Audience reviews
20 · Sample from the first available page, separate from the total number of ratings.
MadMonk762
Ignoring the constant fan service... which seems to be more relevant than the plot or character development, It's just a generic action anime. That wouldn't be a bad thing, necessarily, if it weren't for the aforementioned problem of fanservice being the primary focus of this show.
If that's all one is looking for than they will likely enjoy it, but if you're looking for a good story, this isn't it. I will say some of the fight scenes were good, but all the other flaws make those easy to overlook.
Backstories for most of the main characters were shown somewhat, but not always entirely fleshed out. As mentioned earlier, it's a generic action movie plot.
Read at the sourceSveniboy
If we are to "objectively" rate this anime then perhaps a 6 out of 10 would be appropriate - which just so happens to be the current average score. But really, not every piece of media is made to be enjoyed by everyone. Ask yourself: what is it what you like? And can it be found in this anime?
I can safely say that art style, animation and especially the music are decent. Very few viewers will have any issues with these aspects of the show - but of course, these are not the things that people come for. There's no other way to put it but: it's about the action and the sex appeal. If you happen to like these things–like I do–then this show is for you. If you expect anything grand plot-wise, you will be disappointed however.
For what its worth, I had no issues watching all 10 episodes (plus…
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Triage x looks like a boring anime but it's actually a competent one. It has good action, amazing fight scenes, explosions, a very intriguing main protagonist, and strong-headed fighters. The story is mainly centered on the MC Arashi who survived a terrorist attack and was saved by a doctor he's part of an organization called "Black Label" that fights to eliminate evil but there's more to it.
What makes Triage x's story very interesting is the characters. Each of them has a troubled past and was rescued by the doctor who also made some mistakes in the past but is making up for it by creating this organization to eliminate any threat in the city.
I really enjoyed Triage X though I wish the episodes were a bit longer. 10 episodes felt relatively short. I'm guessing they didn't have enough…
Read at the sourceOry_Senpai
"Triage X" is an R+, hardcore echi series created by the character designer from "Highschool of the Dead", Satou Shouji, which stars a varied cast of buxom women (and a token guy they can fawn over), who live as doctors and nurses by day, but by night, don their hidden personas as Black Label: a vigilante group of super-spy, ninja-assassins that move under the command of a genius surgeon. Their mission – to purge the world of the many cancers that plague society (with bullets, swords, and explosives).
Let’s be blunt. You will watch this show for the medical theme, just as much as you watch "High School of the Dead" for the parts with the zombies. The veneer of hospital atmosphere around it plays out more like weird fetish cosplay than it works practically to set up plot, character backsto…
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This is not an anime, this is Hell! I've watched it and there are so many things in this work that are wrong, and i don't know where to start. Ok, so, first of all: the story is kinda cute but nothing else, seriously: NOTHING ELSE!
The main characters are boring, the females characters are only there for fanservice … literally. I don't know but it's like that this anime was created on a single thought: "Give those girls a gun!". Almost every bad guy is half rapist and half crazy; every innocent girl gets stripped by their attackers and every time we have to deal with some sort of thriller background (the series tried to be serious on its themes but failed).
In this anime the CG is used. It sucks.
The fighting choreography is lousy and the dialogues are written by an idiot. Hey, but at…
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This anime is incredibly straightforward, wherein if you watch the first episode you'll have a pretty good idea of what the rest of the show entails. The story is focused on conspiracies, corruption, and the underground of society being cleaned up by vigilantes, which isn't too original, but it works well enough. The focus here is on the action, though only in rare cases does this action ever involve strategy or any depth to it. Rather, most of the time, it's just really fast, cool, and full of explosions. Whether that's enough to support an entire show depends on personal preference. There's an overarching story related to a drug and factions that are trying to take control of it, however, this story doesn't get anywhere close to a resolution, as the anime ends in the middle of the arc it…
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So, I came across this anime a while back. It seemed like a pretty good piece to check out. Since I love the animation and ecchi, I decided to give it a try.
My first impression of this anime was actually better than my last. I honestly expected this manga to be like highschool of the dead but it turned out to be more like Perfect Half ( https://mangazuki.me/perfect-half/ ). Since I didn't Love this anime that much I'll only talk about the good parts.
Characters: 8/10
The characters were the only thing good about the anime. They had the whole theme built around them. I was very curiously to see if there was some development in their behavior and finally got to see that(at least).
