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D-frag has no main story at all. Personally speaking, the protagonist Kazama was of the most interesting character as it was not your typical main protagonist. Absolutely no spoilers, but some words may suggest indirect minor plot points. The artwork in this anime is not what you can say as a masterpiece, not even close.


Kenji could probably be able to say goodbye to his hopes and dreams by the moment he was forced I really mean by force to joined the club. That is, until he meets the four insane girls of a gaming club whose personalities are all super weird and a tad violent. Most of the time, though, they hang out in their club room, bored, with only a few trivial problems floating in every once in a while.


D Frag Manga - They are fun because they are.


Synopsis The Kazama Family—a gang of three wannabe delinquents and close friends, spearheaded by Kenji Kazama, is trying to make a name for themselves at Fujou Academy. On the first day of the term, the gang finds themselves putting out a fire in the Game Development Club. Instead of thanking them, the eccentric club members attack and knock out Kenji's two friends, forcing Kenji to fight for his life. Failing to escape, d frag gang leader is coerced into joining the Game Development Club. As he settles in, Kenji gets to know the four girls responsible for his provisional membership—student council president and general tyrant Chitose Karasuyama, spirited tomboy Sakura Mizukami, negligent club advisor Minami Oosawa, and the school's infamous shadow leader Roka Shibasaki. Throughout the Game Development Club's constant shenanigans and his desperate attempts to leave the club, Kenji begins to realize that he may be actually enjoying himself. After forcing me to laugh so hard every episode, it disappeared just like that. Well, I'm not going to talk about the emptiness in my life or how desperate and lonely i'am after watching the last episode, but instead, I'm going to give you all some insights on the anime by writing this review. I'm going to start by the story first. To be honest, it's kinda' hard writing about the main idea of the story. High school country delinquent, Kazama Kenji thinks that he got what it takes to be the strongest and the sole ruler of Fujou High. Together with his two long-time friends who are also in the gang, it seems that nothing could possibly go wrong. Kenji could probably be able to say goodbye to his hopes and dreams by the moment he was forced I really mean by force to joined the club. Instead of acting like one, he spends his days of high school slacking off and playing meaningless games in the club that he was forced to joined. D-Frag is an example of an anime that actually has no meaningful plot at all. It mainly almost every time revolves around Kenji, playing board games and throwing limitless funny punch lines at everyone around him until sometimes he literally ran out of breath. What makes this anime to be considered a very entertaining one is that such plot contains such humorous jokes that surely hit the mark every time and aren't predictable. The artwork in this anime is not what you can say as a masterpiece, not even close. It seems that Animes such as these aren't in a need of great and extraordinary art. Ranging from cute to roguish, bald to long-haired. Voice actors did a great job in their voice acting. They make a great impression on how the characters are. Not only the voice acting, the soundtracks fits the anime perfectly too. The Opening is very joyful, d frag, energetic, and funny. It really makes the mood before watching the anime. None of the characters have a normal personality as that of a high schoolers and it effectively supports the comedy which is the main focus of the anime. Character development in this anime is so small that it could be considered as none. But you wouldn't even mind anyway :D. Score Story : 8 Art : 7 Sound : 8 Characters : 8 Enjoyment : 10 Overall : 9 D-Fragments or D-Frag. It is indeed the best example of a comedy anime which can be considered as a 'good'. Personally it's my favorite in this winter season. If you think you have a reasonable sense of humor and is looking for an anime that could make you laugh until you lose your common sense, without no doubt i recommend you this anime. The commoners should follow the king's command at all cost. But since there are only two players this time, we are going to go with d frag simple game where the one who draws the king will win. So why the hell are these two ready to kill each other?!?. Then, before I actually begin, let me explain that because this is a comedy like nichijou where nothing makes sense but everything is funny, I'll grade this differently. Absolutely no spoilers, but some words may suggest indirect minor plot points. There isn't much of a story. No, this is not that simple. Creating a comedy requires more skills than one might think. Especially