Okusama ga Seitokaichou! Seitokaichou to Ofuro Asobi

Story: there is no story to this anime just a random episode that they made and put out there for people too see Art: it was very good nothing bad about it Sound: this was also very good nothing wrong with it at all Characters: Izumi and Ui only really make out the OVA both a kinda perv and what not but honestly Ui when it comes to this OVA Enjoyment: i did enjoy this if your a fan of ecchi and a decent amount of comedy than this OVA did good otherwise just skip the OVA as it doesn't affect the story at all Overall: giving this a 7 the comedy and the ecchi were both good nothing bad about it whatsoever

Most of you have probably already watched the main series. If not it's recommendable to watch that first. It's basically about a guy and his relationship with the student counsel president, which started by finding out their parents decided to have them married. Although the main series already lacked some story development/plot, this OVA has even less to add to the main story line. Also this OVA (and main series) contains a high amount of nudity and pervyness. For those who can't handle/ dislike it i recommend to skip this series (you have been warned) The story of this OVA is about a side-event with our main character and his girl. The best description of the plot would be "light-hearted". Although the plot is very shallow, even for a 10 min episode, i found it very soothing and enjoyable. Even the awkward moments/problems were relaxing opposed to the stress/agitation some other OVAs give me. Even though chances are very slim you will ever end up in a situation similar to our main characters, the anime still doesn't feel unrealistic, if anything even highly natural. It was delightful to see the story of an OVA not get messed up for a change. I admit there was not much to screw up, but i have seen plenty of OVAs that still managed to do so. Conclusion: if you are here for a heavy story-focused anime, you probably will be left deeply disappointed. The art and sound are pretty much the same as the main series, including the OP and ED. Not much to complain about on these points, nothing extraordinary either. One might say the animations could have been more smoothly. As this isn't some high action with lots of special effects kind of story/concept (like F/SN UBW) I would say the animations are more than suitable. As most of the screen time is actually the bathroom scene, there is not much to say about the background/ setting quality. Although the OVA is mainly focused on the two main characters, some of the others also get a small amount of screen time. Some development between the main characters might be observed during the bathing scene, but this could just as well be considered as ecchi fan-service. The other characters have too little screen time for actual development. Each of the characters behaves and looks pretty much like the main series. I've seen some comments saying the main girl looks less moe than the manga version. None of the characters appeared to me as lacking or having an redundant amount of "kawaii" As this is a single 10 minute OVA you would probably be better off watching it yourself instead of reading this entire review so a short message of those wondering if they should watch this: This anime doesn't contain heavy plot, is filled with nudity-fan-service, but is (otherwise) very enjoyable and feels as natural as it could be, keeping the concept of the story in mind. If this doesn't scare you off it's probably worth the 10 min

Rate a 6 English subtitles Story -pro: portrayed in a realistic manner. -pro: has an original element/aspect to it involving a hand and a woman. -pro: provides context for the story with what lead to this, a trailer to remind you of the show. -pro: tends to use some play on words for comical intent. -con/pro: Told via a flashback. Flashbacks are a unique form of story telling. While it does wonders to verbally telling one it varies on condition when applied to art. Reason why it does well verbally is one can see the talker. So, they automatically know they are in the present. Despite the fact that their friend or family member or general talker is referring to a past event. In short, easy distinction between the timeline. When it comes to drawing it is not always that simple. Some writers/artists like to be discrete and not make it obvious until when it is on a need to know basis or not at all at least not directly. Then you have types like these where you think the show is starting out normal only to be booted else where for an unknown time and then arrive back. Granted a safe arrival isn't always guaranteed. Luckily, the drawing as well as some spoken dialog made the arrival safe transition. Where the audience wasn't as thrown for a loop like they were from the start.

Okusama ga Seitokaichou!: Seitokaichou to Ofuro Asobi (2016) A continuation of the first season that brings effectively an episode 13. It is technically slightly longer than the main episodes too. The story much as you expect from the other 12 episodes thus far doesn't really exist and is just a status quo built on awful foundations. This one is at least a bit more modest and intimate between the two for more of it. It does however not change the damage from the first set of episodes of how bad a guy the protagonist is. The art is still of an alright standard. Would be great as hentai in terms of standards but the show is not that. Sound is generally OK and follows suit still with reuse of sounds and generally is OK. Characters just carry on like last time much the same. They do not really achieve anything great. It is enjoyable to an extent but by now I am more into planning mentally how bad this situation is going to end up.

