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First, I did not play the visual novel so I cannot say how faithful is this adoption to the visual novel. Instead, I will judge it solely on the anime itself.

Story: 4
Nothing much can I say than the synopsis, but the dialogue is bland. It is just your average conversation rather than big speech where it is life and death. The story moves really slow. I am three episodes in and did not learn much about the characters.

Art: 8
The art is done really well for the main character and the scenary. If you are a fan of Tony Taka's art, then this anime would not ... disappoint you. I found all the three girls are cute and maybe it is their eyes or their hairs, but something about their looks that I always look forward for to them. Scenaary is detail, but not stunning.

Sound: 6
Nothing much can say in this part since the music is so average. From the sound of it, I think they took the OST straight from the visual novel. So far, there isnt one that is rememberable excluding songs. It is not amazing, but better than the average character's insert songs we often seen in anime since they did hired Lia rather than getting the main character to sing it.

Character: 4
All characters are so boring. All they talked about are bread, helping people, and the typical daily chore. I don't have any problem with it, but three episodes in and I did not learn anything important about the characters. The side characters feel like your typical RPG characters where they tell you to do this, get this, give you hint, and etc. Nothing really stood out.

Enjoyment: 3
I have never felt so bored when watching an anime. I can tell this show has potential and if I stay with it, it might pay off. However, with the lack of character development and combine it with boring dialogue, I have to drop it.

Overall: 5
If you like Tony Taka's art and don't mind slow pacing story, then you will like this anime. Other than that, nothing about this show really makes me to look forward to the next episode.

If you ever love watching George Romero's Night of the Living Dead and Dawn of the Dead, then you have to love this one.

story:8
it is just your basic zombie movie with the characters trying to survive the horror.

art:9.5
given that this if madhouse, they certainly put many effort in this anime. the camera work is the best in term of anime I have come across. the way it moves from one character to another or zooms out gives you a feeling of the area that there is no way to escape. however, I have to give it a 9.5 due to the fact, they tune ... down the gore from the anime. there should be intestine hanging on the side of the zombie, exploding brain, sever injuries, and such.

sound:?
for a zombie show, i expect to hear something that gives you a creepy feeling like the theme for the Halloween movie. for now, there isn't much music to it. the only good music by far is when they first met the zombie.

character:10
A+ for voice actors and all of them are interesting characters

Heroman is not your typical Japanese. If fact, it is a throwback to one of the 80s and 90s American cartoon. Remember the old days when you sitting in front of the TV on Saturday watching cartoons such as Spider-Man or TMNT. Well, this is one of those boy's cartoon. So far, the plot is pretty generic, and I highly doubt it will get any more in-depth. The art looks amazing as it represents what american culture looks like. However, aside from the human, Heroman and the aliens are laughable. Heroman looks the the Stay Puff Marshmallow man from Ghostbusters and the aliens reminds those ... angel from Evangelion.

Overall, if you like watching old nostalgic cartoon, then I recommend you to give this a try