Servamp

The top rated review for this being a '3' seems very exaggerated. An anime that is rated a '3' lacks not only in story, but also art, sound and character. Here's why that is not true:

Story: 8/10
This is a setting that many have seen before. Normal High School student is met with the supernatural and pulled into a whole different world. So far, it doesn't seem like there is anything too amazing about it. However, I have not yet encountered a story in which said supernatural creature is literally THE most lazy person in the show, which often helps loosen the 'deep' mood that the ... story is going for with an amusing comment about how he'd rather take a nap than do anything 'bothersome'.


Art: 9/10
The animation is great, and the character design is a very favorite of mine. Bright colors, distinctive character designs so that you don't get confused about who is who - nothing to complain about here.

Sound: 8/10
I really love the opening by Oldcodex that suits the anime's darker theme, but also the ending that gives you a more upbeat and happy-go-lucky feeling if there has been a particularly 'dark' episode.

Character: 8/10
The main character is your everyday hero who wants to protect his friends and do everything right, which comes across as a bit generic at times. What really pulled me in was Kuro, the second main character, who (while being one of the laziest people on Earth) still manages to be powerful when needed, and also funny at times.

A few episodes in is when the character development of Kuro starts to happen, when you start getting a deeper look into what has happened in his past.

Enjoyment: 9/10
I really cannot say I disliked watching any of these episodes. I'm always looking forward to the next one, and can't say that I felt like I wasted time with any of the episodes.

Overall: 8/10
If you're someone who enjoys an anime with a pretty art style and bright colors, an anime that is somehow 'deep' but still manages to bring in funny and amusing scenes (sometimes when you least expect it), then I highly recommend this to you.

I've currently watched all 4 episodes of this anime so far. Rating on those aired 4 episodes, i think the story is very interesting. This anime isn't focused on a tragedy or a romance anime, but it still made me shed tears near the end of the 4th episode. Therefore, for story i give it an 9. It meets my requirements and i genuinely enjoy animes that can make me emotionally unstable because it just shows how much attention i'm giving the anime.

For the art, it looks rather basic. Lol im kidding, i think the art is cute. Kuro's fashion makes me think moe, but ... uh that's not the point. The art is exceeds my average standards. Leading my rating for it, another 9.

For sound wise, i'm not sure if i enjoyed it too much. The voice actors were incredible however, as always. The opening did match the the of the anime so although the beat wasn't quite my taste, I did understand. Sound gets an 7.

To be honest, the characters in the anime were the main part it was so interesting. Kuro's lazy personality really helped lighten the anime and made it easier for the watcher to consume. The story in general about vampires isn't realistic but the MC displays realistic human emotion which helps the person watching relate a little. The supporting characters made me feel like they were really needed to bring the story up as they did their job well. Sometimes in animes, the supporters don't do the job well which make watchers think that they're not needed in general. With these details included, this section scores yet another 9.

Finally the enjoyment, this may just be personal because everyone has their own enjoyment level on different animes, but mine was a 10. This anime led me on with plot development and suspense. I couldn't wait for the next episode and when i realised i had finished watching all the currently aired ones, i was rather devastated.

Overall this anime scores a whooping 9. I suggest you try out this anime if you have nothing better to do or you're looking for an anime to really make you excited.

This concludes my review.

At first I just brush off this anime like those typical shounen, blah, plain MC ect. But somewhere through the 3rd and 4th episode, Mahiru grew on me. Not because he is anything special but the way he thinks. I can't deny that Mahiru's words are gonna stick with me the rest of my life. No matter when or where, there is always people hoping that 'someone' would come and because that 'someone' would definitely appear, the world keeps going. It isn't gonna be just him or just Kuro but it will be them.

