Anime de Wakaru Shinryounaika

Basically I just felt like watching an anime show about what types of mental disorders any of us could go through. I like the fact it was detailing anxiety, sleep disorders, depression, anything that relates to various mental illnesses in a light way. However it wouldve been better off if the dirty jokes were kept at a minimum as they were getting boring awful quickly. Not to mention, some of the characters were getting on my nerves, especially the girls working in the clinic like seriously, were pretty much pointless characters.....

Also I gotta say, fairplay to Shinichiro Miki for playing as the doctor and Yurika ... Endou as the nurse. Their voices really matched well to their characters personalities, it's just too bad the other characters weren't that likeable as them and the jokes on this anime were just overkill tbh. I know what humour is and isn't but the humour here was just dead to me unfortunately.

Just be aware it's nothing special, it's just really all about talk and trying to be forcefully funny when it's not. However, if you feel like you need time to kill,watch this anime anyways.

Ever want to know about mental disorders?, did you want to have a large order of fanservice and comedy on the side?..well this is the best you get! The comical humor for this anime short ranges from "meta-ecchi" jokes, character jabs and just plain old pop culture references through puns or the references appearing in the meta sense, due to this your comedy WILL vary as it can quickly change from ecchi jokes to actually talking about mental disorders with some puns thrown in/character jabs. The runtime for each episode is 5 minutes long thus you can get through this anime short in no less ... than 2 hours. The characters are pretty typical of anime although wacky in their own quirky ways as well, such as Ryou who is the main exposition guy but isn't given the screentime due to the meta-fanservice in the way to the ditzy Asuna making puns and comically jabbing at Ryou to one of Asuna's sister and one of the other three assistants of Ryou, Iyashi voiced by ''Yoko Hisaka'' being the shameless sadist fanservice girl to the last of Asuna's sisters Himeru voiced by ''Maaya Uchida'' being the shy depressed eccentric one, LA's favourite would have to have been Asuna only because of the awkward puns she makes diverting the attention from Ryou almost instantly. The animation is "ok" from the character designs to the barely there backgrounds unless a reference is needed. The voice acting well, for this LA will say due to the short length of each episode, ALL the voice actors tend to quickly say their lines and LA can easily say that it's acceptable due to how short the anime short is and for the fact that each episode needs to say the information about the mental disorder at hand AND do multiple jokes and puns and REACT to it all in 5 minutes, the quickness of many of the vocal work is warranted and makes each episodes fly by...whether it be with your sanity or not. So LA will probably say this as honest as possible, if ya wanna know about actual facts about mental disorders with huge bits of Japanese puns, character jabs, meta-fanservice and references all condensed in 5 minutes TIMES by 20 then you get Comical Psychosomatic Medicine. If your reading this anime review and is interested then visit the mental clinic~!...or not, LA isn't a psychologist...