Introduction
Asuta Jimon, a runaway, is wandering the streets at night when he has a chance encounter with a young girl collapsed beside her tricycle. After he offers her some food, she is moved by his kindness and asks him to join her organization, offering him a face mask and a sweet bun. In need of a place to stay, Asuta decides to play along and accepts her offer, adopting the nickname "Dva."
Little does Dva know, this cute girl is Kate Hoshimiya, the leader of Zvezda, a secret organization bent on world conquest. However, he soon realizes the true weight of her words as peculiar happenings rope him deeper into Zvezda and its eccentric members—the samurai-like vanguard Itsuka Shikabane, tech-genius Natalia "Natasha" Vasylchenko, troublesome Yasubee "Yasu" Morozumi, ex-gangster Gorou Shikabane, and multi-purpose robot Roboko Tsujii.
With "White Light," a powerful organization of justice, and the entire Japanese government against them, can Zvezda really dominate all humanity and let their light shine throughout the world?
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Audience reviews
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Zilchbiades
I first saw this in Crunchyroll in 2020 but decided to watch and finish the whole thing today (July 20, 2022). This is a Question and Answer format review.
First question: Is Sekai Seifuku mainly a kids show?
Answer: Well, with the uniforms of some of the characters, it is definitely not for kids. One thing I'll do say is that the show really felt like one.
Second question: Should I watch Sekai Seifuku?
Answer: I think you won't gain much from finishing this show. There's so many cliches but I still enjoyed watching majority of the show. There are some waifu tier characters in this show which might mean something to others.
Third question: Should I watch the Special episode?
Answer: I didn't feel like watching it after the main series. I guess you could and I guess it's also a mini s…
Read at the sourceGREED_Adherent
I think this is a good anime.
Even though the MC (Kate/Loli) is a leader of a crime squad or organization that intends to conquer the world. But she has a unique and funny way. But when he wants to try to conquer Japan, a government official and a justice organization begin to prevent him.
Although her way of conquering the world is a little absurd but it's so funny. And there are some things that make me curious about the past of some characters that have not been explained in detail, such as Asuta's mother and Kate's past.
The ending of the story is good and very curious because there are still enemies to be conquered in different country.
I hope there will be a second season.
Read at the sourceAgent_Redacted
It took me a while to realize that I've already watched this anime on Youtube 6-5 years ago. Not the full series. Just bits and montages including the ending. Honestly, I remember how repugnant I felt towards the show back then. I'm rather surprised by how I completely forgot about this show 6-5 years after. Well, doesn't really matter now. The past is the past. I just binged this show and here's my present opinions of it.
This anime was so wacky and silly. Sometimes I feel eminently disturbed by how quirky the characters are. An anime about a loli trying take over the world with her "subordinates". Add some mediocre jokes, weak MC, and fake romance into the show and you get Sekai Seifuku: Bouryaku no Zvezda.
Y'know. I actually had a lot of fun watching this show. Something like these…
Read at the sourceProtogeist
When I first saw this show on MAL, I was surprised that I hadn't heard of it before. It was made by A1-picture, a very popular studio. But after I watched it, I get it.
I won't write much about the show, cause I don't care enough.
The first 4 episodes were actually pretty good. The character interactions were fun and the character designs were really good. It wasn't very unique, I had seen many shows like this. But it was still fun to watch.
After that, the interactions got less and less fun. I don't know if the quality actually got worse, or if the scenes were too similar. but I definitely enjoyed it less.
But then there were the last few episodes, where they tried to make it a little more story focused. And here's where the most forgettable part comes. Cause nothing happens. Of course…
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A what if scenario involving #GotMilk & #StopSmoking got together and made a love baby.
The show while not having any story worth noting. It greatly makes up for that in Comedy,Art,Music and Characters.
The comedy of the show is pretty good with a lot of good jokes. The MC is one of the best Straightman i'v seen in recent time and fits with into this show really well.
Asuta himself also has a pretty nice Character design that surprisingly looks different then every other male MC. I originally thought he might be a chick and was kind of disappointed when i found out he wasn't . But in the end i actually like this more.
