Screenplay:
Hideaki KoyasuComposer:
Hajime HyakkokuCast:
Suzuko Mimori, Sumire Morohoshi, Maaya Uchida, Hiro Shimono, Ibuki Kido, Sumire Uesaka, Ayumi Tsunematsu, Yume Miyamoto, Marina Yabuuchi, 髙野麻美, Yû Kitada, 富田貴洋 (more)VOD (1)
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This is really such a nice, enjoyable and funny show, which is pleasantly relaxing to watch, and you can binge-watch it in just a couple of hours so it is like a nice hour-long movie (I finished watching it after just two afternoons). It was really right up my street, even though it may not have been a particularly groundbreaking slice of life show, what with it being centered around a school club where nothing much actually gets done. The mood of the show is nice, there are some good jokes, some jokes are stupid, and there is some absurd nonsense. However, there are also some great and heart-warming moments, and I felt it got quite emotional in the last episode. The show is more like a collection of different sketches put together, with some running jokes. The characters are typical of this type of show, except maybe Kirara, however, they grow on you, and there was no problem gradually getting used to them. Even Kyoro, a seemingly ordinary young man, kept me entertained! I even silently wished I could brush a girl’s hair like Kyoro... So my biggest criticism ultimately has to be about the soundtrack. I am not talking about the opening or endings, I did not mind those (even if I did not love them either), it is the background music used during the scenes, which often sounded like just another collection of Nintendo Gameboy music, which I honestly did not like at all, and I did not even like it in the funny scenes a lot of the time. The rest of it was enjoyable, and so even though, like the members of the GJ Club, I do not really know exactly what it is about, or what the point of it is. However, I do know what the acronym means to me, and what my overall impression of the show is. Good Job! 7/10.
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