Audience reviews
20 · Sample from the first available page, separate from the total number of ratings.
NEEDY_SPY
Classroom Crisis is an unusual mix of school life, corporate politics, and light sci-fi, but it never fully commits to any of its ideas. The show is extremely dialogue-heavy, often focusing on business negotiations and workplace drama instead of character development or action.
Despite having a “mecha” setting, the mecha elements are barely used and feel more like background decorations than an actual part of the story. The romance is also underdeveloped,,,there are hints of relationships, but nothing meaningful ever happens.
Because of this, the series feels confused about what it wants to be. It’s not a strong mecha show, nor a compelling romance, and the pacing can be slow due to the constant talking.
Still, the characters have charm and the world-building is interesting enough to ke…
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This is a conflicting watch for me & it's been a while since I've had this kind of confliction. On the one hand, they wrapped up the stories the series was focusing on, but on the other hand it felt like it was trying to weave more that it wanted to finish in a follow-up.
The premise is a hard to break down. Set in the future on a Mars city, a class set up to design rocket engines is assigned a new transfer student/manager to oversee their work. The school is under the authority of a larger corporation which make them employees. The business also has some officiations in politics which is less looked upon than the other factors but plays a role in the drama that pushes the story. Overall, these storylines are mostly completed by the end. There is mention of a higher figure in the business…
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I watched Classroom Crisis a total of two times. The first time, I rated the show a 10 and the second time I affirmed that I made no mistake in my score choice. I understand that this show's major appeals are not for everyone, but this show deserves more recognition as it is able to accomplish creating such a satisfying story in 13 episodes.
Here are things I love about the show in no particular order:
I love the main character, Nagisa Kiryu, and his development throughout the show. His character is so refreshing to see in the midst of every beta male MC that is common in modern anime. I love the rest of the cast, and although I may forget about them more easily than others, the A-TEC team has a lovable family atmosphere that I enjoy.
I love the OST, especially in hype moments, I find m…
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"THIS IS WORTH WATCHING"
As I have started this review with this statement, I will explain why it is worth watching.
[WARNING] This may contain spoilers, I might not notice, but please be aware.
So first, subjectively speaking, I did not like how the anime started. I think they lacked at introducing the story in the first 3 episodes. Somehow, it was boring from the start. After the third episode, it started to become interesting. The twist, the unpredictable events, the emotional moments, and I guess the comedy moments as well. It was all interesting, but I guess I can say it's fine. It may not be the best, but I am sure that it is not the worst though it is interesting.
The anime ended with a good ending, but I hope there was more episode so we can look at what happened to Iris Shiras…
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I WILL JUST WRITE THE REASON WHY YOU MUST WACTH THIS ANIME:
-You addicted to anime, yet you bore of typical school anime. You should watch it to refresh your mind.
-Realist and logical male lead. Some typical anime have nerd, otaku, unrealist, talkaktive, and passive male lead character. But, in this series, the MC has strong personality, ambitious, and mature mind set. (It's like Shiba Tatsuya mix Hachiman)
-YOU SEARCH FOR RELATIONSHIP DEVELOPMENT. There's no romance genre in this series, but from what I saw, there's a minor romance between MC and heroines. Yes, add "s", because there's 2 possible lover for MC, and those two was best friend. The MC not a bastard guy who not sensitive with romance, he handles those 2 fairly, so they dont break their friendship because of a guy.
-Seriou…
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I never wrote a review before but I felt like I have to write one for this anime.
My friend recommended it to me, seeing the average score being 6 to 7 on
several sites, I was a bit sceptical. I watched the first 3 or 4 episodes and I honestly thought it was pretty boring and I was about to drop it.
Howevermy friend told me that the beginning is indeed a bit slow, but it's still worth to watch. So I kept watching.
And he was right, I ended up actually enjoying it. Even though I'm not into political or spaceship stuff, they managed to make it quite interesting.
I'm a bit disappointed though, some characters had interesting backstories but they didn't really affect the character itself (looking at you, Nagisa)
I wish there was more character development and more about the backstory. And…
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This anime is amazing!
Every episode turned out to be interesting and packed with excitment. The story moves on and develops constantly, and that is great!
