Audience reviews
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At least my eyes weren’t bleeding by the time it finished.
Inou-Battle wa Nichijou-kei no Naka de (will be referred to as InoBato from here on out), for a lack of better words, does not bring anything new to the table. Sure, it isn’t bad, but it’s not exactly original either. Let’s break things down:
The premise is pretty poorly set up. On the surface it looks simple – you basically have five club members (plus Mirei, I guess, lol, so six people total?) who gain some pretty awesome superpowers. But are these powers used half the time? Nope. Thus, their powers seem more like a gimmick – in other words, the powers are just there just for the sake of making the show interesting – and serve no real significant purpose for most of the show. (And how do they even get their powers…?)
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Inou Battle was an anime that can't get anymore cliche than it already is, just put one super kind guy that love to help other people between a bunch of female and voila all the female will fall in love with him.
If you think that this anime is about epic superpower battle royal anime in school setting than you can't get anymore wrong than that.
Inou Battle was a story about a bunch of people that gather in a club because they share something in common, each of them had some kind of superpower, the story will portray mostly their daily life and club activities and sometimes dive deep to explore the characters.
Character: Simply put, it's 1 super kind guy and 5 female characters that head over heels with the protagonist.
The protagonist - Andou July, is super kind guy that had chuniibyou…
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I just couldn't let Inobato sit with a score of 7.**
That would be an injustice! So here I am writing a short review trying to convince any readers who stumbled on this page to stop contemplating and just watch it.
I actually found the story refreshing. With the way they all got powers out of nowhere and just went on with their lives. Can't think of many shows that would do that and it kept a great pace all throughout.
Art is very pleasant on the eyes and kinda looks familiar. I just couldn't figure it out where I saw this style before until I looked it up. Lo and behold: TTGL and Kill La Kill! *facepalm. I'm ashamed I couldn't point it out sooner.
Sound was great. Loved the OP sequence, and how Andou would switch over to chuuni mode (reminded me of Lelouch and not nearly as painful/embar…
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After reading the title and synopsis and watching the first episode or two, you might expect to be treated to an anime where a group of friends gain superpowers and proceed to battle with each other for their own enjoyment...
- That might even have turned out to be a unique and enjoyable adventure story, adding some flair to the supernatural genre...
...but, you'd be wrong for expecting something special.
In fact, you'll be disappointed if you expect this anime to live up to its premise at all!
This anime is, in fact, nothing more than a generic harem with an abundance of emotional drama.
Supernatural battles are minimal and take a back seat to the harem drama. In fact, they have a negligible effect on the overall plot.
It would be possible to remove the supernatural element, re-write t…
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Inou battle tries to blend the chuuni over-the-top comedy with the teenage drama commonly found in series like Sakurasou no Pet na Kanojo. Do not be fooled by its title. While the series is named "Supernatural battles within daily life", the "Nichijou" part is far more prevalent than the "Inou battle" part, and what little plot or action concerning their powers there is gets confined to the very last episodes (and left with no closure) and its presence and relevance is marginal at best.
The "nichijou" part is not too succesful either, as the transitions from comedy to drama sections are often abrupt and do not fit the general tone of the series well. The fact that everyone is in love with the MC is eyebrow raising as well because they hardly show why the female cast develops feelings, and…
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Moderator Edit: This review may contain spoilers.
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Ever go into a burger restaurant, only to realize that it sells some of the most kickass tacos? That's what watching Inou-Battle wa Nichijou-kei no Naka de feels like.
Came in expecting superpower battles, came out having experienced one of the best anime dealing with friendship. Right off the bat, this anime tells a story of a group of normal high schoolers (and one primary schooler) gaining superpowers. For some inexplicable reason, they are now held with the burden of functioning as normal students with these destructive weapons at their disposal. Not surprisingly, this presents quite a problem for them; and I think that's the purpose these superpowers serve. They were implemented as a device to see how the main male character, And…
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Studio Trigger, the group who brought us Kill La Kill and Inferno Cop return with a more lighthearted comedy, Inou Battle wa Nichijou-kei no Naka de, or When Supernatural Battles Became Commonplace. (A mouthful, so I'm going to call it Inou Battle or WSBBC for short for the remainder of this review.)
This show, while maybe billed as harem, is a fun little Slice of Life (SOL) comedy effort, which is an adaptation of the light novel series by the same name. This adaptation is a first for Trigger, who has previously produced originals, however, this show retains their signature feel for incredible comedic timing and adds their personal touch to the source material without bending the story.