Want ecchi? So take it. Okusama ga Seitokaichou! never tried to hide what its main objective is. From the beginning, it is very clear that the focus here is ecchi, and this OVA follows exactly the same proposal. If you went in expecting deep character development, a complex story, or some extremely elaborate romance, you're probably looking in the wrong place. Now, if you want fanservice, appealing situations and a lot of ecchi content, you can rest assured that this OVA has a lot to offer. To be quite honest, in this aspect the work is genuinely competent. The scenes are extremely appealing and, at times, even border on hentai. It's that kind of production that practically looks at the viewer and asks: "You came here for the ecchi, didn't you?" And then it just delivers. And perhaps that's precisely why I don't have much to complain about the proposal. The anime knows exactly what it wants to be and doesn't try to sell something different. The narrative is simple, the events are very straightforward and everything seems to exist mainly as an excuse to place the characters in situations that allow for even more fanservice. If you're a big fan of this genre, you'll probably enjoy it a lot. In my case, however, the situation changed a little over time. When I first watched it, I was much more interested in ecchi and, consequently, this type of content had a much greater impact on me. At that time, I actually liked this OVA more. Today, I no longer have the same interest in the genre and, therefore, the experience ends up being very different. This does not necessarily mean that the work has gotten worse. In fact, I believe that the biggest problem lies much more in the change in my own taste than in any specific defect in the OVA. What used to be reason enough to have fun today no longer has the same weight. Still, there is one aspect that continues to attract a lot of attention: the animation. For a work whose main attraction is ecchi, having decent animation makes a huge difference. There's no point simply putting fanservice on the screen if the visual production can't keep up. Here, the quality of the animation helps a lot to enhance the scenes and makes the appealing content have a much greater impact. It is precisely this combination of an extremely simple narrative with competent animation that makes Okusama ga Seitokaichou! work so well within what it sets out to do. The story doesn't need to be complex because that was never the main objective. The work wants to provide an ecchi experience and, in this sense, it manages to fulfill its function. I also find it interesting how this type of OVA works almost like an "extra" for those who already follow the series. There is exactly no need to watch it expecting some great narrative evolution. It's another opportunity to place the characters in different situations and make even more of what made the anime attract attention originally. And, honestly, it's the kind of OVA that you'll probably want to watch in secret LOL. Depending on where you are, putting this on to watch in the middle of the room is practically asking someone to ask you questions you don't want to answer. Overall, it's an extremely specific production. If you like ecchi and are looking for something with a lot of fanservice, you'll probably find exactly what you're looking for here. Now, if you're not very interested in this genre, this OVA is unlikely to change your opinion. For me, the experience today is no longer as good as it was when I watched it for the first time. The ecchi continues to be well produced, the animation continues to be one of the biggest positive points and the work delivers exactly what it promises, but my tastes have changed and this inevitably influences my evaluation. So, in the end, it's simple: do you want ecchi? So take it. HAHAHAHA. If you're a fan of the genre, it's worth checking out. For me, however, it is a work that worked better in the past than it does today. Rating: 6/10. =================================================================================================================Versão em Português===================================== Quer ecchi? Então tome. Okusama ga Seitokaichou! nunca tentou esconder qual é o seu principal objetivo. Desde o começo, fica muito claro que o foco aqui é o ecchi, e esse OVA segue exatamente a mesma proposta. Se você entrou esperando desenvolvimento profundo de personagens, uma história complexa ou algum romance extremamente elaborado, provavelmente está procurando no lugar errado. Agora, se você quer fanservice, situações apelativas e bastante conteúdo ecchi, pode sentar que esse OVA tem bastante coisa para oferecer. Sendo bem sincero, nesse aspecto a obra é genuinamente competente. As cenas são extremamente apelativas e, em alguns momentos, chegam a beirar o hentai. É aquele tipo de produção que praticamente olha para o espectador e pergunta: "Você veio aqui pelo ecchi, não veio?" E então simplesmente entrega. E talvez seja justamente por isso que eu não tenha muito o que reclamar da proposta. O anime sabe exatamente o que quer ser e não tenta vender uma coisa diferente. A narrativa é simples, os acontecimentos são bem diretos e tudo parece existir principalmente como uma desculpa para colocar os personagens em situações que permitam ainda mais fanservice. Se você é um fãzaço desse gênero, provavelmente vai aproveitar bastante. No meu caso, entretanto, a situação mudou um pouco com o tempo. Quando assisti pela primeira vez, eu era muito mais interessado em ecchi e, consequentemente, esse tipo de conteúdo tinha um impacto muito maior sobre mim. Naquela época, eu realmente gostei mais desse OVA. Hoje, já não tenho o mesmo interesse pelo gênero e, por isso, a experiência acaba sendo bem diferente. Isso não significa necessariamente que a obra tenha piorado. Na verdade, acredito que o maior problema esteja muito mais na mudança do meu próprio gosto do que em algum defeito específico do OVA. Aquilo que antes era motivo suficiente para me divertir hoje já não possui o mesmo peso. Ainda assim, existe um aspecto que continua chamando bastante atenção: a animação. Para uma obra cujo principal atrativo é o ecchi, ter uma animação decente faz uma diferença enorme. Não adianta simplesmente colocar fanservice na tela se a produção visual não consegue acompanhar. Aqui, a qualidade da animação ajuda bastante a potencializar as cenas e faz com que o conteúdo apelativo tenha um impacto muito maior. É justamente essa combinação de uma narrativa extremamente simples com uma animação competente que faz Okusama ga Seitokaichou! funcionar tão bem dentro daquilo que se propõe a fazer. A história não precisa ser complexa porque o objetivo principal nunca foi esse. A obra quer proporcionar uma experiência ecchi e, nesse sentido, ela consegue cumprir sua função. Também acho interessante como esse tipo de OVA funciona quase como um "extra" para quem já acompanha a série. Não existe exatamente a necessidade de assistir esperando alguma grande evolução narrativa. É mais uma oportunidade de colocar os personagens em situações diferentes e aproveitar ainda mais aquilo que fez o anime chamar atenção originalmente. E, sinceramente, é aquele tipo de OVA que você provavelmente vai querer assistir escondido KKKKK. Dependendo de onde você estiver, colocar isso para assistir no meio da sala é praticamente pedir para alguém fazer perguntas que você não quer responder. No geral, é uma produção extremamente específica. Se você gosta de ecchi e procura justamente algo com bastante fanservice, provavelmente vai encontrar aqui exatamente aquilo que está procurando. Agora, se você não é muito interessado nesse gênero, dificilmente esse OVA vai fazer você mudar de opinião. Para mim, a experiência atualmente já não é tão boa quanto foi na época em que assisti pela primeira vez. O ecchi continua sendo bem produzido, a animação continua sendo um dos maiores…