Fight Ippatsu! Juuden-chan!!

And here, ladies and gentlemen, is the anime I would like to call "Double Standards." When a shounen (supporting) lead in anime gets physically hurt by a chick, nobody pays any mind to it. It's "played for lulz," considered "ha-ha funny," and "you should shut up about it, you troll." But when a shounen physically hurts a chick or more, and it's played for the lulz and "ha-ha funny;" then "it's not really funny at all." Because, you know. The Japanese animu industry makes more of the former and rarely focuses on the latter. Which is sad. Juuden-chan is one of the more originalanime I've saw in two decades. And that's saying a lot. Also, the upskirt panty-shots just make the show go down a bit smoother; despite how ridiculous it can get. I'm surprised that nobody had licensed and dubbed this yet. Seriously, though. If societies could be judged by the themes of their cartoons and Japan allows its anime industry to create works like "MM!", Kodomo no Jikan, Girls Bravo, and even the Clannad franchise; then there's no hope for that country and its people. Nevermind us in the West with Family Guy and South Park.

At first, from the first part of it, It was so confusing. The whole concept of 'charger girls.' which made me a little iffy to continue, but by episode 2 you quite learn to understand what it is. I found my self...CAPTURED... by the flow, and movement they did. Even the little 'mini' series inside the one that one of the characters comes to adore. I found the drama kept me on the edge of my seat a bit that made me angry when the next one wasn't up on the place I watch it at. Over all I was VERY pleased with this anime, which,in all honesty, is hard for me to say, because I'm very picky about anime. This is not for children or people who don't like depressing moments, or anime that sucks you in. Because, believe me, it did to me. Over all, go watch it. It's fantastic.

Seen via english dubbed 10 in rating Curious as to why? well... you will have to stay tuned next week--just kidding! Alas, life is worth living people say. Is that true always? i have heard good arguments for both situations. Well, the creator of this anime provides an answer and not only that provides an additional one. His or her line of thinking is that no matter how strong you are to be strong you must be weak at some point. If one has ever been negatively impacted strongly before it can take a while to recover emotionally even then it still won't go all away. cue inthe charger girls. Rising to the feat is their job to speed your path into possible greatness. Sure, by law they boost you but it takes a human to find a flaw. Which causes an unexpected greater benefit. What is that flaw? you will have to find out i am not telling :(P. What i will say is the idea of hidden aliens aiding us in our time of need might be actually true. Ever do a 160 out of nowhere mood wise? ever hear an inner-log voice relay a message that you immediately grasped that upon further review you might not have personally thought if forced too? I could tickle your fancy but i think you would strongly prefer i let the cute girls do it for you. Alas, i do have one regret i must say. I find my self lost in logical track of mind every time i think back to the joys this anime brought me. This is how i know it was good. Where even though the story has ended i can still see it playing.

The Charger Girls anime will not be for everyone, but if you don't mind borderline hentai (e.g. uncensored nipples, gals pissing themselves, and... tentacles?) if it has an adorable main character (that's Plug!), an actual story, character development, and actually does something then you'll enjoy this one! First off, I watched the uncensored dubbed version (yes there's a censored version, also CR sucks) which is in my honest opinion the best version to watch. With that in mind, how good is the dub? This dub has to be one of the best dubs and arguably better than the Japanese version (oi! Don't pick up the pitchforks yet!). For example, Plug Cryostat sounds a lot more energetic and youthful than the sub, whereas in the sub, she honestly sounds about as mature as Arrester (who is supposed to be the mature one), but more energetic. I also think the dub does a better job of the emotions the characters have when excited, worried, and etc. The dub is absolutely 10/10. The animation also felt great, movement was smooth, I didn't notice any weirdness, and movement conveyed emotions. I also loved the art. every character looked different and despite being 720p I think it's still better than some of the newer anime out there. Character development is noticeable and visible as you go on through the anime and honestly is the biggest reason I rate Juuden-chan so highly, I mean it helps that they're all interesting from the get-go, but to see a character go from struggling to express themselves to being more able to (this is just an example), is just plain enjoyable! The story ain't got huge depth to it, there isn't some journey to find some volcano to put a ring in (somebody should really write a story like that tho), it's just gals working to make people happy and the plot develops from that concept, it's an intentionly simple story, that still has some depth and meaning to it that is highly enjoyable to mine own self. Now the music has to be another top tier part that honestly fits perfectly in every way with this anime. The intro song, the outro song, and all the other funky music? Mmm, chief's kiss! Anyway, this'll be the first and (hopefully) last review I'll make. Chur.

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