Tenshi no Drop

Well, gosh. This was painful to watch. I'm really glad this was only 5 minutes, because even just that 5 minutes was almost unbearable to sit through. The characters are annoying, but on top of this, they're written nonsensically. The story consists of one random gag after the next, to the point where it's almost impossible to follow what's going on, and even if you could, I don't think you would want to. Each gag is meant to gross-out the viewer and give a certain amount of shock value (since these are cute little girls doing and saying these kind of things), however, this aspect isn't even well done, and just feels overly forced. In the end, the gags end up just being gross instead of funny whatsoever, so it's just painful to sit through Music is unremarkable and sounds like it was cheaply produced, inoffensive but unmemorable. Voice acting is poor, with generic high-pitched "cute girl" voices that are grating to listen to. The art style wasn't very good, and is what you'd expect from a generic "cute girl" anime. Bright colors, weirdly proportioned bodies, dull backgrounds. However... I will say this... it was at least animated adequately. For that, it gets +1 point from me, but... overall, that's not nearly enough to salvage the rest of it, and I would say anybody and everybody should just avoid this travesty altogether. It's not even good for a laugh.

Summary (to be honest, I have no idea what was going on for most of the 5 minutes but here's what I understood): A girl who has a dream of having a tea party with angels walk to school and is turned on by her classmate. After that, they found their new room with a floor made of extremely fragile wooden planks and of course, they fall through it. The girl in the floor above also falls through the floor and apparently was not wearing any underwear. That girl turns out to be an angel that distributes some drug that makes you urinate candies and in order to reach her dream, she has to urinate 100,000 candies. Story: What can I say? Masterpiece (1/10) Art: Certainly not horrible (4/10) Sound: Okay soundtrack - I don't see how you can go wrong with the soundtrack anyway. (5/10) Character: Simply amazing (1/10) Enjoyment: Best thing ever (1/10) Overall: This anime portrays brilliantly written characters who should be role models for every children on this planet. The message conveyed in this short, yet meaningful 5 minutes is very clear: you must urinate 100,000 sweets in order to reach your dreams. 1/10

I'm not quite sure why this show exists, in fact I'm not quite sure who this show is for. It's only five minutes, has only one episode, contains no real plot, has a really sick sense of humor, and has some really bland moe girls. I'm sure this was meant for someone out there, even if it's only the person who came up with this, but then again that would mean someone out there would enjoy this. It's certainly fun to laugh at though, and if you are in that camp then you can certainly find more enjoyment in this that in something like Mars of Destruction. The jokes in this one are so surreal and insensible that it's hard not to laugh at it, and that's at it not with it. You really can't even review this short, it's something you just have to go and see yourself, just don't go in it alone I suppose, double the points if you see it while high; I'm sure the people behinds this were on something during the making of.

Lolicon being socially accepted (relatively. In comparison to the West, anyway) in the East is a puzzling thing to me. Logically speaking, it is completely understandable if it is taboo. But it is not. Being raised in China and exposed to Japanese popular culture, I don't see lolicon as this incredibly malicious thing. The innocence of children can be a potential gag for comedy. The sexualization of children can lead to some cheap shock humor too. Now ditch those entire two paragraphs. Instead of a kindergartener making a dirty joke (which may garner some laughs amidst a sea of shaking heads), imagine that kindergartener pleasuring herself in front of you, having rape fantasies and giving birth. Does that repulse you? Are you judging me because of my use of such disgusting imagery? Does that seem cheap? What about those opening paragraphs? Done in bad taste? Generalizing? If the answer is any of the above, well... That feeling of repulsion and disgust will be all you feel during the show. Sure, I could say that the art and sound engineering is good. But honestly, why care when the entire show is absurdly sexual? Who cares about the characters? Who cares about the sound? Who cares about the art? If there was any enjoyment at all to be found in this anime, it has been brutally maced to death by the realization that this was made and sold commercially, with a full voice acting team and decent art. No matter the intention -- parody, satire or (I hope not) played straight, it's all irrelevant. Any point that could be made through the idea is mercilessly shattered by the sheer bad taste and vulgarity that this leaves in your mouth. Shock has a point where it feels cheap. And this is the best demonstration of that. Pathetic is not a good enough score for this. Worthless/10.

I randomly came across this anime when screwing around on myanimelist and I was shocked by the score this anime had. So because I like to torture myself, I checked the anime out to see whats so bad about this. Now I finally know. Get ready to... duuuh.. do something, this is my review of Tenshi no Drop. Art: 6/10 The art is nothing special, but it also not that bad. It is colorful, cute and the animation is fluid. The thing that I can really critique here is that the animation is not good enough for such a short special. Sound: 4/10 Wait, there was music? I guess there was.... Don't remember any of it... probably for the best. Characters: 3/10 There are characters, but they are extremely one-dimensional with nothing to let them stand out. You have... uh... red haired girl who wants to set up a tea club, you have brown haired girl who exists and you have the purple haired one who is a angel.. I think. There are also two other characters, but they are for 20 seconds on the screen and thats it. Story: 2/10 Some girl wants to set up a tea club, a other girl helps her, the floor breaks and another girls appears, the first two girls eat something and then get the ability to shit some other things, The End. So basicly there is no story. It's events that just happen as a excuse of a story. I critisized Yuru Camp in the past for having not really a story, but Yuru Camp is Fate in comparison with this crap. Enjoyment: 4/10 I was confused most of the time. It got a few chuckles with its wtf-moments, but the confusement was still too big. They could've done something like Eromanga Sensei: Capitalizing on the negative feelings that you get from it, but instead they did.. something. Overall: 4/10 This is the hardest review I have ever written. I basicly made a whole review about nothing. This anime is nothing. It is bad, but you should watch it, because this is one of the best examples how to not do a story.

