Seitokai Yakuindomo

If something came to me after watching Setokai Yakuindomo (SYD) it was that I never figured out if the male lead is gay or not. That, and the fact society sure is changing fast these days. Maybe GoHands was better off restoring their mistake and making Princess Lover into a H series again.

Summarizing this series, let's take B Gata H Kei as example. Remove the shyness about adult subjects and instead make it the most common subject to talk about in the world. Replace the cast, add in a very mediocre soundtrack, reduce the art a bit and you're done. Welcome to SYD.

The plot. ... Pure and innocent guy Tsuda transfers to an all-girl school to find out sex jokes do not get a 'what are you talking about o0..' reaction but rather 'I think it feels better there while doing ***' with serious face-- you get the idea. During the 13 episodes this series spans you will get coverage of all possible adult jokes you're going to hear on the short term. If you hear them that is, between all censoring and *bleep* words. And no, there will be no pantsu on the DVD either according to the anime.

The only thing I remembered about art and soundtrack is that some scenes were straight default H game rips, with the classroom at sunset with dramatic music to the school grounds and everything.
Characters are there, but predictable. After two eps you can already tell in what state of mind corruption everyone is, not a bad thing since that's all what matters here.

In a nutshell, watch SYD for the following reasons:

1.) Test if your mindset is past the point of no return yet.
You pass when you can guess how a joke is going to play out with a small hint.
You fail when..well, you actually can't fail. 13 eps full of dirty jokes boast a pretty high success rate. If you are among the group that still has a pure mind after watching this, drop a line on my profile. I'll be waiting for you, my Savior.

2.) You have spare time and need a good laugh. With BSDM Teddybears, no pantsu and vibrators from Santa pretty much everything passes by.

P.S. I took a long break from writing reviews. Does it show?

This anime reminds me a lot of middle school, as it had very little drama but a ton of dirty mindedness to it. Heads up, possible spoilers

Story: 6
The anime is about our main character, Tsuda, attending a former all girls school, and then being forced upon the student council with three very interes..., actually two very interesting characters and one with a height complex. The story, much like other comedic animes such as Nichijou and Lucky Star, has a bunch of short events in each episode. SYD didn't transition all these events as well as the other two animes I said and ... this caused the anime to have weird pacing.

Art: 9
Saved a couple of screen shots of scenery as my wall paper, the art was great! I believe this is one of the best shounens art-wise, as all the chibi parts were done very well. If other shounens were drawn/animated like this anime, I may watch more shounen... or not complain about them as much.

Sound: 7.99
One of my favorite OPs ever, Yamato Nadeshiko Education is extremely catchy. The ED, Aoi Haru, was a bit of a turn off for a few episodes, but, like what most music does to me, became extremely catchy and I just wanted to hear it all the time. So in shorter terms, both OP and ED are on my iTunes with roughly 60 plays each. Yes, I liked them. The background music wasn't anything special, didn't really look into it as much as other animes. The voice acting was on point, with two of my favorite seiyuus, Hikasa Yoko and Satou Satomi.
+1 for those two
-.01 for those two talking dirty like they aren't anything, mostly Satou Satomi, I MEAN SHE PLAYED SUCH INNOCENT CHARACTERS, WHAT HAPPENED. But than again I liked it... I was gonna give it a -1 but then I was like, Seiyuus are not real life version of their anime character and it actually was funny to hear them talk and blah blah blah... -.01

Character: 9
Ok, no one cares about the main character, because he is simple and boring and is only there because he is a male.
The other three... actually, every female in the anime are great characters, as they all are much like middle school boys (Possibly girls? I don't know how middle school girls acted) with a sense of innocence, but a sense of trying to figure out the world, in dirty ways. Little character development, just better relationships between the three girls and Tsuda.

Enjoyment: 8
Dirty slap stick humor? How can I not laugh at that?! I probably would have enjoyed this anime more if I weren't watching it before going to bed and being tired, as I actually didn't laugh as much as I was expecting. It was great though, just not as funny as I thought it would be. A lot more just "what did she say" and "uhm... glad my parents don't speak Japanese".

Overall: 8
Funny anime, with a different type of humor, this anime is a must watch in my opinion, but because of the different style of humor, not because it is the best.
With the next season coming around the corner, I am excited to watch it. I would like to see more romance though! I mean they set it up and it's confirmed and asdfghjkl. More romance please.

