical CGDCT faire, highly episodic with a generous helping of comedy throughout. In this respect, it managed to hold up, and a couple episodes were actually pretty good, though there were a few moments and even recurring subplots which felt bizarre and ... out of place, and not in an absurdist comedy angle either. The art is simultaneously engaging and inconsistent, with solid use of color and visual comedy, paired with moments of almost amateurish animation and shot composition. The best part of the art is the character designs, managing to make a huge cast look distinct and recognizable from afar. The sound is generally awful from start to finish, with a stilted, artificial OST and sound effects which sound as though they are occurring at the end of a long tunnel. I don't know how else to describe it, but many of the sounds of life sound distant and echoey. The voice acting meets all the standards of quality, but doesn't make up for the rest of the sound design. The characters are this show's greatest strength, feeling believable for the world they're in as they play off each other quite well. If I had to choose my favorites, I'd choose Torako and Suzume, not only because they feel like the narrative core of this anime, but also because the last few episodes really developed them as characters. In fact, i'm not sure if I would have made that decision if those final episodes hadn't happened. This speaks to how I feel about Hyakko overall. In the end, it's a show which is especially sloppy in the beginning, developing into a better show as it clumsily stumbles to its feet. If the entire anime was like those last few episodes, than this would have gotten a higher rating, even with all its flaws.

Well you may think is is just a cheap version of azumanga but this anime is is actually even cheaper.

Very lame jokes that just kids without much experience in anime would enjoy. Its is your usual comedy stereotype anime, i feel like i have seen so many such clones.

Cheap drawing, cheap story, characters are okey but jokes are cheap and cringy, and as usual some cheap drama as reward.

So basicaly i checked it becuase i wanted to see cheap les serious azumanga ver. but its not even good enough to be called a cheap ver. So no, i would not recommend it even to unexperienced ... viewers.