If you were expecting Kill La Kill 2 given the name "Supernatural Battles" and the Trigger logo slap…
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~ My review contains spoilers
1. This is just my opinion, if you don't like my review feel free to give your OWN REVIEW!
2. If you are expecting a lot of superpower actions from this anime, then your hopes will be crushed like mine.
3. The name has "everydaylife", you shouldn't expect action from the anime. Let me correct, actually the name is "When Supernatural Battles Became Commonplace" I thought it might be because of superpowers where everyone fights to prove themselves. Hence, the battle becomes commonplace!
Story- ~Let me ask you a question! Like other reviewers asked. What will you do if you get superpowers? Surely, You will step out of your average life, put on a badass costume and starts helping random citizen, not like carry out your daily routine events and act like you ne…
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Okay, for starters just going to get this out of the way. Caps for emphasis. THIS IS NOT A SHOW ABOUT BIG BATTLES USING SUPER POWERS. This is a slice of life and a harem/romantic comedy. This is a show about a club of friends and them developing powers is more of a background setting thing. Apparently a lot of people missed this completely when they decided to watch it. Taking that into account, I found the show to be quite enjoyable and cute. Some pretty funny bits but not too much that made me laugh out loud. Regarding the harem aspect, there's next to no fan-service so it manages to avoid many of the same harem tropes seen in countless other shows (for example, the "Oh no you tripped and grabbed my boobs/walked in on me while bathing" = scream + slap routine). The slice of life aspect i…
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When Supernatural battles become commonplace.
That's the title of this anime but it is highly misleading, I repeat, it's HIGHLY MISLEADING.
There are no supernatural battles in this anime. This anime is your average romcom harem anime situated in school and the characters all belong to the literature club.
Story 7/10:
One day, the members of a literature club get superpowers. There superpowers are such, that if it were an action, shounen anime, it would be epicly amazing. But as it turns out, you only get to see the powers being used for fun and in a few episodes. Most of the series is spent in the romcom lives of the characters as they pass through everyday troubles.
Character 8/10:
The characters are quite nice. They've got there own stories and all of them have affection for the prota…
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Purgatorial hellfire dancing in the abyss, distorting black flame in turbid crimson darkness, the light that leads to madness, screams, and destruction, admonish sin with sin: gouge your dark fragment in my body and bare your fangs against arrogant providence!DARK AND DARK!!!!!!!!! And that ends this 12 episode cliche harem anime, so Happy Holidays to everyone, time to make my review.
Story
The anime's title is Inou-Battle wa Nichijou-kei no Naka de or in English, it either means:When Supernatural Battles Became Commonplace, Inou Battle Within Everyday Life or Inou-Battle in the Usually Daze, which isn't what the anime is, cu'z the so called Supernatural Battle only happens with Kiryu Hellkaiser Luci-Frist's posse, and not with Andou's harem, in fact this series should be titled 'When Su…
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By the command of the dark lord, I summon my power, Reviewer's Scope! Superpowers, we all want them. The ability to be able to fly freely or be able to lift something 10x your weight has been a fascination for many kids, and even some adults. But what happens when you ACTUALLY get superpowers, hmm? How would you react?
Story (6.99/10): The story of Inou-Battle follows the story of the literature club, five individuals that one day, get exposed by a flash of light, each of them ending up with a special power, each one different from the last. Now, with these special powers, the literature club must now cope with their newfound abilities in their ordinary lives.
Describing Inou's storyline in and of itself is a bit of an interesting thing to witness because compared to a normal superpower…
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(This has been adapted from my reddit thread)
It's kind of strange to think about what one goes about doing on an everyday basis. Waking up, putting on clothes, heading to work/university, grabbing something to eat, hanging out with friends, going on the Internet, and heading to bed sounds like a pretty normal day.
And for many, this is exactly the type of life they lead, one of common, simple happenings without much excitement or action to change up the formula. There may exist dreams of something interesting occurring, but that's it. Wishes which exist only in fairy tales.