If it's Kuro's problem, Mahiru has to be there, there isn't anything ... to be faced alone. The problem might be Kuro's but Mahiru is his eve, his partner and his 'reason'. (as Mikuni had said) And seriously, despite everything, do you guys really want this to be 'oh I stab the antagonist, he ded, the end' is that kind of ending what you want? I think the ending was quite nice and peaceful and it wasn't unpleasant. It was a nice change. I don't need to see blood flying everywhere and people dying to call it a GREAT VICTORY! =_=

Licht, Lawless, Kuro, Mahiru, Tsubaki and Sakuya are really interesting characters and even though the anime did not best in showing off characters such as the Pride pair and Lust pair, C3 as such, it did made some great show out of the more standing out ones. I enjoy the Greed pair the most (no surprise)

I guess one of the reason I liked this anime is because there are a lot of angst going on in some anime now *COUGHDANGANRONPACOUGH* and not only that, because people now a-days just keeps spamming horror/angst/negative emotions. I really like how this anime turns out despite it's various flaw.

As a collector and reader of the manga of this series, I was really excited when the anime came out… but at this point, if I were to refer this to anyone I'd tell them to read the manga first. I feel like the adaptation went well but not as well as it could have went.

For the story, as it happens in lots of adaptations of any manga, the sequence of the plot changes a little and that can be quite a put-off. Some of the original story isn't even adapted and others are either short or expanded. It feels like episode to episode, ... your opinion of the show itself changes…

The art and effects are still very well done, like the fight scenes. The
mangaka's original style, like the thick and rough paint brush strokes for the "dramatic" effects, are incorporated in a good way. The animation is very clear, also. I'd say what I didn't wnjoy was the stop-start of character motion in comedy scenes…I feel like there wasn't enough done on top of that to give the watcher the notion that it even was a comedy scene.

The bgm could have been a little better. Where it was good, it did well to bring the moment to life I'd say. The theme songs help set the mood for the show in a positive way-- like the OLDCODEX op gives off the dark and action-ish feel and the cv ending brings more life to the characters. (I really enjoyed the ed because it was cute lol)

The cv's do a very good job of voicing the characters…I've had plenty of moments where a character appeared and I was like "wow, that's exactly what I thought he'd sound like!!!" As far as development goes, some characters are focused on more than others so it feels like you know them more (example Kuro and Mahiru) and everyone else just kinda fits into their roles and that's it :( because their backgrounds aren't adapted much at all.

