Audience reviews
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LegionIscariot
Its an anime where the girls have nothing but sex on their mind.
A new boy attends a previously all girls school which recently became co-ed.
You'd think the guy would be the big pervert. But its actually the student council girls.
They always talk about tampons, their vagina, how wet they are, and putting stuff in their butts.
Funnily enough this anime doesn't have that much fanservice. Barely any upskirts, cameltoe, or nipples.
The characters are very funny. The male MC is the straight man dealing with the absurdity of the situation.
Shino Amakusa the president, looks like your typical strict girl, but is a pervert.
The secretary Aria Shichijou, looks like an innocent sheltered girl, but always makes dirty jokes.
The treasurer Suzu Hagimura, a lolita who is very sensitive about being…
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[8.3/10] Seitokai is a rare combination of chill and degeneracy, and it works really well.
The comedy is fast-paced and creative, making it easy and fun to watch.
Jokes mostly rely on the dynamic of unhinged characters like Shino trying to be contained by modest ones like Tsuda. Shino being my personal favorite can best be described as entertaining, cute and most importantly completely nuts. The cast isn't big, but the few characters it has are fleshed out.
Iconic moments that stuck with me were Tsuda executing a header or the pros and cons of rain being discussed.
Visually, the show is slightly above average for it's time. You can tell that a lot of passion went into making it.
The only thing that could make this a bad experience is not being a fan of the humor. I, however, had a blast.
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*This is a review of all the anime for this released so far (and likely ever). Both seasons, their OVAs, and the movies.*
Seitokai Yakuindomo is centered heavily around raunchy comedy. There’s a decent amount of comedy of other types, but the core is still very much perverse humor. Despite that, this anime really isn’t ecchi at all. The characters will constantly be making innuendo, discussing underwear (or a lack thereof), and even playing around with dildos. But there will be very little of things like lucky pervert situations that actually show anything. Even when it needs to illustrate something for comedic purposes, it’ll often use abstractions to get around actually having anything sexy happen. I’m certainly not saying that’s a bad thing. But it is certainly something to keep in min…
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This anime ended-up being far tamer than what I expected.
Seitokai Yakuindomo essentially is your run of the mill slice-of-life anime about the daily life of high-school boys and girls (more girls than boys, in this given this case) of the school's very own student council and all the antics that go associated with it. There are some sexual jokes thrown here and there, and sexual themes are prevalent all through this series given how intense they can become at times, but it definitively isn't the sex-obsessed crazed show I believed I was gonna get into when I started watching it.
Now, at this point of the review you may be asking yourself "then, why did you then give this show such a high ranking provided it wasn't what you originally expected when first got into it?" That's easy to answ…
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This anime is a masterclass in lighthearted, adult humor that never fails to put a smile on your face.
I finished the entire series - 2 seasons, 2 OVAs, and 2 movies - in one swoop, and I couldn't get enough! Tsuda's accidental induction into the student council, comprised of the lovely Shino, Suzu, and Aria, sets the stage for non-stop laughter.
What I love about SYD is its clever balance of witty jokes, relatable memes, and genuine character development. The humor's never too crass or over-the-top, making it accessible to a wide range of viewers. The art style's also noteworthy - clean, vibrant, and expertly crafted.
The characters shine, especially Tsuda's transformation from reluctant participant to enthusiastic council member. Shino's deadpan reactions, Suzu's adorable quirks, and…
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This anime features silly characters with well-defined personalities, but these traits are not explored deeply and remain within a comfort zone. The story lacks depth, and all the humor revolves around sex. The jokes are mostly direct and explicit, with everything reduced to sexual innuendos and blatant sexual humor. There's no real progression in the storyline; it has its funny moments, but the overuse of sexual jokes becomes ridiculous and exaggerated. At no point does anything emotional happen, and there's no character development or story arc. Everything stays exactly the same as it was at the beginning. The music and animation are decent, but nothing stands out. Overall, it’s a very silly and forgettable anime.
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Yet, I enjoyed it :v
Read at the sourcePanzerIV-J
- This Review is for the entire series, not just the first season, but I do touch on the quality of the story for it -
Is Seitokai Yakuindomo revolutionary or special in any way? Not at all.
Does Seitokai Yakuindomo have a story? Yes, but it is very simple.
