Anime 58080 Kenka Dokugaku Reviews

The anime Looks really promising and is one of the better animes of this season. If I had to describe it in one sentence it's "Solo Levelling but Quite real".so yea This anime is about Weak to strong and after watching the 1st episode i couldn't wait and read the source material and found it very very very enjoyable. So after watching the first 4 episodes would say it's good and I feel everyone will enjoy it But still to me it's something new not like Solo Levelling(magic stuff abilities etc but is a very good anime very serious theme and excellent animation as well), ... Arifureta(Childish ecchi anime Not very good story turn off your brain and bear with this bs kind of anime)and Tokyo Revengers where the Mc is a crybaby not likeable at all and I feel Tokyo Revengers is for kids although there is blood and stuff but still the Direction of the anime and overall dialogues and stuff is pretty childish. Whereas in Viral hit i think it's out and out 18 plus anime although there are some childish lines here and there but it's enjoyable. So yea it's pretty good The animation is good the Background music and songs are very good overall Direction is also good so yea the studios is doing a very good job and hopefully they will continue animating more Manhwa series. So yea Can't wait for episode 5 hehe and also thanks for reading my very first review and thank you for bearing with me. Have a Great day.

all i am going to say is people are going to miss out on this series, yes at first mc is weak and he is a kid with issues but he overcomes them with new techniques and we start seeing development of MC as other main characters start popping out as well as with one of the memorable villain of all time in manhwa industry, it is slow paced since it does not leave any development and growth, it is like hunter x hunter, when its gonna start youll feel the heat as youll be awed, surprised, shocked, cheering and crying at the same time ... but those are probably going to be around s3/4. and seeing as the ratings, they might drop the series, NOOOOOOOOOO

Watching this for the first time, I honestly believe it merits a rating of at least 7. It may not be outstanding, but it's undeniably entertaining. The story effectively builds upon the typical "bullied boy" trope found in Korean stories, and then suddenly cranks it up to an uncomfortable 110%.
Having read just one chapter of the manhwa "How to Fight," I can confidently say that the animators have made a lot of effort to remain faithful to the source material, achieving a remarkable level of accuracy.

This adaptation might suffer to live up to the high standards set by the manhwa. However, considering that "The ... Returner's Magic" or as it's anime was named, " Kikansha no Mahou wa Tokubetsu?" received a rating higher than 7, despite it's disastrous failure to capture a shred of the thrilling, and action-packed nature of the manhwa, this one certainly deserves similar recognition.

While the humor is 'quite' present and a solid plot is being constructed, the animation quality falls short, perhaps reaching a maximum of 6/10. As at episode 3, comradery and relationships haven't quite grown, so no comments there.
The protagonist may not fit the typical "chad" type, but he's likable, bold, has his own flaws and most importantly... he's not a simp.

Overall, it's not exceptional, but it's certainly decent. It serves as a good pastime when you're bored and enjoying a meal. The anime remains true to its original story in the manhwa which, but it's evident that the standards set by the manhwa were challenging for the anime to match. And worse of all, it seems to be struggling to amass any popularity even though it already has a fanbase. I honestly never heard this was getting animated till I watched it myself, which isn't a good sign.

All things considered, it's a solid 7 in my opinion. I can't quite justify rating it any higher or lower than that.

Absolute TRASH.

These words sum up the essence of this anime.

It clumsily tackles the themes of streamer culture, school life, and bullying with all the finesse of a sledgehammer. Shallow, inconsistent characters and tired tropes make for a cringeworthy viewing experience that offers little substance or insight.

While the animation and soundtrack may show moments of decency, with fluid movements and catchy tunes, they fail to salvage the sinking ship of the narrative.

However, in a world where some seek enjoyment in the trashiest content, this anime may find a small following among those who enjoy the lowest common denominator of entertainment.