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What can I say that hasn't already been said? As a show this is terrible. Not just because it's a creepshow of an underage boy being taken advantage of by a very much grown man, but because the relationship between them has no redeeming qualities. I've known men who had their first experience with a grown man as a child who took on a mentor/student relationship where the sex was incidental. While not right, there's still something to take away from that which puts it more in the moral gray. This isn't that. This is an entirely one-sided relationship where a man takes what he ... wants when he wants and has no regard for the person he's taking advantage of. Definitely trash.

That said, this is one of the best prank anime of all time. As an OVA, this is a great episode to show to the uninitiated so that they won't be caught off guard when they find the true degeneracy anime as a medium is capable of. That's right, ladies and gentlemen. This isn't that depraved a show as far as anime go. If you're watching this because of its infamy you may find yourself disappointed. You've already been desensitized to this type of thing a long time ago. But someone who's never seen an anime like this before? The look on their face is priceless and that makes up for everything else wrong with this show.

Fun for the whole family! This is a show about a man down on his luck who manages to claw his way back out of rock bottom and prove his self-worth to the people that put him there. A story about redemption and self-acceptance. While a lot of the themes are somewhat adult, they teach a valuable lesson to anyone who's been beaten and downtrodden. There's something in this show for everyone and characters that are kind and relatable. Personally I think Keyaru is a good role model and I'll definitely try to emulate his way of life in my own. His healthy and wholesome ... relationship with Ellen is something everyone can learn from!

When I was a kid I used to get mad bullied by everyone, even the little kids in the preschool room. I always wished I was strong enough to fight back, but getting put in an arm bar by a four year old really kills your ego. Then this show came out. I feel invigorated by watching a man who punches his way through off all of life's problems without a care in the world. The man's going bald and cares so little that he doesn't even bother buying hair plugs! Overall a great show, I wish I could get my revenge on those kids ... that shoved my head down the school toilet with a punch as strong as his.

Did we watch the same show? Everyone hates on this but this is one of the few shows I've seen where the main character not only takes action but gets it on with half the girls while managing to keep it a secret from all of them. Still, he probably should've stopped while he was still a head. Definitely a quality show for men of culture and something I'd recommend everyone see once in their life. If for nothing else then to know what the hell people are talking about when they reference this masterpiece. A harem show that does it right with a twist ... ending that makes the rest of the show worth the watch!

A decent show marred by its fanbase. I swear if I see one more Makima-stan post about how they want to motorboat their face on her bare chest, I'll commit sudoku all over the morning newspaper. The plotline works well enough but the main character is about as bland as they come. The 3D animation has come a long way in the last few years, but it still has a ways to go before I'd consider it on-par with traditional 2D animation. Still, the animators put some serious work into it and there's been plenty of trash 2D shows recently that make my power point ... presentations look like sakuga. Your mileage may vary, but if you do watch this please avoid getting infested with Makima simp energy.

I'll avoid spoiling any of the major plot points, but I'll tell you right now in case you're wondering: no, Shinji doesn't bone Misato. I know you're devastated, so am I. I thought this was going to be a great show about large robots fighting monsters and an MC who mans up and gets with his cute roommate, but I'm sad to say it isn't. Instead we have eight hours of characters moping around feeling sorry for themselves and five minutes of action so they can bait people into watching this with the promotional material. 4/10, trash tier Gundam show. Go watch Iron Blooded Orphans ... instead.

Imagine this show but with the soundtrack replaced with a compilation of Hannah Montana's B-side tracks and you'll realize this show is all style and no substance. The soundtrack carries it a bit but the plotline itself is incomprehensible. The characters are shallow and all seem to hate each other yet the show wants you to care about them and their relationships. It reminds me of those Family Guy episodes where the characters blabber a bunch of vitriol at each other and then MacFarlane has them smile as if to say 'it's all good, I still love you' and expects the audience to buy into ... it. A truly dogwater show that didn't deserve the work of Yoko Kanno.