Is Seitokai Yakuindomo a good show? I would say it's enjoyable.
More than that it is its own thing, it doesn't do anything new, but it doesn't fail to be dumb entertainment for each episode.
It's actually really decent at showing an episodic story where you can really start watching anywhere in the series, not to say that there may not be plots that are shown throughout the whole series that can explained more if you watch each episode, but for most of the episodes you can probably hop in and get a dumb comedy.
This show is really sub…
Read at the sourceKazama_Kenji
It took me ages to complete this one and I barely laughed 4 times during the entire 13 episodes.
While I absolute love comedy SOL anime, this one completely missed the mark with this humor. I guess it was because the comedy party didn't really translate well, and maybe those who speak Japanese found it funny. But for me this was one of the most boring anime I've watched in my life. The animation quality was decent, but the characters were one dimensional and had zero depth, even compared to other similar anime. Though I'm a big fan of the Manzai style of comedy, this series didn't really execute it well. Our Main Character who's supposed to be the Tsukkomi didn't leave any kind of impression and was super bland, and most of the jokes were about sex, and that got repetitive real quick sin…
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Overall:
Seitokai Yakuindomo is an anime that is not only amazing the first time, but also worth rewatching as you gain more knowledge and context for its jokes, making them even funnier than before. If you just want to relax and have fun without thinking too much, this is it
Story:
Seitokai Yakuindomo relies entirely on sex jokes. The whole damn thing is just sex jokes, and if there are some innocent times they're nothing but a setup for sex jokes. Despite this the anime doesn't even rely on fanservice to deliver them, using nothing but various features of Japanese language and culture to setup wordplays and possible misunderstandings
For those who don't really understand Japanese, quite a few of the jokes are more easily understood, but if you learn the language you'll catch on quite a…
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-my first review here, hope i dont make a mistake-
talk about this anime, only one word i could say, ADULT. yeah, this anime isn't for all ages. theres so many 18+ jokes. but for me, this is really good. i never found any anime with pure adult jokes like this and this anime was made from unfamous studio, i never heard about the studio before. but they really well make it.
i know this anime doesnt have clear plot story. just describe about young adults who enjoyed there high school time. i dont really mind with that, cause the jokes was much entertaining for me.
i recommend this anime for you, who need irregular comedy school anime.
Thank you.
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I would refer to this show as 'sex jokes: the anime', but even that title would be too offensive to the idea of a joke. Quantity should never supersede quality. Unfortunately, it appears this show's writers missed the memo. I'll grant that, as a non-Japanese speaker, it seems at the very least that some 'good' jokes that can't be translated went over my head, but at this point, it may not have made a difference.
Story 4/10:
The basic storyline is about as cut-and-dried as any other. Stop me if you've heard this one before. A slice of life high school anime about a male protagonist - the only person with common sense of course - surrounded by a harem of girls (a tsundere, an obnoxiously nice girl, a nerd, an annoyingly high pitched little sister) who are forced together by some sudden and…
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i’m gonna be honest. this was probably one of my worst comedies i have seen. coming into the show i thought i’d love it because of the rated R and i knew that it would have sexual jokes and things like that so i really thought i’d enjoy it… but it was the complete opposite. It just wasn’t funny like the jokes were just plain and the same over and over, i’ll compare it to golden boy for a second. In golden boy the mc (forget how to spell his name) is a huge sexual joke guy but he never had the same jokes, was a pretty fun character, and actually was a helpful guy but the characters in this show just weren’t funny. I don’t really know what to say other than i was just really disappointed, i love comedies and love when sexual jokes get put into a show but just hearing the jokes over and over…
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To be honest it took me a while to figure out what I was watching when I first started watching SYD. I'm watching the season 2 OVA's now and god-damn I love this show.
The story is basically the setup and I won't bother wasting your time rewording it here. It works really well, and I really believe the writers get maximum mileage out of the premise. This isn't going to be a show you watch for interesting plot developments, you'll watch this when you want to laugh and spend time with fun characters.
The characters are where it makes its mark for me. Early on I was concerned this was going to be a simple gag, call and response style show, nothing more than an anime sketch show. To be honest though after a while the characters really start to shine, each one is unique and while there's limi…
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A deeply underrated gem of comedic genius. You definitely have to appreciate the dirty humor to enjoy this show but if you go into it with an open mind and not expecting a typical slice-of-life shojo romance then you are in for a wild ride, indeed.
