Mato Seihei no Slave

The ecchi that had the most potential but they decided to be afraid of success.

This work is well known for its ecchi more than anything else. Those of us who made the decision to watch it knew that its strongest appeal would be the fights and fanservice. The bad thing is that the worst of the work is just what we expected the most, the fights and the fanservice. I would like to take the story into account so I can give it some extra points, but they don't even take it seriously. The only thing the anime seeks is to try to provide the ... best settings for the reward scenes.

The fanservice isn't even good enough to make it worth watching 12 episodes. Censorship is bubbles of light that saturate the screen and from the little that can be seen, it can be said that the uncensored version of Blue ray will not be better. Seven Arcs was afraid to focus on the ecchi scenes, this is where one would have preferred a studio, like Passione, to have taken over.

The fights lack intensity or emotion. The powers, although they sound interesting in their mention, in practice they look pretty meh. One might expect nothing from the fights against creatures made of dubious CGI, but that the fights against humans/humanoids are boring should be considered a crime.

From here it will be a somewhat personal rather than objective criticism. What did they do to my girls Kyouka and Tenka. They are supposed to be squad leaders, one who seeks to be the supreme commander and another who seeks the love of her life respectively. Whether they both have a meek personality or no personality at all is something that hurts. Both are my favorite characters in the work, but if the anime had told me that they were extras for a few chapters, I would have believed it without a doubt.

In conclusion, Mato Seihei's production was afraid to be successful with the work. They decided to be lukewarm and provide a half-assed product. They had something in their hands that could have, at the very least, marked the season. We already saw that the author knows how to make us look again at his work with Akame Ga Kill and his deaths. This time, the author and the artist gave a work that had potential thanks to ecchi, but that the production did not want or could not exploit.

Chained Soldier was one of the best series I've seen in awhile. It doesn't do anything better than any other series in particular, however the combination of elements really come together for an enthralling watch. First and foremost, this is an ecchi show and it doesn't pretend to be anything but that. With that said, it has a surprising amount of depth to it, whether it be in terms of relationship building, story progression, character development, or world building. I was honestly surprised how well the events of the story were conveyed.

For a brief synopsis, our main character is Yuuki Wakura, a listless man ... searching for an occupation. The world he lives is not too dissimilar to our own, except females have obtained magical abilities. The abilities are a side effect of an existing alternate dimension, the Mato dimension, from which monsters will periodically cross over to attack the human realm or bring humans back into. Since women are the only ones able to wield magic, the defense of the human dimension falls on them, making the Anti-Demon Corps.

In the first episode, we're shown that Yuuki's sister Aoba has disappeared prior to the events of the series, but we don’t know what happened exactly. This prompts Yuuki to want to become hero, so others don't suffer his sister's fate. This is somewhat of a weak motivation for his proclaimed desire to become a hero in my opinion, but it's not so incredibly far fetched either. Regardless it’s this reasoning he chooses to become a "slave" to the commander Kyouka of the Anti-Demon Corps, when he’s unexpectedly transported through a gate to the Mato dimension. It's his agreeance to becoming Kyouka's slave that he is able to acquire power from her ability of the same name and escape the ambush of monsters he was transported into. I don’t want to go into a full synopsis, but characters, setting, and story all crank into high gear for the rest of the series.

To start, Yuuki is just great. He's not so much of a bada$$ that it feels unrealistic or unachievable, but also not so much of a wimp you lose all respect (looking at you Takemichi - Tokyo Revengers). He has a story I can generally vibe with and had no problems following him for the story. I also appreciate his actions and motivations, and seeing how he grows throughout the series. His character is just done incredibly well in my opinion. They fleshed it out to a significant degree from the start, but also left room for him to grow.

