天下制覇

  

The lack of self-awareness is almost ironic.

Impressions:

For as much as this pretends like its characters are so unique and wacky and crazy, this was about as by the books as it comes. Main character, the same overblown ranting otaku cliche that has been around since Comic Party, if not earlier, stumbles upon socially outcast girl with amazing talent, she reveals her tragic past, he teaches her a valuable lesson while solving her bullying problem to massively over-melodramatic tragic music. I guess the twist here is that he does so by first beating up an attempted kidnapper/rapist, and then bullying the hell out of the girls who were bullying her. I don’t think they’re going to be making this into an after school special. Oh, but he yells and calls them silly names. There’s your bad comedy to mix with the ridiculous melodrama. This show has everything!

Everything except for a budget at least. Production was… mostly just meh and occasionally scary. It got especially bad in the clinic when her mouth was covering a third of her face and then flapping open and closed like Pac-man. This is not her smiling. This is her speaking. Also, I thought he was supposed to be a super genius. Why is his plan “Throw some garbage on them and then put that on the internet?” Worse, why did that work? It wasn’t a joke. It was his noble triumph where he punished them for bullying for justice, leaving them all weeping in the middle of the road. The writing here is really four nines of atrocious.

Next Episode:

Another student.