Kate is a pretty adorable character. Even though she looks like a kid i am pretty sure she should be around 20 something, Maybe even more. Her aging stopped when she wa…
Read at the sourceStreecer
For all of it's interesting character designs and potential, Zvezda can't seem to translate it into something watchable. The premise is an immediate attention grabber, a comedic story about a organization out for world domination from the perspective of one of it's low level grunts. Unfortunately A-1 seem to have stopped at the premise and character designs, forgoing writing an interesting narrative.
On several occasions I was left with the feeling that I'd missed an episode or two, plot points are introduced and dropped fast with little explanation. Some story beats completely miss the mark, and the level of narrative convenience on display is unmatched by any piece of media I've ever watched. Things happen in Bouryaku no Zvezda which is the nicest thing you can say about it's plot, but…
Read at the sourceBenjaminRogers
This anime is really good for a laugh. While watching it there were several times i had to go back and re watch scene just to see all the jokes they were able to fit in there.
If you're here for an anime about world conquest, then you're about to be conquested yourself, by a lack of actual conquesting.
The whole anime is basically about this girl who plans on taking over the whole world and her crew of comrades, who include
Girl with sword: Features include, a sword, eye-patch, and a underlying crippling depression that causes her to break into tears like a 2 year old whenever she loses the eye-patch
Magic Girl: IDK if its actually magic or just advanced technology but she does some cool stuff and sleeps wherever she wants
The Tank: He walks, talks, and doesn't stop, unless he gets shot…
Read at the sourcejeffreyhou1997
The only thing you can say after watching this show is "What."
It's good, but don't watch too many episodes at once, because your brain might overclock and shut down, like mine did. Don't try to think while you're watching. You do have to pay attention though because it's really easy to miss one of the gamut of random scenes throughout.
The best parts were the animation quality and characters. The action scenes were animated very well when they had them, and the cg was okay. The characters were really kooky but I liked them when I stopped trying to understand anything and just went along with the show. Another cool thing that I noticed was that the plot exposition was done in a roundabout way.
The sound effects wore me out after a while, but that was expected considering the colorful st…
Read at the sourceEchoGumdrops
☆ This is a spoiler-free review ☆
Story [8]
Honestly, Sekai Seifuku: Bouryaku no Zvezda, or as it's known in English, World Conquest: Zvezda Plot, was a rather enjoyable watch.
Art [8]
The art was a nice blend of cutesy-modern with a great color scheme and character design. You could really get a grasp of what each character's persona was, right off of the design. Sound [7]
The sound was nothing spectacular, as I'm not much of an audiophile, but the voice acting was fine.
Character [7]
There was a nice supply of character development-it may come as a surprise, with such a comedic output and the overview of just being another quick 12 episode anime, but had some great characters with great backstories.
Enjoyment [9], Overall [8]
Overall, it's a great show for a quick laugh, and i…
Read at the sourceShadowBunny
This show had almost no plot and no character development, but this show's charm does not come from either of those two. The show was an outrageous comedy, to which some of the jokes were actually kinda funny. The characters are all different and entertaining, each having a strange and neat background story. Near the end of the show, like most episodic shows, it started to give a shit about the plot, but this show did it in a good way. The ending fit with the show, it was strange and kinda funny. The show also ended on a good note, not really leaving any huge events leading to a second season, but if they really wanted a second season they could easily pick it back up.
Read at the sourceBanjoTheBear
(This has been adapted from my reddit thread)
In our world, there are many different types of rulers. From Presidents to Prime Ministers, from Kings to Queens, people of power are able to maintain great influence over life itself. Most of the time, these leaders hold moral ideals, wanting peace over war. Yet others have one goal in mind: to conquer the world. World Conquest Zvezda Plot is a story of such conquering, spearheaded by a little girl, a young boy, and the rest of Zvezda squad.
STORY
World Conquest Zvezda Plot begins with Asuta coming across a little kid named Kate. After a small altercation, Asuta (now known as "Dva") is recruited into Zvezda, a group of people determined to conquer the world.