This anime reminds me of a very special, perverted little friend of mine. This is easily the funniest anime I've watched in a long time. Plenty of anime do sex jokes, but they usually end up being ecchi with a lot of fan service. This is by no means ecchi anime! This anime is exactly what your typical highschool girl classmates don't want you to hear them talking about. All the perverted sex fantasies and secret desires they have are served to you in this anime on a silver plate, completely without fan service.

So guy went to a former girls-only high school. No, you didn't ... go there for the harem. You chose that school because it is the closest one to your house. You'd think this will quickly become a harem story, but the main character himself can't get over how all the girls are just casually tossing tampons to each other in the class, simply because they are so used to it (being on a girls-only school in the past years) and are not shy about it in any way.

Now the characters may be rather stereotypical, but they are very well executed! You have the rich, perverted airhead bimbo, a perverted miss-perfect highschool student, a tsundere, a spoiled drunk teacher. All the signs of a harem right? But it still doesn't become one! These personalities have a nice mix to them, which keeps the characters fresh and different, from what you are used to in your typical shonen anime.

One of the very few cases where explaining things is a BAD idea.

An anime focusing on comedy, Seitokai Yakuindomo is a highschool story where the straight man Tsuda, one of the first male students of the up-till-then female-only school, is forced to become a part of the student council, since the president (Shino) has decided that she needs a male's opinion in managing the now-both-sexes school. Along with her are the secretary, Aria, and the adorable blonde loli Suzu.

That said, from the start Seitokai shows clearly that it isn't interested in promoting any sort of story and each episode after the first is a ... standalone excuse for hilarity to ensue. The anime hits us with one sex joke and gag after another, with the occasional trolling by the animation team spicing things up (for example fake last episodes, game and movie announcements etc etc). Overall I am totally in for this sort of mindless fun. The gags focus mostly on Suzu's height and all sorts of pervertidness (hell, the only scene where they show the girls naked is just an excuse for another gag.)

The problem is that I quite often caught myself FORCING myself to laugh at the jokes, and when you do this long enough to realise it on your own, something, dear animators, has gone wrong. See the dialogue below from ep 11 and you'll understand:

President:I really hate wearing skirts on windy days.
Sex-crazed secretary:You shouldn't say that indiscriminately...
Sex-crazed secretary (cont): You can legitimately expose yourself!

See the problem with the above dialogue? You read the first 2 lines and leave your imagination to do the work, which in turns leads you to laughter. But when they add an explanation of the joke on the third line it just ruins it. This is the one rule that Seitokai Yakuindomo always fails to realise: NEVER EXPLAIN THE JOKE. Implications are far more hilarious than going to someone and saying: "HERE! THIS IS WHAT I MEANT WITH THAT JOKE! DO YOU UNDERSTAND NOW AUDIENCE?" Apart from ruining the mood it also feels like the show is insulting our IQs on purpose.

In the end I can't really hate Seitokai though. With every episode I get the sweet wonderful feeling of my brain cells dying, and recreating its jokes is usefully very successful, provided you know WHEN NOT TO EXPLAIN THINGS.

"Now that I think about it, we're both under one umbrella."

"No shit."

Okay, before I start this I just wanted to let you know that I haven't watched every episode quite yet. I'm only half way through, half way meaning five more episodes left. Up above was a quote I found extremely funny for some reason.

Story: 7/10

A new format for reviewing? What is this? I'm now going to do reviews like this. I see other people do it like this, and I'm gonna... erhmm... steal it. The story follows a teenage boy named Tsuda who transferred to an all-girls school. Only because it was close, though. ... No real reason. He is immediately confronted by the student council president, and forcibly made a male representative of the student council, and also a vice-president. Eh, don't know, but don't judge it. I think that's all there really is, other than that, a lot of humor is in it. Whilst walking home in the rain, the above quote was said by the student council leader, Shino. The group constantly makes jokes about sex, but only the girls. The three girls, Shino, Aria and Hagimura... well, not so much Hagimura, but the other two girls are constantly making jokes about sex. I think Shion is a curious virgin.

