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Hit wo Nerae!

Hit wo Nerae!

Introduction

Mitsuki Ikuta works for the Houchiku Corporation, making movies. To all who know her, she is perceived as being a very infantile woman, still wearing childish fashions. A fan of the detective movie genre, she suddenly finds herself chosen to be the main producer of a new film—but it's a "hero movie" (a genre generally considered childish). Determined to succeed, regardless, she takes on the job. (Source: ANN)

Audience ratings

MyAnimeList / Tenrai : 5.57/10 · 2800

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Audience reviews

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Awesome_Otaku

Honestly, this isn't a show you should take seriously, although it has some parts that can be considered wise. It excels at panty shots and at showing the life of sexist staff working in a TV studio. But it has a pleasant feel and it's not hard to watch, so you can play it while doing something else in your room. You can see that the staff had fun in making the anime, which gives it a 'not fake' vibe. What this anime does different, and the most interesting part about it is it relates to other anime from the studio. The story is about a producer trying to make the 'Cosplayers' show go well. And there is another anime from the M.O.E. studio (also mentioned by name in the anime) called 'Chou Henshin Cosprayers', which they are basically filming in this anime. Also, there is one called Lov…

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Injenss

It's not terrible. But, it's not good, either. It's "Meh.". That pretty much sums up Hit Wo Nerae. An anime that is clearly dated at this point, with its copious amounts of needless panty shots and juvenile attempts at humor. This is the kind of anime that came out when it was still funny to flip up girls skirts and smack them on their butt. I'm no puritan feminist, but even I see how old and played out that kind of fanservice humor is and this old anime plants its flag right in the center of that kind of comedy. But, Hit Wo Nerae, I don't think is really trying to be a comedy. I think it's more a slice of life anime, trying to give a shallow glimpse of the inner workings of making a TV show. I think this is more industry guys making a show for industry guys to enjoy, than for fans. And…

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LegendAqua

SHIROBAKO: SMALLER, SHORTER & CUT to 10 minutes anime version. Cosprayers was a shitshow...but the inner workings and the production side of things IS more interesting than the show itself. Hit wo Nerae! is actually the last of the "Cosprayers" anime with Love Love? being the second and while that one looked at the casting, screenwriting and directing side of the shitshow of Cosprayers, then Hit wo Nerae! looks at the production side of things with Mitsuki Ikita voiced by Mamiko Noto (who was LA's favourite character from Love Love?), so it was in LA's favour that the anime was gonna be good right? Well much like Love Love? and Cosprayers itself, Hit wo Nerae! also fell into ALMOST the same problems as those two did but did it in a more focused effort. What's the problems Hit wo Nerae!…

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SilverSneasel

Smash Hit definitely isn't one of the better animes I've seen. If you enjoy endless panty shots and a background plot to go with them, then this show is for you. However, if you're looking for the next great comedy to send you rolling off your chair with laughter or for an epic drama that keeps you on the edge, it'd be best for you to look elsewhere. The storyline, although it had a good idea behind it, didn't come across as intriguing. Things just seemed to trod along at a slow pace. Even when something did happen, Ikuta would simply beg her way out of the problem. The story had potential, but it wasn't implemented in an interesting, or even important way. It often seemed as if the print on the underwear each female character was wearing was more important than the production. There were…

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