It has a good story though at times unrealistic. The idea of a former motorcycle-savvy gangster wanting to put GT before his surname is pretty unique nonetheless. Onizuka's process of doing that is even more of a surprise.
I could go on telling the reader loads of funny stuff but that would spoil everything.
The animation has a somewhat 80's esque. There's nothing wrong with that but it was first released in the late 90's; the time when the anime art of today were storming the screens of Japan. I would've given it a seven but if I think about it would look advanced if it were released in the 80's so I'd give it a nine.
Besides it fits the mood.
The songs good. Some of them were done by two of the most popular Japanese bands of the nineties and today. Those days when HYDE had a ponytail and Porno Graffiti was(well) young the sound of their voices were just fresh. I give some credit to the others.
Driver's High rocks!
I praise GTO for it's expanse character exploration and developtment. It's unbelievable how it defines each and every one of them very well! Onizuka does a great job changing his students using his witty street smarts. Onizuka is perverted though but to hell with that.
Not bad on the characters for 43 eps. Unlike some animes out there...
Enjoyment is clear.
It entertains period(.)
Overall 10 out 10 outstanding! Every episode contains good laughs and always leaves a heartwarming feeling after finishing one. Lessons are learned everytime. Go watch it.
