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This is very much so targeted towards people who like Humiliation/Exhibitionist porn (naked people in public) which if that's your thing; more power to you. It follows an Incredibly Bland protagonist as he tries to ensure that the Student Council President doesn't get caught doing Exhibitionist/Lewd things in public.

It just doesn't go the extra mile to be an H-Manga, it tiptoes around being an H-Manga and doesn't commit enough and that knocks it down a lot. It would benefit a lot with its tone if it did go the extra mile, but it refuses to.

But if you read the first volume and think its ... kinda bad; skip to the last volume, it is incredibly funny and if that was the tone of the entire series this review would be a lot more positive. to avoid spoiling everything: after getting rescued from a deserted island where most of the school was naked, the main characters shift society into a nude caveman society and overthrow the government.

Bright was a bad Will Smith Movie Netflix made in 2017 which was a classical fantasy movie with Orcs, Elves, Magic Wands, and Evil Gods but in a gang setting, bringing up classism with the Thug like Orcs and top 1% Elves. (it currently has a 6.3/10 on IMDB).

this movie feels like a blend of Yosuke and the original Bright. the plot follows an Orc who was originally following the Bad Guy and a Human Ronin (with 2 dead masters) taking an Elf girl with magic and protect her from the a villain dude who wants to take over the world with her magic (and ... take her North to the land of the Elves).

the Music and Audio composition is really good but the visuals aren't great. this is a CGI/3D anime and all of the models are pretty stiff and awkward looking.

Story: there were a few things that I wish happened *my way* towards the end but nothing game changing (difference between giving this a 6/10 and a 7/10). when you watch it you will probably figure out what I am referring to.

Art: I love how everything is drawn and colored. there is a little bit of 3d animation that is jarring, but never lasts more than a minute each time it is used.

Sound: I watched it dubbed and I didn't notice any bad voice acting or any miscasting. I really like the music used.

Characters: I didn't hate any of the characters. everyone was kinda ... realistic in their motivations and goals. I've gone to High School with people like Smile and Cherry.

Enjoyment: 8/10. I liked it a lot, but it will be awhile. I think if you like Slice of Life anime and have an hour and a half to kill, you will not regret watching it.

TL:DR, it isn't bad but the Manga is better, and that saying is supposed to be extinct in the modern era where the adaptation should be better. everything is faithful and the pacing is great, but the animation isn't where it needs to be for this show.

Story: its a somewhat well paced tournament arc about the strongest Gods fighting the strongest Humans in history. the anime hasn't gotten to my favorite fight (Hercules vs. Jack the Ripper). the Story is just set dressing for the fights

Art: It's decent but everyone has it to be 10/10. the animation is on par with Season 2 One ... Punch Man and the Manga Fans needed something akin Season.

Sound: Good. I watched the dub and the Voice Acting wasn't bad. the only part I didn't like was Odin's Crows but I imagine they were made to be graining on the ears.

If you liked Tokyo Ghoul 1 for the drama that Kaneki had along with the first fast and meaty combat; then first 4-6 Volumes are meh and don't give what you want, but most of 6 and 7 onwards will scratch that itch for you.

I prefer the original Tokyo Ghoul manga to this one but that is more because we were being introduced to the world and there feels like a slight disconnect between the first manga and the sequel.
the art is great and towards the end because everyone at that point's abilities were somewhat varied in appearance and utility and overall CHONK. ...

the main plot follows the doctor character from pt1 in his attempt to make stable Ghoul Human hybrids and the CCG (Commission of Counter Ghoul) and their escapades to kill the characters we've grown to love in pt1 for almost 6 Volumes when it goes back to focusing on the struggle of the Ghouls in the world. for that first half you almost want to sympathies with the CCG because the story for that chunk is almost exclusively told from the human's perspectives which I felt was slightly refreshing.

the only flaw I would put in the second half of the Manga which is otherwise great is; if you've watched/read Naruto up until the end then you maybe familiar with "Hashirama Cells" and there is an heavy equivalent in the plot that I feel is used a tad bit to much.

the Art and fights do not disappoint in any way, even during the first 6 volumes, and the characters all get their own moment that make them special. a lot of the new ones fall flat but all of the old characters are still great.

tl:dr, its 2 point less than the original. do not watch the anime, and if you are an anime only person; read this and the first manga, things will make a LOT more since.

One Piece isn't for everyone and that is a good thing, I don't think everyone should like One Piece because it exists as a slight Niche within the Anime and Manga community. not everyone is going to like grand adventures on a massive scale and that is okay. different people like different things and that is what makes us people.

One Piece is a massive story with Tolkien-esc detail and Oda has injected so much creativity into his world. Story Beats that were sprinkled within the first few dozen chapters are currently given light time to be analyzed and discovered in the current chapters. at ... the end of most arcs, you usually have a feeling of "how is this the greatest climax in One Piece, but also how does it feel like there is an Upswing". One Piece is a perpetual motion machine of defining expectations and storytelling and it is a treat reading it weekly and watching things unfold piece by piece. the Art is dense and detailed

if you want to experience One Piece read up until the end of Baratie because I feel at that point, you witness the start of most of the plot threats that push the heart of the series and after Baratie, excluding a few arcs like Long Ring Long Land and maybe Skypia, you are going to be given an absolute treat that cannot be matched.

Story: I'd prefer if it was more historically accurate to the story of the Black Samurai, but I'm fine with the Mystisium and the Magic elements, but on the same note I can live without the giant robots no one explains. it's a really good Ronin/Samurai fantasy story.
Early on there are several flashbacks that explain Yasuke's backstory. I felt cut up the action and went on for a little longer than I'd prefer. 6/10

Art: the art, character designs, and action scenes look great. there are a few scenes with ugly CGI foot soldiers in the background firing arrows and spears at each other and ... it looks ugly, but they never turn the main characters into CGI Monsters during any of their fights. 8/10

Sound: I watched the dub and outside of one or two bad choices with side characters, I feel it's well casted. I don't remember any standout tracks though. 7/10

Characters: Yasuke and Saki are fine tougher and I love the final fight they share with Saki plays support with her magic and Yasuke goes on the offensive. the main villain was Disney Evil, wanting to consume Saki's magic in order to live a few extra decades because she wanted to continue ruling over Japan. there is nothing redeeming about her and I like that. 8/10

Enjoyment: I liked it. I wouldn't rewatch it, but I'd recommend it to people if they like Samurai Epics. 7/10

Overall: 7/10