This leads me to the women of division 6 and 7. The show definitely provides an impression that men are not taken too seriously because of their lack of powers. This is conveyed incredibly well though, because of the obvious lunacy of this worlds setting. The girls all respond to Yuuki’s presence in a variety of ways, whether it be through indifference, concern, friendship, teasing, or attempted bonding. Each interaction had its own unique feel to it as well. Kyouka clearly does not warm up to Yuuki immediately, but slowly starts to depend on him as the show progresses and even starts to get jealous at points. I loved seeing her subtle vulnerabilities being shown sporadically throughout the series, especially given her tough facade. Similar to Kyouka, Himari is cold to Yuuki from the get go…I’m not sure her reasoning aside from maybe seeing him as a distraction from her goal to become stronger. Regardless, when she is given the opportunity to duel her sister, she is somewhat forced to interact/train with him. These episodes with Himari are perfection imo. Not only are we treated to both lewd and hilarious occurrences, but we see growth from an initially unlikeable character and a bond between these two that I considered incredibly heartwarming. Shushu’s character was surprisingly quaint as well, which becomes a theme. She starts off quirky, aloof, and somewhat perplexing, but as she gets to understand Yuuki she realizes the importance of love and just men in general. She’s no longer careless and misdirected by the end of the series. To me, Shushu showed the largest amount of growth of all the characters. Each interaction Yuuki has with his fellow female “military” members is so quaint and bring an unexpectedly welcome amount of both comedy and ecchi.

Speaking of comedy and ecchi, I loved how they were incorporated into the series. To me, as an ecchi fan, I was happy to see the amount of degeneracy shown, and it’s done in an interesting way with levity. It also enables a lot of the comedy to occur, which was effective here. The fact it was fully uncensored gives it major bonus points as well. As degenerate as it was though, it still left room for a great story and set of characters. To be honest, I wouldn't consider myself one to like the idea of becoming subservient to anyone, however, Chained Soldier really makes it seem more appealing XD. It's not one sided either, everything seems to have a fair trade off. For example, Yuuki receives rewards for being a 'slave" to Kyouka, in which she has no control over his subconscious desires (but agrees to for the overwhelming power he provides).

The abilities shown are all unique and intriguing. I consistently looked forward to seeing the next revealed abilities of any new character. The cg animation definitely left a lot to be desired but were done well for the most part, it's not particularly jarring. What really resonated with me was the relationships built. The dynamic of characters toward the end of the series was really great to watch and I personally couldn't wait for more.

In reference to Yuuki’s sister Aoba, it’s, in my opinion, here where the story gains depth. Up to her introduction at the start, this series is just a well directed ecchi in a complicated setting. The revelation about her disappearance adds a complex dilemma I personally would’ve had trouble resolving. Seeing Yuuki and her life together before her disappearance was great and made the situation Yuuki is in, in episode 1, bittersweet.

To end, when you watch Chained Soldier, you know what you're getting into within a few minutes. In my opinion, this is not a series looking for deep introspection or philosophical discussions. Its only intent is to entertain (whether it be via comedy, ecchi, romance, or action). I've read through several reviews for Chained Soldier. Some of the negative ones have comments saying this series has things like slavery, sexism, attempted grape, SA, physical abuse, blackmail…and more buzz words to try and indicate how vile this series is. Over sensitive individuals like this are why we can't have nice things in the west, and why I rely on Japan so heavily now. Most of the events in the series are literally there for ecchi and/or comedic purposes. I’ll admit,this is definitely not a show for everyone. There is wonky cg animation at times, characters could stand to have more individuality, there could be a stronger plot, more drama/depth, and a variety of other small gripes. If you start watching it while comprehending the intent, however, it’s a very enjoyable experience for its short 12 episodes…so much so that I binged it in one evening. Chained Soldier is obviously no icon of modern anime, but it does its job better than most others in the same genre. I highly recommend Chained Soldier and hope to see more series like this in the future, along with a season 2.

The backstory is generic but OK, the animation are good for a small company but the real thing here is the ecchi scenes, really amazing to the public who like of it.

Pay attention, its not a amazing anime with huge storytelling, the main point here is the ecchi scenes, the public want to see the battles that are good for watch the rewards after it.

The story can be better desenvolved and has space to grow properly, but its a one main person with a huge harem without much personality than the expected for the main public.

