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The story follows the usual Isekai pattern, the protagonists are summoned to the other because they supposedly have extraordinary abilities and when they arrive, they undergo severe training, the difference in this story is that Usato has healing powers and also has to train both mentally and physically; soon Rose, the captain of the Rescue Group, appears, who in my opinion is the main character of the story.

The character that impressed me the most was Rose, as soon as she appears at the end of the first episode, the dynamic changes completely, what was cliche becomes new, the training that she subjects Usato to is ... not at all conventional, it is practically a daily torture session full of humor. At the beginning of the training all Usato wants is to get away from Rose, but this desire does not last long, he gets used to Rose's training, and his motivation for training is to save the lives of his friends during the battles!

Suzune and Kazuki, despite being considered main characters, are barely explored; Suzune is an otome who quickly adapts to the new world, while Kazuki has his doubts and doesn't know what to do; the story has well-known cliches; those looking for ecchi won't find it here; the romance is superficial, we only have Celia looking romantically at Kazuki, her only function; the few fight scenes are good; the story doesn't advance much, only Usato's training and his master-apprentice relationship with Rose has a satisfactory evolution; for those who are already used to Isekais, there isn't much new, but for those who like the genre I recommend it, I liked the way it was proposed in the anime!

In the first few minutes of the anime, all we see is a group of girls doing school club activities, typical of a CGDCT anime. In the final minutes of the first episode, it seems like another type of anime, post-apocalyptic, depressing and dramatic, as the girls' reality is revealed; it is unlikely to write a review without revealing the biggest spoilers of the anime!

The story is slow, but captivating; the characters are simple, but this simplicity is the "charm" of the anime; the character with the greatest prominence is Takeya Yuki, who has difficulty understanding what is happening around her; Wakasa Yuuri is the ... cook of the group, who has an older sisterly attitude, even though she is the youngest, the character does not have any development, but is always providing moral support to the group; Ebisuzawa Kurumi is the most hyperactive of all, worried about the safety of her friends; Naoki Miki is the last to arrive, she does not have much confidence in herself; Unlike most post-apocalyptic animes that focus on violence against zombies, Gakkougurashi focuses on the group's daily lives.

The anime features many scenes with simplistic features, but they can be ignored due to the quality of the story and drama; it has implicit subplots with a Yuri context; for those who think of watching it in search of fan service/ecchi because it has cute girls, they will be disappointed, the most they will find is girls in bikinis on a normal summer day, without exaggerated fan service/ecchi; for those who are looking for an anime with twists, suspense and drama in a post-apocalyptic setting starring girls, Gakkougurashi is more than recommended!

According to my personal criteria, Kaii to Otome to Kamikakushi is far from being a horror anime. I will use Mieruko-chan as a reference, which has supernatural elements appearing suddenly, a situation that does not happen in Kaii to Otome to Kamikakushi. However, the anime is still interesting. It has a well-written mystery story, where the Adashino brothers want to go and where they came from, what the cursed objects really are, what the novel that Sumireko is writing will be like. These subjects make you interested in continuing to watch!

Speaking of the characters, each of them has their own particularities. The Adashino brothers have ... the ability to see signs where cursed situations are occurring. Sumireko is the bearer of youth and has the ability to change size and age by reciting a poem. They are not those characters copied from a standard primer, and each of them carries their own mysteries. Much of the story is linked to folklore and urban legends, especially from Japan.

For those who came here for the ecchi, imagining it to be the same as the manga, unfortunately it is quite different. There are some fan service scenes, but there is no explicit nudity. As for the visuals of the animation, I found it excellent. The characters' features are well drawn and the scenes are rich in detail. For those looking for mystery, suspense and historical facts, I highly recommend the anime.

To be blunt: the author who wrote Sentouin, Hakenshimasu! is the same one who wrote KonoSuba and decided to make a version parodying his own work. Six is ​​a clumsy agent with low intellect who was sent to another world with the objective of spying on that planet, so that later a megacorporation called Kisaragi can conquer it. It turns out that Six's plans are not very efficient and he is known within the company for not presenting satisfactory results, even when things go well.

Shortly after arriving on the planet he meets Snow, a knight with a habit of breaking her swords, an important figure ... within the kingdom, who saves Six from several alien dogs, bringing the two closer together; despite being a villain from another planet, Six acts as a hero with the objective of gaining the trust of those people while carrying out his evil plans; He came with Alice, a state-of-the-art android loli made by the Kisaragi company who is practically a walking nuclear bomb, her favorite weapon is a shotgun, Alice is also in charge of planning the invasion and the battles; after some feats the princess of the kingdom tasks Six with assembling an elite group to fight against the Demon Lord's generals, with many men injured in recent battles, there are only a few women left for Six to choose from, Alice, Six's "brain" chooses to choose a sorceress named Grimm and a chimera named Rose, later during an operation the duo discovers that the sorceress, besides spending most of her time sleeping, is not very good at casting spells, while the chimera only knows how to breathe fire and think about food; after assembling his "harem of clumsy girls", Six has to adjust his life as a hero in the world he is in with the life of a villain in the world he came from!

