Sexy Commando Gaiden: Sugoi yo!! Masaru-san

Cleanup princess. Story Damn, this anime is different. I mean, it's really different. It really is. And crazy. Yeah, crazy. Cra-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-azy. And it will make you laugh so much, that you won't be able to speak for several days. Aliens, fighting, craziness, craziness, Meso.. *cough* *cough* *cough* Art Different, but stylish. The way it should be. But quality is poor *sob* Sound The way it should be. Nothing more to say. Characters Oh, hell. Different. Masaru is so different, that words can't describe him. Characters evolve quite fine, but in a different way, than usual. Different. And they learn Sexy Commando too. Except Susan, cause he has already learned it. Yeah, I know. Still his name is Susan. Enjoyment Err... Funny as hell and totally different. Crazy. Enjoyment beyond outstanding. 11/10 Overall The. Best. Gag. Anime. Ever. Now go and watch it!

Well, I don’t know how to make this story make any sense to you. You just have to watch it, which I strongly recommend you do. There is humor in pretty much all levels whether gag, otaku reference, slap stick, puns, almost everything. It’ll keep you laughing. But if I were to compare the humor with anything, I say Freakazoid is definitely a good foundation of what to expect but times it by 100, and you get this anime. The episodes are less than 10 minutes long since it’s based on a short manga that’s as long as a Sunday strip so pacing in regards to length isn’t a problem. There is some story development, but it takes time but I don’t think the purpose of this anime is to develop story and characters at a significant degree, which is why most people love anime, and why it can be hard to get into this one for a critical percentage of anime fans of all levels. But in due time, it will be revealed why Masaru wears those weird golden rings on his shoulders and what not. The other characters all have qualities that stand out in their own way, though archetypical and stereotypical, but yet balanced and excellently parodied, and can still come across as original. Well, the style may be a major turn off, but I doubt the purpose of this anime is to invent state of the art animation. Considering that it’s comedy, the unorthodox designs truly reflect this, and helps form some understanding of what to expect. At times, you’ll see the art change style such as making them like cylinder figures just to symbolize the stupidity and dumfound atmosphere of the moment and to make you laugh. During action sequences, they will parody the style of 1970s anime with the sketchy outlines and the more colorful hyperspace backgrounds for more dramatic purposes and explosiveness. I’m not trying to give any kind of Emmy worthy merit for the style of this anime, I know it’s not the greatest, but you have to watch it for the purpose of the intention this anime has like I said. I think the art style perfectly compliments the nature of the anime. I can’t give it credit for style, but I will give it credit for execution. Ueda Yuuji is dead perfect as the voice of Masaru, and he is also the voice of Jin in Marvel vs Capcom 1 and 2. Put that portrayal into a comedy role, and you perfectly get Masaru. He does great with his passion, humor, just about everything that pulls you into the character and this show. The voice acting and execution also plays a big part of the humor. A certain portion of it will be hard to understand because it relies on puns within the Japanese language, which the fansubs will explain to you. Regardless of that, I still think its humor everyone can enjoy. At times Masaru will pull off counter intuitive motivational sayings that Dan Quayle and George W. Bush are only capable of that will make you laugh to tears. The voice acting overall is just incredible in making this anime work. The music is also pretty excellent in its use as well. The opening theme reflects the passionate comedy nature this anime has, so it really gives you an idea of what to expect and the imagery of the opening just adds more and more comedy to it. Ueda Yuuji also makes use of his unique singing talents as well with the official Sexy Commando Club song. The background music also makes use of all kinds of music whether overly dramatic or comedy just to further contribute the intentions of this anime. This is my favorite comedy of all time. A lot of people think it’s ridiculous, which I don’t blame them for. Sadly, I personally find there is some legitimate logic behind the sexy commando’s purpose, which contributed why I was able to enjoy it. Hell, I’m willing to use it in a real fight. But not every single bit of comedic moment will have purpose in relation to the story 75% of the time at my estimate, but if it’s to make you laugh, then hey, they did something right. The way it ends, it makes you want more. Sadly, I know of no scanlations of the manga that are out, but if you know where to get the manga online, then link me up. But I say if you really love comedy from every single angle, then I strongly say check this out at your usual torrent site.