The peoples who deslike it just dont ... are the target public. Of course the anime can be much better with proper storytelling, but this kind of ecchi anime is rare to the modern industry who must be brave to make comercial animes like this. Its a decent 7.5/10 anime but i will rate more because of the audacity of the studio haha.

Finally, today, I completed watching "Chained Soldier." I had read the manga a long time ago, before the anime adaptation began airing. I thought it would be interesting to revisit the story through the anime. However, after watching the entire season, I must admit I'm disappointed.

When I started reading the manga, around a year ago, I had hopes for a compelling storyline. However, after delving into it, I found myself encountering repetitive content in each chapter. There seemed to be a lack of character development, which made it hard for me to get invested in the story. While I understand that sometimes it takes time ... for a plot to unfold, after 25 chapters, I expected more progress.

As for the anime adaptation, it fell short of my expectations. The pacing felt rushed, with numerous scenes cut short, ultimately damaging any chance for proper character development. Additionally, the animation quality was lackluster, failing to captivate me visually. The ecchi scenes, which could have added some excitement, were heavily censored, diminishing my enjoyment even further.

Comparing the two mediums, I would say the manga is the better option. Despite its flaws, the artwork remains commendable, providing some redeeming qualities. However, I wouldn't necessarily recommend either to someone unless they have ample free time and a strong interest in the genre.

Given my disappointment with the first season, I have little hope for a second season. It's unfortunate, but I doubt the series will improve significantly without addressing these issues.

Mato Seihei no Slave is just an ordinary modern day ecchi action series; it's neither particularly good nor awful. Is it worthwhile to watch? Most probably. This show is probably not for you if you're looking for a deeper plot, but it's clear that it's not attempting to be one. It's a lighthearted show with occasional ecchi content that's quite watchable.

The plot isn't too crazy: parallel worlds, bad guys that enter the human realm and have the potential to kill or kidnap people, and a defense force that is made up exclusively of women because they are the only ones with abilities in this universe ... to oppose the bad guys. But, surprise! Even though he is a man, the MC is involved in something :P

I promise there aren't many fanservice scenes in this show; either I'm dreaming or I remember the manga having a ton of them. Furthermore, because Kyouka has to give Yuuki something every time she uses her slave powers, this content isn't overly insistent for the sole purpose of fanservice or ecchi content. Rather, it serves a purpose in the plot.

Although the animation studio is not among the most prominent, it was still done fairly well for modern anime, with some decent CGI used occasionally that didn't look out of place unlike some other shows.

I only heard the opening and ending themes once, and consequently skipped them the first time I watched an episode, so I can't really comment on the soundtrack.

Today's subject,Slavery





In the light of recent years slavery has become a very sensitive topic, well actually it's always a sensitive topic but ofc Japan with all it's mighty and powerful abilities to turn everything into something sexy said "fuck it,we balls" and balls they did.

Mato Seihei no Slave labelled itself as an action anime but then again...it doesn't matter.
Is the fighting scene good ? No Does it matter ? No
... So what is the matter ?
Ofc, it's anime boobs,thighs,tummy,leg and steamy scene,from methaporically steamy to actually "steamy",this anime of course...got it all.

If you get into this anime and you expect even a single decently animated fighting scene,then you enjoy it in the wrong way.

You either enjoy it as an average ecchi lover,enjoying every inch and curves of the heroine's body

Or

You can enjoy it as a submissive and breedable dude that have a kink of being dominated and toyed by strong women just like the author intended cause to hell with using basic mind control power or any power,we gonna make you a slave that getting rewarded every time you bein a good boy with my power.

"But im not submissive and breedable and i don't have that kind of kink,can i still enjoy it ?" You sure can,even if the most of the heroines are either a tough looking women or bratty girl,they all have their blushing mess and cuttie patootie moment.

"But i don't like big breasted anime girls" oh don't worry,this anime offers more than just that,short hair ? Short stack ? Pettan ? Medium? Milf ? Loli ? Strong and independent ? Submissive and kind hearted ? They got it all... eventually.

