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Extremely stupid. Extremely cringe. Extremely annoying. That is basically the definition of D-Frag!
The show gives us four or five female leads and a MC, and somehow manages to make nearly every single one of them annoying.
First, we have the girls who apparently decided that having a personality is too much work, so they just assign themselves elemental identities. One is the “water” type, another is “electric,” another is “earth,” and so on. This isn't really a clever character gimmick. It's just something the show keeps throwing at you while expecting you to laugh.
Then we have the main female lead, who looks like she walked straight out of the “tiny anime girl” department. Her entire comedy routine seems to be switching personalities. One moment she's acting ridiculously cute, the n…
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The story is about a guy getting blackmailed into joining a school club: the Game Creation Club (provisional)
I am not a fan of anime that revolve around a guy getting blackmailed by women.
It does have its funny moments. But alot of times its just drawn out scenes that take way too long to conclude.
The comedy is way too few and far between.
The main character is always yelling. It gets pretty annoying.
The female characters are not completely unlikeable. But aren't likeable either.
I would say the best characters are the tsundere Takao who has secret feelings for the main character. She is the president of the real Game Creation Club.
And the trap Sakuragaoka. Because traps are always likeable.
The characters always have to deal with rivals obsessed with trying to shut their club down…
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Defragment is a computer term that refers to the process of organizing and compacting files on a mass storage device to create larger regions of free space. Meanwhile, "D-Fragments" (usually shortened to "D-Frag!") is a funny, but sometimes hard to watch, anime series. There really isn't any connection between the two, just thought it was interesting
The music, animation, setting, and base plot are seemingly average for most high-school anime. What makes this anime stand out is it's strong characters and their dynamics. This is because basically all of the female characters in this show are bat-guano insane. Every episode presents a new possible way for all the main character girls in the "Game Development Club's (Name Pending)" to torture and humiliate the main character, Kenji Kazama.…
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This anime knew what it was and stuck to it all the way to the end, even if it didn’t work all the time. Despite how cute the chibi Roka is, this show struggled at its most dramatic, namely a two parter in the middle of the season and the three part season finale, which this show didn’t really need to have because this show was actually funny during the four panel episodes. As entertaining as a lot of these character dynamics were, I think the worst part of it all was trying to force “romantic competition” for Kenji in the form of a masochist who can’t take no for an answer. At the end of the day, it is probably better that this was only one season 11 years ago, because a second season wouldn’t fix any of the problems.
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Sometimes you just need an anime that doesn’t take itself too seriously, and D-Frag! fits that mood perfectly. I honestly still don’t get why the author decided to name it D-Frag! though. It’s not exactly a title that sticks in your head or gives you any idea of what to expect, but hey, the show itself is definitely worth a shot.
The story is straightforward, but it works—our main guy, Kenji, starts off as this delinquent type but somehow gets dragged into the Game Development Club by a group of quirky girls. The way he reluctantly goes along with their antics while forming actual friendships is both funny and surprisingly wholesome. Kenji’s personality is super relatable, especially with his sarcastic reactions to all the chaos around him.
The humor is the real highlight here. It’s full…
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Stories: 7.5
In terms of the story, this anime actually revolves around a problem, namely maintaining the game development club, peppered with absurd stupid behavior
and I think this is funny and I enjoy watching it
Visuals:7.5
Nothing special, just ordinary in my eyes but very enjoyable
Character: 8.5
I can't discuss much because almost all the characters here are very absurd and a bit stupid. There is one that caught my attention, namely the MC himself who wants to live a quiet life in high school but is disturbed by very absurd friends :v Enjoyment: 9.5
This is what is very important about this anime, for some reason I really enjoy this anime, maybe because the comedy offered by this anime is not monotonous and that makes me happy :D
Overall: 9
(Sorry if I'm too stiff to give my opi…
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D-Frag! - A Hilarious and Whimsical Comedy Gem
Rating: 10/10
Introduction:
D-Frag! is an absolute gem in the realm of comedy anime, delivering non-stop laughs, quirky characters, and an infectious sense of humor. From its offbeat premise to its eccentric cast, this series never fails to entertain. As a dedicated anime enthusiast, I wholeheartedly recommend D-Frag! to anyone seeking a lighthearted and uproarious experience that will leave them in stitches.