WARNING!! If you are unusu­ally sens­ible, ser­i­ous or a wan­na­bee goody goody then there’s no need to read this review. Also, no criticism’s allowed! — The review­ers father This review has had my heart and soul put into it. Please close all other win­dows and focus on only the text. It is advised you read this review while listen­ing to music, eat­ing a sand­wich while tweet­ing that you are doing these three things. Quick crash course: Sexy Com­mando Gaiden is a 1998 anime, 50 epis­odes long (although the epis­odes them­selves are only 10 minutes long so it’s not as long as first glance would have you believe) and isn’t that well known in the west­ern world. It’s never been licensed in any way shape or form out­side of Japan. It does, how­ever, have a massive cult fan­base inside Japan itself. Now the reason it’s not pop­u­lar abroad is pretty obvi­ous. It’s very Japan­ese in it’s humour. This is as Japan­ese as you can ima­gine. Full of weird, non-explainable events with the clas­sic man­zai com­edy style of the straight man to the funny man. But it’s only when you watch the show does the idea of why this is a cult hit make sense. The anime’s cent­ral focus is a gen­eric main char­ac­ter and his encounter with the prac­ti­tioner of the Sexy Com­mando fight­ing style, Masaru. Every aspect of Masaru’s char­ac­ter is a gradual build up of ran­dom char­ac­ter traits. He wears rings on his shoulders that cause cash machines to start sprout­ing ran­dom phrases. If he takes them off, his hair grows shorter. Oh, and they also start spout­ing smoke at occa­sional inter­vals. Not that any of this par­tic­u­larly annoys Masaru. He has a fond­ness for mous­taches and magical dis­ap­pear­ing base­ball throw­ing tech­niques. Oh, he also has a story about how he found those rings. One day, he was walk­ing through the woods. He saw the rings on the ground, so he picked them up. The End. You start­ing to get a pic­ture of what this anime is like yet? While Masaru is the ulti­mate example of the sheer ran­dom­ness of this anime, this trait fea­tures through­out the show. Char­ac­ters are intro­duced with the most ran­dom of char­ac­ter traits with the most bizarre abil­it­ies with seem­ingly no real reason. If there was meant to be satire of some sort in this show, I never saw it. Maybe once or twice, but it would hap­pen so infre­quently that I came to dis­miss it. While it’s obvi­ous that I could miss a fair amount of the Japan­ese satire, I find it impossible to believe that I missed so much of it that I thought this wasn’t satire at all. My mind sees an totally batty author, about as mad as Masaru him­self, who will think up of totally ran­dom plot points and toss them in for the heck of it. He has a vague idea of what sort of story he’s try­ing to tell. It’s about gen­eric main char­ac­ter learn­ing that there are rather less con­ven­tional ways of mak­ing friends (oddly close to Arakawa when I put it like that, but these two are nowhere near the same level), but for the most part he just makes shit up. But, and here’s the import­ant part, he runs with it. Any­thing he’s writ­ten stays in. The ran­dom­ness builds up and becomes part of the story. The anemic guy has the spirit of muscly, Japan­ese salary­man from the muscle build­ing ads inside him? Great, we’ll run with that through­out the story and he’ll appear whenever it makes sense for him to do so (for a given value of ‘sense’ that is). This all builds up. The ran­dom­ness becomes part of the story and part of the world. You’re always aware at how stu­pid all this stuff is, and yet you grow accus­tomed to see­ing it. You’re sucked into the world of the Sexy Com­mando, where the head­mas­ter calls for breaks in class by dron­ing ‘sea­weed’ over and over again on the inter­com. Where girls have their fath­ers killed by rogue mous­taches. It all becomes part of the world you’ve got­ten sucked into, and it looks like so much fun you find your­self want­ing to join in. Hence, I can totally see why this is a cult hit. A world where people cry WANCHU and CLEANUP PRINCESS, know­ing what they mean. A world where you can all dress in the cus­tom­ary Sexy Com­mando battle gear of the white, long sleeved shirt and jeans, with your team leader sport­ing those fetch­ing golden rings. Where you all come together to per­form the Mel­an­choly of Elise (the dra­matic unzip­ping of your fly, that is the pre­cursor to every move in the Sexy Com­mando hand­book). That’s a cult I’d love to be part of. Oh and by the way, the female coach is called Moe Moe. You now have another reason to watch this anime. Oh yeah, that open­ing para­graph? Each epis­ode of Sexy Com­mando starts with this: "WARNING!! If you are unusu­ally sens­ible, ser­i­ous or a wan­na­bee goody goody then there’s no need to watch this anim­a­tion. Also, no criticism’s allowed! — The review­ers father" Mean­while, a women is telling us to turn up the volume because the video was recor­ded in ste­reo hi-fi while a man sim­ul­tan­eously tells you to turn down the volume because this is a late night anime and you don’t want to dis­turb the neighbours. CLEANUP PRINCESS!