This anime is spicy and it's only for the one who can handle spice, it's not the spiciest of this season but they have their moment, it's one of those "i can't believe this isn't porn" anime so if you are into that,go ahead and try to have a taste.

Chained Soldier had every potential to be breast in class, breaking the mold and proving that there’s a place for degeneracy in the upper ecchi-lons of anime. Unfortunately the story just couldn’t seem to get it up. Our titular character, and the majority of the cast were pretty dry in the end. The animation and the action were actually decent, and it was fun watching everyone get licked. There was one great moment of character driven story between two sisters, but the rest was hard to swallow, and otherwise the plot on the hole felt really forced. If culture is all you’re here for then ... you’re in luck, because it’s all you’re gonna get.

Its another one of those sadist/femdom anime. You know the type of anime where some guy who is doing nothing wrong is just abused by a bunch of women.

Synopsis: There exists another world filled with demons that are called Shuuki. In order to combat these demons an all female defense force was created. These women are granted special powers by these magical fruits that only grants powers to women (because reasons).

The MC named Yuuki (a name that sounds very similar to Shuuki...) is attacked but saved by Kyouka a member of the defense force. Her ability is to enslave a living creature and unlock its ... full power. She ends up having to use it on Yuuki which unlocks his full power. Now Yuuki can turn into a Shuuki.

Yuuki's transformation is triggered in a very fetishy way. Either by licking Kyouka or one of her clothes item.
Yuuki gets to join the defense force as a slave to Kyouka.
His tasks are mainly to be a servant for Kyouka and her squad of annoying c*nts.

One of the downsides to Kyouka's power of enslavement is that she has to reward the slave with their subconscious desire. The Shuuki she enslaved typically just require meat. But apparently Yuuki's subconscious desire is to be Kyouka's gimp ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
If another woman rides Yuuki they also have to give into his subconscious desires.
The power makes no sense but its a good excuse for fanservice so i guess i shouldn't complain...

There is not one well written character in this. The women are all awful. And the MC isnt that interesting either.

All the girls want to f*ck Yuuki. Cant blame them since there are no dudes around...

The anime is full of forced drama with characters being condescending for no real reason. You'd think having to fight monsters would be enough conflict but they had to throw in manufactured conflict and infighting.
The conflict is so forced that they had to throw in the obligatory tournament where two different squads decide to have a contest of which is better. There isnt even an audience to this tournament. This serves as nothing but an unnecessary detour that adds nothing to the overall story. Just pointless padding to the ultimate degree.

When the MC is in his monster form and is fighting the anime actually gets fun.
His design and ability changes depending on who is riding him.
Thats really the best part of the anime. Wish they did more with that.
Everything else is uninteresting. Honestly had to force myself to watch this.

I decided to watch more seasonal anime this season to give it a try, so this one ended up on my list. It's not something I would usually watch, and watching it reminded me why (although there was another anime this season that countered that reasoning). This is what I would describe as mid ecchi. Yes, it has a decent plot for what it is, a solid cast of characters, and some okay ecchi scenes. So if that sounds like your cup of tea, then go for it. However, in the end, it just all ends up feeling cheap.

The story is pretty simple and not ... something I found myself caring for. Some of the characters have nice designs, and I like a couple of them, but overall, it's just something any other anime could pull off. The animation is pretty standard, but then it delves into the use of some pretty mid CGI for certain fight scenes, which just adds to the soulless feel of the anime as a whole.

Then there's the ecchi part of it. Fan service itself is not something I'm against; it can and has been used to great extents and can improve anime if used correctly. But here, it just felt cheap and was kind of halfheartedly inserted with no feeling of real behind it. If these kinds of anime are what you like, I can't blame you. It's an easy watch, and you can get your rocks off, but in the end, it just wasn't for me.

Mato Seihei was one of the most hyped adaptations of the year and sadly failed to live up to expectations. It never managed to capture the magic of the manga and just felt like a flat, soulless seasonal.