In just 13 episodes, things change and evolve so much, it is impossible not to get entertained.
The animation quality is great, the characters are not annoying and none of them are a classic copy paste we see these days. They have their own story, passions and deep motivations.
It evolves in a lot more than just a classroom of students.
Overall a very good anime, it covers sci-fi,action,drama,psychological, political,romance, adventure and it does it in a consistent and excellently measured way.
I'm surprised. I went in to watch it without expecting anything. And it turned out to be a remarcable experience.
Definitely a great story,…
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Classroom Crisis is way too far from any mainstream anime that I've ever seen. The cute design of characters and colorful approach to artstyle could be misleading as to what the core story of the show really is about. This isn't about cool kids building rocket ships, school festivals or teen drama -- nope. CC is heavily leaning on political matters, hungry corporations, and the manipulations taking place behind the scenes. If this is too much for you, then you are definitely correct about not watching this anime.
Classroom Crisis is, plainly put, about a group of bright students working as spaceship engineers, who are told that their class is to be downsized due to the extreme expenses of their projects and very recent failure of flying one of their rocket spaceship. The cast is mostly no…
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This is my first fully writen anime review :
Classroom☆Crisis is a very enjoyable show with a slow start
When i first start wathing this anime a few months ago , i put it on hold after the first episode because i felt that the story seems too boring . At the start of this month i decide to give this anime a second shot and it did supprise me.
First , the frist few episode start of very slow with introducing the character and setting . After that, the story start to unravel with each episode better or as good as before .
Story :8/10
The story resolves around the elite class A-TEC and the main protagonist "Kiryuu Nagisa ". The story is good overall but i wish it had more details
Art and sound : 8.5
The Art is nothing special because the art feels the same as a normal mecha anime.
The OS…
Read at the sourceMuffledSilence
Much like an actual rocket, this show takes a while to get off the ground before finding its story and really speeding up. What I expected to be a rocket mechanic slice of life veered into Dan Brown and John Grisham territory with corporate intrigue. There are a few plot holes in the story, but nothing so major that the story and character interactions more than make up for them with how well they are done.
If you can get past the first four or five episodes and liked the politics/economy parts of Log Horizon, definitely check this anime out.
Read at the sourceBanjoTheBear
(This review has been adapted from my blog/reddit thread. Spoilers ahead!)
Every year, my family and I go to the cottage we have up north. We ride on the pontoon, we go to the local ice cream store, and we sit around the campfire making s’mores. These separate events are fun, but what makes them so awesome is getting to spend them with my family.
I remember one night when Craig, a cousin of mine, brought a telescope with him. It was a clear night, allowing the stars to brightly shine against the dark backdrop. He had been practicing viewing objects in outer space, and, by that point, he could consistently find Saturn. So he set up the telescope, aiming the device at what looked like to me some arbitrary spot in the sky.
When I peered through the scope, I saw a tiny, beige dot. It was Sa…
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Humanity has successfully expanded beyond our fragile blue home and has established colonies throughout the solar system. At the forefront of this gigantic leap for humanity is the Kirishina Group, a Japanese conglomerate that is in no way related to the Buddhist deity. In order to maintain their competitive advantage, the company conducts research on rocket engines through the group A-tec, which happens to be composed of dependable high school students smart enough to be learning rocket science. However, their new transfer student may be troublesome, as he is also their new boss!
Classroom Crisis, regardless of execution, is a differentiated attempt to mix political intrigue, future fantasy, and your ordinary high school setting all in one. Though there are many holes in the setting and…
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Classroom Crisis was only a small interest of mine, and when I read some reviews I was not expecting much from the show. I went in with no expectations and at first was really pleased with what I saw. Unfortunately what followed after the first couple of episodes was a roller coaster ride of lack of interest and anger. I do not often find myself thinking that a show didn't live up to its potential. We all can look back on something and see what we think could have been better, or what we might change. Those are just opinions and generally the story pans out in such a way that I don't feel strongly about my own opinions. However I found myself thinking that this show really chose the worst path to follow. With that out of the way lets get into the different sections.
Story 6
The story is…
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My first review so don't hurt me too much okay?
