Audience reviews
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OrewaSayanYeager
After watching the main Attack on Titan, my brain was messed up and my heart felt heavy. I needed something to refresh my mood and Junior High was the perfect medicine.
This anime is absolutely hilarious! Seeing Eren, Mikasa, Levi, and the rest of the cast in a parody version of their intense world was so much fun. It turned all the serious characters into comedy gold without losing their essence.
The art is cute, the humor is constant, and the references to the original series are spot-on. Every episode made me laugh, and it was such a relief after the dark and emotional ride of AOT.
If you’re an AOT fan, don’t skip this gem. It’s a light and funny take that hits you with nostalgia and joy at the same time.
10/10 – Perfect comedy spin-off after the storm. I loved every minute of it. ❤…
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The first season of Attack on Titan turned out to be extremely popular, so the producers started investing in everything that was labeled "Attack on Titan", and this is the only reason why this spin-off exists in the first place. Despite the intent to milk the AoT franchise, this show made me laugh every episode and I want to thank the guy who came up with the idea of the characters being Japanese highschoolers. And if you think it's lame to enjoy some mediocre cash grab, I will suggest you to jump off a bridge, because it's not up to weebs to judge anyone's sense of humor.
The main question is if the show deserves the perfect score just for being entertaining? But it's not just entertaining; the team really cared about what they were doing. They've got the original voice actors and their…
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The SUPPERRIOR Attack on Titan, a beautiful thought provoking piece. This goes right alongside Jojo in the Louvre. A total Maasstaapeaaace, it rectified all the issues the OG had and took the few positives to STRATOSPHERIC heights. If you've watched Attack on Titan (the cheap inferior one), then you will be blown away by this regardless if u liked the OG or not.
I have seen people call this a cheap knockoff and a Cash grab, but to those people I say HOW DO YOU NOT SEE IT. This was the story Isayama wanted to write all along. Its a perfect and a masterpiece the only writing that can top this is if Jesus comes out of hiatus and writes a sequel to the Bible.
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"On that day humanity received a grim reminder... Titans had come... to steal Eren's lunch!"
What if the world of Attack On Titan was set in a cutesy high school?
I can tell you what it is, 12 episodes of clichés and the voice actors having the time of their lives. I can imagine when this was originally released back in 2015 that it annoyed quite a few people, Season 1 had finished 2 years prior and Season 2 hadn't been confirmed yet eventually debuting in 2017. Frankly after the deeply grim tale of the first Season of AOT, this little chibi anime is a refreshing gag series about our group of protagonists trying to survive the perils of High School.
Animated by Production I.G, who co-funded the first series, it is to their usual high standard of fast paced comedy made all the more enter…
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Why does this exist? Don't get me wrong, transposing the characters of a serious action-horror series into a high school for a chibi comedy series might have worked if it was well written... but it wasn't. All we got were scenes and lines from the main series thrown into a high school context without much context. That's not funny, it's not even a joke. And it gets worse when the same "jokes" are repeated over and over, like the scene of Hange nearly getting her head chopped off. Did you laugh seeing it once? Well, you won't after the fifth freaking time!
Throwaway lines from the series, like Eren telling Mikasa that "I'm not your little brother and not some snot-nosed toddler" are also repeated several times throughout the series, and I just don't get why. They add nothing and feel really…
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There they go again with their hilariously crazy meming nature, man I just love this show, so sad it had to end this soon. I just have so much to say about this show as a whole, I figured out I might as well make a full-fledged review and call it a day.
Imaging going through every big moment in the Attack on Titan franchise, bit by bit, and turning the saddest and serious plot points into the most hilarious in context jokes, put it simply, this is just a huge meme of a show.
- Story (7/10):
As the story starts, this is an alternative timeline, where all the events of the story take a more comedy-oriented approach, no over gory deaths, and none of that, just pure Attack on Titan memes.
All your typical familiar faces from the original shaw and OVAs make a comeback, It's about school strug…
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I absolutely adore this anime but it's not for everyone. In my opinion/experience you need to be a fan of both the original (at least the first season) and of the ridiculous fandom that exists around it. I spent most of the time laughing and really enjoying it where as it made my hubby just want to re-watch the first season of the original. I hope they do this for every season!