I’ve read the manga for the past year or so and was pretty excited when this was announced. I knew the battles could be tricky to animate, but I at least had hope the erotica content would be handled well. I mean, that is the main selling point to the story after all.. but my hopes and dreams were quickly dashed within a couple episodes of this. ... Scenes were changed or omitted from manga chapters and the ones we did get, were just mediocre. There’s a handful of decent scenes, but it’s just not enough considering that’s what made this series famous.

The story has never been the strongest part of this series, but it is decent. Basically your usual bleach style set up of an MC unknowingly being recruited to join a secret evil fighting organisation. What carries the story is the characters and the character interactions. I do think the studio were able to nail the personalities of the girls and the seiyuus were excellent. You can really get a sense of the various quirks of each character. I just couldn’t help feeling that something felt “off” in this one. Whether it was the skipped chapters or cut scenes, I’m not sure, but it didn’t feel like the same story I anxiously waited to read chapters of and I think the current score differential underlines that being an issue for many fans.

The other big thing we have to talk about is the CGI. It’s bad, like really bad. Because of the nature of the battles in this series, I understand CGI was probably a necessity, but there’s such a huge contrast with how it’s used here vs say a Synduality Noir(also from this season). It looks really out of place and jarring here. The 2D action scenes aren’t exactly anything to write home about either.

Overall, to say I’m disappointed in this adaptation would be an understatement. While the manga isn’t the best thing in the world, it knows what it’s trying to be and succeeds in it. Great art, fights and characters. You’d think translating that to the anime medium wouldn’t be too difficult, but clearly it was an issue for this studio.

Mato Seihei gets 6, out of 10.

Even by the standards of ecchi anime adaptations this was pathetic. I genuinely can't think of a single factor that was handled even remotely well in this. Some of the worst CGI I've seen in an anime, muted dull color schemes, voice actors that do not fit their characters in the slightest (I like Maaya Uchida but Tenka should've been voiced by Maaya Sakamoto instead), extremely poor pacing that made watching this a total slog, and the fight choreography was painful to watch. The manga, by no means perfect and more of a guilty pleasure than anything, at least has a distinct style and personality, ... and the anime fails to capture any of it. Avoid at all cost, even the ecchi scenes are lame.

I hope this anime has a second season, even though the score is fairly average, I think this is an anime worth watching.
Even though this anime is not the best compared to other anime.

The first advantage is that it has beautiful character designs, such as Himari, Tenka, and many more, just choose as you like.
Second, it has decent graphics and a soundtrack that I think matches the battles shown, the animation is not stiff, let alone not using bad CGI.
Third, this is an Echi anime, which obviously will have lewd scenes, but here it is still relatively safe, and does not prioritize lewd things, but ... rather prioritizes the development of the storyline, because there are quite a few Echi anime that prioritize perverted things while the story just on in place.

The downside for me is that the storyline is quite cliche, where the enemy is actually part of something that has been nearby, or the organization itself.

Even so, this anime is good as long as you like the characters which I mentioned are beautiful earlier, but if you don't like the characters, it's better to leave and don't leave any traces.

“Peak turned into an abyss. What misery!”- Anyone who has read the manga knows what the meaning is and where I come from. The manga is peak entertainment and as a result, fans are also expecting that the adaptation will also be quite entertaining. But the anime was one of the huge... No, wait... the anime was the most disappointing of the winter ‘23. I am writing this review as a fan of this series who really enjoyed and loved the manga.

The one of the most anticipated ecchi anime of winter ‘24, “Mato Seihei no Slave” aka Chained Soldier produced by Seven Arcs. ... Seven Arcs, WHAT REALLY! I am not saying that Seven Arcs is bad as a studio, it’s just they haven’t done any ecchi based anime at all. Tonikawa and Blue Period are their previous top-rated work, their whole decision of adapting “Mato Seihei no Slave” was a wrong decision. It was my first complaint from them. Secondly, the CGI. They used some kind of 3D visual which came out like gooh/shit. I don’t know what they were thinking or weren’t they even watching what they are making!?! Do they really need the 3D visuals? I understand their excitement but really, really! I am not saying that it’s the animators’ fault. Most of you might, no you guys already misunderstood me here. The thing is 3D animations need budget but if you don’t have budget then 2D is also good enough here, at least I think after this disaster.