Overall, I do enjoy the adaptation as much as I do the manga. I did notice the friendship theme and it's strong prevalence in the plot…which isn't bad but it does make up a large theme of the series itself…take it out and it would be completely different and would probably have a more mature feel to it. The action is good and the dramatic scenes could've used a little more work I believe. "Yes!! More dark shoujo is needed in this world!" is what I thought when I first started to enjoy the series (and is true after all). It's all guys (yessss) pretty much so for shoujo/reverse harem fans it isn't very hard to find a bias or two. No romance either (that was a plus for me) so it doesn't interfere with the plot. I do feel the anime was a little underrated but there are different types of watchers out there, no?
~~~and there goes review number 2.

There's no denying that Servamp has some of the usual things that you expect from anything involving vampires like the vampires increased regeneration, strength, etc. I think it was a new idea though to have them bonded to humans, called their eves, and form a pair. Forming a pair made them a little more fragile, but they also got another person to help them and all the pairs shown worked well on their own as well as with other servamp and eve pairs.

I liked Tsubaki's development, Kuro's, and Greed's; I also enjoyed how Mahiru and the other eves grew too. ... The action was also a huge plus for the show, even though it could always be better. Despite how much I enjoyed the show, I think there was too many plot twists. Every-time that they carried out one plan, another huge huge event or just sometime they didn't account for would take place. I'll still give this an 8/10 because it was really enjoyable, the theme song was really good and added to the mood, and the characters were all lovable if you like their personalities. If you think, the things I mentioned sound interesting, watch it, if not, avoid it.

Normally I try to keep anime and manga reviews separate but in the case of this series I think the manga needs to be taken into account. I also want to make note that I am HUGELY particular when it comes to anything dealing with vampires so if I liked a vampire series there must be something good about it.
Overall I really enjoyed this series. I adore all the characters and being some one that does yaoi shipping all the time I love that this series just hands you the material on a silver platter. This is another series that has a character for everyone ... to fan over and the voice cast is very spot on as well. The story is also very unique in the idea that the vampires serve the humans they drink from and are bonded to them. It does have a slight black butler feel to it so I feel like fans of that series (which I am one of) would really enjoy that aspect of this show.
However, this show does have quite a few faults that can't be ignored but I feel like its import to say that most of these issues could be solved with a second season. I quickly went and found the manga to read and I realized that episode 9 of the anime is chapter 31 of the manga. I think what's happened is the anime team decided that rather than trying to properly introduce 14+ important characters in just 12 episodes they choice to pick out the story arches that focused mainly on the 2 main characters and probably intend to fill in the rest of the content later if the first season does well and gets green lighted for a season 2. I could see how the story arches could easily be told in a different order than they are told in the manga in order to make that possible so most issues should be fixed if a season 2 does happen.
With that in mind i have two issues with this series. First is that virtually no questions get answered as to why the vampires powers work this way or even the details on exactly how their powers work or even larger picture questions "like are these the only vampires in the world or are there others that don't work this way". You are told in the manga that a lot of these things are a mystery even to the vampires themselves because they don't particularly like what they are and don't want to investigate it any further. My other issue is that the ending of this segment of the anime is super fast and doesn't explain at all how the issue actually got resolved. I haven't fully caught up with the manga yet but I suspect that the wrap up of the last story arch was happening pretty much at the same time as the anime was being produced and again the ending could always be better explained in the first episode of another season.
Overall I really enjoyed watching this series for the story theme and characters (and this has to be the funniest role i've ever heard chuck huber do). I would recommend it to anyone that enjoys things like black butler or even blue exorcist but keep an open mind to the potential it could have in the future or even read the manga as well.

I just finished watching the last episode, I didn't really like it. I personally think the anime tried to fit what could've been 24 or 25 episodes into 12 episodes. This is because they didn't introduce a lot of the servamps and eves, didn't explain C3 thoroughly enough, and the storyline was kind of unorganized and all over the place. It was very anti-climatic and overall kind of confusing. I also think this anime had poor character development.
~It's one of those anime with great potential, but poor set up (the way things played out wasn't very organized), but that's ... just my opinion.

