This anime wore it's silliness on it's sleeve and reveled in not taking itself seriously in the slightest. Honestly it was kind of refreshing when so many of the show I had been watching were all such slogs of overly dramatic stories that could have benefited from a bit of levity. Most of the characters were a little flamboyant, which is a nice way of say very gay without calling it out directly. I'm not judging, but let's not beat around the bush about it. Honestly the trap is one of the more hetero characters.
The power system was a little vague, I'm not sure if they were supposed to be werewolves or if they were supernaturals dogs or something, I don't know it didn't seem all that important. As mentioned above I think the goat was the GOAT of this show, and managed to bring the laughs in every scene he was in. Inept supervillains are always hilarious, like a Japanese Dr Doofenshmirtz except instead of fighting animals with hats he is one. Did he wear a hat? Sure let's say he did so my comparison makes sense.
I usually don't grade comedy anime that high unless I feel they had more cultural significance or just depending on how I'm feeling that day I'm very fickle. I give this one a 7/10 goats, so not horrible but not great.