The story, characters and ecchi was really great and entertaining, I admit it and all thanks or credit goes to Takahiro (manga creator). What! Why is it so unexpected? He writes the story, designed the characters so attractively so who should I give credit to?! They just must execute the plot in a decent manner which they failed to produce. The ecchi sequences are nothing compared to the manga. I think I explained my side now it is you if you are convinced or not. To me this shows what I have nothing to appreciate.

I wouldn’t recommend anyone, not even my enemy, to watch this abyss. If anyone is interested in the series please go and read the manga, it will save so much time of yours.

This is the classic anime with lots of fanservice but done right, for once. I'm rating it as what it is, an ecchi, not as a regular anime, and that's why I gave it such a high note.

The characters are your classic vanilla characters of any harem anime, you have a bunch of eres, and an idiot main protagonists that, someway somehow, it ends up making them fall for him even if he doesn't notice a thing. The plot is simple but fine, nothing out of the ordinary, and pretty predictable...

So... Why an 8? Well... After watching a lot of this kind of shows ... and getting really disapointed, even if I didn't expected that much, this one, someway hitted the spot that I wanted to watch more, which is really weird on this kind of anime. The fights were nice, the plot, even if it's simple and predictable, it made sense, the characters, even if they're boring, they have some kind of personality and overall I liked them. Am I overrating the show? Yes, by a long shot, and I think the rate that it has on myanimelist, is the right one, tbf, but I feel it should be a bit higher and, therefore, I gave it an 8. You can hate me, don't care xD.

Why mixed feelings? Well... It's the king of anime, more than anything else, but If you decided to watch it, you know what you're in for.

Mother of the Magical Soldier Girl's Dormitory.

If you've read the Japanese title of Chained Solider and are worried about the "slave" part, you can sigh in relief. This show isn't interested in worryingly whitewashing some of the worst atrocities in human history for the sake of sad incels who wish they had subservient waifu, sex slaves. This is a battle-harem anime about a guy who can turn into a Kaiju monster under the chained leash of his smoking hot commander Waifu's ability. The price she pays for using him in battle is to reward him with whatever he subconsciously desires after he's turned back, which ... in his case is to have his balls stepped on, his face buried betwixt her thighs as the main protagonist Yuuki takes off her tights or whatever kinky, surprisingly hot activities he subconsciously wants her to do to him. Degenerates assemble.

In a world where only women get superpowers and portals leading to a place called Mato filled with monsters can open up can claim victims at random, aspiring hero Yuuki spends his time looking after the waifus (and his cute senpai) of the anti-Demon Corps 7th Corps as their housekeeper whilst he's not fighting monsters. It's a bit like Mother Of The Goddess Dormitory but with more action and without the paedophilia. Speaking of the action, it was shockingly good. Despite some ugly CGI, the animation is dynamic, fast-paced, and fun. What sets Chained Soldier apart from other action anime is its interesting set of powers wielded by the girls. Some are less interesting, like turning into a giant or turning arms into guns; however, some range from gaining super-strength whilst asleep to manipulating space and rewinding time by making Jojo poses. Even Commander Kyouka's enslaving ability is interesting in terms of how it can be implemented. She can even pass on the ability to other corp members, which empowers Yuuki in different ways.

It also means they must reward Yuuki in different, increasingly lewd ways. Have you ever wondered what having a giant woman sit on you would be like? This show understands that if you're going to have ecchi scenes, you've got to make them hot, and wow, did the animators at Seven Arcs understand the assignment given to them? The kinky slave stuff is also a genius way to expedition dump an entire military briefing or a world-building explanation to Yuuki without it becoming boring because you're too busy watching him having his lip bitten, panties flashed, titties rubbed against his back, or his balls stepped on.