The character design was amazing (visually) and they had cool and unique features/traits but they weren't developed deep enough. A lot of characters just showed up and had a mini background story, but to me that was kind of weak. The development (background info.) on the characters was merely just enough to make them relevant to the story line, rather then deep development that makes the character understandable. I understand that this was only 12 episodes, but I've seen anime with only 12 episodes that can perfectly develop characters.
In addition to poor character development many of the characters showed up, like servamps and eves, but weren't developed at all. To me I thought it would be important to at least meet all the servamps, but only some were introduced.For example, the queen that Greed (Hyde) was infatuated with had more screen time then most of the servamps, and she was only used in a background story to 'develop' him. While Greed and Licht (the angel) were my favorite parring, I personally think they had better character development than Mahiru and Sloth/Kuro/Sleepy Ash (the main characters).

Another problem I had with the anime was it was a little confusing and kind of unorganized. There was a point in the story where there was a flashback about the Servamps and Kuro's history with his family. While it was a good idea to include the flashback into the plot, I personally think it should've been elaborated on more. It was a quick flashback that apparently was a big deal throughout the show. It seemed like something so small in the plot, but it affected the main characters in a way, that I think, shouldn't have been such a big deal. I saw it as something in the past, but it kept coming up as something that affected the relationships between multiple characters.

Adding on to my list of picky complaints, I think the goal/reasoning (for the anime) wasn't evident till the last episode, this anime's antagonist wasn't made a big deal (in my eyes), his appearance was minimal. The conclusion of the anime was based solely on stopping this antagonist, but I just thought he was a crazy man everyone need to keep an eye out for. In the end, the way the plot played out, it made it seemed like this anime didn't have a point.

As you can see character development and plot are kind of a big thing to me, and I know for some people it isn't and that's where people may disagree with me, but this is my two cents on everything ~.<

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Personally I really like Servamp. I thought what little humor it had was done well and the story was gripping enough to make me not drop the show. It was 'just' about gripping enough so don't expect an amazing story just expect to be entertained because this show definitely does that.

Now onto the characters. We have Kuro, a vampire who can turn into a cat. Mahiro, a simple guy but quite unique. Sakoya(I think), who is his mate and other various characters. I really liked Kuro and wanted to learn about his backstory ... from the get-go and I was supplied with it. The rest of the cast are ok and the only others which stand out are Lawless and Licht who are my fav side characters in the show.

The opening is really good. Possibly top 10 maybe. It's softcore-ish rock, compared to what i'm used to, and is really nice to listen to.

The animation is awesome. Full 1080 with really nice visuals make the show have nice impact. Angles aren't One Piece crazy or anything but it's nice.

Overall I really like it but there is one thing that bugged me and that is....

The ending. It's not explained. Not even to the point where it is a cliff-hanger I just didn't understand why x happened at the end of it. It was bs tbh.

But anyway thanks here is a too long:didn't read section

tl;dr Really nice show I enjoyed it, sick op, sick visuals but a bad ending and not many remember able characters

I don't really understand why many people dislike this show. I will say it wasn't the best, but it didn't suck. I give Servamp an 8/10.

Story:
The story wasn't that bad. It didn't have any depth though. It was kinda cliché. MC gets some sort of special something and then tries to save the world. But the whole servamp concept makes up for it. BTW a servamp is a servant vampire if you didn't know that already. I liked the story, it was well written well. Except for the ending, just saying.

Art and Sound:
The art and sound were not bad at all. But they weren't ... amazing. The art was average, but not terrible. It was colorful and had some detail to it. And some scenes the art was AMAZING. For the sound, it didn't really stand out to me, but it fitted the show nicely.

Characters:
I personally loved the characters. Even the characters that don't have much screen time are still ok. I didn't really hate any of the characters. The bad guy, Tsubaki, insane. I mean insane! The MC, Mahiru, however was kinda generic. He's the character that will run into a battle head on, risk his life for a friend, you know that kind of character. My favorite characters by far would have to be Lawless and Licht. When they were first introduced I thought they would be my least favorite characters, I was wrong.

Enjoyment:
I really enjoyed Servamp. It had good fight scenes, good comedy, and a nice flowing story. But the ending did kinda suck.

Hope this helps :)

I am a bit of a new blogger and reviewer (though I have been into anime and other otaku-related things for quite some time now), so please excuse me if this review is not the best. I will attempt to keep it spoiler free. I will put a warning beforehand if I do include a spoiler.