Whimsical and Unique Premise:
D-Frag! sets itself apart with its whimsical and refreshing premise. The story revolves around Kazama Kenji, a delinquent who finds himself unwillingly joining the Game Development Club, a group of eccentric and unconventional members. Their misadventures and absurd shenanigans bring a unique twist to th…
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If I had to describe this anime in one word, that would be 'fun'. It had everything I expected from a comedy anime. No complicated story just pure enjoyment where a bunch of high school students goof around. This anime cracked me up in almost every episode. The animation was also good, not as fiery as Demon Slayer or anything like that but well off. Then again, this anime didn't need that sort of animation. The characters were so goofy and their reactions were so different than normal that it's hard to anticipate and immediately makes you laugh. It was thoroughly enjoyable.
So, if you just wanna have fun and chill, I would very much recommend this one. 🖤
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At the start of the series, I had thought it might be a formidable comedy anime that I could put alongside Cromartie High School, Saiki K and Konosuba as some of the best out there. Unfortunately I think there were some stumbles in this series that make it fall short of that.
It’s still quite good, but I think there was overall too large a focus on the girls in the Game Development Club and more specifically only 1-2 at a time rather than using the whole cast and their low and different personalities to craft really good jokes and short stories.
So many characters I would hope to see every episode just kind of get largely ignored for a still serviceable main story for the episode or series, but it’s not what I wanted or expected for the show.
Comedy is still pretty solid but I think…
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First review on MAL; i'll keep it brief. don't go into D-Frag! expecting anything out of the ordinary or any crazy plot twists etc... it's a fun story, with fun characters, and nothing more than that. doesn't mean it's a bad thing but for what it was, i enjoyed it hence the overall rating of 6. for the type of story that it is (comedy/little hints of romance), i think it did its job well. overall, D-Frag! is the type of show you could/should watch when you're on your search for your next big series; it's relaxing, simple, and easy to watch.
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D-Frag.
It's probably the comedy that gets the best of the best out of the typical clichéd school setting. Not only are the scenarios questionable and stupid, but the characters are also really wacky airheads and if you combine this with good humor and lots of amusing parodies, you get the top of a simple comedy.
D-Frag is about a group of chaotic people who kidnap the protagonist and stick him in their game development club (Temp). And from then on, the ridiculously stupid madness of the protagonist's everyday life takes its course.
[Story 1]
A game development club that doesn't develop games and prefers to build nonsense. This is practically the entire plot. With a simple yet amusing parody of a shounen final fight at the end of the series.
[Characters 3]
Mainly the usual stere…
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THIS REVIEW IS SPOILER FREE!
This anime really deserves a second season, I think it is one of the most underrated comedy anime out there. Besides comparing it with top comedy anime like Gintama, Saiki k, Mob psycho 100, Grand blue, Hinamatsuri, One punch man...etc. I feel that D-frag really stands its ground, the voicing for each character is very good, the comedy is great, the characters are cute and funny, surprised this never got a second season, i had moments where i laughed a lot and it was just plain fun, I had so much fun watching it long ago. It is one of those feel good shows to watch after you're depressed or stressed out, or after you watch horror violence anime like berserk, claymore, hellsing, attack on titan...which has a lot of violence and you wanna rest from it, D-frag is…
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spoilers:
My reviews almost never has spoilers but I always get in trouble for it. So I am just going to say what this anime feels to me, how I enjoy it, how the characters are and how it could haven been improve without spoilers Ill try not to.
This anime feels like your typical harem anime there is no tag but this is a harem. The girls fall in love with the male MC which seem to be on sight. To give credit to the anime it does say the MC is good looking(i don't know if he is it's a drawing), so the girls might like him for that shallow reason which makes more sense than other harem. If you seen Gamers!, Yamada-kun to 7-nin no Majo, Netoge no Yome wa Onnanoko ja Nai to Omotta and Ben-To you seen this before they do nothing new they reused old jokes you heard in other anime, the same bo…
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If you are looking for a lighthearted anime with some funny jokes, then D-Frag! is for you.
D-Frag! is an anime that is very similar to KonoSuba with its humor. There are a few jokes that get old, such as one characters boobs being larger than the others. However, I laughed pretty much every episode.
