Ishida to Asakura

This anime doesn't have any waifu. This anime ... IS the waifu.

A true friendship ... No, a real yaoiship between the afro guy, and the bald guy. The true meaning of life has been told. I cried when I heard the very last sentence of this anime. And I'll ... absolutly ... never forget it.

When some anime tries to experiment some dumb style of humor, like elaborate jokes, Ishimada to Sakura-chan re-invented the whole concept of the humor. No. Ishoda to Mamada is the incarnation of the humor's evolution through centuries ... no ... millenaries ! Darwin was wrong. Human wasn't some kind of mid-monkeys ... or whatever. Humans always were humans. If in the evolution we were about to become monkeys, we couldn't create such a whole concept.

A student trying to become a teacher in a school for his passion, his devotion. His dream will never fall. He continues to works it, he's doing his best, his hardship is a real message for the whole mankind.

One day, a classmate told me "HA! Anime is not that great. Classical books are great ! You dizzy F !". I thought he was right, until I saw this holy anime. I showed it to him. And he screamed "PLUS ULTRA!", and turned into a weeaboo like me.

I give a 11,5/10 to this masterpiece. This artefact is too underrated.

Ishida to Asakura is certainly an anime, that's for sure lol.

This is yet another short anime centered around comedy, with quick jabs and lots of lowbrow humor. What I found pleasing about this one specifically is how consistent the "plot" was, considering that similar anime will often forget what's going on by episode 3. If looking at Ishida to Asakura from an objective lens, then yeah it's pretty bad, but not offensively bad mind you. It's an anime all about random situations bordering the surreal, focused entirely on a punchline or two per episode. It's just a stupid and quick (~24 minutes) watch that ... may get a laugh or two out of you. And if that's what you're looking for, definitely give it a shot :)

Ishida to Asakura consists of twelve 2-minute episodes that have a bunch of weird, random stuff that seems designed to make you say "What the hell am I watching right now?"

The show seems completely self-aware of this, and even tends to parody a lot of generic, shitty anime tropes. However, it doesn't really parody hard enough and it's never clear whether they're making fun of something, or if it's just in there to be weird. Thus, many of the aspects they parody still end up feeling tired and overdone.
Also, their characters feel empty and really bland, but I think part of that might be by ... design... maybe?
You know, I'm really not sure anymore.

Anyway, I did laugh at some parts of the show, and at other parts I shook my head in disappointment, and then at some parts, I did both.
This is not a good show, and it by no means tries to hide that, but there's something kind of special about it.

Overall, I'd say it's worth watching if you're into really odd, weird stuff... and don't mind dealing with a few typical anime tropes.