Dr Dokkiri Review

So next we look at a very well forgotten anime.

Dr Haruka Nishikikoji is the eccentric over weight Doctor of a major school whose clinic resides in a Medieval Castle built ontop of the School. While doing his best to help students, he has a mad crush on his childhood friend and nurse Miyuki, in which Haruka tries to impress with a number of crazy gadgets to make up for his insecurities, however these gadgets always go horribly wrong either affecting the students or faculty in hilarious ways and it's usually Miyuki who solves the problem usually after beating Haruka senseless first, rinse and repeat as most episodes will follow the same premise, it's almost a bingo game, so play along.
The situation is started by Miyuki being oblivious to what Haruka is planning, Yukihiro one of the students getting caught up in the situation or the Vice Principal's lackey hoping to get Haruka fired but ends up dragged into the situation.
The two kindergarteners playing along innocently.
The vice principal gushing over an antique and then getting it destroyed.
The muscular teacher getting every moment to pose his muscles.
The female teacher who pretty much faints every episode due to the craziness.
The principal herself not doing anything and just plays along.
Miyuki beating Haruka senseless.
Haruka's actual scheme being 90% of the time for perverted reasons.
Miyuki's sister teasing Yukihiro.
That's pretty much the entire anime, you can watch one episode and be done with the show because guarantee it doesn't improve from there, it's not bad but it's a one joke show that gets old quick and you can't help but wonder that Haruka should stop trying so hard and just do his job, he clearly has a degree and Miyuki would be more impressed by how he performs as a proper Doctor.
Any plans for a dub were rejected shortly after release as it didn't perform that well but it is Animax that had it and their dubs have a poor reputation.
Final Verdict: There's an endearing charm to the show but it's still a one joke show that rarely shows depth beyond it's need for pervy jokes and shenanigans.

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