The question is, then, what would one do if such a dream came to fruition? *Inou-Battle wa Nichijou-kei no Naka de* would have you believe that, honestly, nothing much would change, giving us a different little adve…
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Inou-Battle wa Nichijou-kei no Naka de was suggested to me by a friend, and at first, it seemed like your everyday typical Haganai rip off. I'm here to tell you right now, that is indeed NOT the case. It quickly sets into motion what can only be described as the best damn harem you will ever see. The first episode gives a sort of self insertion vibe, but by the next episode you will have realized that the main character, Andou, is too unique for any of that. It feels almost as if he has two different personalities. That, children, is what we call INDIRECT CHARACTERIZATION. This is a process that not many authors in the manga writing world seem to understand. Right off the bat we are SHOWN that he is an overactive chuuni (A Japanese slang term which roughly translates to "Middle School 2nd…
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Chuunibyou or eight-grade syndrome has gained quite popularity for quite time. Though it never come as a main theme, at least several well-known series has a side character who is Chuunibyou. Chuunibyou has rather vague theme, where involving it may betray with the character itself. But there is a good series that can overcame that obstacle, named Chuunibyou Demo Koi ga Shitai. After its success, we get another Chuunibyou main theme series this Fall 2014, Inou-Battle wa Nichijou-kei no Naka de (InoBato).
Inobato tells the story of four high school students plus an elementary school children gathered at a club and then one day, they get supernatural powers. But, what good is this power if there is no problem that needs to be solved with it? This series tells about the daily activities of t…
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Wouldn't it be cool just to get superpowers one day? Think of the endless fun you'll be having when you can spew out black flames out of your hands or freeze time. While Inou-Battle certainly gave us ideas to how we could potentially use powers, I'm almost certain half of earths population would die in a matter of days thinking all of us could become Goku. With that said, the show was not what I expected it to be. I listed it off as a shounen with fights around every corner, but what do I get instead? I get a surprisingly laid back almost slice of life, if you disregard the powers, show with some interesting points.
Story(7/10): When the English translation of Inou-Battle was "When Supernatural Battles Became Commonplace," I immediately became readied for a lot of fighting scenes. The sho…
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“Kanzaki Tomoyo, can you swear with certainty to God that superpowers don’t exist in our world?” So asks Andou Jurai of his friend Tomoyo, after she chastises him for pretending that superpowers actually exist. As Andou continues ranting about probabilities, another character sighs that there’s nothing worse than a defiant chuuni. Moments later, everyone watches in shock as a bright light appears in the room, and black flames erupt from Andou’s right hand.
This opening scene sets the table for the rest of Inou-Battle, a supernatural harem comedy adapted from Kota Nozumi’s light novel series. The mysterious light leaves each of the five main characters with a different superpower. The four girls, who also fill common harem archetypes, get the sort of powers schoolkids at recess always dre…
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The chuunibyou has become quite a popular archetype in recent years. While there are several different types of this "disorder," the most common among anime characters is the Evil Eye chuunibyou, where one believes that they have special powers or special connections to the supernatural world. While this type of character has been around for a while, their popularity has exploded over the last few years, especially with the premiere of Kyoto Animation's Love, Chuunibyou, & Other Delusions, and the possibilities for this character archetype are multiplying rapidly. For example, what would happen if the chuunibyou in question, as well as some of his friends, ended up getting actual superpowers?
Taking place in the standard Japanese high school setting, our story focuses on Jurai Andou and h…
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What do you get when you put a group of girls with extraordinary powers and a guy with nothing but an ordinary flame that he likes to brag about? The answer is Inou Battle Wa Nichijoukei No Naka De. Literally meaning ‘When Supernatural Battles Became Commonplace’, this show based on the light novel of the same name adapted by Trigger pulls off this strangely yet addictive gimmick to grip your eyes to the screen. And how does it do that? It’s those supernatural battles and the characters that gets involved in them as part of a common place ritual.
The series’ title speak for itself as the very first episode quickly demonstrates the female characters in this show are ladies you don’t want to mess with. In essence, they have supernatural powers ranging from time manipulation, elemental abili…
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"Super powers are the coolest thing ever! And cool is all they need to be."
Have you ever wondered how much more exciting life would be if you had a supernatural power? If you could be more than the average human being capable of all kinds of cool magical abilities, just how much more fun would your everyday life be? Fortunately, the human mind has a great imagination, and as a result many young men and women like to pretend to be their favorite superheroes in real life as a sort of make-believe persona, a condition known as chuunibyou. Inou-Battle (just going to refer to it as such as the full name is way too damn long) follows the lives of a quartet of high-schoolers and one elementary schooler who together make up a club of just these kinds of people. However there's one thing that dif…
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