Oretachi ni Tsubasa wa Nai: Under the Innocent Sky.

About:

This is one of those anime based on a novel simulator, but with a somewhat different story, because it involves the main character with three different personalities. The game is produced by Navel (Shouffle!) and the direction the anime is done by Shinji Ushiru, the director of the Campanella Shukufuku. There are also manga being published in various magazines throughout Japan The story about a boy who has multiple personalities (apparently 4), but three stand out: Takashi Haneda, Narita and Hayato Shuusuke Chitose. The story unfolds with a complicated plot and scenes packed with fanservice, each personality has a group of friends and a special ... girl, over the episodes, the stories will be crossing and in episode 11 no longer has its own history

What I saw:

Oretsuba was not one of those works that excel in understanding of who attends, is right in trying to be non-sense and show a lot of panties and bras out there. It's a bit difficult to make an analysis of the anime, because I really did not understand a damn thing this story pointless and extremely stressed. It starts bad, gets ugly in their own half and goes through the penultimate episode as the largest Japanese crap I've ever seen. It's ridiculous when you see the officers trying to solve all the problems in the last two episodes, 10 episodes of which were full of bitching and no history. What's the fun of a lot of heroines delayed offering to the main character? Does the game is as bad as the anime? I do not know!
You can watch Oretsuba another 10 times and still not understand bulhufas pretty common in a non-sense of quality, a non-sense that does not really make sense and make the audience laugh and think "What the fuck" thing that this design does not cause: You do not questioned nor fun. I honestly do not know how I endured (even with an umlaut!) Follow the anime for this long, like a story made by me in writing classes; legal traveled for 10 episodes and wanted to be smart in the last 2 episodes.
NOTE: My essays are like that!

Positive points:

The closing song and the male characters. The dash and the image also

Negative Points:

The opening song, the story itself, the final development, the girls chat and the creator of the blog comments!

NOTE: 35/100. As the Lords of Metal: Basically a bunch of horse manure, but not really disastrous.
IMPORT: No way
Season 2? : Only if you sell it. I would not see
LIKE: I think nothing, at least nothing that has seen

Osb2: If my comments are exceptions, I apologize, because maybe they just do not understand it ...

Original text in portuguese: http://animeluchos.blogspot.com/2011/06/ore-tachi-tsubasa-wa-nai-analise.html

If you want to watch an ecchi anime . . . this isnt for you. The ecchi scenes are few and far between and just jump out of no where. The ecchi fanatic will be starved, had some meat dangled in front of him, and then have it repeat.

If you want to watch a drama . . . . this isnt for you. It is not hard to make me cry in an anime. I cried during Angel Beats, Clannad, One piece (When Robbin says she doesnt want to die . . . . i watched it 5 times and made me cry every ... time) but not once did this anime touch my heart or make me feel attached to the characters with the exception of Asuka who really should've been in the story more.

Another thing this anime does wrong is it is too confusing for too long. I understand having some mystery in your show but when you don't know what in the world is going on until episode 8 of 12 . . . that is a bit much. without giving anything away, it will jump from and to different stories completely randomly and you will have absolutely no idea what they have to do with eachother, why certain things are happening, and what the point of anything is until 3/4 of the way through.


WARNINGS BEFORE YOU WATCH THIS
Episode 1 is the first nail in the confusion coffin. If you want to cut down on the confusion a bit, skip the first 3 minutes of episode 1. They have nothing to do with anything that is about to happen.
The art is good except for 2 guys and 2 girls that look WAAAAAY too similar.This adds to the confusion. 2 of the girls have the same hairstyle except one has a bow and the other doesnt. And also 2 of the guys have the same hair color and similar hairstyle. Just a bit of warning when going in . . . the guy at the restaurant and the guy in the city are NOT the same person. That had me confused for a while.
There is one very over the top ecchi scene in episode 8. Like . . . incredibly out of place and way more intense than anything before or after it in terms of ecchi. Mute your computer for that part.

