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Weak. Just weak. You have a blonde gyaru with a funny accent, that should already be a massive win, so I don't understand how it's possible to mess this up this badly, but here it is.

The whole show is like a broken record. Guy meets up with gyaru, they eat something, "UMAAAAAAAAA~~!", guy gets embarrassed, the end. This is every single episode of this show. If you ever had the feeling anime (especially slice of life) is running off of a template, this will amplify that feeling 10x, except the template is only 1 page long.

It's just a waste of time and that's coming from ... the guy who's very easy to please with just "haha funny booba sound effect" moments. It's not thought provoking, it's not cute (enough), no CGDCT, it's not even lewd, it does not even have comfy feel-good moments that any slice of life should have. The most you get out of this anime is one snippet worthy scene with the gyaru's mom. Otherwise it's so repetitive it gets annoying.

I saw one meme with the pink hair girl from this anime and decided to watch it just because of that, thinking it would be some silly funny anime. BOY was I wrong. It's on the complete opposite end of the spectrum, a tragedy/tragicomedy. Most anime like this start out strong then get some incredibly dumb endings cuz the author doesn't know how to resolve the overcomplicated plot she got herself into. This is the opposite, it starts out trashy, which is why one might think it is going to develop into something like School Days (which I'm no fan of at all), but then ... Happy Sugar Life gets some really good plot twists. It's a story with 0 positive characters in it. Everyone's messed up one way or another, which I bet is the reason this anime has such a widely divisive score. Ironically, in this sea of messed up characters the pink yandere might have been the best thing that's happened to the broken loli. That's what this story is about, I think, broken people finding their own happiness. It's bitter-sweet.

It's definitely not for everyone, but if you're degenerate enough to read this review, you're degenerate enough to watch this. Hell you might even like it. Go now, my little weeblets, go and witness THE NUT ROOM ;)

(FYI: don't worry, the loli is safe and protecc'd)

Wasted potential, is all I can say. If only this anime was more accurate, like the one about lifting at the gym. Instead it's so inaccurate that even people who don't know shit about skateboarding can tell that the stuff happening here is just plain retarded. It's throwing the whole appeal of a sports anime right out the window.

Don't get me wrong, it's still a good anime, but it could've been so much more. Art is nice, love the music, animations are cool (and unnecessarily over the top). Reki, despite being the coolest character in the cast, ends up getting the shortest end of ... the stick. You just hate to see it. A lot of the rest of the characters might as well be straight outa WWE, which is just so jarring. They feel so out of place in an underground skateboarding event, freakin' weirdos.

This anime will probably lose its steam by ep7 anyways.

So I've stuck with this to the end. You know, it's kind of amazing to see an obvious dumpster fire eventually become something just barely decent. Nagumo's ruthlessness kinda saved this anime, because it's pretty bad in every other aspect. Watching him put a bullet into anyone's head he doesn't like without hesitation, after they're helpless on the ground is surprisingly satisfying. The rest of the characters is either a pathetic carbon copy from Konosuba, or just straight up annoying (I swear I'm going to bury the blue bunny girl alive one day). The story is run-of-the-mill isekai stuff, but with the hero getting sent ... to hell straightaway.

The shitty and obvioiusly low budget 3D animation almost makes you hurl at times. Hell, even the editing is bad. Have you ever seen bad editing in a tv show or a movie? You see it on YouTube all the time, but you don't notice it, because you're used to it there. Here, it really stands out. Even the opening isn't properly aligned with the music. It's like this is a fan-animation made in some eastern European backyard with the budget of a couple adidas tracksuits.

Yet I get the feeling this kinda made money for the studio, because it's isekai and it's profitable. If it did and this shitshow ever gets a season 2, I hope it gets a proper budget, because this could potentially be very entertaining.

The animation is amazing, the soundtrack is awesome, but if the story is not interesting enough, it sadly won't matter.

