Audience reviews
17 · Sample from the first available page, separate from the total number of ratings.
LividBunny
Art and animation are good, didn't seem to have any CGI.
Intense start with a battle but then was a cheerful fest.
There's a lot of wow and funny momennts.
Not overly exciting as it seems to be more of a comedy than trying to be serious, except of course for the wow moments.
There's a variety cast of characters but then it slims down fast and even though there were some present during the class practice they just went poof, which is kind of funny because they were quite unique.
Nothing much to be said about the MC, just that he compares things to his past experiences which is over the norm for others.
Other than all that the biggest emotional bit was the ending.
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Maybe it's because I’ve been slogging through a lot of bad anime recently (most of which have higher scores than this show, for some reason), but I think people are way too hard on Eiyū Kyoushitsu. There's a lot to like about this show that I feel goes under appreciated. [DISCLAIMER: I have not read the manga or light novel; This is based off of the anime alone]
For starters, I really like the character designs (for the most part). My only main gripe in that department is Cu, because she's obviously pandering to "that" kind of audience. None of them are a feat of design, but they're all cohesive and nice to look at. It's also a personal bias because I love silly little cloaks, gloves, and hoods.
The backgrounds (outside of the battle arena) are also much more detailed than other anime of…
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Let's summarize some points about what you will have to watch this anime.
Points in favor.
Good supporting characters, you know why they are there and their purpose;
The premise is different, bringing a point that we don't usually see, especially in Isekai, a genre completely saturated in ideas.
Mixed points.
There is a slight ecchi throughout the story, if you like it you will have a little more interest in watching it, if you don't like it it won't bother you; Soundtrack is ok, it won't ruin a scene by simply not fitting and it won't enrich anything, simply ok.
Negative points
Rasa is the perfect definition for this story, as I mentioned before, the premise is worth it, but you feel it from the first episode to the last, I'm unsure whether it's an action anime or a slice of life;…
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Eiyuu Kyoushitsu surprised me in many ways, but the real standout of the series is the titan that appears in the opening. Yes, he is the best character in the show, and here’s why!
From the moment the titan appears in the opening, his presence is simply mesmerizing. He conveys a sense of power and mystery that makes you eager to see him possibly show up in the story. Even though he’s not directly involved in the main events, the titan symbolizes a force beyond what the protagonist Blade and his friends face in their day-to-day lives. He represents the promise of an epic and challenging world, elevating the tone of the story before each episode even begins.
The high-quality animation, combined with the titan’s intimidating design, makes him a memorable figure. The sense of grandeur and we…
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Classroom for Heroes is one of those anime that make a revelation, and after watching them, you can better understand the anime.
Let me explain:
Anime, like other artistic expressions, has genres. One of the main ones is comedy.
However, after watching Classroom for Heroes, I realized that anime actually has two types of comedy. The first is the classic, which can be compared to the same comedy from TV series or movies. Examples? Ranma 1/2, Spy x Family, or One Punch Man.
However, there is another branch of humor in anime. I’ll call it “Crazy Japanese Humor.” What kind of comedy is this? This comedy is characterized by being crazy, illogical, and irreverent. To help the reader understand, I will give two examples that take the genre to the limit: Excel Saga or Dotto! Koni-chan.
In the…
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No way some of these mfs are saying this show was good, what are yall watching??? What other anime/media are you consuming to where you think something like this is good??
This is painfully average at most, pretty damn bad at least.
None of the animation stood out, most of it looked like powerpoint slides, barely any fluidity whatsoever.
The fanservice was mid at best, for a show this average, at least if they went all in on the ecchi, at least something would have stood out.
The story was just nonexistent except for those last two episodes that actually had a storyline, everything else was just a “What can we come up with randomly for these guys to do today?”
The more we let these kinds of shows become acceptable, the more lazy shit we will get in the future.
Read at the sourceRimmmy
To me, it's alright. You know that feeling of-- you think it's cringey but you still watch it? Yeah, that's what I felt. To me, it was a little rushed and so fast phased, don't get me wrong I am the type of person who doesn't like a story that's way too dragged out and is just mainly story telling no battling, basically I like it to be fast phased but this one was different, it didn't have like an introduction to the next episode, like how others did where they'll show a clip of it on this episode and then that would be the next episode. So I was usually confused as to what was happening hehe, it's kinda like those shows where it ends with a certain lesson and then the next episode is another different story, but nevertheless I was still entertained.
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"CLASSROOM FOR HEROES"
Genre- Action, Fantasy, Ecchi, School.
Sick of his life as the 'Great Hero', Blade now lives as an ordinary high school student at 'Rosewood Academy'. Hiding his past from all the students attending the academy, Blade aims to make everyone there his friend and live out a completely ordinary and subtle life. Notwithstanding that someone's past doesn't leave them completely, this anime brings to us a story about an overpowered hero now turned ordinary and his new high school life.