Animation: 8/10

The animation constantly changes between scenes. Like, it will go into chibi mode or something like that. I don't know if that's what you would necessarily call it, but, yeah, kinda like that. But, other than that it's completely normal animation. Changes from style to style from time to time, but most anime do that anyway.

Sound: 8/10

I actually quite enjoy the music and whatnot in Seitokai Yakuindomo. I have 'Seitokai Yakuindomo' on my clipboard, so I can just paste it whenever I want with Ctrl+V. But, the music is pretty much how I rate every other anime, because I think the music is one of the most important things of an anime, including animation, including story, including character... So everything in anime is pretty much important, so... Forget all my words!

Character: 9/10

I pretty much love all the characters in the anime. They're all pretty epic, and they're all pretty funny. Tsuda is the main guy, literally, I think he's one of the only 5 guys in the anime. Tsuda is probably the most responsible out of all of them, Aria and Shino constantly making sex jokes, actually. No, Hagimura is the most responsible and the smartest. So, forget my words once again. Now, time to explain more in-depth. Lemme redo this.

Takatoshi Tsuda is the main character of the story. He moves to a new town or whatnot, and goes to an all-girls school except for a couple of guys only because it is close to his house. Seriously, who wants to walk 80000000m just to go to school? Nobody would actually really walk that far in real life. Not to mention, the male representative and the vice-president of the student council.

Shino Amakusa is the president of the student council, and I think she is a curious virgin. She constantly makes jokes about sex, and Aria goes along with them like nothing is wrong. She once got Tsuda a pornographic novel to read, considering she never got a gift for the opposite sex. That's just something funny I'm pointing out.

Aria Shichijo is the secretary of the student council and is good friends with Shino. She has an extremely perverted mind, and converts almost anything she says into something sexual. Pretty much Shino for ya, and it's also Aria. They're basically... twins from different families.

Suzu Hagimura is the student council treasurer and in the same year as Tsuda. Probably the smartest out of all of them, considering she claims that her IQ is 180, can do 10-digit calculations in her head, is fluent in multiple languages including English... but she is no taller than an elementary school student. Once called a 'little kid' or 'child' she often gets mad and... gets mad? I don't know. I've spent too much time on this section. Not really, because it's near the end of the review.

Overall: 8/10

I've enjoyed this anime so far, considering I'm really a fan of humorous anime, and other... stuff. It wouldn't be my favorite category though, because as you should know, I watch a lot of psychological/horror anime. I just like seeing people getting massacred (don't know if spelled right) and people getting a steak to their heart (Shiki). But, comedy is nice for a change. So, this is probably an accurate scoring, or not, but if this didn't help you, this was only to review in my eyes but if you found it helpful, thank you, if not *cries for sixteen years*.

~ D.M

It took me ages to complete this one and I barely laughed 4 times during the entire 13 episodes.

While I absolute love comedy SOL anime, this one completely missed the mark with this humor. I guess it was because the comedy party didn't really translate well, and maybe those who speak Japanese found it funny. But for me this was one of the most boring anime I've watched in my life. The animation quality was decent, but the characters were one dimensional and had zero depth, even compared to other similar anime. Though I'm a big fan of the Manzai style of ... comedy, this series didn't really execute it well. Our Main Character who's supposed to be the Tsukkomi didn't leave any kind of impression and was super bland, and most of the jokes were about sex, and that got repetitive real quick since they weren't even unique. Just the same 5 jokes repeated for 4 hours, that's how I'd sum up this anime.

Final Review - Not Funny, Humor doesn't really translate well, Too many weird sex jokes.

This is one of the most hilarious anime i have ever seen. If you want to really get a good laugh, please do not hesitate to watch this anime as it is really funny.

Story:NIL
This anime has absolute no plot at all. Maybe just a some events linking to the later episodes but I am absolute that even if you watch the episode half-way, it wouldn't affect anything. However, a anime without any plot to be this good is not something really common.

Art:6/10
I admit that I immediately left this anime the first time i watched it after about 5 minutes because the ... art isn't really very desirable. It kind of gives me a feeling of lethargy. When i first started that anime, I was already quite tired. Additionally, since it was my first time watching this anime the art instantly made me even more tired and I left this anime after 5 minutes.

Sound:7/10
Probably one of the main aspect that makes the anime really hilarious. Think of those sounds that would probably tickle you a bit. That's the sound you get when you watch this anime which contributes to the light-hearted anime.

