After reading the synopsis, I was immediately interested and the reviews seemed to be popping out with excellent scores. This story is an immediate 10/10 for many reasons. Quick overview: The storyline and characters are so deep and compelling that it just has to be a 10/10. Watch this anime, you won't regret it.
Firstly what is this story about: Simple, it's about a bond shared between 7 cellmates in a reformatory prison. This story goes so in depth that this bond surpasses any other "bro-ship" you can think of (even the one between Bulat and Tatsumi in akame ga kill). The things these seven men are willing to do for each other will warm the hearts of anyone and everyone.
Story: 6 teens are sent to a reformatory prison due to their own crimes (most involved stealing or violence). Though the reformatory prison is very much so "Hell on Earth" the 6 boys manage to meet another cellmate who would change their lives for the ever:Rokurouta Sakuragi (AKA BRO-CHAN).
The storyline is so intense and deep that you'll have no other choice but to watch the next episode.
Character: Each has their own sad past, leaving the viewers pitying them for growing up in hellish conditions. Only negative of the anime is that they didn't go into depth about two certain character's passed but nevertheless you are still shown hints of their past in the O.P. The antagonists in this anime are so evil and detailed that you'll be leaving them on your top 10 antagonist list.
Sound: A 10/10. The opening fits perfectly with the theme and the anime's title. Secondly, there are times when Americans will be talking in English and it sounds normal. I've watched so many animes where the English of Non-Japanese and Japanese anime characters has been so cringe-worthy.
