Storywise, for starters, it was quite unique, there is no plot just the character itself, in fact everything was made to revolve around this seemingly perfect character. so it was really good for it's uniqueness, but not that good in it's story telling scenario, then again it's a 7 over for this category.
Artwise, it was decent, 4 over 10 to be exact, enough to say the least, cu's you won't find anything naughty in here, except of course for Yūya Sera in a black and white boxer......I can never understand as to why character designer Atsuko Nakajima have to illustrate him as this fat slob in his boxers.
Sound.......a 3 over 10 , since all the characters sounded like adults than teens. Plus the fact that I hate both opening and closing themes.
Character, I gave it a 3 over 10, not because there is something wrong with the main character.....actually, that's just it, their is really nothing wrong with the main character Sakamoto that his character can be rendered as BORING, due to that fact that he can get away with anything and I do mean ANYTHING, so that's why life ain't perfect, cu'z it'll loose any reason to live. Basically the main character Sakamoto is actually an embodiment of Japan's pursue of perfection, no wonder they're lives boring in reality.
Enjoyment, well for the the 1st 7 episodes it was enjoyable, but since the anime was all about main character all momentum of interest over this anime has gone, that I've started to just skim the remaining episodes, also, since when did the concept of throwing pie at a top student who is leaving became a tradition, I mean where did writer Nami Sano and director Shinji Takamatsu got such idea, does such thing really happens in real life in Japan's school? Or was it another misinterpreted western thing that the duo git when they saw some scene in Saturday Night Live? Anyways, overall I gave it a 3, for too much on the character and such pie misinterpretation that wasn't even funny.
Sakamoto OUT!
