Anime 49894 Eiyuu Kyoushitsu Reviews Filter Check 3

Super generic and bland

World building:
doesn't really exist

Plot:
the real hero defeated the bad guy and is now attending a school for heros in the making.

Character development:
the main character is already maxed out and doesn't struggle. The side character have generic struggles that are solved by the amazing MA with ease.
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Setting:
they are in a school but there is no learning, research or alikes. The show takes place in one of two settings almost always. One is the cafeteria and the other is the training area where they mainly chat and spare occasionally.

Fight system:
Boring. Really nothing to point out. There isn't a real concept whatsoever. The whole fight system is basically: the MC is strong. Why? Because he is strong. How? Just like that.

Power scaling:
MC >>> all


My thoughts:
Really generic boring show. Now they introduced a dragon loli, that sees the MC as a father and he sees her as his daughter. Why? Don't ask me, it's super cringe. The whole thing feels rushed and there is really not a thing that is interesting about this show.

Dumb, dumb, dumb, dumb, dumb, dumb af, fucking dumb.

It's just plain dumb. It is dumb in every way imaginable. I can't believe a company spent money to make this.

Nothing special, nothing good, tries way too hard to be funny and usually fails. No character development. No story. Just something dumb about a new character every episode. Protagonist has an IQ of like 80 and doesn't even understand normal every day life. I can't think of a single good thing about this one. There is nothing to make you want to see more or tune in for the next episode. This is embarrassingly bad.

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 episode that shows who they are and has a small amount of development for them, but afterwards there is basically nothing. Which isn’t helped by the amount of side characters they introduced throughout the series.

The only positive for the anime is the last two episodes, which actually shows something interesting. There is an actual plot, some sort of character development, and there is actually something on the line suddenly. But sadly is that not something that was shown through the rest of the season.

So overall would i not recommend it, since it fails to deliver on an otherwise promising concept. Maybe if it gets a second season that follows the style from the end of the season, could it be something worth watching.

Ah, the trials and tribulations of delving into the depths of anime, only to emerge with a tale of woe and disappointment.

Enter Eiyuu Kyoushitsu, a series that promised so much, yet delivered so little—a veritable labyrinth of clichés and missed opportunities.

Picture this: a hero reincarnated into a school of heroes, a premise ripe with potential, yet squandered in the pursuit of mediocrity. Our protagonist, already powerful beyond measure, finds himself mired in a quagmire of predictability, his only true development lying in the formation of his harem.

Oh, the irony of it all! In a world brimming with possibility, our hero finds himself shackled by the ... chains of conventionality, his journey nothing more than a tired retread of tales long past.

And let us not forget the characters—ah, the characters! Clichés abound, each one a tired archetype plucked from the annals of anime history, their presence serving as a grim reminder of the creative stagnation that plagues our beloved medium.

As for the plot, dear reader, do not even get me started! Bland, uninspired, a mere shadow of the vibrant narratives that once danced upon our screens. And the art? Below par, lacking the vibrancy and vitality that defines true artistic mastery.

Oh, how I lament the hours spent in pursuit of enlightenment, only to be met with the cold embrace of disappointment. In a world teeming with gems of creativity, Eiyuu Kyoushitsu stands as a testament to the perils of low expectations.

In conclusion, dear friends, spare yourselves the agony of this lackluster endeavor. Turn back the hands of time, revisit the classics of yore, for in comparison, even the most humble of anime from decades past shines brighter than this forgettable tale.

In the grand tapestry of anime, Eiyuu Kyoushitsu is but a faded thread—a footnote in the annals of history, destined to be forgotten amidst the sands of time.

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.

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.

Please don't go straight to points that are difficult to understand at the start of the episode. I don't understand whether it's a scene in the future or not so I'm confused about whether to skip it or not.
The storyline is very ordinary, for the MC who is too cheerful, and says he just wants to make friends while hiding his true identity, It's not too much of a problem for that, and I feel like I can watch this anime all the way until the last episode.

But unfortunately in episode 5 I had to feel disappointed, because there was a female character with ... a horse's body, what is this?
It's a strange hobby to include characters like that in this anime, finally I felt like stopping watching, it didn't feel good to look at the horse girl.

The comedy is also fairly ordinary, and there are some that look forced. As for the characters, I like them, there are lots of beautiful characters and good designs.
But I can say that this anime is just ordinary, and if there wasn't a horse girl, maybe I could continue until the last episode even though the story is Just normal.

Generic.
It got no major downsides, but there is nothing outstanding about it either. The world building is pretty much non existing and the characters are a bit stale. Its almost like a parody of the generic ecchi fantasy anime with an overpowered protagonist, except its not really funny. A casual overpowered protagonist has been done to death already, but the way this title does it is especially cringe. Or maybe I'm just jaded, who knows.
I'm sure some first time anime watchers will find some entertainment value in this. The characters interact a lot and the art is passable, sometimes good. There is a lot ... of soft ecchi too, but not enough to make up for the rest of the show.
The only noteworthy thing about the title would be the dragon loli part. it was fun, if a bit weird. But apart from that, nothing trigger any kind of emotional response in me, except for boredom, and cringe. It could be worse. I guess.
3/10

I cringe at your general direction.
Another overpowered MC, futile struggles, predictable sideplots.
Cringe dialogues....
It feels like every fight is a joke, at least make characters quarrel with themselves and not make it all about the MC.
It feels like 80% fan service, and not the good kind either, it's just there because there's nothing else attractive about the plot (is there even a plot?).
Why am I still watching this? Just to get to 12 and set it as complete?

The art style is alright though, it feel like the writers did poor job making dialogues and stories that are compelling.

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.