First of all, to anyone who thinks that I am unfair for this show in my review – you brought this upon yourselves. I was just minding my own business noticing a show surpassing: Casablanca, Citizen Kane, Dark Knight, One Piece and DBZ (the last three are obviously people's choice,). Naturally I was incredibly hyped to check this modern masterpiece of most exquisite sophistication out.

Needless to say, I knew that my impressions were mostly filled with sarcasm and irony, I knew fairly well what I would be saying after viewing this ambrosia of art seemingly brought down from the Heavens by Gods themselves. I knew perfectly that this would be another Attack on Titan situation where people were so amazed by incredibly looking mediocrity that they'll fail to see further into its rotten core and instead waste their time degrading and insulting the intelligence of human species as a whole.

Seeing how I've already sounded quite negative in my impressions, I'd like to begin with the great things. As I've mentioned the show looks amazing. The art, the animation and the simple and generic character designs are fulfilled stupendously well making the casual imbecile slobbering viewer looking to feast their eyes shriek like a schoolgirl on her first date with Ryan Gosling before he leaves to the bathroom and never calls you again leaving you to pay for both of your lobster dinner. Needless to say, my experiences with the anime in question were incredibly close to that experience – shriek of joy followed by a thought of "Oh That's how it's gonna be then, Gosling!?"

The show looks and sounds like it could have been a masterpiece the magnitudes of which the show's extremely annoying and overrating yet defending, like it is the last board protecting Constantinople from the crusaders, fan-base makes you believe it could be. Of course by now you should be informed that the final impression is that the show is merely magnitude of awesomeness built on lies. This cake is verily indeed a lie. Despite its sound, visually joygasmic nature it is just that – a fast food candy.

Supposedly according to the casual fan of the show, the show's purpose is to parody the ridiculousness of the anime and comic book protagonists, the show's mediocre attempt at humor and satire is the attempt of said fan to justify the show's criminal lack of substance or character or an overarching plot line or conflict. The show is based on a manga, which in itself is based on a webcomic drawn by a guy who just wanted to have fun and the description of show's origins is exactly mirroring the actual quality of the show. It was a visual expression of a bored author wishing to just write and draw a story and it shows – it looks and sounds good, but that is it.

Now that we have moved beyond the sound and the visuals which have made the bulk of my positive rating (for the two of those factors I gave the show a whole 5 of its total rating of 6 so you know it has to look really good, trust me on this one, if you're the kind to eat quadruple cheeseburgers with a bucket of Oreos ice cream, it is the artistic equivalent of that), let us move to the weaker aspects of the show: characters and plot. Well, to be perfectly clear – there are none of that. The characters are walking clichés with "Describe yourself in 20 words or less" being the main rule of the show (I kid you not, those were the exact words of the same hero applied to each character introduced). If I need to explain why a character which is described by less than 20 words is less interesting than a piece of wet cardboard, how on Earth did you get so far into this review?

The main character is a fellow who can win any fight with just one punch. That is not by any means a bad concept, nor is it what ruins the series. Some fans ponder that mayhaps before they became fans it was exactly this lack of conflict that kept them a bit worried of this series however an overly powerful character can be done right. All they need is a personality and interesting stories, perhaps where a character cannot find a challenge in physical confrontation they might in moral problems and an existential crisis? Sadly, that is not the case, there is no alternative to the main character's flaw, the author instead chooses to simply bash his head against the wall trying to introduce stronger and stronger foe (each of them so forgettable and unimportant that you'll forget them before they finish their 20 words or less introduction (most can be settled on 5 words or even less truth be told)).

The plot is non-existent. The show is very "antics of the week" and it has no other choice but to be that. It has no all-covering story, some episodes to extend into two parters but that is it. The main reason of this extension is not because the author tries to delve into plot or introduce some interesting problems and conflicts of different nature towards our beloved bald character, it is because the main character simply cannot get to the problem and instead the villain has to demolish the supporting cast of the show, each of which is less competent by the show's standard of strength than the other. The show just literally pulled another "Mikasa and Levi" from Attack of Titantrope where a character is showed to be incredibly "keeeeeewwwwl" because the rest of the cast is simply so incompetent that they should've never been given the credibility they had before that point in the first place. Needless to say, slobbering cheeseburger munchers were left satisfied having to pay for Mr. Gosling's dinner again.