There are some problems. As I said earlier, the CGI can be a bit off-putting due to how ugly it can sometimes look. The first two episodes are also not very good because Yuuki comes across as a bit of a wimpy harem protagonist who constantly overreacts to seeing the slightest bit of skin. However, once you get past the first two episodes, it becomes easier to root for him, and the show becomes much more enjoyable to watch.

Chain Solider is pretty good. It hits that sweet spot of not taking itself seriously enough to get away with all of its nonsense while telling an average action story. It won't be for everyone, but if you like good action and kinky Ecchi trash, then you'll get a kick out of this.

7/10 Good.

Mato Seihei no Slave is a show that honestly surprised me, I wasn't expecting anything when I went into it but I really ended up enjoying this. A mostly female cast is always cool and I really do think the characters were great, as far as harem protagonists go Yuuki was pretty solid and the girls were so much fun to watch. Their development was great and I think the power system was interesting too. And Tenka. Oh my god Tenka. I need you please hit me up. Anyways I really lived for the "reward" scenes if I'm being honest they were kinda the highlight ... for me like I looked forward to those more than most other things in this show but that's just a testament to how well they were executed. Whilst the action may have been lacking a little the fights were still fun and I wasn't really taken out of it by weaker CGI or anything like that. Overall I liked this a lot more than I thought I would, definitely recommend if you're not really looking for a serious watch cos I was very entertained!

A slave that follows its master and in return gets an equal reward of sexual experiences.

Chained Soldier follows Yuuki, who is a boy that becomes a part of the demon defense force in hopes of becoming a hero. He joins the team in a rather unusual way, but ends up becoming an important part of the team.

The show in itself is fairly basic when it comes to its plot and characters, with not that much interesting to them. It is a harem anime and it is clear by the amount of women and how their characters are designed throughout the show. There is very much ... an emphasis on the lewd content and the episodes are very much built around action leading to ecchi stuff.
The show in itself lives up to the genres it has, but it is not doing it in a new or alternative way. It is very simple in its approach about beating monsters, lewd stuff happens to the main character and it is in some form of fantasy setting. It is also important to note it is not necessarily bad, it is just pretty much what you could expect.

The animation is generally okay, though some monsters and fights have some odd animation in it. But they put a lot of detail into the ecchi scenes and provide a censored and uncensored version.

Overall is it fine, but nothing brilliant or mind breaking. So if you are really into some Ecchi Action, then i would say watch otherwise would i find something else to watch.

Chained Soldier is a show with both plot, and PLOT. In a world where men are at the bottom of society, Yuuki finds himself in Mato which is basically this world's version of hell where all the monsters live. Yuuki ends up being saved by the leader of the anti-demon corps, a group that kills the monsters and saves people who end up lost in Mato. However after things look dire, the leader uses her ability to turn Yuuki into a slave, which basically turn him into a giant mech. The price for her ability is that she has to reward Yuuki every time he ... fights, and the rewards are whatever goes into Yuuki's head. Which sounds perfect for some crazy ecchi shenanigans.

However, despite the occasionally nudity, Chained Soldier is surprisingly pretty tame. It never gets to the point where you're questioning why you're watching this in my opinion. However, the action in this show is actually pretty well animated, and thankfully the never do anything to the child character, which worried me since, you know, Japan.

This show lived up to my expectations as a good show. Nothing too crazy, but nothing terrible either. Just a nice shut your brain off and relax show. Although I am a bit disappointed that the actual ecchi part of the show was lacking.

Story & Characters: Chained Soldier introduces us to a world where, in Japan, random gateways to another dimension open up, which are known as Mato. These dimensions contain an entirely different world where monsters known as Shuuki brainlessly kill everything in sight. They're actually quite aggressive. Yuuki Wakura, an every day high school, gets warped to one of these and are saved by the 7th Division Anti-Demon Corps. They are headed up by Kyouka Uzen, who has the power to enslave a Shuuki to do her bidding - which usually results in them fighting for her. Out of desperation, she ... uses it on Yuuki and it changes him into a Shuuki-like being, but he has full control over the immense strength that this newfound power gives him. With dreams of becoming a hero, he decides to join the Anti-Demon Corps, which is where our story takes us.

