Reviews

As a show featuring idols, transgenders, and yakuza, I started watching it because I thought it was going to be very unique. I expected some mix of elements from K-on, Bandori, Love-Live, Aikatsu, etc. and some bit of plot points like Bungo Stray Dogs. I was wrong. The focus of this show is on comedy, and even the comedy started feeling cliche by Episode 4 as almost all of them have something to do with the 3 main characters being a transgender. The only selling point, comedy, started out strong but once that is cliche, there is no other selling point to it.

The animation is so pathetic if someone told me this anime was released in 1990 then I would believe it if not for running jokes around transgender. The number of actual frames used is probably less than 300 per episode on my guess, but with various special effects slapped on. Some of those special effects include shaking 1 frame back and forth, rotating a frame by 40 degrees over 3 seconds, zooming in/out, etc. At least 80% of the all movements you will see in this show is mouth movement, and the others being base limb movements such as walking. Unless mouth movement and Japanese voiceover is a high priority for you, I honestly would recommend you read the manga instead as there is no real animation aspect to it to this "anime".

Only reason it's not getting flat 1 out of 10 is because I actually enjoyed the running joke around transgenders, but lower than 3 out of 10 because all it can offer is the running joke around transgenders.