The ecchi: (8/10)
Since very few people add this into their review, I'm one of the people who do, Ecchi ha…
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Now Triage X is nothing more than adolescent misogyny that was typical of anime that first got anime marketed to the United States in the first place; so we can stifle all that. Let's explain why I initially gave it an eight despite all it's obvious "flaws". If the character designs, outfits, "nudity", etc. offends you, then this wasn't marketed towards you. Further if the violence, rape culture, and drug abuse offend then this is really not marketed towards you. AND I will take this moment to tell you to avoid Triage X.
However; if you want a more adult anime an anime that reminds us that not all anime (or any media for that matter) need to be intended for kids. Just look at the picture for this show, if you saw that and thought let me watch this what did you expect? A romantic comedy in…
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I wanted a fun fanservice anime to help embellish my ecchi bone like I am always known to do. Is this too much to ask for? Is it hard to make a fanservice anime that is fun? Unfortunately yes. I don’t deny the tough task of trying to make a fun anime that can please many people. However, when it is obvious that the writers did not give this thing the time of day that it desperately needed from how it is presented, there is no excuse to justify laziness of this magnitude.
From the beginning, I thought Triage X started with some decent, albeit typical, layout of the characters and story as this secret organization based on a hospital staff of girls. The fanservice was quite voluptuous with decent-looking art designs on the girls and the guys, with an interesting shot of a nude guy’s butt. T…
Read at the sourceBanjoTheBear
(This has been adapted from my blog/reddit thread. Spoilers ahead!)
When I was in the third grade, I came down with something pretty awful. My eyes burned, head ached, and I was sweating profusely. Plus, I had this terrible cough. I’ll never forget the x-ray I saw that day, with the huge blotch over my lung. The diagnosis came back pneumonia. Now, as a youngling, I had pretty much no idea the gravity of the situation I was in. All I knew was that I had to take this gross liquid because the pill was ginormous. I missed Halloween, too, which was completely unfair. Luckily (as me typing this should be evidence enough) I made it through this ordeal, and I owe it all to the medicine and care I received from both the doctors and my family. Triage X is “similar” in that “doctors” aim to eliminat…
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Triage X was a interesting anime. Take out the numerous amounts of boob showing and it's a decent series.
The one thing that I didn't like was how the series ended...
I didn't even notice that the series ended properly until I checked how many episodes were left
True at the end it was kind of obvious what with a scene playing the ending song
BUT!
I hoped for more details on what happens afterwards
Overall the show was great; it was interesting to see what the backstory of the characters were however I wished they could have at least made 20 episodes to continue on with the story.....
Mainly for people who either like action/boobs (not trying to be offensive or anything but honestly the number of times boobs are shown is just..... a lot okay!) or have read the manga and wanted to see the a…
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Triage X Production Committee:
Lead Producer [clapping his hands]: Okay, everyone, listen up. We had just been given the green-light to produce Triage X, a manga illustrated and written by Satou Shoji. You know, the person who did the illustrations for the Highschool of the Dead manga.
[Everyone nods their heads and say, “Okay."]
Lead Producer [looking at the Triage X manga on the table]: Now, this may be embarrassing, but I had not read this manga, yet. I had just skimmed it recently, and I’ve noticed that there are many scenes involving big-breasted women shooting guns. Now, tell me. Besides, adding in large breasted women and guns, what else should be included in this animation production?
[A few people look at each other, nervously, until someone raises their hand.]
Person A: But,…
Read at the sourceHyperzinuh
At first i liked the name, then i saw a edgelord with a helmet and he had 2 friends who are one fairly chested and another flat chested and the flat chested friend was jealous of the fairly chested and started rubbing her chest until it grew, it didn't.
and then later on a guy touched this girls breasts and he said...
"That's strange...how many years has it been? I guess squeezing them really doesn't make them bigger.
She got salty and was going to punch him but he slowly levitated to the ground.
In the end he didn't needed his trusty bike or his edge fairly chested friend, he simply walked away with his only friend, his vibranium helmet
10/10 anime and 11/10 Jiggle Physics, surpassed even DOA5 and Rumble Of Roses at the same time.
Boing Boing! Uguu~
Read at the sourceRexxgrim
Warning: The following review will contain sarcasm to a certain degree, be 100% Subjective and focused on the Anime, and will be ignoring any Manga or Light Novel related "cannon" material if the Anime is based of one.