Story: 7/10
The story was good. Vampires are really nothing new to work with both in anime and in Hollywood and the like. I can't say the story was super new, exciting, and unique, because it really wasn't. Being unoriginal doesn't equate to the story being bad though. As I've said, ... it is a good story, and it was definitely enough to keep me watching. Basically, Mahiru is our main protagonist. He likes simplistic things, and hates troublesome things. He picked up a black cat who (not really a spoiler since this is in some synopses of this show) is a vampire. He names the cat/vampire Kuro. Together they join forces with other vampires to fight bad vampires. That is in VERY simple terms. I'm sure Mahiru would approve of my description. Don't let this cliche storyline stop you from enjoying the plot though. While it isn't exactly original overall, it does have its unique points.

Art: 7/10
The art was good! The character designs especially were very enjoyable. Who doesn't like watching attractive bishounen-type characters fight each other? If the rest of the art was as good as the characters, this score would have been a little higher. Of course, even the characters weren't worth 10/10 or anything like that. The art style isn't unique, it is just pleasing to the eyes is all. The backgrounds and scenery is my main complaint here. There are times the lighting seems a bit weird to me and makes the characters look almost puppet-like against the backdrop. All in all, I have no major complaints besides that.

Sound: 9/10
I really had no problem with the sound throughout the anime. I think all sound effects and background music were well-executed. Some people complain about the opening theme being a metal/screamo song instead of the usual jpop type of OP many anime have. I felt it was unusual and new, and probably the most unique thing about this anime. I also have a weak spot for metal anyways, so this appealed to me.

Character: 9/10
The characters in this show are either said to be very unoriginal and bland, or the polar opposite. I thought the characters were very well done. It isn't because they are super unique, but if you have any type of heart, then you will become attached to many characters in this anime. I am a sucker for sad backstories. If you are, too, then you will enjoy the characters of Servamp as much as I did.

Enjoyment: 8/10
I guess I could say it was really enjoyable. I binge watched about half of it one night and finished it the next morning. Normally I'd binge watch it all in one night, so I cannot say my enjoyment exceeds an 8/10, but it is definitely worthy of that 8. I am also really looking forward to season 2 which is said to be coming out this year of 2017.

Overall: 8/10
I really enjoyed Servamp. Was it spectacular and the most amazing anime ever? No, not really. However, it was worth the watch. It is only 12 episodes, so it doesn't take much of your time. I would suggest to give it a chance if you like anime like Owari no Seraph for example. If you like bishounen vampires, overly "anime" type humor, cool fight scenes with cheesy character lines that are never let go, and memorable characters, then you'll enjoy this anime.

I will be posting a more in-depth review on my new blog which is theotakutimesblog . wordpress . com
The blog is currently still under editing but it will be up hopefully within the next couple of days.
Thank you for reading!

Servamp Anime Review
By: Tanaka Strike
April 23, 2019

Overall: 7.8

Plot: 7

As long as a human being is alive, there's only one thing that won't change. It's the sin of a human. The story is about seven vampires of which also named as seven major sins. It starts when a student picked a lone beautiful black cat on the way home, not knowing that it was a vampire. Along the serues, a bond between them will grow. And the past which Kuro, the vampire of sloth, wanted to bury will bring into light. There's really no amazing plot, interesting twist of the story, or unexpected turn of events ... that happen. What excites me is the flashback of their past and the regret felt by the protagonist of the story. The way the story shows that sin is a natural part of life, the people make mistakes and acceptance is always around the corner. I also love the words of wisdom the characters said from their own perspective and belief. But it is kind of incomplete, it is lacking of justification and explanation as to why and how that thing happened.

Characters: 7

I hate weak characters. I hate those type who talk much more than do. Those who always blabber about their ideals, but is useless is really annoying. Well, the MC of the story is human so I guess it is understandable. What I find irritating is his speech of hope and friendship and saving, the kind of character who's only dependent on something dependable. Rest aside his character, the other character are cool and changed in a better way. They realize the things they have done wrong and decided to move forward, accept their mistakes. The fear they've felt, the number of times they ran away, they overcome it and was release from the burden they only made themselves. I love the character of Kuro. A very lazy person with an eyebag very noticeable, make me miss Lawliet.

Sound and Animation: 10

"Mendokse". How I heard this expression so many times and how I love it. The voices of the characters are great and catchy. It really matches the expression of them which is really cool. Each of them is different from each other, but their all handsome and cute. The emotions was really attached on the characters expression. Lastly, the pyscho characters voices is really something.