Yuuki isn't a great main character. He's your typical harem main character who is pretty unremarkable on his own. Unfortunately, it gets worse when we learn that Kyouka's ability to change Yuuki into a Shuuki has a fan-service related drawback, and it's about as silly as you can probably imagine. Kyouka's an okay character - she has an ambition to run the entire Anti-Demon Corps. because of her past and trained immensely hard to become a master with her sword. She doesn't develop all that much as the series goes on, though her interactions with Yuuki take some needed steps forward. Himari, Shushu and Nei make up the rest of the 7th Divison, and have some better moments, though most of those are reserved for about halfway through when they introduce the 6th Division unit into the story. Once we had that trio, the interactions are much better. The comradery within the squads are very evident, and even past having the same goal, they work really well together once it's time to suit up.

Shikoku is the big baddy here and we don't really learn much about her, outside of the fact that she's calling the shots. Many of her underlings pale in comparison to her strength, but her important screen time likely comes after the conclusion of the current storyline. Some of the other villains they use here have some pretty tragic backstories, which I appreciated. You can tell there is at least some attempt to tell a decent story, even if there are parts that are rather silly. The underlings directly under Shikoku are pretty mediocre though. They're just stronger Shuuki with different powers.

There are far too many points in this series that gets far too silly. Yuuki is essentially recruited to be a cleaner to the house that the 7th Division lives in whenever they are not fighting Shuuki. It's a weird way to keep hin within the Mato world. What's less than ideal is that after the first episode or two, the story stays within that world for the rest of the series. This leads to certain storylines starting to get dry, even if the specific storylines along the way are different. Attempt to kill Shuuki, withdraw, relax, repeat. It unfortunately gets rather old.

The story ends on an okay note, but it's really hard to tell how much more story there is here. My biggest worry with the, now announced, sequel is how you'd expand on the story, outside of just... killing the ones who got away. They hint at there being some corruption inside the Anti-Demon Corps. near the end, so that would pique my interest a bit. (Story: 6/10, Characters: 7/10)

Art: We have some words with regards to the animation. First of all, be warned that the fan service in this series gets very heavy - there are multiple instances of full nudity on our female cast, many times of which are the result of Yuuki's apparently gross mind. This level of fan service is never 'really' warranted in anime series, much less one about killing demons in another dimension. Some of the other animation was decent otherwise. Fighting scenes are packed pretty heavily with CG, but I strangely didn't completely hate it. It works sometimes, others it doesn't. It's most reserved for the Shuuki animations and it certainly made them pop out. Whether that's a good thing or not may vary by audience. (7/10)

Sound: The music here was headed up by Kohto Yamamoto, who is mostly known for his work with Hiroyuki Sawano on series like Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress and Attack on Titan's later seasons. He's got some decent tracks here, but nothing quite as high end as what Sawano usually produces. OP and ED were, but I skipped them most of the time. (7/10)

Overall: Chained Soldier is very okay all throughout, even with the over-the-top fan service. The best character moments were on display when both units were working together, but there characters feel almost forgettable if you only get a few episodes in. Some of the backstories were decently told so I'm at least a little interested in where they take them in the sequel. I don't foresee the fan service coming down any time soon, but there's plenty of room to make an entertaining product. (7/10)

Dang anime is actually the best harem where the mc actually gets something from girls and the harem plot is actually understable and logical.
The mc character and his development is very interesting to watch but gets boring all the way.

If you want to enjoyable a normal harem,fantasy show this is for you. Not very complex or heartbreaking moments just enjoy without thinking much.
The girls are wifuu material. The pace is perfect not fast or slow.
Animation is pretty good.
The author is same who made akame ga kill so i hope he don't do that kind of shit in this anime specially with ... my fav girl (tenka ).