Story: Now I felt that the story here was great, I loved what the plot in the start based itself around and what it came to chase and how it was portrayed. To me it was new, exciting and as mentioned above: I could relate to it as something this world would not take harm of having - a organisation that cleans out what we don't need more of / at all. Although I feel that the story drifted a bit towards the end - they still kept true to the main "goal" which is nice although a CERTAIN episode which I had looked forward too for some weeks since it's start let me in a bit of di…
Read at the sourceMarkezzo
From time to time, one has to rinse the palette with some unadulterated craziness. When going into Triage X one should expect to see sex, violence, drugs, and rock n’ roll in all its hedonistic glory. You will be treated to a cast of curvy girls with a range of different personalities, and a premise ripe for a violent journey into the criminal underworld.
However, does the anime live up to these expectations? Looking at it as something in the exploitation-genre, the series succeeds in putting all the ingredients in place, but the actual execution offers little to nothing. Despite the fact that its main draw is action and fan-service, it lacks most of the things that can make it entertaining, which is over-the-top spectacle, a seductive tone, and character-chemistry.
Regarding the animati…
Read at the sourceZephSilver
If Michael Bay ever made an anime, it'll be like Triage X.
I've stated in the past that a lot could be gathered from a show's 1st episode, but it's rare that I come across cases where the very 1st opening scene sums up the anime just as well. Not even a full second into Triage X and the 1st thing the audience is greeted with are melon-size oppai. With that being said, leave any sense of decency you may have at the front door, and revert back to your hormone-filled pubescent days because Tri-hard X is as brazen as it gets.
GUNS!!!.. BOOBS!!!.. EXPLOSIONS!!!.., annnnnd MORE BOOBS!!!
Let's face it; there are only two reasons for anyone to watch this:
#1, for the "plot"
#2, for the "plot"
But as far as the actual content goes, there's very little here worth discussing. This is an anime t…
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A review of *Triage X, an anime by Shouji Satou, the creator of Highschool of the Dead.*
Based on a manga by the creator the infamous *Highschool of the Dead*, *Triage X* is the latest anime about guns, explosions, and over-the-top fanservice that follows a group of assassins that eliminate the "cancers" of society.
After the first few episodes, Triage X showed promise beyond its fanservice exterior thanks to its intriguing concept. The focus on an individual character for a two to three episode arc actually provided slight character development and fun action sequences. Unfortunately, after a decent start, the writing takes a turn for the worst to the point where it is not even that entertaining anymore.
As with any work based on a manga by Shouji Satou, the characters have insanely o…
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"I wanted to see if all human beings had a conscience. When they realize that their evil deeds have brought them death, do they feel regret?"
(This review, nor this series is nothing so pretentious)
Preface:
Ah, Triage X. Heralded as "that" anime that crops up every season, promising huge bra sizes and more swinging breasts and panty shots than you can shake a stick at- Triage X does that and more. In more than one way, it's the spiritual successor to the long pined after season 2 of High School of the Dead, and in its own way ends up being something else entirely. It's kind of the Rugrats: All Grown Up version of HOTD, if you will.
Before I start reviewing, let it suffice to say that nobody went into Triage X looking for an emotionally moving, intellectual, character driven plot... N…
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What do you got when you combined, action, blood, guns, gore, big boobies and lots of eye-candy? You get something like this, a 10 episode anime whose theme, setting and plot are a complete oxymoron which is typical of studio Xebec, since most of it's genres are compose of popping eye-candy whose direction is complete head scratchier.
Note: I haven't read the manga yet, so my review is only for the anime.
Story
The story is just your typical vigilantes kind of thing where there is the usual good guys who fight against them bad guys out side of the law, which to me is ok. But, the ones who are doing the crime fighting that involves people in the health care industry is kinda of awkward, but nevertheless it's ok, but how they got into that kind of side business is a big plot hole to say…
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Well I finished it moments ago so let's do a review.
STORY 3/10
I think there was meant to be a story in there at some point... I didn't really catch it. So anyway, this is practically big tits fanservice the anime. If you like this kind of thing then go ahead and watch it. Let's see... I have little idea as to what they are even doing and the parts I do know I don't really care about at all. They didn't seem to be to emphasized. Something about childhood friend dying. I don't really know.
Around the 7th or so episode they began to insert some sort of story and then the season ends suddenly and I was kind of just thinking "Well... I don't understand... Why is this so important? What are you doing? Is your repeated action necessary?"
ART 7/10
The animation was fairly good though about…
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