Character:8/10
The characters are seriously, insanely funny. No joke. I dare say everyone in this anime has a really funny role to play. I really mean every character. Be it the main or the subs, they all had a role to really tickle me when I watch this anime.

Enjoyment:8/10
I really enjoy this anime because it can seriously and instantly brighten up anyone's moody day. With just one episode, I was instantly back to my normal self despite feeling a little depressed earlier. The jokes are funny to a certain extent. Warning: Most of the jokes are practically all dirty. You get what I mean. Dirty. I even went to the point when I google some stuffs to get what the joke is about and learnt some new vocabulary. Watch at your own risk, especially if your parents are really strict about things like that.

If you are feeling a little moody today, you can check out this anime because I think the jokes inside can cheer you up at least by a little. Thank you

Seitokai Yakuindomo is one of the more unique anime comedies I've ever seen and while it isn't a great anime per se, it is certainly an enjoyable one.

The story revolves around Takatoshi Tsuda's daily life with his fellow Ousai Student Council members. The plot itself isn't very exquisite and I'd even go so far to say is the weakest part of the series, but what makes it interesting is the personalities of the President, Shino Amakura and the Secretary, Aria Shichijou who have a habit of constantly making sexual references to just about anything that is brought up in conversation. Even the Treasurer Suzu ... Hagimura had her own personality quirks since she fits a loli archetype with the maturity of an adult...unless someone mentions her height. Tsuda in the Student Council was the only main character and seemed to be the only voice of reason. In regards to the story, my biggest complaint about it is it really didn't go anywhere. It even got to the point where it felt like the story was getting repetitive. If you're looking for any sort of romance or dynamic character building, there really isn't a whole lot. It stays pretty consistent from beginning to end.

However, despite my beefs with the story, I will admit one thing...the scriptwriting was fantastic. One of the funniest scripts I have ever seen in an anime and the seiyuu's did a very nice job of performing their roles. A minor complaint I do have about it is I wish they would've actually toned it down slightly with the sexual commentary and innuendo. There were times it seemed like they were repeating jokes and it just wasn't that effective the second and third times around. Still, this series didn't cease to amaze me with how bold it would get with its script.

I found the characters to be pretty funny and interesting. While I already mentioned the main characters, the supporting staff in their own right had their moments. Hata, Mitsuba, and Kotomi were three funny supporting characters to go with an already hilarious main cast.

There wasn't necessarily anything great about the animation or the music. None of it was that memorable but that is typically how goes with anime comedies. The one thing I can say was the OP was rather catchy and fit the mood of the series perfectly.

Overall, this is a rather touchy series in regards to enjoyment. If you love sexual jokes and humor, you'll love this series. I found them to be hit-or-miss, but I can say they hit more than they missed. It is a pretty strong comedy series as far as the writing is concerned. Like I mentioned, I just wish it would've done a little more with its story or at the very least, have a little more character building between Tsuda and his Student Council classmates. I think that's what separates a series like Seitokai no Ichizon or Danshi Koukousei no Nichijou from a series like this. Those animes are at least willing to try character building and story progression. Still, you can't go wrong with a series like this. It is refreshingly unique series for it's ambitious scriptwriting and if you're looking for a series that isn't too deep with lots of sexual humor, this is a must see.

Everyone has a different concept of humor so its not gonna be funny for everyone..HOWEVER due note that the first three episodes were funny and that I could not stop laughing if you are not into adult humor then this isn't for you.

Art:7
The art was different and meant to catch the viewers attention especially in the manga so its a seven for me.

Sound:5
Listen....the music is horrendous.....hated it,don't know why but just every time I watch an episode I speed past the theme opening. >_>
Personally I'd rather listen to j-rock or j-metal not this crap! >_>

Story.....there is none its just a comedy show.
...
Anyways its a pretty funny show so try to make the time to watch it.:P

"A-a-are you full already!?"

I had low expectations of this show. I don't know why, but I just did. It may have been the fact that these days, most animes involve this Slice-of-Life thing involving high school students. I've seen a lot of them, however, none were quite like this... how should I put it... Seitokai Yakuindomo, to my surprise, was actually one of the most entertaining animes I've ever seen. It's full of comedy that literally makes me laugh out loud. The unique part about it is that all of the humor is related to sex in some way, and it still comes out professional, ... mature, and hilarious above all. So let's get down to business, shall we?