Classroom For Heroes is set in a time when the concept of human civilization has been far lost in time and now the world feels more like an evolved version of the Earth where humans & other beings can use magic and supernatural powers. A fantasy anime that tells us the tale of a hero who h…
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Eiyuu Kyoushitsu is a lighthearted comedy that doesn't take itself too seriously. Short on plot and character development, the series relies on hooking viewers with its comedy, in which it mostly succeeds. Although a few jokes become repetitive as the series progresses, the introduction of new characters injects freshness into the narrative. Many of these characters embody various humorous archetypes, ensuring that the anime remains entertaining. There is an attempt to add heartfelt moments, with several episodes that are more dramatic, but the lack of stakes doesn't leave them with a lasting impact. Overall, Eiyuu Kyoushitsu is an above-average comedic fantasy series that is enjoyable to watch but ultimately forgettable.
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What is the purpose of this story? and what genre is shounen? ecchi? drama? comedy? horror? gore? sci-fi? I do not understand. There are too many genres included in one story with very very bad story development. Even though the story maker included the genres above in reality the story does not meet the minimum requirements to enter one of the genres above.
really wasted money and energy to make this anime or story. My advice is to make a story that leans towards a genre, adding lots of genres is good but getting the timing right slowly is the proper way.
Read at the sourceChawwn_
This is a light show, so it won't really make you want to see the next episode, but it's a good way to kill your time. This show hardly has a plot; each episode focuses on a single event, and the subsequent episodes will differ from the previous ones.
The show has decent animation, good voice acting, and typical sound effects. I don't know when the source material was created, but based on the character design, you can assume it was created in the middle of the 2010s, which is not awful in and of itself.
The bottom line is to watch this if you don't want to interact or think about anything and simply want to enjoy it.
Read at the sourceSome1NamedAndy
Obviously this wasn't a top tier show, but I had a lot of fun watching it. To be honest I don't really have anything else to say about this anime besides it being a pretty generic but silly and fun anime to watch. But hey, if it's fun to watch then I'd say it was good and worth the watch.
Of course, not everyone's gonna like this since it is a pretty generic story after all. Protagonist is overpowered and goes to a school where students will one day become strong just like the "Great Hero" and wants to have a pretty normal life. And don't forget the cliches, comedic gags, and fanservice which are definitely here in the anime, but at least they're not always up in your face about it. Hell even in the bath scenes where MC is taking a bath with a bunch of girls, all of whom are nude (includi…
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I am typically very much an enjoyer of very cliché, generic, isekai/fantasy trash animes.
This one in particular though just has nothing going for it - with the only standout of this entire anime being the designs of the MC's potential harem.
This anime tries to go the comedic and ecchi route (like most trash in this genre) for making itself stand-out, but the comedic moments are extremely childish slapstick kind of gags with the MC being a complete idiot 90% of the time and having 0 maturity throughout the series, despite him supposedly being the "Great Hero".
The ecchi moments are simply fanservice with specific camera angles, character poses and most of the characters getting their clothing shredded whenever the MC or an enemy launches a powerful attack. There's also - big shock - 2…
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10/10 Absolute definition of its so bad its good. This show does not take itself seriously. Trust me turn off your brain and watch this masterpiece.
Story was unpredictable and chaotic. Don't try to power scale the characters. Very good dumb characters. Unrealistic. Honestly this is show was so peak. I couldn't help, but actually look forward to the next episode each week. Usually each episode had a standalone plot.
I don't have anymore to say, but just watch it. I'm adding more words because myanimelist is making me.
I don't get why I have to add another paragraph.
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An anime with a great concept, about a great hero that has fallen from his power level after saving the world and then trying to live a normal life. The only issue is that it fails to deliver in showing any great plotlines.
The concept of a great hero having to go to school after he lost his powers and then just want to live his life, can make for some exciting scenes. But it fails to show this, and instead often shows how the main character still can handle all enemies with a single hit. Which completely destroys the concept and possibilities for development. So you end up with a character that they say is weak, but still can do almost anything.
If you look at all the side characters is there close to non character development, after they have been introduced. The side characters get an…
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If you told me that this season I would find 2 series which are basically shows that look like they were written in 2015 and that I would have them as some of my favourites shows in 2023, then I wouldn't believe you, but here we are, and while I had no plans on writting a review about Temple because I can barely think of what to say besides that "it was a very fun show", on the other hand there is Eiyuu Kyoushitsu. I'm not surprised by people being very negative about it, after all, it is basically one of those magic school harem series that were the trend before isekais came around, and while watching the first episode I immediatly thought "this looks like it was written in 2015" and I was (not really) surprised to see it was, in fact, a light novel from 2015. But what exactly made me lik…
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From a comfy little slice of life series...to Classroom of the Elite wannabe Chuunibyou heroes? What the...?
To speak of this series called Eiyuu Kyoushitsu a.k.a Classroom for Heroes, we need to go back into history just a teeny bit. Novelist Shin Araki is someone that most people would not recognise, though I did, and that's thanks to one of his works called GJ-bu a.k.a GJ Club, which started as a LN in 2010, then to Doga Kobo's Winter 2013 anime, which to this day, is still one of my low-key favourite anime of the 2010s that despite the dwindling numbers, had a lot of discussion back in the day. I loved and embraced GJ-bu for what it is, being primarily a school slice-of-life series with its etched comedy that wasn't forced on you, that despite so many unknown works done, GJ-bu would b…
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