for a theme like D-frag, one needs to be very thoughtful. This is not d frag senseless laughter found in nichijou, or a laughter at the dumbness of baka to test. This gets a game as casual and simple as king's game or the war of thumbs and create something funny and interesting. Nobody wants to watch two men playing the game of thumbs, but in this, yes you do. The ability to make something boring funny is a grandiose skill that requires much attention and imagination. Another criterion that I absolutely loved was the continual unfolding of funny d frag stories and mysteries that just cracked me up. I cannot explain this without spoiling, so I will go on. Story was a work of art. Many will disagree and say there was no much of anything for story, but this, like I said, need to be given a whole new method of grading. Art: 9 Sure, the animation is not the best in the world, and we can't help but notice the rainbow colors of the hairs. However, these are not necessary factors when making a d frag. What D-frag wanted and needed was an animation where one could easily crack up, or be caught in adorableness, and this type of animation was its soul mate. But this alone wouldn't get the anime 10, so I gave art a nine. A fluent movement in unnecessary scenes are also a factor to crack people up, but unfortunately D-frag didn't contain this element. For that I gave art a 9. Sound: 8 Starting from the seiyuus this time, in contrast to how I usually grade the sound. The voice actors are some of the greatest in the world. For Shibasaki Roka, who needed both the yandere-type voice and cute-type voice, there were not too many in the anime history who could do both but the jack-of-all-trades voice actor hanazawa kana. Roka's voice requirements overlapped well with Sengoku Nadeko of monogatari series, and there was no better candidate than Kana in this voice over. Then, as for our main-character delinquent, we have katsuyuki konishi, the prime voice actor of delinquents. In addition, for the voice actor of sakuragaoka, a girl-like boy who had to sound both like a boy and a girl, we had the voice actor of hayate, shiraishi ryoko. We have the woman who changed Japan towards cuteness, aki toyosaki, for the best d frag, along with takao in the story, funabori. Not to mention of course, they all did their jobs admirably. Even the extras' voice acting was admirable. However, there were times when the voicing was a little awkward--especially when kazama played the straight-man role. To begin with kazama's voice actor is not aced in straight-man role. Still, kazama's voice actor did his job splendidly and the ba-ka was understandable for the genre of the anime, so I gave voice acting a 9. As for the opening, I at least hated d frag song. Still, the song could annoy some people off, so I gave this an 8. The ending, on the other hand, was in between quality and catchiness. It was both easily remembered in the ear and sang well. Still, the song was not good enough to be given a 10, so I gave the ending a 9. They weren't cliche or repeated over and over. They were used thoroughly and well. So all in all, I gave the sound a high 8. Character: 8 Don't you just love all characters. We have all characters with their own appeals, especially Takao and Funabori, who are not in the main 5 characters but are more famous than the main 5's. I cut it off also because of that--the main characters are not given enough attention, especially Sakura. She, although being a part of the club, shows little significance in the whole anime. I also cut off points for the teacher characters that appeared at the last second. D-Frag certainly cannot be a masterpiece, considering each categories carefully. However, they can make people laugh like no other, and they don't need any of these categories to do so. It does not bring up the nonsensical exaggerated comedy in Nichijou, or the eternal dumbness in baka to test. They are fun because they are. Even if the story is nonexistent, even if the art is premature, even if the sound is annoying, even if the characters aren't fully developed, D-Frag can turn the tables and create enjoyment out of it. There might not be stories to be awed at, or arts to be awed at, or sounds or awesome character developments to be awed at, but this definitely is an anime that you can be awed at. It most definitely needs more attention. If you haven't watched it, you should immediately start watching. Then, happy anime-ing and may the anime be with you. This anime has no doll moments at all. Every episode is worth dying to see 'cause how great and enjoyable it is. The only downfall is that there's only 12 episode they should do more maybe a hundred lol. I don't know why they stop. D-frag has no main story at all. It's all about the characters goofing off. If you want to watch a feel good anime try this one it won't let you down. D-frag will you make you laugh and it will make you feel that your in your teens