Introduction
A beautiful nation, prospering since ancient times, Japan is now known as the Anime Kingdom. There are more than just humans living there; animes truly do exist in Japan. Past the Fairy Ring, to the world of fairies, live anime-chans. There's a Fairy Ring in your town, too. Here. And there. Even in Harajuku. Maybe even in the Ashigara mountains. By some chance, we'll open that door. And we might get to meet the anime-chans. This is the land where you get to meet anime-chans.
(Source: Crunchyroll)
Audience reviews
5 · Sample from the first available page, separate from the total number of ratings.
ks13coocoo
This anime is absolute trash. I don't even think it should be an anime. But... boy is it funny! I watched this entire thing through with a friend, laughing along the way with the horrible graphics, animation, and missed things. I'm never gonna watch this again, but it was a hilarious romp the second time. I honestly wish that they had made more of it. If you are going to watch it, watch it with a friend. Also, you should only watch it if you are the type of person that loves Its so bad its good type of things.
Read at the sourceBrokenCord83
Forest Fairy Five is a special kind of bad one that physically hurts to look at if you have light sensitive eyes (seriously, it will hurt.)
Story: 1/10 Yeah, there’s no real plot in this show. They do form a dance team, but that doesn’t really go anywhere. Sometimes two of the fairies just stand around playing a word game.
Sound: 1/10 Outside of the OP, which is actually not too bad, the rest of the show sounds awful most of the time, and the actresses just sound like they are having boring casual conversations.
Animation: 1/10 The show is so bright that it can be very difficult to even see what the characters are doing. When you can see the characters, you’ll most likely witness their arms going through their bodies.
I honestly wouldn’t recommend this anime even to people who like to…
Read at the sourceForestFairyFan
I have no well constructed opinions to write here because frankly I simply just don't care about this show enough to. This is the only piece of media EVER to make me actually, literally, physically vomit from the absolutely HORRENDOUS visuals and audio. And honey baby, I don't mean something like puking a little in my mouth, no. I mean feeling it coming, having to quickly get the hell up, hold it in with my cheeks, and rush to the toilet to blow fricking chunks.
Anyways the story is non existent, the characters are terrible, the art and sound literally make me sick. There is absolutely nothing to enjoy about this show. I watched gdgdFairies because hey atleast it's fun to laugh out from how poor quality it is, and there is actually some real enjoyable and hilarity in it. But this is awfu…
Read at the sourceCinefan
Forest Fairy Five is the worst thing I've ever seen!
That being said, this is a kids anime. A FUCKING KIDS ANIME. Would you expect an anime targeted at kids to be this bad? No. I know people always despise Bakugan Little Brawlers, but I haven't seen that. I know people love and people hate Pokémon. But Forest Fairy Five, this anime is complete shit. I always thought of the 2001 film, Freddy Got Fingered, to be the worst thing I've seen in my lifetime. Then Hand Shakers came along, and now: this came along. Just… avoid watching this. The plot itself is abysmal. Seriously, Japan turns into Anime Kingdom? What the fuck? I mean, I know anime comes from Japan and all but this anime could just be called an anime for weebish kids. Cause Japan turning into Anime Kingdom is certainly not weebish.…
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In their insatiable hunger for new content, CrunchyRoll will occasionally license series that seem to have no business being seen outside of whatever dark corner of Japan they came from. Forest Fairy Five (FFF) is the latest of those shows, an attempt at a CGI children's show that, on first appearances, is a confused mess of ugly visuals, bad sound quality & no clear sense of what it's meant to be about or who it's for.
First, some back story. In 2011 Sōta Sugahara's & studio Bouncy's GDGD Fairies first aired, a CGI show about fairy idols that looked like a kids show, but was actually a surreal mixture of character breaking improv comedy & weird animation. It was apparently popular enough to get a second season & a film in 2014. Said film was produced with help from another studio, Rokuj…
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