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*warning: this review is going to be a bit too detailed for some to handle*

Found out it was available on YouTube. Yeah, it can't be as bad as everyone says... Wrong. I found this from a forum topic asking for the worst-rated animes on this site. It deserves a 2.80 rating, it's lucky it's not a 1.

This is incredibly gross. The poo coming out of the couple's mouth is incredibly disgusting. The woman's tummy rumbling made me feel uneasy. Just honestly despicable. How is this called an anime? Just disgusting.

Huh, the name really fits, doesn't it? I feel disgusting just thinking about it and ... imagining it in my own head. WHY?

If you want to watch it, it's readily available on YouTube. Do it at your own risk. If you want a graphic short of a couple vomiting poo out of their mouths and still being able to love each other, that's okay.

(spoiler alert)

Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc has an anime adaptation. It condenses the game in just 13 episodes. I have a few points, I actually liked it, but it's mediocre at worst and good at best. I don't think it's a 10, but I don't think it's lower than 6.

Here is my first point, the art. How different the art is in the anime from the game was shocking when I watched it. (By that, I mean the characters.) After watching episode 1 and then seeing most of the gameplay of THH since I promised I wouldn't return to the anime until I've seen at least ... a good bit of the gameplay, it looked really bad. Fast forward a few months after I finished watching it, I saw a clip and yeah, it looks like crap. In some clips, the art is actually really good. It looks good close-up, but looks meh when it's a shot of the characters' bodies.

Second point, the story. It felt rushed, but I felt satisfied because of that, since I got used to watching class trials for 1-2 hours. You can't really write a good adaptation of a game in just 13 episodes. The characters' backstories have to be included. 2-cour (24 eps) would be good for this anime. They decided to go with the fact that it was a reality show even though my friend who has watched Danganronpa 1, 2 & 3 said it wasn't true and was surprised when I mentioned they said that. Maybe it was meant to mislead the viewers? I don't know if it was in the game, though. For 13 episodes, it was good. The way it built up excitement from episode 10/11 was great.

I actually give it a 7 out of 10 because it was an actually good adaptation and it made me keep watching to the end. It's not the best, but not the worst either.

The story revolves around Italy, Germany and Japan, the Axis Powers. Italy is funny and joyful to be around, Germany has a romantic interest in him but is annoyed by his actions. The romance builds up during the episodes, so it doesn't feel empty and you empathise with them. I really felt the chemistry between Chibitalia and the Holy Roman Empire Japan is a shy introvert who meets new people in the series and I love his voice in the series.

It also focuses on the Allies. America was pretty much a jerk and I couldn't decide if I liked him or not. England was ... a self-righteous "gentleman" and I liked him and I also love his voice. China wasn't in the series a lot, but he is patriotic to his country and comes off as pretty confident. I actually felt sorry for Canada because no one acknowledged him.

This is a great series overall, and is educational. It teaches geography and history, and I learned a lot of stuff I didn't learn before. The art and the 5 minute long episodes were perfect for the series, in my opinion. Would definitely recommend to others. I barely have anything negative to say, so conclusion: amazing.