Seitokai Yakuindomo is about a guy who gets into what was formally an all-girls school. The school started allowing guys in, however, most of the students are still girls. It's every guy's dream to be in a school similar to this one, but once you get inside, it's a completely different story. This guy, Tsuda, is one of the guys who gets into this school. On the first day, he meets Shino, Suzu, and Aria, otherwise known as the Student Council. As most of us know, student council members are supposed to be mature and smart. They got the last part right, but these girls are what make the show for mature audiences only. Constant sexual references about intercourse, jerking off, feminine hygiene products... and every single reference makes me refuse to stop laughing. Tsuda gets put on the Student Council, and that's where the story begins... if you can actually call it a story. It's similar to Azumanga Daioh and Lucky Star. There isn't really a story revolved around the show, it's just random fun every episode. It's good to take a break from the big storylines every once in a while, but I would have liked to see at least some plot take place at one point in the show.

When I watched the anime, I was apparently watching the censored version. How could I tell, you may ask? Pixels over pictures, beeps over voices, pretty much what you'd find in a normal sitcom these days. It was good for quite a few laughs, and saving me the expense of looking at what a vibrator looks like. Thank God for that. The artwork was good overall. I liked the character designs, especially Suzu's, her amazingly small figure makes it funny to watch her yell at everyone for calling her a kid when she is in fact 16.

Really good voice acting. I liked the voice actors and actresses that took part in making this anime possible, and I thank them for that. They handled their roles really well, and the humor they put out for the show was awesome. Pure genius!

Poor Tsuda. He's probably the most mature one in the entire ensemble, due to the fact he's able to keep a straight face and not freak out most of the time when a sex reference is brought up. It's those calm characters that can handle situations like that that make me love shows like this. It's also kind of interesting how instead of the guys making all those references, it's the women. You'd expect guys to do that, and girls would be too innocent to say anything like that, but it's all switched in this. Shino seems to take everything the wrong way, but she also brings the humor to the anime. Suzu is what turns people into Loli-Lovers. 16 years old with an IQ of 180, and yet, she's only 4'6". That's amazingly short. But she was my personal favorite character in the entire show, and I liked how the "Suzu's Head" arrow would start flailing around when the camera would go over her head. Aria... beautiful, rich, erotic dreamer... 2 of the 3 seem normal for one of the protagonists. That's right, I was referring to beautiful and erotic dreamer (not really). Her imagination takes thing to a whole new level in the anime universe, and it makes you wonder what these people were like as kids. I'd guess that they were pretty much the exact same, but I can't really picture a 6 year old reading a XXX magazine.

Constant laughs and enjoyment. I haven't ever seen an anime quite like this, it was totally worth watching if you're looking for something in the Comedy dept., so I would recommend this to anyone that loves to laugh. Those who get uncomfortable with any mention of sex, steer clear. Just don't watch it. You'll be more uncomfortable then you've ever been in your life. But those who don't mind for it, I challenge you to watch it.

The characters were one-dimensional and the sexual insinuations proved to be funny up to a certain point. There was no concrete plot. Seitokai Yakuidomo happened to be a collection of events mainly from the view of a guy who's in an awkward situation. Still, the series has its funny moments and does not fail to entertain.

I had high expectations for this anime ever since I watched the Suzu speaking English video which by the way was really funny.

Seitokai Yakuindomo was ruined by excessive sex jokes that became totally redundant after episode 2-3 but I stuck with the show as I was a little bit hopeful that I might see more like the Suzu video in terms of humour but no.

It was funny at first but after that only the occassional laughs were left here and there just by the reactions of characters. You know the anime lost its charm whenever the laughs are from the rarely funny reactions instead of ... the actual jokes.

The characters were basically copy and paste for those who made sex jokes as that was somewhat their main focus: to make sex jokes every single scene. And the show is basically made up of these sex-crazed characters except for Suzu and Tsuda who are the best characters (if at all) because they don't just think of something dirty to say all the time.

