Teekyuu

This is drugs but good. This was my first thought. ...

Everything is going super fast it is like watching an anime in x2 speed.

I love it.

Every episode is only 2 minutes long, and I don't regret having used half an hour for this anime.
There is no reason not to watch this, you will see immediately if you like or not.
Like, what the f are you doing reading random review when you can just watch the anime, it is faster !!!!
go watch now. Judge by yourself !


personnaly,
I need more.

The is 9 season, I am going to watch all of them.

I watched this 6 years ago and forgot all about it but now I'm back to write a review.

Story: For a 4-koma manga, story is a complete stranger, almost like that one person you'd see in public and swear you've never seen anyone look like that at all. You know, like living in Tokyo and seeing someone who isn't Asian or White. Anyways, yeah, the story is much like that previous section. It doesn't exist.

Art: It's special.

Sound: Without captions, this would be horrjfying to try to translate when it goes on, since the rapid fire retorts and comments give you no time to breathe ... during any of these segments. I assure you that if you held your breath until there was a pause, there may be an episode where you'd die. Besides the fast voice acting, the opening itself is a meme.

Character: I mean, tropes, am I right? Also, their characters are irrelevant. You only need to know that the pink haired girl defies physics.

Enjoyment; It's trash in the sense that it has no plot or direction, but it's great in the sense that this show is just pure randomness. Watching this makes me wonder how many substances the original creator had before writing any of this.

Overall: Solid show; 10/10 memes.

Normally when I see that a series has a lot of seasons I get a little excited because Hidamari Sketch taught me that more seasons generally means a series is really good.

Teekyuu taught me that I was wrong in that assumption and tested my willpower as a completionist. Binge watching all 9 seasons of Teekyuu's repeated bombardments of gags and gaffs that range from things you'd expect such as "pervert girl is pervert", lolsorandom visual gags, and metahumor to Navy SEAL teaches preschoolers.

The animation and art are consistently bad and hard to follow. The shots and dialogue are nonstop and as the synopsis implies quite ... literally lightning paced. I think if it had a higher budget and chilled out for a minute Teekyuu would have been a much more enjoyable watch.

It's too much, too fast, and tries too hard.

This is kind of an odd anime, I guess I should start at the first thing I noticed about this show is that it goes by real fast. Not only do the episodes only last 2 minutes but the characters talk quick as hell. This has to be one of the only anime where I had a hard time keeping up with the subtitles. This is also where I find fault with it as I feel some jokes might have been funny if they had enough time to be absorbed but I also never got to know the characters names properly except for Yuri (I ... had to go back and look up the others' names).
From they're actions I could say I liked the Kanae (Pink haired girl) and Marimo (Lighter Blue hair girl) as they're antics find the shows speed well but that doesn't make up for the fact I was always left not knowing what to think of what I just saw. I will conclude with saying that this show just needs a slight slow down in it's speed maybe like 10% which would make each episode 2:20 minutes in length, something I feel would allow the viewer enough time to laugh at something before being bombarded by more jokes.

Teekyuu: a whirlwind tennis comedy where the rackets rarely swing, but the jokes never miss. An overwhelming yet delightful serve of humor.

Teekyuu spins a refreshingly zany twist on the sports genre. Its rapid-fire humor is complemented by an art style as vibrant and fast-paced as its narrative. The characters, while not profoundly deep, are quirky and memorable, each embracing their own blend of strengths and comedic flaws. Their reactions, while far from realistic, are consistently in line with the anime's over-the-top essence. While its whirlwind nature might be disorienting for some, fans of non-stop comedy will undoubtedly revel in its chaotic charm.

Teekyuu is rapid-fire, as in “angry, hyperactive child auctioning off cattle in Morse Code” rapid-fire. The two-minute-episode format trembles in fear at the sound of the name “Teekyuu,” for few other shows dare to cram as much action into those two minutes as this.

Rating Teekyuu along the preordained metrics poses some difficulty, as this show, given its run time, has no space to spare for things like character and story and no budget for things like animation. Three radically insane misfits and one regular misfit join together to form a high school tennis club and do anything but play tennis, because, by the ... show’s own admission, animating a tennis match would require far too much effort. Fortunately, more than it is any kind of actual slice-of-life or, heaven forbid, sports-related show, Teekyuu is a platform for the delivery of blisteringly fast punchlines, many of which are purely surreal. The herky-jerky South Park movements, light-speed editing, and total lack of tennis add to the general absurdity.

This show certainly puts the skills of subtitle-readers to the test, and it can be difficult enough to keep abreast that some might justifiably consider the show not worth the effort – it’s only a few minutes of cheap gags, after all. Still, the onslaught is entertaining; the OP is catchy, it’s quite amusing hearing Kana Hanazawa voice an explosive lech instead of the protagonist’s childhood friend’s little sister’s childhood friend’s little sister, and my personal highlight is the cotton candy-headed Kanae, who displays a charming ignorance of physics and reality. Already, this review risks taking up more space than the series itself, so I shall conclude by saying that I know even less about tennis than I did when I started the show.

When I first started watching Teekyuu, I didn't expect to like it as much as I did. Really, the comedy is hit-or-miss and might not be for everyone, but if you're looking for a quick laugh and can't bother with 20 minute episodes, then Teekyuu might be for you. The characters are all ridiculously funny and lighthearted, the opening was extremely catchy, and you sometimes forget that this show is supposed to be about tennis.

I thought the seiyuu did a great job throughout, making the comedy stand out despite the absolutely random story. Overall, I enjoyed every moment of Teekyuu, and while it's not ... a masterpiece, it shows that caffeine and a sense of humor can go quite well with each other.

If you are bored and want to watch an anime that's souped up on adrenaline and crack, Teekyuu is the anime for you!

Don't your first impressions fool you, this is not a slice of life anime about a school tennis club and there is no real plot or character development... Just pure craziness jammed in to 2-minute episodes. A whole season of Teekyuu is as long as one episode of your typical anime.

I also forgot to mention that there are 8 other seasons of this show which sometimes also make parodies of movies and books with added crack and craziness.

this feels like watching lucky star on 10x speed. if that sounds fun to you by all means enjoy the show.

Personally I found it a little headache inducing, and I didn't get enough time to process and react to the 'jokes' before the scene changed completely. Overall it was hard to follow. The jokes also didn't really land for me, perhaps a bit outdated? I'm kinda tired of jokes that make fun of girls love by having a perv girl character...

On the plus side the entire season is only like 30 minutes long and available on youtube, so you can easily try it out ... without wasting a bunch of time/ money.