Sexy Commando Gaiden is an anime that purely focuses on comedy. If one were looking for a laugh or merely something light-hearted and short, this show will tick all the right boxes. Whilst each episode only lasts 10 minutes, the amount of laughs garnered during that short time simply cannot be measured! ====== STORY===== Without a doubt, the anime’s lack of a coherent storyline is what contributes to its comedic shine. Sexy Commando Gaiden’s humour is heavily reliant on random slapstick and eccentric twists and hence, this style of comedy relays effectively off its weak (or lack of) storyline. In fact, it would come as no surprise if one were to say that the humour defines the story (or vice versa). ======ART===== For an anime that aired in 1998, the art is just what one would expect. So whilst the art and animation may be somewhat ‘choppy’, this does not detract from the anime’s overarching purpose – to make you laugh. ====== SOUND===== The voice acting manages to reflect each of the character’s personality sufficiently. The OP is upbeat and, similar to the voice acting, successfully reflects the true nature of the anime. ====== CHARACTER===== What really defines this particular anime is its cast of characters. If it were possible to personify comedy, the protagonist, Masaru, would perhaps be the closest result you can achieve. However, the said man is not the only conjurer of comedy in the anime. There exists a whole cast of characters that draw out the true essence of this anime; each one funnier than the last. The cast of characters range from the (somewhat) straight-man to the most peculiar student you will ever see. ====== ENJOYMENT===== As a dedicated fan of comedy, I must say that I thoroughly enjoyed Sexy Commando Gaiden. Its random and rapid-fire style of humour really plays to my taste – whether they are laughs generated through the witty puns or the constant ridiculousness of the situations the characters find themselves in. ====== OVERALL===== Taking into the account the fact that the anime aired in 1998, I found it difficult to unearth a flaw in the show. However, it is important to understand that the anime’s style of humour may not necessarily cater to everybody’s tastes in comedy. To those looking for something more ‘intellectual’ (for lack of a better term), Sexy Commando Gaiden may not be for you. However, those merely seeking a show for a couple of light-hearted laughs are guaranteed to enjoy this anime.

Why does nobody talk about this show? 1. It's funny 2. No drama 3. Very good pacing 4. High energy 5. "Wanchu, clean up princess" – a reference from the anime This is a very enjoyable show. It's a real hidden gem with an original story and unique characters. As a huge fan of gags, parody, humor, comedy, and funny shows, I really love it – Wanchu! Unfortunately, it has two drawbacks: - First, it's an old anime from 1998 (not their fault). - Second, it's very, very short. Luckily, there's a compilation available on YouTube. And of course, the story ends with a lot of unresolved mysteries. Spoilers from here: What is the origin of the aliens? What is the true purpose of Masaru’s ring? Do you remember when he flies? What was the reason behind that? Why does Meso act so weird? What’s his real secret? Is Masaru actually an alien?

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The greatest comedy anime I have ever watched. Full of gags, randomness, and weird scenes all the time. I won't say much, but here is my review. First of all the anime is funny even when the narrator speaks. Even the first screen that appears in each episode is priceless. the fun factor is huge in every moment. The characters are at least superb. Each and everyone is so distinct and colorful, yet so simplistic. The main char, Masaru is the weirdest/craziest character I have ever seen in an anime, and I dont think there is any character still that can surpass him. There are aliens, old men mastering the Sexy Commando that somehow got old one day named Susan, monsters inside cute animal suits, retarted gym trainers, wacky superheroes, idiotic situation songs, butterflies, bunnies, ukulele lessons, urchins stuck on people's necks, moustaches and many much more. I had some of the best time watching this anime, and you should do the same as well.

Well, this is one of the most insane shows I've ever seen, the humour is similar to danshi koukousei no nichijou, cromartie high school and Gintama. The episodes are short but intense. This one is really random and I loved it. It's a comedy, nothing else nothing more. If you wanna laught, this could be for you. The only way to describe it is random, you need to watch it to understand it... or watch the shows I named. Art: insane. It can look like shit, it can look average, it can look detailed af or very serious. This show plays a lot with it and it really pays off. Animation: the same as the art, changing all the time. It can have barely any movement or a very fluid punch to the face with all kinds of details and splashing blood all over the place. Music: I loved every fking second, the OP is really catchy. VA: despite bieng old, it has an amazing voice acting and a lot of the VAs are still working and they are pretty famous. You probably are going to recognize more than one. Characters: I loved every fucking one of them, even the straight one. The principal is amazing! Cons: the first episodes aren't that appealing, but they start to pick real fast, but near the end the enjoyment varied a lot from episode to episode. So, if you like any of the shows I named or you liked comedy overrall, this one is a should watch. I recommend at least to give it a try until the main cast is assembled, the last one being the girl.

This anime is a comedy gem, that's all there is to it. The story centers around a freshman high scholar looking to make friendships, and then he meets the main character Masaru, the sexy commando club leader, and it all starts from there. Masaru is hilarious, has very peculiar personality and no common sense. He is the main attraction in the story, and the center of all weird situations in the school. He will make you laugh in many ways you're not used to. The art and sound aren't anything special , but the fun and laughs you will get out of every episode is something you can't argue about. This type of comedy is indeed a fine art nobody payed much attention to, and it's more than enough to make it rank amongst the top anime comedies ever made. 10/10

This anime is gold, pretty much. It stars slow, but once you get in the first arc you will be overwhelmed with the enjoyment of these nonsensical jokes, stereotypical characters and whatever else the writers of this show wanted. Story: 9/10 Character: 10/10 In my opinion there was only one or two bad arcs but they didn't change my opinion about the show because there is so much good stuff. Most of the story arcs are well-handed with much fun ,randomness that drives the plot and the intensity of the most emotional and stupid moments. Art: 10/10 Sound: 10/10 The anime is pleasing in its design and its visual effects. It has some really great soundtrack for every type of scene, fitting perfectly. Enjoument: 10/10 Overall: 9/10 This anime gave me great joy for the amount of effort you could that was put into it. Things were never predictable and when they were, they were hilarious.