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Alternative titles: "That Time I Got Reincarnated As a Serial Rapist", "Rise of the Rape Hero", "Re:Rape, Life in a Rapey World", "Overrapist", and "No Game No Rape".
It's possible to handle dark themes like sexual assault, torture and abuse in adult ways that actually have a point and a comprehensible motif. This is only slightly above a revenge and rape hentai. Go fucking read something else where the main character doesn't serially assault every woman he meets. Abuse does not beget abuse. Just because the main character was abused does not mean his actions are justifiable. I literally can not believe that this source ... material is getting an anime adaptation and it makes me ashamed to like manga and anime.
EDIT: Also this shit is somehow transphobic, homophobic and incredibly lesbophobic along with the rampant misogyny.

Obviously this is quite subjective, but to me this is the worst My Hero has fallen. I've watched all of the show, the previous movie and am current with the manga as of chapter 293, so I think its apparent that I really like this franchise. I love Deku, I love Bakugou, I love the clear influence of western comics and I love the quirk system. I enjoyed reading the manga the most, but the first season is the best shonen can be imo. I have mixed feelings about the next three season with some things I like and some I hate. All that being ... said, this is the only thing that I can truly call bad in the franchise as of yet. The story is just abysmal. The main villain has no motivation over, "The strong should rule the weak" and while the other villains in my hero are nothing extraordinary, at least their motivations are properly set up and have compelling backstories. Here its like they didn't even make an attempt. None of the new characters are expanded on in any way whatsoever and our favorites from the show don't really do anything interesting or indicative of their previous characterization. Deku is for some reason just entirely brain dead through out this entire movie and doesn't ever have a plan when going into a fight. While the last movie wasn't fantastic either, at least the characters got some time to shine and it ended on a high note. Also, the final fight in comparison with the first movie's was really disappointing for me as I found it quite ugly and not very exciting. Anyway I'm dissapointed. Definitely wouldn't watch unless you're just a die hard fan who just gets joy from seeing the characters on the screen.

I actually really like this manga. It brings me no enjoyment to give it this low of a score. There are panels that look great, characters that I love, and a world with a lot of potential. Unfortunately around chapter 100-150, the quality of this manga's writing has nose dived to an absolutely abysmal degree. After reading the latest chapters I will never read this again and it kinda sucks because there was a time that I was really invested in this story, but I just can't be after this last arch. When characters are committing suicide just because they love someone so much and ... not for any actual reason, your story is out of touch and illogical. So many plot lines just lead to absolutely nothing, so many confrontations aren't actually important. Nothing seems to have any weight or result in any consequences. The story never really did have any big consequences, but it felt like the protagonist was constantly developing and growing enough to keep you engaged. Now it feels like nothing is really happening. Like events can't really have any consequences as if they did the author might not be able to pump out another hundred chapters. Beastars was a story with a very strong foundation and clear development for its characters, but I don't think it ever had a planned ending and its suffering for it now. This is no longer a good story with compelling characters. This is a trash story with a handful of good characters and I'm sad about it. Read the first hundred or so chapters and then accept that nothing ever resolves and stop reading.

Story doesn't really go anywhere and the character pale in comparison to Shuzo's other works. Replace the psychological drama and horror of his previous and future works with uncomfortable body horror and you already know the extent of what Happiness has to offer. It's really unfortunate cuz some of the art is a real treat. I love how the vampires of this world see the night sky as if it were a Van Gogh. It's their home and thus they find beauty and comfort in it, so it works in tandem with the story as well as looks good. The problem here for me, was ... the characters. They're all so one note and none are given any back story or real attention except for the main antagonist and at the point where his origins are shown, which is done in a very well illustrated sequence of paintings, you have already seen him do some really fucked up shit. Because of this his back story honestly serves no purpose. You already hate the dude its not gonna make you hate him more to see him do more fucked up shit to characters you've never even seen before. I feel like there was a lot of wasted potential here and if more time was put into character development rather than torture porn, I think this could have been something great. Ultimately it stumbles in almost every way and is a slog to get through. I kept pushing through hoping at the end of the grotesque violence there would be some deep, captivating moment but it never came.