Genre: Slice of Life, Sci-Fi
When i first came across Classroom Crisis i thought to myself: Hey the artwork looks good! lemme watch it for a little bit. So i went to MAL and naturally i saw bad/mediocre reviews about it. this got me to be really scared, since i didnt want to watch a anime that would eat away my brain cells, but boy, am i glad that i didnt drop it, so lets get to the actual review.
Story: 7 (MAL rating), 7.5 (my rating)
to be honest, along with some people, i found the introduction to this anime to be average. Like too much talking. ugh. But it helps contribute to what happens later in the story. But as the show progresses, the show stops being boring and becomes rather interesting!
The story is basically about a wonder gr…
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This anime was a tease: The premise was enough to get me to watch it (or rather, to convince me to TLC it), but it turned out to be as uninteresting as Ben Stein reading the Yellow Pages.
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When I saw that the show was going to be set in an advanced engineering high school run by a megacorp on a space colony, that sounded amazing, and when the first episode showed that the program was being shut down and they needed to save it, I thought it was also going to be great! Love Live was one of my favorite high school anime, and they did the "save the school" plot very well, so I was expecting similar themes running in Classroom Crisis- namely, the class pulling together and making a stand to save the program with their own hands. Now,…
Read at the sourceFlawfinder
Without giving too much away about my personal life, I work in IT. My job involves tinkering with technology that helps improve people’s lives in ways they didn’t know they were being helped whilst never getting the recognition involved with being involved. Whilst I’m not the most knowledgeable when it comes to what’s current or how it’s implemented or how to use Linux for everyday life, I do know that this is a tough career path and even getting started can be a big pain. Interviews suck, especially when you pass many of them only to fail at the final stretch. The learning process is worse than Dark Soul’s. Multiple failed projects. Corporate decisions screwing you over. The works.
So I guess in a way, there is some merit in Classroom Crisis portraying that part of my life. Doesn’t chang…
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Classroom Crisis is an anime that I've seen get praise this season. Not a lot of praise, but a bit of praise. Thing is, Classroom Crisis is bad. It's objectively not good. I can understand why people could like this, but at the same time, I can't.
Story: 2
Classroom Crisis gives an abysmal attempt at crafting its story. From the beginning, we are confronted with a conflict. Good, plots need a conflict. Couple more episodes, though, and we begin seeing more and more problems arise. There are so many different conflicts and so many different plotlines, it just becomes difficult to keep track of.
There is a main plot, saving A-TEC from being dismantled, but for some reason, a third of the way through the anime, this gets put on the backburner for 4-5 episodes, and instead we get to focus o…
Read at the sourceMugisa
Nice watch. Dependable male lead. Intriguing plot twists and action. Interesting space-age setting with heavy political overtones.
There were just a few hiccups for me:
The romance was contrived and devalued some of the characters, though perhaps it's just personal preference.
The story could have been more detailed overall; perhaps more worldbuilding, character backgrounds and development, and more explanation for each of the happenings. It may have made the romance worthwhile.
Wish it had a mature feeling, but at least you get the feeling that the young adults/children are young adults/children.
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This is my first review and I write this because not many saw the best of this season that gave us Nihon. For all haters/fans this is just my opinion and you can think what you want don't be mad and write your own review if you want to critic an anime.
[Story 9/10]
CC Project contains a simple story to understand, a group of students / workers in a company in the future where manufactured rockets.A-tec is the name of the group which tried to carry out his last project and show it to the company to stay or leave. Like any anime they will have difficulty in achieving its goals and this is where it gets good, the fact is wanting to finish the chapter keep seeing more and more because you want to know what will happen next or where continuous.I wish i can write more about story to be clear bu…
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This show proved to be the biggest surprise for me this season, one which I'm happy to say ended very well.
I won't bring any spoilers beyond the general trends of where the episodes head.
The first few episodes give a very strong slice-of-life comedy drama vibe. It seems like that will be the trend for the whole series, which would make it a rather simple, "done-before" anime.
However, even from the very first scene, the writers slowly began to change the trajectory of the story. Bits and pieces and hints are strategically placed and begin to grow: corporate intrigue; complex backstories; mysteries and secrets; hidden parts of character personalities; and so on.
They continue to build up until they start to reach a tipping point, which drags the whole show into a new direction. With a…
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