D-Frag!
Oshimeter
Synopsis
The Kazama Family—a gang of three wannabe delinquents and close friends, spearheaded by Kenji Kazama, is trying to make a name for themselves at Fujou Academy. On the first day of the term, the gang finds themselves putting out a fire in the Game Development Club. Instead of thanking them, the eccentric club members attack and knock out Kenji's two friends, forcing Kenji to fight for his life. Failing to escape, the gang leader is coerced into joining the Game Development Club. As he settles in, Kenji gets to know the four girls responsible for his provisional membership—student council president and general tyrant Chitose Karasuyama, spirited tomboy Sakura Mizukami, negligent club advisor Minami Oosawa, and the school's infamous shadow leader Roka Shibasaki. Throughout the Game Development Club's constant shenanigans and his desperate attempts to leave the club, Kenji begins to realize that he may be actually enjoying himself.
Episode Guide
Characters
Roka Shibasaki
Roka Shibasaki: D-Frag!'s initially cold, yet secretly kind and playful student council president.
Apprill Bryn
Takao
Takao, a seemingly normal student, secretly leads a double life as the notorious 'killer' of the school's game club.
Ballard Tia
Kenji Kazama
Kenji Kazama: A seemingly ordinary delinquent at Fujou High, despite his desire for strength, constantly perplexed by the school's eccentrics.
Konishi Katsuyuki
Sakura Mizukami
Sakura Mizukami: D-Frag!'s seemingly innocent, yet secretly manipulative and sadistic student council president.
Shipman Megan
Chitose Karasuyama
A tough, hustling student council president known for her roughness and rivalry with her vice president.
Rodgers Whitney
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D-Frag! thrives on its fast pacing and eccentric humor, with colorful visuals that match the absurdity. While the writing and soundtrack don't always stand out, the series delivers consistent laughs and light emotional beats. A fun, chaotic comedy that works best if you enjoy. over-the-fop character antics.
The episode open with a scene with the teachers which is once again, completely random and it's funny even the anime mentions it. Also Roka in flashback playing with sand is very cute I like it. With me rewatching the final episode, now I wish there is a season 2 for this.
Once again another tournament-like game has started. Somehow the side characters are getting their screentime strategically, this anime really is self-aware in its comedy. I know it's always like this but everyone just keeps getting shounen-like competitive is hilarious.
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Somehow the Pukey gag is now my favorite gag in this LMAO. Also the robot looks tough but DAMN PUKEY IN THAT THING IS WEAK AS HELL SHE EVEN LOST TO TAKAO'S RAGE. Also Takao looking like a madwoman protecting her keychain is another side I didn't expect holy.
Kazama's sister is introduced, voiced by Katou Emiri the voice of Kyuubei from PMMM. As expected she has the same tsukomi personality from his brother. What's even funnier is Takao is being perceived as the boss of Kazama, truly a moment of miscommunication.
This episode involves Takao asking Kazama out for a supposedly date. Damn finally somehow asked him to hang out but it turned out to be a game store opening wait. That said the pixel graphics of the game is well done damn. Also I now support Takao for winning Kazama.
I feel bad for that one trap character like his role in this show is to be funny wearing a girl's outfit, damn that sounds so miserable. Also the fact Roka and Takao are willing to fight over a duel with Kazama really shows they have a crush on him especially Takao.
The story moves onto a tournament arc. Kazama responses to all the abnormal things happening in the show is hilarious, so glad Konishi is voicing the straight man of this show. Also the many more unimportant kept getting introduced and somehow they are used to a comedic degree.
The comedy still continues with more gags. Amazing to see VAs like Konishi Katsuyuki and Saitou Chiwa can even make the jokes of the show more and more appealing. Also a random foreign teacher referencing a Hollywood actor is hilarious as hell.
Once again the plot is so random with its sudden gags and jokes which is good for the the chaotic comedy of this show. That said how do even some random introduced gangsters got more development in this episode and they still appear random as heck. BRUH
This entire anime was one of the funniest I’ve seen. This episode was a fantastic way to end off the series and now I wanna check out the manga.
This game the clubs are having is certainly wild. I have to say it’s nice seeing some old characters come back for this episode.
We have another club in this episode and more hilarious troubles between Kenji and the others. Happy to see what happens next.
This show keeps getting better with the inclusion of a new character in the group and more chibi and fan service levels type of comedy. Fantastic as always.
This episode was a fantastic episode for shipping Kenji with another girl. I hope we see something blossom soon and we see more funny scenes.
This episode was pretty great and funny just for a school tournament. It certainly has some clever ways for games to be played and it was hilarious.
For a comedy anime, this series has an actual plot and it's actually carried out. Also it's been 3 episodes but I can't believe VAs like Konishi, Hanazawa and Fukuyama is voiced in here and they are funny as well. I almost forgotten how self-aware this show is with its jokes.
This tournament episode was hilarious to see and see how everyone worked off of each other. This show has become a hilarious selection for me this week.
This episode was very adorable, with some new characters being seen and the dialogue being hilarious as always.
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