The many story focuses on the MC hanging with a group of girls that are crazy. The show highlights the antics that they get into. Overall, I would recommend this show if you are looking to laugh and not think very much.
Pros:
-Most jokes are funny
-The main characters are likable
-The MC isn't annoying
Cons:
-Repetitive jokes
-Not much of a story, each episode is self-contained.
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I do not usually review here, but seeing the exaggeratedly positive number of comments, I was forced to do so. I will try to be short but concise. The animation, story and music are average for any generic anime of this style. However, my biggest problem is with COMEDY which is almost NON-EXISTING in my understanding.
the reason is because there is a difference between an absurd comedy and ABSURD SCENES without any kind of grace and it is in this last category that "D-frag" falls. Therefore, I would only recommend this if you do not have any good comedy pending to see, such as Gintama, asobi asobase, Sayonara Zetsubou-Sensei, Joshikousei no Mudazukai, Nichijou, Chio-chan no Tsuugakuro, among others.
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The anime D-Frag is about The Kazama Family a gang of three wannabe delinquents and close friends, spearheaded by Kenji Kazama, is trying to make a name for themselves at Fujou Academy. On the first day of the term, the gang finds themselves putting out a fire in the Game Development Club. Instead of thanking them, the eccentric club members attack and knock out Kenji's two friends, forcing Kenji to fight for his life. Failing to escape, the gang leader is coerced into joining the Game Development Club. This show as no clear plot however, it has many enjoyable moments where you will just laugh and have a fun time with, not only does the comedy hit spot on most of the time, the voice acting is just spot on with the characters. You may find some things generic, or overused but D-Frag does it…
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Ridiculous, over-the-top and basically everything you've come to know and expect from anime. My scores for D-frag are kind of all over the place, but I think by the end of this review you'll come to realize why I gave it an 8 overall.
Story: 5, Look at the genre tags , Game, Comedy, School, and Seinen. Seinen is practically just a target audience tag, whereas Game and School are mainly setting based tags, which leads you with one conclusion, and an accurate conclusion at that: D-frag is a pure comedy anime. Let's face it, pure comedy anime aren't known for having deep, intricate stories that captivate your heart and make you rethink life, no, they're meant to be enjoyed and have to give you your own fair share of laughing fits. Thus, while there isn't really a story going on here, my scor…
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It's a story about a high school kid who is a delinquent but is actually not. Then he joins a weird club and meets a bunch of weird people who do weird things and then he starts doing those weird things cause he as no other choice.
It is an average show but the comedy is slightly more childish and mostly consists of dumb jokes. If you are into that kind of comedy then go for it. It does not have like a plot or story its just like a chill anime with comedy.
Personally, I did not like it that much because in the beginning it really hooks you up and then its just the same dumb jokes and as the anime progresses the jokes get stupider and stupider. The characters were okay, Everyone is basically like stupid except one guy he is the only intelligent one.
I would recommend this anime if you r…
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So, I just watched D-Frag!, it's a show I vaguely remember hearing about when it came out and then basically nothing. Every time it did come up, it sounded like another run of the mill high school comedy that runs on clichés and doesn't bring much new to the table, but I'm going to try and explain why D-Frag! might be my favorite comedy anime of all time.
It starts out simple enough, there's a club about to be shut down due to lack of members. It's full of cute girls, one of whom explicitly says she's gonna miss doing nothing. On the other side, you've got the main character, a juvenile delinquent who's the leader of his own gang but is actually a softy and will absolutely do the right thing in a pinch. Heard all this before? Yeah, the show knows, you're not supposed to take it seriously,…
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I just wasted 48 or so hours burning through D-Frag as I was duped into thinking this anime was "it," humor, slice-of-life (sure, you just took a chunk, not a slice, of my life) and overall a funny series but no, D-Frag tries ever so hard to be funny and relevant that it felt drier than the perserved prunes my mom keeps in the pantry, dude, let's start with that Kenji Kazama's guy, his constant shouting is grating to the ears (yes, I know he is supposed to be that guy from Gintama, Shinpachi but...). If you are hell-bent on not joining the club, LEAVE and end the series at the 1st episode and spare us all the misery.
Second, what exactly are they trying to focus on here? I am aware this is about a club's survival not to get shut down or was it about trying hard to be funny but only succee…
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