Hundred
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When an extraterrestrial organism known as "Savage" attacks mankind, the only technology capable of combating the enemy is a weapon known as “Hundred.” A survivor of a Savage attack, Hayato Kisaragi is a teenager boasting the highest compatibility level with the aforementioned technology and as a result, is invited to master his skills at Little Garden, a prestigious military academy aboard a battleship. Over the course of his intense training for the battle ahead, he immediately attracts the interest of multiple female peers and gets drawn into a number of incidents as he tries to fight against the creatures that now inhabit Earth and threaten its safety. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
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When an extraterrestrial organism known as "Savage" attacks mankind, the only technology capable of combating the enemy is a weapon known as “Hundred.” A survivor of a Savage attack, Hayato Kisaragi is a teenager boasting the highest compatibility level with the aforementioned technology and as a result, is invited to master his skills at Little Garden, a prestigious military academy aboard a battleship. Over the course of his intense training for the battle ahead, he immediately attracts the interest of multiple female peers and gets drawn into a number of incidents as he tries to fight against the creatures that now inhabit Earth and threaten its safety. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
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katherinewulf
December 3, 2018
This is my first review of a show. I don't usually do these, but I do normally read reviews before watching the show. Personally, I like watching Ecchi anime, regardless of seeing rated R (close to Hentai) anime, or perverted anime like this one. But this isn't really perverted, it's just that "unplanned" ecchi things that happen to or from the MC. This show is another one of those battle action harem shows that we see every season at this point. Mind you, this review will have spoilers, so read at your own peril. Story (7/10) Basically, the story is set in a Earth where there isthis technology called "Hundred", where the stone takes the form of the holder's imagination. There are different types, like dragoon, chevalier, etc. Offensive and Defensive holders. It starts out with the Main Character having a flashback to when he was a child and was in the middle of being attacked by the monsters that are called, Savages. He saw blood and fire everywhere and the girl he was holding bleeding out. He wakes to find himself at his new 'home'/school. Little Garden. He evades the welcoming committee and seems to be rather famous. Although, he escapes the majority of the new class, he can't evade his new roommate, Emile Crossford, who he feels a familiar connection with. Like with most Main Characters, he doesn't remember his tragic past all that well, just bits and pieces. On top of all that, when he goes to his freshman seminary, a few necessary but uneccessary things happen, and he's challenged by the Student Council President, aka the Queen of the school. The school's Most Powerful Slayer, Claire Harvey. Obviously, the most powerful student in the school has to teach the new kid a lesson, so she challenges him to a duel. On his third day at the academy, they fight. She boasts about not using certain bits of her power, yet is cornered when the MC is given all this power. Power he later understands how he received. Although, he has this power, he needs to learn to control it before it controls him. Now, the story goes on as a usual harem story would. Two women in his life seem to be part of his 'tragic' past. He learns how he's different. Why he has this huge power that most others don't have. Like with most anime, this one is no different. It likes to go into a bit of a backstory, not as fillers though. It does tie in with the main story of it all. The main story of the MC and the antagonists who are the Savages and the ones who are 'rogue' slayers. Characters (9/10) I believe each character is moved forward in way that they can be remembered. The main character, Kisaragi Hayato, obviously knows three of the characters due to this past. His sister, Kisaragi Karen and two of the others that you meet later on. Emile Crossford is one of them. They go through a couple episodes before Hayato actually remembers more of what happened to him as a child. But each character has a back story that flows with the episodes. It's not some random filler, but a way to move the story forward. To help the viewer understand a bit more. As said in the story bit, Hayato is challenged by the "Queen", Claire Harvey. She's like the usual Tsundere that most people are fond of, others are annoyed by. But soon after, she even falls for Hayato. The only characters that aren't really looked into, or shared about much are the supporting characters like Liddy and Erica or Fritz and Reitia. But the basis of each character in the show is understandable and comprehendable. Even the antagonist, although, by the end it's a bit confusing as to who is the real main antagonist. Possibly because the second season (if there was to be one) would go into more depth about that part of the story. I see how many people would think that it's a Harem, since multiple girls fall for Hayato, but honestly, I don't see Hayato falling for the multiple women. In fact, I see his feelings towards one woman in particular grow and grow, more than the others. He's just socially awkward around women, and is pushed into unavoidable situations that most Ecchi Main Characters are. Their dialogue is that of a mecha show. But when they're not business-like, then they're how a normal dialogue between two (or more) people would be. WIth the added comedy for fans. The "Ecchi" part of it, is mostly for laughs and giggles, not for hentai purposes. The furthest the ecchi-ness goes is honestly groping or carefully censored breasts. Not revealing anything too...dirty. Honestly, I do believe the characters deserve more episodes to dive into far more. To understand better and to have a better story. But all in all, they're believable characters and their development was good. Music, Art, and Animation (9/10) For the animation bit of this, I'm not a huge nerd when it comes to it, so I don't really know much about it. But for me, I thought the fight scenes, and all were actually pretty good. I found them not as cringy as other shows, and the graphics weren't bad. But then again, I'm just an avid anime watcher, not a graphics kind of person. The art style wasn't unique but it wasn't bothersome either. In fact, I enjoyed the style of the art, and it was enjoyable to watch. The scenery, the sets, everything. I found it quite enjoyable personally. Honestly, I don't put much emphasis on it, it's not major as the Character aspect of it or the Story aspect of it. The designs matched their personality, they weren't overly powerful (except the main character) nor were they really lazy. The audio, the voice actors I thought were spot on. Although, I have admit the sound tracks for this series were pretty good. One in particular, called, "Smile Flowers". I'm personally not a huge fan of Opening or Closing, but this particular soundtrack was actually part of the show, it had a time and place which I enjoyed. Enjoyment (9/10) Personally, I enjoyed the show. It was funny at times, majority of the times when the "unfortunate" and unplanned bits happened. Or the clichés of the women waking the male up, and him acting up on it. The jealousy between the female characters while the MC was shown too much attention from another female. I found it funny. The reactions and whatnot. The fight scenes were also enjoyable from my stand point. At the end of the day, Anime is exactly that. A source of entertainment. If you're expecting so much more, most of the time you'll be disappointed. But if you watch for the sake of being entertained, you could find even the most suckiest anime interesting. In my case, this wasn't the suckiest, I enjoyed it to the fullest. So for enjoyment of this anime and thoughts, I give it an 9/10. Personally I hope to see a second season, but hey that's just my take on it.