The anime does not have a complex story, it is mainly focused on a rivalry between Six and Heine, one of the generals of the Demon Lord's army, and the interactions with the girls in his group; the comedic part focuses on when Six has to earn points to exchange for weapons, the way he earns points is by doing something bad, one of the quickest ways Six uses to earn points is to lift the clothes of the girls in his group or touch their bodies without permission, the anime does not have explicit nudity, but it has some fan service scenes and a lot of sexualization, and the more perverted Six is, the more points he earns; it is not a wonderful anime, but it is not bad either, it has several funny situations, and for those who like to see beautiful waifus, the anime is full of them!

Ishuzoku Reviewers is one of those animes that people give up watching simply because it has ecchi, ignoring what could be an excellent comedy and/or fantasy.

The story centers on a discussion about which species is best for having sex. Zel, an elf, prefers older humans, while Stunk, a human, prefers adult elves. This creates a clash of opinions, so they ask other men of different species who are nearby to find out their opinions, generating even more different opinions. The next day, during a mission, they accidentally save Crimel, a hermaphrodite angel. The angel asks Stunk and Zel if he can accompany them, since he ... is injured and cannot return to heaven alone so soon. The duo accepts and soon asks back if there are brothels in heaven. Surprised by the question, the angel answers yes. Then Stunk reveals that he is on a "journey" to find out which species is best for having sex, and now Crimel will have to go along!

It doesn't take long for the first reports of the three's "journey" to appear, with cat women being the first species to be evaluated. The reports are the anime's main source of humor. They write from their point of view about their relationship with that species, and a poster is placed on the guild's wall for everyone to read. There are other people who pay them to evaluate a specific species in order to decide whether or not to have relationships with that species.

The anime has countless ecchi scenes, to the point of being mistaken for hentai. For the most enthusiastic of the Ishuzoku Reviewers category, it is a must-watch option. Another point to be mentioned is how some people's opinions can influence others. Stunk, Zel, and Crim are not the only ones sharing their opinions about their relationships with other species. With other men doing the same thing, their reports are the most reliable. The anime also has other parallel stories, a super-powerful archmage, a demon lord wanting to be president, a hard-working waitress; For those who want a comedy anime and don't mind the ecchi scenes, I highly recommend Ishuzoku Reviewers!

The supernatural part of the whole story is undoubtedly great, the journeys of self-discovery, the engaging narratives, the monologues, are all well constructed. As for the animation itself, most of the episodes have incredible color palettes, scenarios full of details, while others were done in a rush.

My criticism goes mainly to the romantic part; there was the entire romantic development of Hanekawa - there were three arcs - a girl who falls in love naturally, faces danger to save her "prince", faces her fears to be with him, but in return what she gets is a "no"; Senjougahara appeared out of nowhere, just because she ... was saved she fell victim to the "suspension bridge effect" and asked the boy she barely knew to date her, Senjougahara herself admitted that whoever had saved her would be her "love", after all this had already happened two years ago; and we have Araragi, who saw his friend and classmate as the perfect person, beautiful, intelligent and shy, but when he discovered her family problems, he preferred not to reciprocate the love he already had for her, a completely selfish and self-protective attitude, he let himself be a victim of a manipulator just to feel good!

As for the characters, I mention Hanekawa once again, her entire development was excellent, even though she was unable to stay with the one she loved the most. Kaiki, on the other hand, was presented as a villainous cheater who did everything just for money, but he was also a person who felt love, saved the ones he loved, but only received hate in return. Hachikuji is a fun girl, even knowing her tragic fate, she kept a smile on her face. I didn't like Senjougahara very much, a forced character who manipulated even the boy she claimed to love. As for the other characters, most had average development. Araragi, being the protagonist, it's obvious that most of the time things would work out for him, he had good interactions with the other main characters, but I didn't really like his love life either!

The anime shows the daily life of a group of girls, made up of two angels and two demons who do not act according to their characteristics; It's a fantasy and comedy story that's very simple to understand. It has implicit subthemes such as yuri and bullying; It does not have ecchi and explicit romance. I didn't find the characters forced, it was just a little confusing with the angels acting wrongly, while the domonias acted correctly; If you watch all the episodes at once it will seem a little repetitive; Finally, for those who want a no-strings-attached comedy, Gabriel DropOut is a recommended anime!