Since this is a slice of life show (a crappy one on that front too) there really isn't much of a story here. For these kind of shows its the characters that are the stories themselves; how they evolve throughout the anime and how they interact after a while of knowing each other. There was none of that here, you could literally watch the anime back to front and it really wouldn't make much of a difference. No one became memorable enough that I could remember their names, hence the lack of names in this review.

This really would have been a 4 if not for the likeable art style and great soundtrack. I managed to put up with this show because of these factors and as I mentioned before, the occasional laughs. It was almost a pain to watch this show so I won't be watching the sequels.

Of course this is just my opinion and I am into sex jokes, done right, considering Gintama is my favourite anime. In conclusion, I wouldn't recommend this show to anyone who hates excessive jokes of the same type and poor character development.

Seitokai Yakuindomo, I don't really know what I expected, but I was still disappointed. At the time of writing this review, this is the only anime I've ever dropped, and I will try to explain why.

Let's start off with the story, which is not there, there is no story. It's the most generic high-school scenery someone can come up with, and nothing happened in the 8 episodes I watched. It is the same, every episode could be the first one, and there is no development at all.

Speaking about development, the characters are the most shallow ones I've seen so far. Now I see what the ... point of this anime was, the 'plot' wasn't supposed to be interesting, it's more about 'comedy' if anything. Comedy which didn't work on me.

Now I wouldn't call myself a snob, but this anime was below my level. I can enjoy comedy, and even ecchi, although I'm not a fan of it, can be bearable if there's some reason for it. This however was not really apparent at all in this anime. I was constantly wondering whether or not I was supposed to laugh at the same sexual innuendo's that get thrown around all the time. It's as if the writing happened by a twelve-year-old who just discovered what 'sex' is. Maybe it get's better in later seasons, I didn't have the patience to find out.

The art and sound are alright, though not really good at all, maybe I couldn't enjoy it because I was already somewhat pissed off, who knows.

Overall though, even though I wouldn't call this anime good in any way, I can see it having some sort of appeal to a very specific group of people. A group of people I'm not part of. I'm sure there are worse shows out there, this simply has been my first encounter with an anime I think is dreadful. Whether or not you should watch this is something you can decide for yourself. If you enjoy the same iteration of sexual jokes, you might find this somewhat entertaining, for anything else, you're in the wrong place.

first of all,i would like to say that Seitokai Yakuindomo is full of Heavy jokes (or in other words, s*x Jokes).
so if youre the type of people that hate that kind of jokes.
than i must say :
"stay away from this anime"

ok now back to the topic.
Seitokai Yakuindomo is an anime adaptation from the manga "Seitokai Yakuindomo"

This anime contains the daily activities of a group of students in the student council.
their activities is filled with humorous commentary (although the comments containing heavy jokes)
... and funny acts committed by members of the student council whose mind is not separated from some perverted things.

the highlight of this anime is, of course the heavy jokes this anime has as their main course..

However, the heavy jokes itself that is the lack of this anime, because not everybody loves heavy jokes.

BAHAHAHA! Can't really write a long review about this anime. It's one of the first anime's i've seen (although i'm sure there are some that are like it) that are perverted in a way that most males can relate to. Instead of incredibly well endowed girls showing more skin than is necessary, we get the really....reallly.. REALLY messed up jokes about strange sex ideals and weird little things....like the suggestion box O_O...haha if you're in for a good laugh, take a look at this. If it's too mindless for you, then this is definitly never going to be something you could sit and watch, even ... on a weekly basis.

Hilarious, perverted, and plotless, Seitokai Yakuindomo (SYD) outclasses most of comedies in the anime scene. Having no overarching plot, this show does not have to follow the conventional methods of character development. This show also has witty and clever play with words, which always end up with great perversion.

Story - 5: Having no plot, SYD is very unpredictable; the audience won't know what would happen in the next episode (if you don't watch the preview that is). However, in my personal opinion, this adds to the excitement of watching it. Some shows I have watched (with an overarching plot) are so predictable and cliched, that ... I just end up skipping to the last few episode and not bother with the episodes in between.

Art - 7: SYD does not have the most detailed characters or the best drawings, however the simplicity adds to the humour, especially during the shows 'punch-line' scenes.