The story closely follows the first season but it really emphasizes some of the sillier elements. Things like Levi's cleaning and how Jean is a horse.
The art is adorable, character designs all go with the original just cuter and chibi-er. Same for sound.
10 of 10!
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This series relies entirely on the viewer's having-seen and having-loved Shingeki no Kyojin. If you have not seen or did not enjoy the world of Attack on Titan, don't watch this. Straight up don't do it. You will be on the outside of an inside joke. Knowledge of the original series is absolutely critical to getting anything out of this spin-off. It is a parody that relies heavily on the parallels it draws between the original characters and events and the irony of twisting the setting in which those events take place. If you haven't seen the original version, this is going to come off like an episode of Dora the Explorer or some shit, and it's also going to spoil the events of the original series, so just don't do it. Don't.
Okay, so everyone left reading has seen the original at this poi…
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I have no prior experience watching Attack on Titan save five minutes of an episode on Toonami, but after this parody, I'm sold to watch the original series.
I've seen this series get a lot of flock from some folks online because it's a "cash grab", but unlike other works of the same nature, this one still retains the heart of the original and reinterprets it to create a fun and refreshing new story without the urgency and peril of the Attack on Titan most people are familiar with.
Attack on Titan: Junior High's story follows Eren Jaeger and his friends as they begin their first year of middle school. On the first day of school, a titan steals Eren's lunch; a cheeseburger, and this becomes Eren's plight and motivation for the rest of the 12 episode series. The titans don't play a huge ro…
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Warning possible Spoilers
Now when an anime does get to a certain popularity there's always that chance it'll get a series that is made for the purpose of being a parody and of course AoT is part of that.
AoT Junior High is basically some of the moments during season 1 that has been restyled as a school anime in a Chibi aspect so now you get to see your favourite characters in a more cuter look.
Now before I watched Koro-sensi's Quest I watched this which was my first parody series of a popular show and it was actually pretty entertaining with the fact they decided to make AoT a show about people fighting and dying from giant monsters known as Titans and somehow change it into something cute which was a definite surprise and it mostly works, most of the time it was entertaining, but ther…
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*This Review WILL contain Spoilers*
I have to say that I was expecting a normal parody from this, but this show was far beyond a casual parody. It's full of character development that the anime or even the manga haven't particularly touched yet. Also the foreshadowing for events to come are actually rather brutal once you realise them. This is not an anime to watch if you're not up-to-date with Season 2 and perhaps even the manga, though the spoilers for the manga are a lot subtler.
[POSSIBLE SPOILERS]
Shingeki! Kyojin Chuugakkou is actually pretty far ahead of even the Season 2 timeline of Shingeki no Kyojin and it quite excellently shows the characters of the original show as (decently) normal kids with everyday problems. In this show you can see much more clearly how there was and stil…
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Very cute and with really good animation (though at times it was a little stilted and weird), if you liked the first season of Attack on Titan you'll enjoy all the little references to the show that are in this. Very funny but honestly one of the worst cases of character reductionism and Flanderization I've ever seen. If you can handle viewing the characters of Attack on Titan as one-dimensional and with none of the depth they enjoy in the original series, you'll like this. Its practically required to have seen the first season of Attack on Titan to understand many of the references in this series.
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Firstly, lots of others have said it, but I'm going to repeat them;
Don't watch this unless you have watched the first season! If you do, you'll completely ruin it for yourself.
Attack on Titan is a great anime, in my opinion, so seeing them do a parody with cutesy characters, I was really excited.
The intro is the same awesome tune with a bit of a spin to it.
The voices are the same as the anime too, so that makes it even better.
It shows a lot of happenings from the base anime in comedic ways. Like Eren proclaiming on his first day he will erase the Titans, shortly after being hit with a giant eraser.
Mikasa is still obsessed with Eren. Sasha loves food. Ymir is really protective of Krista. Hange is still tormenting Levi.
If you love the series and want something fun to watch, def…
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(This review has been adapted from my blog/reddit thread. Spoilers ahead!)
I want to save my nostalgic anecdote related to Attack on Titan for when the second season eventually rolls around. (It recently got pushed back to 2017, so we have a bit of time before I share the tale.)