STORY:
Another four-panel manga adaption that sticks to relatively unrelated storylines to deliver skit-like slapstick comedy.
But be warned, this is definitely 18+ and if you are still relatively...inexperienced in the areas talked about or just really innocent, then you might be shocked and horrified by the blunt and filthy remarks of these teenagers.
Many complain that it is not realistic that teenagers would talk about these sexual matters so non-chalantly, especially in Japan but teenagers' minds are much more dirty than you might rememb…
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This review will be broken into 2 sections; a brief run-through of all MAL's criteria for rating an anime, and then a longer, in-depth take on what holds this series back. Note: the title, Seitokai Yakuindomo, will simply be referred to as SYD during this review.
Story - 3, Most shows that receive a rating this low in any category are lucky to get a 5 overall from myself, however unlike many shows out there, SYD doesn't attempt to convince you it has a story worth paying attention to, and simply relies on pure comedy in its attempt to entertain its viewers. Although, it should be noted that the comedy rotates heavily around sexual jokes, so if that's not your cup of tea, you might want to give up on this show already.
Art - 7, While the quality isn't outstanding or breath-taking it is co…
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If you've ever seen the anime Shimoneta, Seitokai Yakuindomo may have been recommended to you. Certainly, these two animes do share a common theme of sex related comedy however, I personally found the latter executes it's comedy far better be it through it's visual gags or dialogue between characters. Seitokai Yakuindomo has some of the best sex jokes i've heard in any anime, although that isn't the full extent of it's comedy thankfully. Despite it's clearly adult comedy, this isn't a typical ecchi comedy anime. Episodes don't rely on over the top, lewd shots or bizzare scenes to achieve the desired joke, which is refreshing to see on a stage chocked full of panty shots and beach episodes. Instead the show points the spotlight on genuinely amusing interactions between it's brilliant cast o…
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The anime is pretty good at its job of being funny, but it has one problem. There is really no strong plot that drives us to keep on watching. Each episode may have one individual plot, and elements of other episodes do carry through, but in general, each episode is comprised of like 3-6 short "specials" that have the similarity of the main girls in the anime making sex jokes. It was funny at the beginning but became tedious to finish.
The art was pretty good, the sound was meh, the characters were pretty good with their own personalities, the enjoyment was fair, and the story was pretty mediocre. I feel like this would be more tolerable as 5-minute segments.
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SYD is great and you should watch it.
Seeing that SYD was a school slice-of-life, I didn't go into it with high expectations. Slice-of-life just isn't my genre- I find it too boring. SYD, however, is not boring. It's a thoroughly entertaining, extremely funny (subjective) masterpiece.
The writing is amazing, the animation is deceptively well-done, the visual comedy is superb, and the characters are extremely likable. I have almost no problems with this show at all, and I'm a nit-picking bastard.
Seriously, pick this anime up. Even if you don't like slice-of-life, you have to try SYD. It's a 10 from me.
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This show won't be for everyone. It has no actual story plot, so its essentially a pure slice of life comedy. And that comedy is pretty much entirely sexual. So if you aren't into that, don't bother watching this, since that's pretty much all you'll be getting. But if that sounds like something you'd be interested in, then you should absolutely check this out!
Honestly, this was incredibly enjoyable and funny throughout. The sexual jokes take center stage, but the characters themselves also have certain quirks that distinguish them, and character interactions throughout this entire series adds more to the show. True, the characters wont necessarily develop overtime, however, they aren't meant to. It becomes clear early on that that, along with the fact that there isn't a story, are intenti…
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Make no mistake: SYD is not about sex. It's about being young, dumb, and curious.
The tricky thing about Blue Comedy: a little bit off-balance and you end up feeling embarrassed just watching one episode. Fortunately, such is never the case for SYD. Admittedly, the unique pace as introduced right away on the pilot would most likely catch the audience by surprise-- as the whole series is basically a mosaic of multiple short episodes. Moreover, technically speaking SYD also lacks many things that conventional anime typically offer: plot, character development, and not to mention: an insane bucket filled with sexual innuendos that may come off as overwhelming for the unsuspecting ears. Nonetheless, once the audience get used to the rhythm of the narrative, the entertainment quality can final…
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