Hi I'm Dranzerstorm
You may remember me as a regular contestant on the caption battle contest.
Welcome to Retro Retrospective, my world dedicated to the old guard of the Otaku world; expect some reviews of the old & obscure, and in-depth geeky knowledge with the occasional top ten and I now have a logo.

Little info about me
Well I'm British and I'm in to all things animated and nostalgia.
I've grown up with every cartoon going and have watched hundreds of anime.
Oh and to answer a question I was asked once, no I don't wear glasses in real life, I would wear Loke's sunglasses though.

Top 100 Worst Anime 10-1

Okay let's bring this home so I can talk about normal anime again.

10. Psychic Force
I was angry at the lack of effort that went into making this, it's not that hard to make a fighting game anime.

9. The Super Milk-Chan Show
Imagine the worst elements of Ren and Stimpy in anime form. That's what this show is, I have actively tried to forget this show existed.

8. Rumbling Hearts
The most bull shit romance plot ever put to anime.

7. Kill Me Baby
Worst comedy ever, you know you screwed up when the dub voices give up caring.

6. Diabolik Lovers
Congratulations, you managed to be worst than Twilight, that's not an achievement, I'm just saying it out of pity.

5. X/1999 and Movie
This is Clamp at it's worst. It's one of the most poorly structured stories I've ever sat through and the bigger insult is that they still haven't finished it!

4. Idol Densetsu Eriko
Someone watched Jem and the Holograms and thought, "this isn't depressing enough" and made this.

3. Skelter Heaven
This is the only anime I've ever watched in which I don't know what's going on. It's also got abysmal animation.

2. De:Vadasy
Someone tried to rip off Evangelion and did it so poorly that Evangelion looks even better.

1. Bludgeoning Angel Dokuro-Chan
This wasn't easy to arrange, the top 3 kept changing places but the deciding factor was effort. No effort went in Skelter Heaven and De:Vadasy was a rip off of a superior anime. Dokuro-Chan had effort put into it and that's very depressing. Why?
An angel goes back in time to kill the inventor of a drug that makes every woman 12 years old, that's right, effort was made in an anime about a guy making the ultimate paedo world and the punchline is that Dokuro is terrible at her job. This is the truest definition of a garbage fire that still needs more gas to burn.

Kill Me Baby Review

Now lets look at something completely different, time to look at a crappy gag comedy in Kill Me Baby.

Sonya is a world class assassin, Yasuna is an idiotic naive student, Agiri is a laid back ninja, no one cares about the unused character. Together an average day of school is Yasuna deliberately annoying Sonya, Sonya reacting by causing grievous bodily harm to her, and Agiri watching in the background or sometimes pulling rubbish ninja tricks, this is all 13 episodes in a nutshell and nothing else to write about plot wise; while I didn't expect much out of a series that was originally a 4-Koma comic, this is really all there is to know.
As this is a gag comedy, one based around slapstick, is it funny? Not if there's only one joke in the whole show.
I'm serious, there is no other joke other than Yasuna annoys Sonya, Sonya nearly kills her and Agiri just jumps in every now and again, even with the different scenarios they try to concoct it really doesn't change the feel of the show.
There wasn't any faith in this show whatsoever and even the dubbing team felt that way with no attempt at lip syncing and while the dub actors did try to make the most of it you can tell a couple of them just wanted the show to end by the simple tone of sarcasm from Agiri in particular.
Slapstick only works based on the reactions of the people involved, it doesn't work when there is too much dialogue breaking apart the punchline, for example if Tom & Jerry were talking during their classic chase scenes it would ruin the moments of hilarious reactions when Tom gets hurt, the pioneers of the art form come from silent films such as ones done by Charlie Chaplin, while not entirely devoid of sound and dialogue in this day and age, you can still make the art form work if the reactions of it's characters work well, however it needs more than just a simple bonk on the head to be successful and can easily out stay it's welcome which is what happened in this anime. 25 Minutes of the same slapstick just gets stale and I had to put up with 13 episodes of it while an average Tom & Jerry short is 5 Minutes making it easier to digest and every episode is fresh with new material, Kill Me Baby doesn't have any other material; in fact from my viewpoint, Yasuna is the type of person I'd rather not associate with and much of Sonya's reactions are justified as she continuously tries to annoy her with the most random crap to ever cross her mind and in the end, that just makes her a jerk.
Final Verdict: One joke comedy anime that fails to hold the attention of any normal human being, you see one third of an episode then you've pretty much seen the whole series, nothing changes, the characters are annoying and I feel this is less a comedy, more trolling because I feel that's what Yasuna is doing to me while watching this.

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