Character - 10: The characters in this show is the absolute best. The main four characters are Takatoshi Tsuda, Shino Amakusa, Suzu Hagimura, and Aria Shichijou, Shino being my personal favourite. This show uses humour common to the anime scene. By contrasting the perverted characters (Shino Amakusa and Aria Shichijou) with the 'straight' characters (Takatoshi Tsuda and Suzu Hagimura) this show is able to convey humour that is unique in anime. The characters in this show always have witty (possibly dirty) comments up their sleeve. Sometimes I even expect one after every dialogue.

Enjoyment - 10: Overall, SYD is a very enjoyable show. This show doesn't require a brain to watch, all you need is a strong diaphragm and a dirty mind.

Overall - 9: When this show and its sequel was still airing, I was eagerly waiting for it every week; downloading it as soon as I see it online.

If you like this show I also recommend:
Mangaka-san to Assistant-san to
Hentai Ouji Warawanai Neko [HenNeko]

I really shouldn't like this anime, I really shouldn't but once it threw off the shackles of at trying to be subtle and became completely shameless I found myself giggling like a school boy over porn.

Oh, you want to know about the story, well Tsuda joins the now co-ed, formally all girls, Ousai academy because it was close to his house and on his first day he is told off for the sloppy way he is wearing is school uniform by the eccentric student president and is coerced into joining the student council and is subjected to every masturbation, porn and general sex jokes by ... the girls on the student council. And that is it.

There are huge number of sex related jokes. I wouldn't call them dirty just smutty. It is generally the kind of thing you find funny or you don't. Most of the dialogue is there to build up to a sex related joke where there is a deliberate misunderstanding or it is just shameless.

Fortunately the jokes are delivered by some good characters with some decent voice acting many of which are standard anime fair, the almost tsundere school president, rich girl with large breasts, short but intelligent girl obsessed by her height, irresponsible teacher, emotionally stunted president of the newspaper club who is more paparazzi than journalist and hyperactive younger sister and of course Tsuda who is the straight man. Also a little romance for Tsuda with the president of the judo club. All of whom deliver sex related jokes.

Seitokai Yakuindomo is not a deep and meaningful anime. If find a barrage of sex related jokes not funny avoid it.

Right to the OVAs, oh I've already watched 3 why is the 4th not subbed god damn it!!!!

Seitokai Yakuindomo is a FAN SERVICE anime
just sayin'

STORY : so far, its okay but i doubt it would be interesting in the future so you are more into the story id recommend not to watch this but if u want a refreshing or like just for fun anime, i HIGHLY recommend this one.

ART: id say its okay, not as good as Eden of the east, but u could say its okay for a FAN SERVISE anime LOL.

SOUND/MUSIC: not really good but okay. im a guy who loves music and id say that the OP and ED are not well done in my opinion. as for ... the BACKGROUND music its alright.

CHARACTER/S : not really interesting, except for the main guy well i just started this anime so who knows maybe the guy will turn up ugly. as for now he's not the type of guy like the anime SCHOOL DAYS who just want to have sex and everything. Hes an alright uy so far. :D

ENJOYMENT: YES, YOU WILL ENJOY THIS ANIME ( i will change this after i finishe the anime :D) soo far this anime is freakin' HILARIOUS. that being said, if you like ADULT JOKES. this one is definitely for GUYS :D

OVERALL: i want to finish the anime first before rating this okay LOL

Seitokai Yakuindomo runs on a very simple formula; Protagonist Tsuda enters an almost entirely all-girls environment and is always (verbally) sexually harassed by the female schoolmates around him. The unique thing about the show is how the girls are the ones making the perverted jokes, giving you a very different feel of the girls act compared to other series (or perhaps closer to RL). Every other males in the series is almost non-existent (I forgot if I ever seen one) so there's a hint of harem, but it's not like that mattered for the show anyway.

There's a brief sequence in the beginning showing how Tsuda ... got into the situation he landed himself in, but don't go thinking that the show actually have any real story; Any form of plot goes as far as the first episode and the rest of the show is a series of perverted tsukkomi-boke routine, with Tsuda delivering the witty comeback to every joke.

The animation quality was mediocre. I didn't expect much from a show like this though. It did get the job done, but there was nothing impressive about it. I do like the OP and ED though, they've injected a more energetic feel into this otherwise fairly stale anime.

