The Tokyo Revengers poster would be the image that would represent the term "Overhyped." A show full of obnoxious characters and a narrative riddled with enough holes in it to make a sponge appear like a flat surface. The plot centers on our main character going back in time to prevent his girlfriend from dying. If correctly explained and presented, this time-traveling romantic setting-which is a classic cliché-could make for a popular television program. Regretfully, it falls short in both areas. It gains some momentum early on but loses it really fast.

The show's time travel element is the first source of confusion since it isn't adequately explained. The implications of the mc's actions during his time travel are grave for the very people he is attempting to save, but you hardly notice that gravity as he makes disgusting and absurd choices. Not much is spoken about time travel, and nothing is adequately explained. Additionally, the plot is safe; those who are supposed to die are killed off, and the main character is not forced to make a difficult decision. There is nothing that needs to be given up.

TR is a fun television show that combines an odd cast of characters, a convoluted storyline, and needless action. Although the cliche-filled romance is enjoyable, the final arc is truly remarkable. Even with its flaws, including the obnoxious MC, the show is entertaining. With its complex, blatantly theatrical, and out-of-proportion characters, it may not be as focused on conflict resolution with sound decision-making, but it is still dumb fun. Overall, TR is a must-watch for fans of the genre.