Rate a 5 English Subtitled Rating could be pg-13 due to no nudity. I don't recall it being vulgar either. Story Introduction wasn't original in wording. Reminded me of American cartoon show Power Puff Girls. Progression from one event to the other was quick. Plot was rather silly. Although while it was rather weird there are some pros to that. Such as it can be considered original to some degree. By being weird it is somewhat expecting to what happens next. Maybe it was more so the words than the art but i was intrigued. Conclusion did go along with the concept of bizarre but requires a bit more lead in to explain the jump. Art Characters were beautiful. There were a few moments unfortunately that the artists went with a cheap, unrealistic to setting background. Speaking of cheap backgrounds there was even the occasional frame outlook. Basically art within a border. Which doesn't look good. Overall: I don't think people will mind the characters but with mind the occasion poor settings. Comedy used is funny given the age depicted. Sound effects could use a bit more work for i am not sure that sound works the best.

This was a great waste of 20minutes to understand this 5 minutes anime! I still don't have a single clue of what the hell I watched. The animation is pretty good though, I guess ? I recommend watching it at least once to get that "what the hell" feeling. The voice acting was pretty good too! The story was honestly inexistant but it gives that "it's so bad it's kinda good" feel. So I guess I enjoyed this anime, but only because of the weird feeling it gives you of not knowing what just happened, especially after reading the confusing synopsis. Well, turns out the synopsis was weird for a reason.

i am sorry to say this , and i realize what kind of fucked up monstrosity this shit is but i have to say, those were 5 fun as fuck mins i had, only regrets being iam underage and therefore am not able to watch this show non-sober as for personal enjoyment i give this a 7/10 the art ? mediocre to average 3.5/10 the story? well its certainly..........unique 4/10 the characters? what characters? 1.5/10 sound ? meh 5/10 and as for how it actually is it deserves a 3.5/10 and iam excluding my personal enjoyment in the over all score because i know for a fact that iam just weird

This was damn weird, but also hilarious at the same time. Never thought my first review ever would be such an anime, but here we are. Originally, I only do this review as many people didn't and the ones who did are rather nevative. I don't want to say the anime is the best you can watch, but also not the worst. I already saw worse and as already mentioned above it gave me some laughters here and there. And I laughed more at this than at any actual comedy-made anime. That was so hilarious even though at the last few seconds of the 5 minute OVA/special I felt a bit uncomfortable with the pee and all, but hey the originality is there and it's funny, so why not? Only took five minutes to watch. But I got told that the manga is longer and actually has a plot, I am curious to know that plot so I will read it now.

I'll be the devil's advocate here and say that this show is actually okay. Not good, not bad, just okay. It's actually pretty okay in terms of its art. Its soundtrack, which it barely has, feels somehow enough for this short. It didn't feel boring at all. Furthermore, it felt like a random chapter of Shimeji Simulation with its oddities and weirdness. If anything, its only real problem is the use of lolis as the main characters. I feel like this is where most, if not all, of the controversy surrounding the show comes from. I'm not going to defend its pretty blatant pedophilia here but still, are we really going to spoil tears over a simple anime when we could do something greater in the real world. In an age where people sacrifice their happiness just to be part of a majority, we must ask ourselves why we do such a thing. Did we really choose to rate things as bad just because others said so. Do we really have a choice in this or do we keep following the herd lest we be outcast from it. In any case I have seen worse and better than this and I do believe that we should re-evaluate our views on this anime. This anime is, in my opinion, objectively better by some magnitude than Valkyrie drive which sits at a score almost twice that of this, and as good as Yuru Yuri, just, more deeper, perverted and shorter than that.

Okay, so somebody on reddit said this was probably the worse thing they ever watched and to never watch it so obviously you watch it right? This was a mistake I genuinely think this was the most uncomfortable I've ever been in my life. I don't have any idea how something this deranged was ever animated. Never watch it seriously its disgusting, unwatchable, and will make you feel revolted just by watching it. I just wanted to watch bad anime man why did it have to be this. I highly regret watching it. I'm only going to keep it on my list so that others can see this review and realize how bad of a mistake it was to watch so they never will.

Tenshi No Drop is an anime about lolis doing things, and eating sweets. That may sound cute and innocent, but this anime makes you want to scratch your eyeballs out with how creepy it is. I don't like this, but if you like cute girls doing erotic things and don't mind weird subcontexts, this might be for you. Story: 1 Some girl who I forgot the name of joins a school with angels. An angel named 'Un' falls from the ceiling, and Botan stares straight at her privates. Rude. Then they eat her halo and give birth. While the jelly-looking angel eggs are cute, the way it's animated and sounds is just disturbing. Art: 4 The art is pretty pleasant to look at if you saw a screenshot of one of the not-weird scenes. It's very moe-style and the character designs are pretty bland, but sometimes stick with you. Their dresses are very poofy and I want to wear one. Sound: 2 The sounds just give a very creepy vibe and generally make the listener feel uncomfortable. The constant "poreporepore" gets pretty weird and the loli just sound like lolis. Characters: 2 Their designs are bland but sometimes memorable, and their dresses are nice. Overall, they're pretty nice eye candy. Why are they ranked so low? Because their characters are extremely bland and forgettable. I understand that for something like this, characterisation isn't the most important, but their motives are generic. Un doesn't even feel like she has a personality. Enjoyment: 1 It was an uncomfortable experience that makes me question why I ever put myself through this. It was 5 minutes, and I want them back. Overall: 3 I didn't enjoy it, but maybe somebody did. Who knows. Cinna, signing off~