Conquest goes about telling its story in a rather clever way. In most cases, inste…
Read at the sourceLordAura
"What did I just watch?" This phrase was uttered by me each week I watched Zvezda Plot. This show is easily one of the strangest I've watched in a long time, but it's really not a bad thing. On the contrary, it's actually one it's strengths and also the main reason I kept coming back week after week to watch it. I'll be leaving a breakdown of its strengths a weakness below, with as little spoilers as possible.
Story - Zvezda's story to be quite frank is extremely silly. The bare bones plot is about a group of borderline superhuman people and their quest for world conquest. Week after week they go out and conquer something, be it smokers, buildings, or whatever else they feel like doing. They have to fight other organizations that are trying to stop them from taking over the world. A main…
Read at the sourcecuteisanarchy
I'm rather new to the anime 'game', but I like to think I know when I've found something good. After a disappointing attempt at Attack on Titan I'd found Kill la Kill, and I was hooked. Both AoT and KLK were easy - the amount of talk they got on tumblr, and the resulting fandoms, provided enough peer pressure and 'buzz' to make entering those series almost mandatory for understanding what was going on on my dash.
Zvezda, however, was not one of those series. I've yet to come across any casual reblogs or fan-art of the series on my dash from people I'm currently following. The screencaps I've posted have received attention, usually in the form of 'what series is this' if it's not stated outright, but even so, the attention's been relegated to a handful of notes. The attention the series ha…
Read at the sourceBossTheKid
Plot [7/10] : Step into the world of world conquest!!! If I was to describe Sekai Sefuku's plot so you get a good grasp of what the anime is about it would require long mathematics formulas, a few of Newton's laws, a wet nap and a glass of cranberry juice. But to simplify, Sekai Seifuku is just what the name entails... World domination. The story centers around a boy named Jimon Asuta, A.K.A Dva, who runs away from home and finds refuge in the the Zvezda;an "evil" organizaiton who's goals are to....basically take over the world. Each episode is mixed with a good amount of comedy but this isn't really a gag manga. The manga uses a type of dark humor that seems light at first glance. Add in a light organization who is trying to shut down Zvezda and you basically have Sekai Sefuku. Instead of…
Read at the sourceAsfaria
Sekai Seifuku tells the story of an eternally young girl attempting to conquer the world with her group called Zvesda, and a boy named Asuta who gets caught up in it all. Hoshimiya Kate, for reasons that are never explained, is a girl who seems to never age while everyone around her does. She, though a reason is never really given, wants to conquer the world and fights against other organziations who try to foil her plan. As you may have already guessed, my main issue with this anime is that they don't explain hardly anything. Characters are given quick backstories that don't make much sense and the plot is full of filler and doesn't really go anywhere until the last three or so episodes.
The show begins with a high school boy named Jimon Asuta who ran away from home. He is struggling to…
Read at the sourceDatDamnPR
A-1 and Aniplex really scored a hit with this one! In this extremely original, unique series, you get a combination of comedy, action, drama, romance, and even a little fanservice all wrapped into a great little package! The characters are developed very well, as are the relationships and backgrounds of each of the said characters. The plot and how the series develops is extremely unique and entertaining. But also conveys that you can achieve your dreams no matter how small or what gender you are, or what the odds are against you. Every episode has it's own significant story to it and theme to be taken from it, but all the while adding to the overall plot of the series. You will be continually drawn into this entertaining series more and more as you watch. Great action. Ton of comedy. And…
Read at the sourceStark700
Many kids have big dreams these days. Some wants to win an Olympic Gold Medal for their country. Some wants to date a supermodel. Some wants to become an astronaut when they grow up. But how many kids out there wants to conquer the world? Perhaps not many in the real world but there’s one little girl who really wants to make that dream into a reality. Her name is Kate Hoshimiya. She may be small but has a big dream as leader of the Zvezda, a secret society. Their goal? World conquest.
A trip into this show is one that will first strike you out as bizarre at first. It’s not just the way the premise is crafted but the execution. Even the first episode extravagantly brings its gags in various forms such as jelly bobs, military tanks, mecha, and a loli dressed like if she’s planning to go to…
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