Audience reviews
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One day, on his way to high school, student Junpei picks up an unusual looking rock. Thinking nothing of it, he heads to class. While in the middle of a session, the rock comes to life and transports him and four others to an animated world! To make matters more interesting, the group is introduced to a giant sphinx who is determined to take over the world! Now, to protect their world from invasion, the group must work together as anime characters and real-world humans!
The high school boys transferred to an anime world while they are in cramming school. Since then, they start school life in the anime world they transferred in.
The animation 10/10
The acting 10/10
The story 10/10
The enjoyment 10/10
Read at the sourceakiraaaaSuzuki
Talented, brilliant, incredible, amazing, show stopping, spectacular, never the same, totally unique, completely not ever been done before, best anime since cory in the house. Truly I am mesmerized, completely entrapped in the beauty that is this absolut masterpiece. I don't think I would recommend any other anime more than this one.
It's versatile, for the family, it has amazing graphics, and it's good for any occasion. You can watch it at a birthday party, a wedding, a funeral, an orgy, at anything, anywhere, and anytime. Personally I enjoy watching this while torturing orphans in my basement, the screams really compliment it well.
Read at the sourceAkuma-chi
A lot of people would probably be put off before they’ve even started watching this, after all, half of it is live action. My first impression of this show from the first episode was honestly really good. Such is the privilege of a really quirky (and frankly ridiculous) premise and all the unique jokes you can come up with in said setting. I came away from that first episode thinking that that was the high point and there could be nothing more the show could provide. I’m glad to say that I was proven wrong, in fact multiple times.
So in case the synopsis is still the shoddy one ripped from MAL news:
On the way to remedial classes, Shiroyama Junpei finds and picks up a strange rock. Thinking nothing of it, he carries on with his day. Imagine his surprise when the rock begins talking to him…
Read at the sourceHaXXspetten
Just when you thought anime couldn't surprise you any longer...
I reckon this show will mostly receive meme and troll reviews but I'll try to do this seriously. I've seen a lot of anime over the years, but nothing quite like Dimension High School. This is so far the only show I've ever seen which is basically 50% (CGI) anime and 50% live action. While I have seen live action segments occasionally in anime before, it's never been to the extent which it is here, and never done as a major plot point by itself.
Most likely DHS was intended to be some sort of meta take on the ever so popular isekai genre. Instead of having an anime character being transported from the "real" world to a fantasy one, we here have a group of high schoolers in our three-dimensional world being transported into th…
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