After the first couple of episodes, honest to god, there were some where I legit just fell asleep in the middle of it, or I kept skipping through scenes and watched entire episodes that way. I was bored out of my skull.

Fairies are basically this anime's version of weaponized Jojo stands. It's kind of unique. The story follows the members of what is something like the secret police of sorts, created specifically to oversee and control fairies in the country. But good lord, the story is ... a mess. You jump from one place to another, each time for something seemingly less important than the task at hand. No mission is ever really completed and you lose track of what's important (like those oh-so-important research books on fairies), because everything just flies by quickly each episode.

Kenja no Mago done wrong. I'd end the review here, because I don't think it gets more accurate than this, but this is MAL..

EP 1 was actually off to a good start, but it falls apart so quickly right after that in every aspect. The story already smells sweaty because it's isekai, but then you get blatantly stupid mid-fight plot power-ups and forced drama, followed by a very weak harem and villains who pretend to have a grand masterplan, but actually don't seem to know themselves what they're doing.

Animation is as cheap as it gets. Sometimes you get an elementalist mage trying to be smart ... using chemistry, other times you get the usual "2 dudes charge at each other, than after a flash appear behind each other and one of them falls" even though this is an anime about mages. What's even the point of having mages here?!

Hard pass!!!

I see everyone is trashing this one real hard, but tbh its only fault is that it came late to the isekai party. Yes, it's rather run of the mill and "safe", but that doesn't make it bad. It's still very much enjoyable. Objectively speaking, the only area where it's truly lacking is the animation. At times it's very easy to tell that this one didn't get a big budget.

Without spoiling much, a former chemistry/physics professor becomes an archmage in a world where magic mostly abides the rule of physics - this right here is the key part which makes it somewhat captivating. It's just ... a shame it doesn't dive deep enough into science for all the spells.

2/10 reeks of School Days

There's nothing else to say, really. It starts out as a comedy-drama and then becomes your typical overly dramatic drama, where every dramatic situation is a result of completely forced and illogical stupidity.

Most dramas have this problem, where drama is created for the sake of creating drama, not because it makes sense. The characters make decisions that completely contradicts their earlier built-up personalities, regardless of whether you consider them thinking with their brains, or their genitals. E.g. (without spoiling much) like a high school boy suddenly wavering in his loyalty to the girl he confessed his love to, just because a ... slut tricked him into touching her butt and he got a boner from it, EVEN THOUGH in an earlier episode he was jacking off like there's no tomorrow to a random pron DVD. C'mooooon, a high-scool boy knows how to handle a boner, they don't act like this...

There's many more weird shit like this that just makes no sense and forces drama. You won't miss out on anything if you don't watch this.

Tsundere dragon and hyper-lesbian princess trying to be cute in what is mostly a slideshow as far as animation goes and lots of "almost-moaning", because it's not like the 2 main character will ever say a single complete sentence to each other. In fact, you will likely never hear them say anything other than each others name with shiny, shy eyes.

Something as simple as pulling up a thigh-high within the first 5 minutes of this anime has very deep philosophical implications and you'll have to be very cultured to understand the underlying existential question imposed by it, such as: "This makes me sad about myself, ... why am I watching this?", "What the fck am I doing with my life?" and "I will never have a thicc dragon waifu tail to use as a pillow, so why even live?"

Clearly, this is Anime of The Year... no, Anime of The Freaking CENTURY.

About as hot garbage as the DC movies in general lately, but for completely different reasons, because "Japan" - that means giant mechs and all the typical Japanese trope stuff.

Now that wouldn't be bad in and of itself. I'm even on board with the premise of going to feudal Japan with Batman. Good idea, could get crazy! But the way it was executed?! I can't write spoilers however, so I'll say this: the ending is so hilariously bad that I just can't help but laugh as I literally tear my hair out. It's so bad it's almost good, but then takes an additional load of ... crap onto itself and makes it terrible again.

Artstyle? Good. Music? Awesome. Characters? ehhh, the Joker kinda saved the day. Story? "Oh, no!"