Enjoyment: 8

I wanted Kuro. I love characters like him. Lazy but strong, cute and cool, serious and mysterious. Him being the highlight of the story made me enjoyed watching it. In a way, the series also made me curious of the sins past, the revelations that should happen and felt that I wanted more.

Ending: 7

I'm thinking that the ending is out of character. It was plain normal and the way the war cooled off was like a joke. Yes, I understand the human's emotion can also be answered by the same emotions. I get that he only want salvation, a person who will accept his existence. It is predictable if you see through the character. But as a viewer, you will always expect for more. More unexpected outcome in the end, more surprises and the like. Additionally, there were still unanswered questions. The ending was fine but if only there will be next season, it will be great.

Oh, I tell you what, this anime doesn't deserve the rating it has right now. It went way beyond my expectations.

The concept of this anime is endlessly interesting to me. Right away, the jumping off point for the plot of this anime was sure to be a success based on the information given to us about Servamps and their Eves. Add on top of that the wealth of interesting characters, and you've got the makings of an awesome anime.

Here's where it went wrong: simplicity (no pun intended for those of you who have seen the anime). Servamp's potential was really strong, but it ... fell short when it came to expansion. For example, had the anime dug into the history of Servamps a bit more, it would've been a lot more enjoyable. You get the bare minimum that you need to understand the story, but there's so much lost information that would be really interesting to learn about.

Also, you'll see these bonds develop throughout the anime that don't have as much basis as they could have because the relationships lack development. It doesn't really cause the partnerships to feel forced or disingenuous, but it doesn't feel like the audience is missing a piece of development. That's not true of all the characters as one particular pairing had a really lovely backstory that supported their current relationship nicely. However, I would've liked for there to be just a bit more focus on the friendships in the anime since the overall theme of it hinges on friendship.

Besides those things, this anime was tops. It was extremely enjoyable, and I really only came up with those criticisms after watching it and thinking about what issues there were. The characters were fun and alluring, the story was told in a very intriguing way, and I want more of it. I don't know if a new story is entirely necessary as it probably would've been better to have an expanded first season, but I want to watch these characters more. You're not gonna get deep and complex world-building from this anime, but I think you'll still have a great time watching it. If all else fails, the humor is perfect. Can't go wrong with a good laugh.

I checked this anime out because it (1) reminded me of Black Butler and (2) the VA's, especially Yuki Kaji. Brief appearances by Hiroshi Kamiya and Daisuke Ono (faves of mine).

The story has a simple pattern to follow, each servamp representing 7 sins and all that. It's not overly complicated. I think it's primarily meant to be a fun anime. It DOES attempt to get "deep" and I don't see anything wrong with that. Most people won't considered it properly executed, and if I was completely unbiased, I would agree.

Given how it only received 12 episodes, it's understandably a RUSHED anime. Friendships build ... pretty fast by the 3rd episode, and they don't stand if you give it too much thought. The ending will undoubtedly disappoint many. I was (VERY), BUT I plan to check out the manga and hope there's something different, deeper, and overall better.

However, I watch things primarily for the CHARACTERS and their interactions with each other. So, I found this anime VERY enjoyable mostly because I invest primarily on characters just a little bit more than plot execution. I loved the servamps and how we were able to learn a lot about at least 3 of them. Some of the Eves hint at deeper backstories, but, again, 12 episodes isn't enough to expand. I hope the manga goes further.

Might come down to personal tasted, but my #1 problem is Mahiru. Yes, yes, he's a basic protagonist, the Every Man here... but he's so ANNOYING at times. And the lines he repeats, while they ARE his way of life... still ANNOYING to hear every episode. I only tolerate him because he's nothing without Kuro.

Anyway, I enjoyed it overall. As of writing this review (Jan. 12, 2017) I heard the manga author is ill, so the manga will go into hiatus. I hope she recovers soon.

Not for someone wanting typical anime comedy or drama. This anime is, through and through, a journey of learning about the characters as the characters learn about themselves. It offers you several questions, but doesn't leave you hanging for the answer at the end of the anime. Everything is solved, and yes, the characters are indecisive compared to most stereotypical anime characters. But that just makes it more human. My enjoyment was a definite ten, but I rated it a nine because I always want to believe an awesome story like this can be even better.