d frag having a crush on someone it will make you feel in love lol. The Bottomline is this D-frag is a pure comedy as it's finest and don't take it too seriously,just have fun while watching it. The premise seemed unappealing and boring, with a generic setting that didn't promise anything spectacular. Nevertheless, intrigued by the title of it, I began watching it, and I can say I was pleasantly surprised. So what makes it hilarious. I will try to explain it below. This is quite frequent in japanese comedy shows, and being a personal fan of this type of comedy, naturally appealed to me. However, if this type of comedy doesn't appeal to you, then this may be not suitable for you. This doesn't go as intended and in the process he is forced to join the game creator club tempcomposed of the most strange girls. From here on audiences observe how Kazama deals with the bizarre club members, leading to absurd and hilarious situations. These range from typical d frag life situations, to the same events a lot school comedies have to offer, such as territorial fights or festival games, naturally taken to the extreme absurdness. D-frag has little story to offer, besides the actions of the game creator club temp. The story is split in mini arcs, each with enough comedy to make you laugh, making it perfect for this type of anime. It also tagged with the romance and harem category, though the harem aspect is not the d frag focus of this show, neither is the romance. Moreover, it is used to enhance the comedy. ~Characters~ Being a comedy based anime, D-frag has a lot of characters to offer, each with its own charm. As it d frag a harem too, there are a lot of female characters but these are not detrimental to the anime; which is to say, it doesn't exhibit an excessive focus on the females. Personally speaking, the protagonist Kazama was of the most interesting character as it was not your typical main protagonist. He doesn't take romantic interest in the female lead characters, neither does he always accomplish his goals, in fact he is often helped by someone, which is bonus. Other character that stood out, and is my personal favourite, was the teacher Sean Conne Conne, who clearly represents the actor Sean Connery. His character, moral values and actions are very refreshing to the anime, besides enhancing significantly d frag awe factor of this character. Naturally, character development is nihil in this anime, in addition to the fleshing out of the characters. The secondary characters also play an import role D-frag: these have all certain personalities that makes it easy d frag distinguish from the others. There are also different factions present, each with their characteristic attribute, for example, the baldies or music bands. ~Animation and sound~ The animation quality of D-Frag is nothing outstanding, though well executed, what is to be expected from a modern show. The art style of D-frag was toned down d frag bit from the manga, which was at first rather lackluster, and is a welcoming change. Character designs are varied, yet are nothing remarkable. The facial expressions were well done, which was of importance for the comedy gags, as without them it would have been worse. The soundtrack used in D-Frag was nothing outstanding and it could get repetitive at times, yet there were some compositions that fared well with the different sketches and situations it was trying to portray to the audience. The voice actors performed their roles well, fitting with their character's personalities, as in addition enhancing the comedic element of the anime. ~Enjoyment~ I personally enjoyed D-frag a lot; It made me laugh throughout the whole duration with hilarious and absurd situations, as well as the wide assortment of characters. There were naturally some gags that got old or were predictable, besides of having no story direction whatsoever: this was nevertheless a small drawback. So if you are interested in watching a comedy anime with an enjoyable harem, or just are searching for something to watch, D-frag may be something for you. Just don't expect any deep characters or story.


D-Frag/ Fury Meme: Takao ambushes sherman tank column.
Even the extras' voice acting was admirable. Kenji could probably be able to say goodbye to his hopes and dreams by the moment he was forced I really mean by force to joined the club. At Kaimei High School, the Living Assistance Club aka the Sket Brigade was organized to help students with problems big or small. Moreover, it is used to enhance the comedy. None of the characters have a normal personality as that of a high schoolers and it effectively supports the comedy which is the main focus of the anime. Another criterion that I absolutely loved was the continual unfolding of funny behind stories and mysteries that just cracked me up. When he graduated, he put that dark history behind him and forgot about it… or he was supposed to. They were used thoroughly and well.