Kaijin Kaihatsubu no Kuroitsu-san

[BBOvenGuy]

I'm pretty sure the company I worked for back in the 90s was the model for the rival company in this episode.

[BBOvenGuy]

Ouch. An entire episode devoted to denying Wolf-kun's gender and invalidating his identity. I know which show is getting tossed into the "Pit of Shame" when Anime Feminist does their season recap.

[serenade_beta]

Originally Posted by BBOvenGuy

Ouch. An entire episode devoted to denying Wolf-kun's gender and invalidating his identity. I know which show is getting tossed into the "Pit of Shame" when Anime Feminist does their season recap.

Funny thing is that this anime is likely only doing genderbending because otaku and fetishes

[Tenzen12]

It's not like anyone give a damn about what anime feminists think anyway.

[EroKing]

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Originally Posted by Tenzen12

It's not like anyone give a damn about what anime feminists think anyway.

Very true

[Obelisk ze Tormentor]

Wait, What?!! WTF??!! Blader is Professor's brother and they don't know each other's real jobs?!

Oh and we got a new ED but thiss show is just so under budget that it only consist of recycled scenes from the show

The job interview by Megistus is hilariously normal. But he's a sharp guy when it comes to spy stuffs. He handled the magical girls' infiltration like a champ and he just continued the interview like a boss .

Oh btw, narrator for episode 7 is Kohji Moritsugu, the Ultraseven himself:




A for this episode 8, the narrator is Daisuke Tsuchiya, the Blue Beet from Juukou B-Fighter (which many people recognize the show as Beetleborgs in the US):

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Spoiler for ep10:

Let's say... This anime doesn't have the budget to do good hand-drawn dancing...
So while I praise their effort, I definitely had a laugh at the fairly terrible animation and weird-looking faces
Also, to be honest, this was pretty much just a kaijin-of-the-week episode, and I only really liked the Wolf-kun part.

[TnAdct1]

Originally Posted by serenade_beta

Spoiler for ep10:

Let's say... This anime doesn't have the budget to do good hand-drawn dancing...
So while I praise their effort, I definitely had a laugh at the fairly terrible animation and weird-looking faces
Also, to be honest, this was pretty much just a kaijin-of-the-week episode, and I only really liked the Wolf-kun part.

Spoiler for Episode 10:

I wouldn't say the anime lacks the budget. Rather, it's trying to save up some money for the finale.

[EroKing]

NSFW

Megami

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Spoiler for final thoughts:

The budget clearly reached very low boundaries in the last few episodes, and there were some standalone episodes that just didn't really do it, but I do give credit for the anime to go out of its way to invite local heroes to cameo in the show, because it fits the story so much

That's why while I do not like forced everyone-comes-together-in-the-last-episode things with a sudden new villain, the fact they made the local heroes mean something in the story as well as give meaning to what seemed to be random clips of the two girls doing a bunch of part-time jobs was actually pretty good

Also, yeah, Wolf-kun. Rather, only Wolf-kun, Kuroitsu, and I guess Blader really mattered. The others... whatever

So I will say 9/10
While it has its flaws, I think the effort they put into the presentation was worth giving it a good score

[Magewolf]

Fun show. But it seems like most people who were not already Tokusatsu fans ignored/hated it. I liked the everybody comes together ending(even if it was corny) and Black Blader was cool.

[BBOvenGuy]

Originally Posted by Magewolf

it seems like most people who were not already Tokusatsu fans ignored/hated it.

I'm not a fan of the genre, but the love the people who made this show have for it really shines through in the finale and makes it EPIC!

What worked for me was all the parody of the corporate world, and that's why I stuck around through all 12 episodes.

[Tenzen12]

It was really great show and while animation wasn't great it looke still much better then Girls Frontline at least. Villains and heroes actully comming together makes lot of sense as, from what we seen, "evil" organisations mostly ignore (or even straight down protect) civilians and property damage thus it's more about rivalry then actual enemity.

And of course Evil hero ripp-off, that's too classic to miss on

[Magewolf]

Originally Posted by BBOvenGuy

I'm not a fan of the genre, but the love the people who made this show have for it really shines through in the finale and makes it EPIC!

What worked for me was all the parody of the corporate world, and that's why I stuck around through all 12 episodes.

The whole "Evil" corporation was comedy gold. And it was great that the executive in charge of refreshments and shoulder rubs and the executive in charge of multiplayer games both turned out to be useful in the end.

[Dop]

Originally Posted by serenade_beta

Also, yeah, Wolf-kun. Rather, only Wolf-kun, Kuroitsu, and I guess Blader really mattered. The others... whatever

Oh come on, what about Megistus? As a senior executive who really cared for his employees' welfare, he has to be the best boss figure in the whole of anime!

I really enjoyed this show, and it sure went out in a good way uniting the indigenous heroes and supervillains to fight off the evil corporate takeover.

Also props for resisting the obvious joke where Kuroitsu's 'Black Blader' armour pops off leaving her undressed (it's a bug, fixed in next update), that was a good move.