Anime like this, with full fledged characters, with unresolved feelings, ... history, and ideas. Characters with changeable emotions and struggles everyday. Characters that aren't numb, or gag characters, always happy or sad, a stereotypical glasses character, smart character, do good hero with a sense of unwavering justice, doing whatever is needed to be right- will not be found here. This anime is not about saving the world, or friendship, but about realizing that nothing is simple- nothing is black or white. It's about realizing that your decisions may vary or affect someone negatively, but that's okay. It's realizing that emotion and action can be scary and contradictory, that your "ideals" can be ironic or reinterpreted, that you might do something against those ideals and still have it be the right choice. It has an amazing impact.

Watch this anime if you are introspective and prone to metacognition. It's uncomfortable if you aren't looking for something to understand or think about. But to me, that makes it something wonderful.

This anime has a very different take on the concept of vampires and the seven deadly sins. It was pretty interesting seeing the concepts and how they unraveled, even though somethings go unexplained or poorly so. Which is overall my main problem with this anime, it felt rushed, it had great potential but I don´t think it was suited to be told in 12 episodes, I believe splitting the anime into at least 2 seasons would have been better as at some point it feels like there are too many subplots or things going at the same time with a quick pacing.
... There is only one episode however dedicated to one of the Servaps and personally my favorite of the series, it shows how it could have been, it is the slowest paced episode but considering how quickly everything else was going on it allowed us to invest much deeper into the character of greed.

enough it felt rushed, I don´t it to blame the story itself and more so of the contract as I am pretty sure it is difficult for a minor manga series like Servamps to get a contract for a second season, even with bigger anime such as Yuri on Ice a second season didn´t happen. It just seems the producers just wanted to tell the story they wanted to tell with the time they had.

Even though rushed and quick-paced, the characters are super likable and only seeing their interactions alone it's pretty enjoyable, even with a simple story. I caught myself quickly liking the characters after the second episode and I felt the world had so much to be explored.

Something that I enjoyed is that they don´t add all of the deadly sins and focus merely on the ones important to the current plot, otherwise it would have been way worse with too little screen time for the already big main cast.

I only wish it had more time to develop the emotional arches and morals of the characters it was trying to convey, as well as familial relationships. The execution wasn´t bad but slight above average, possibly wouldn´t have enjoyed as much if the characters hadn´t had their own charm and personality to keep the story together.

Story--8/10. I liked how they showed the characters' backstories.

Art---8/10. It wasn't amazing or anything but I thought it was good

Sound--9/10. bro. The music. I liked it but every time the opening came on the tv and other people were in the room I'd get looks like "Are you okay?"

Character--6/10. Okay well, I frick'in loved Kuro but every time Mahiru or whatever his name is would say something I'd automatically be like "Nobody gives af." And other characters were a little insane but after you find out their backstories it's pretty understandable. And the relationships were good too. I really liked Kuro and Mahiru's relationship.

Enjoyment---10/10. ... It never bored me, and I never felt like doing something else when I was watching it either. which says a lot cuz I got ADHD. It was funny, the action was there--I'd definitely recommend watching this if you're okay with vampires and weird frickin laughs.

Overall--7/10.

Hey, so i just finished watching Servamp and wanted to write a review while it's still fresh in my memory. This is my first review btw, so please bear with me.

Story:
The story drags you in from the very first episode, the pacing was perfect, it never felt slow or boring nor rushed like other anime. It has a good plot that it never deviated from and finally culminated into the ending which tied most loose seems together making for a complete and satisfiying ending, with all but a few questions still remaining unclear.

Can't wait for it to get a second season!

Overall 9/10

Art: The character designs ... are very pretty, crisp and colorful looking,
the animation is very good quality, the battle sequences are smooth and the movements fluid. Character art is pretty consistent and sharp, their faces don't suddenly become derpy or their arms like noodles when fighting or farther away as happens with the animation in some other anime.

Overall 10/10

Sound: Nothing really stands out, The opening(although not my type) and ending songs where pretty good and even a somewhat catchy.

Overall 7/10

Characters: A colorful cast of lovable characters that you will quickly get attached to! Each one has an individual personality and although the background stories for most of the main cast aren't explored, what is explored, however, is very in depth and gives you more insight into the characters personality and why they came to be the way they are.

Overall 10/10

Enjoyment: I personally enjoyed watching Servamp very much, it has everything i want in an anime: a good plot, endearing characters, gorgeous character design(bishounen), smooth animation, drama and a complete ending!


Overall i give Servamp 10/10!