Seitokai Yakuindomo is fairly enjoyable if you'd like to just let your mind go blank for a bit and simply enjoy a slightly different kind of comedy. Not exactly what you'd call a "quality" show, but a fairly decent one nonetheless.

Plot/Concept: Kinda interesting...
Story Style: Good
Audio/Visual: Fairly good
Value: 7

Seitokai Yakuindomo

This one is a little hard to wrap my mind around. Don’t get me wrong – I was laughing like a damn maniac every episode because the things they say, or the puns they make, or the irony of the situation is just too hilarious. This anime really did make me laugh like no other one has. The only problem really is their way of doing so: sex jokes. That’s right, of every element known to man that has any comedic value sex jokes was the way they decided to go. And you know what? It was not even half bad. I'd recommend it ... to anyone who wants to have a good laugh. But be warned: it may be a little uncomfortable if you can't handle it. Nonetheless, its a great show. Just fantastic.

Story:
The story is very simple: boy goes to school, gets stopped by student official, is forced into joining their club, and then becomes very good friends with all the new people of the club. So essentially, he goes to school, is tagged for wearing his uniform in a sloppy manner, and then is forced into the club (in this case, the student council). Except you get much more than you thought you would. Of the three girls, Shino Amakuza is the perverted but exceptionally smart president. Aria Shichijou is the beautiful, rich ditzy girl who spaces out almost all the time, but she IS second best at school behind the president. Suzu Hagimura is super smart, the genius of the school, but is barely standing at 4 feet tall. Maybe even less. You can’t help but love the blend of characters.

Art:
This was probably the biggest flaw, as it was a big factor in why this series didn’t get a higher score. The animation was good. But that’s all. It was good. There where some parts where if you freeze frame, you see a grotesque image of facial features (nose, mouth, eyes) too far to the left, or too close together, or too far down. But when they move, it all goes back. So all in all, the animation is not bad. But I definitely think that the producers could’ve put more thought into it.

Sounds:
Ahh. The entrance was just great. Even from the first episode, the intro was very fun and childish and it just wasn’t as serious as the intro’s of most of the anime that I’ve been watching. So it was a nostalgic feeling I got from hearing the intro. And at just over a minute long, its worth it. I recommend you watch it at least once. But I gotta tell you, I watched it every chance I could.

Characters:
This is probably the best part. The characters are wayyyyy wacky, and I just couldn’t get over it. The inner machination of their minds is a complete mystery. You can’t say you like the rain, because then one says that it nicely camouflages the sound of masturbating. You can’t say you like it either, because then the other would say that you can’t safely masturbate because the rain makes it hard to hear who is approaching you. Odd? Yes. And the poor guy just cant win. What’s good is that they’re in groups. You’ve got the President and Shichijou being the perverted weirdos, and you’ve got Tsuda and Hagimura who are always combating what they say and attempting to keep the norm. They honestly all made even the perverted uncomfortable stuff watchful. I can’t tell you how hard these characters made me laugh. Schichijou is so damn adorable, because she’s rich, and thus, clueless. Not to say all people are clueless, but when you’re spacing out on the stairs for a few good minutes, then come to the realization that the school doesn’t have escalators like you’re accustomed to – yeah, that persons pretty much an idiot. The first time I saw her space out I was laughing hysterically and had to re-watch it about 5 times. I’m not a big fan of anything over ecchi unless I’m prepared for it or unless it is relevant to the story. In this case, it was relevant to the personality of the characters. They made it truly enjoyable.

Enjoyment:
I can’t tell you just how much I enjoyed this show. This show is seriously the first time I started laughing like a damn maniac. I felt like such an idiot, but I couldn’t stop. It was definitely one of the best shows I’ve seen in a long time. I honestly loved it. This is seriously recommended to someone who is MATURE. Not an age rank, but someone who can handle the amount of perverseness in here. If you’re uncomfortable with vibes or sexual innuendos, then turn away. It’s funny, but you need to be mature enough to get the jokes and know what’s meant to be funny and what isn’t.

Flaws:
The only flaw is the main plot for mostly everything: ecchi. Every episode has a perverted character in it. I’m not a huge fan of pervertedness, and so I didn’t really like the premise for the jokes, but it wasn’t all that bad. All in all, it’s a great show, recommended for anyone who wants to have a good laugh.