This wont be your favorite anime but if anything, it will teach you what works and what doesnt in an anime. The only scenes i actually enjoyed were the ones with Asuka. She kept me watching but there just simply is not enough of her. Anyway, overall, i give this a 5/10. It is probably the worst anime ive ever seen (other than girls bravo. The only show i have ever dropped). But that isnt saying much since most i have watched were amazing. it has good points, but it has way more bad.

This is an experimental anime, specifically what kind of anime would you produce while under heavy influence of methamphetamine. But this anime appears to have required a copious amount of the said drug.

Story: Nonsensical, really anything that resembles a plot is just there by accident.

Art: Nope

Sound: There is indeed sound, not good but it is there.

Character: It appears that the character being so demented that it is an accurate reflection of the creator. A deranged psychotic writer.

... Enjoyment: Nope nor does using drugs and alcohol help.

Overall: It is crap, really poor execution into something that could have been done better but it is shit full nonsense of an anime.

Is this anime good? No.
Is this anime enjoyable? I think so.
Would I recommend it? Not as a piece of art, but if you wanted something to laugh at with friends (and you were comfortable at watching something fanservice heavy with said friends), yeah, go for it.

A breakdown of the episodes;

Episode 1 - Mediocre sex comedy
Episodes 2 -6 - What?
Episode 7 - Actually pretty funny. I would recommend watching it if you have an immature sense of humour.
Episodes 8-12 - Somehow wraps up the plot and almost manages to make the previous episodes make sense. I'm not sure how.
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The good;

Genuinely made me laugh at points. The humour is random and immature, but I liked it.
The characters, though mainly terrible people, are mostly fun to watch.
It probably would actually have some rewatch value since there's (kind of) a twist that you (or I at least) don't figure out until near the end.
The tone is cool, it doesn't take itself too seriously.
There's noting particularly wrong with how it looks or sounds.

The bad;

If you're looking for realism, plot or character decision wise, this is not the anime for you.
The female characters are mainly there to take their clothes off.
There is a lot of fanservice. The version I watched had a lot of censorship, but I'm sure you can find uncensored versions somewhere (although I have a feeling that there's one particular scene where the censorship actually makes it more risque).
It has cutaways to random meta scenes. I personally thought that these fit with the tone, but they might annoy you if you're actually invested in the plot.
The least interesting character is the one that you're actually supposed to care about.

In conclusion, it's not good, but I enjoyed it.

To me,the title of this anime should have been "We without direction" as i seriously do not understand what the creators of this anime is trying to put across by complicating the plot to what is actually a simple Story line. This anime is about a boy name Takashi,that due to having been abused,suffers from split personality disorder. Basically,we get to see how the lives of him and two other different charactors created by him,unfolds and how they eventually are linked to one another. Shusuke,who is a poor part time waiter in a restaurant but who is also a freelance writer. Than we have Hayato,a ... handyman who agrees to help a girl name Naru search for her missing bicycle. Than there are a whole lot of other minor charactors that i shall not mention as i feel that they are one too many in an anime that consist of only 12 epiodes. I thought that this anime would turn out to be like Baccano so i watched the entire series hoping for a good ending in the last episode but that did not happen. Instead,i was left with more questions as I felt that this anime suffers from trying to make it's audience guess too much as to what is going on to properly enjoy it. I wondered,given that the three different protagonist only appears during a specific time of day,and if all three are the same person (given that Takashi is actually both Shusuke and Hayato) did the creators ever though that the friends of either or both Shusuke and Hayato would eventually meet him by chance on the street and recognize him,resulting in him being exposed as having split personalities? Or that the whole events that happened to Shusuke and Hayato are all in Takashi mind? What about the whole arc about being a noble knight to some other universe,since it's all part of Takashi's immagination? Overall, 2/10, an anime that is neither smart or artsy.