In the meantime, I will say that, based on the contents of Shingeki! Kyojin Chuugakkou, I would not consider myself a clean-freak. I like doing the dishes, taking out the garbage, and making sure my abode is relatively clean, but I have no qualms with keeping my room messy.
If I had the three-dimensional maneuver gear that Mikasa, Eren, and the rest of the gang use to clean the massive walls at their junior high, however, I am positive that I would do a lot more cleaning than I already do. Until I get that gear,…
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honestly watched the entire season to hear Kamiya Hiroshi's Levi voice in chibi form. Totally. Worth. It. noshame.
If you're an avid SnK fan and don't take yourself too seriously, you may find this amusing and worth giving it a try (each episode is only 17 minutes long!). There's honestly no real continuing "story" to the episodes but it is terribly cute seeing the SnK cast in a semi-alternate universe of a traditional school setting + relatively harmless titans. The art is also seriously adorable and although not as "action packed" as the original in terms of animation design, the art doesn't really falter in terms of the character and scene portrayals.
Worth watching if you have a few hours to kill and want to watch some of your favorite characters in some pretty endearing situations!
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I'm going to make this short since my main reason for this review is to get people to understand my point that this anime might be milked to the limit, yet not really.
So what I want to point out right now is that people are leaving poor reviews for this anime, but let's get down to it point by point...
Story - 9
So as people are stating, this is pretty much the "same plot" as the original Shingeki no Kyojin anime. But then why would I still rate it 7?
You see... As far as it's right that the plot is very alike it's still a fact as well that this anime has a far more humorous aspect to the story. This creates a whole new dimension which is way too looked upon as this is actually a very clever and creative idea.
Art - 8
The art concept is not bad but rather somewhat medicore. I've seen…
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Before I start I should probably make an important distinction. This is a loosely based Shingeki No Kyojin spin-off series, therefore in the (however unlikely) event that you watched this show without having watched the main anime, this review might not be for you, however I will be regarding the aspects of this show both in regards to the original show, and without.
Story 6/10
The story is basically an alternate more comedic version of the original SnK anime. Humanity exists in a confined space, due to the presence of Titans. In SnK Titans threaten humanity itself, in this show the humans school lunch.
A lot more comedic and with a much more upbeat and softer tone, the story is entertaining, but not much else can be said about it, gets the job done. If you have not watched SnK then…
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Do you ever feel like milking the shit out of something that's popular? No? Then you wouldn't relate to this crap. Attack on Chibi is a spin-off parody anime to one of the most popular shows ever made. It's done by a different studio, focusing more on comedy and having this chibi artform instead of the dark and greedy look that the original show has.
The show fails at everything. You would expect that a parody of Attack on Titan would succeeed at poking fun at it, while having some clever stuff thrown in. Instead, we have this show pandering towards fans for the sakes of getting another dollar. A lot of the characters felt like they were pulled out from fanfictions and Tumblr. One of the most popular characters in AoT is Levi, who is now known in the fandom as that guy that has a thing f…
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Spin-offs are often a way to pander to fans and give them something similar to what they were looking for, but not really. Often times, these spin-offs come in the form of OVA's, extra episodes that usually don't pertain to the original plot and go off on their own little sidestories. Other times, we have completely different stories that are usually for comedic reasons and pander to fans of this series. This...is the latter.
Story: Attack! Titan Junior High, as it's known in English travels into a different world of the SNK world where all of our 'lovable' characters go to junior high school (or middle school) at Titan Junior high where they experience the best school life possible, filled with fun, excitement, and the signature rampaging monsters known as titans. What fun!
The main th…
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First things first, you HAVE to watch the first season of Attack on Titan before watching this. If not, you'll get spoiled a fair bit and not get the full potential out of this fantastic parody.
In short, Shingeki! Kyojin Chuugakkou is a fantastic parody. It absolutely nails the scenes from the original series. The impact, intensity and music are close to perfect in each and every scene that the show is "making fun" of.
Story: 6/10
The story (VERY loosely) follows the original Attack on Titan story line. The same music and phrases are used for each scene in the parody, as it was used in the original series. It has TONS of references, like when *you know who* is eaten and *you know him* screams/cries teary eyed with his arm extended.
Art: 8/10
The art uses a light color palette to brin…
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