Baka Baka Baka na Sekai

One of the most ridiculous anime I've ever seen. It's like a 1968 Newgrounds animation; it's aged really well and it actually made me laugh a couple times. There is no story, just some short humorous clips strung together. No idea if there's any deeper meaning that went over my head, but I still really enjoyed it.

The animation could have been better even for 1968, but it has some cool real-life footage and photographs thrown in, and has some really bizarre surreal scenes and imagery. It's only 5 minutes long and a quick youtube search away, so If you enjoy dementia or avant-garde anime, ... give it a shot.

Not once in my fucking life have i ever seen something so disappointing from an anime made by Yoji Kura.

I really enjoyed his other films such as Acchi Kocchi and Manga which were quite appealing.

Story-1

I watched this twice and boy was it even hard just to watch this disappointment

Art-3

... It was quite colorful and a bit vibrant but still lacking

Sound-1

I couldn't understand shit.

Character-1

Was there even a character in the first place?

Overall-1

I warn you before you watch this trash of an animation please be ready to bear with this shit


In other words please dont watch this

I wasted a good 5 minutes of my life on this shit

Rate a 3
English subtitled
art film

Story
Not a story but random moments of bizarre attempts of humor. From pee jokes to other bizarre nature. This anime does not have a clear message. A lot of its depiction is on war. Could be making an artist statement on how a war or war in general is crazy and anything but helpful.

Art
-cheap production.
-art is moderately drawn at best.
... -rather than drawing backgrounds they took real life pictures for most scenes.
- animations are recycled (on a loop) in some moments.
-half of the production is not colored.

Sound
- few moments of vocals. All of which are sung. Not in a song form but in statement. Which i don't think should be in song form.
-sound effects along with vocals are a tad loud

Overall: This piece is nice to study art or admire amateur animation. Not a show worth watching.