Overall, Mezzo DSA is a good anime with decent animation and sound. While the story may not be the most original, it is still engaging and provides an excellent backdrop for the action and character interactions.
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The story centers around high school student Kōichi Madanbashi, who carries Hi-ERo particles, which the robot Daimidaler uses as its energy source. He gets these particles by groping women to power up the robot and fight penguin-shaped robots from the supposedly evil Penguin Empire.
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For an anime, the characters are wonderful and awesome. Each of the main characters had a unique personality that was different from the average person's. I have never witnessed a cast that was so insane and wild.
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What else have I got to say about Zombie Desu Ka? Sometimes it's just plain strange; other times, it's ludicrous, violent, random, and so on. However, it's also epic, funny, moving, and unexpected at multiple points.
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The soundtrack to Shingetsutan Tsukihime is perhaps its best feature. From the opening credits to the battle theme, the instrumental music (such as violins) really makes the show stand out, especially when there is fighting.
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Mikura, Kurokawa, and Harada are the Danger Service Agency's (DSA) three members. Mikura is the group's muscle, Harada is the brains, and Kurokawa is merely a resentful ex-cop who thinks he's in command.
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Having been rejected 50 times in a row in middle school, Hanamichi Sakuragi enrolls at Shohoku High in the hopes of breaking his record and finding love. He is notorious for his explosive temper, enormous height, and fiery red hair.
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Even though it is different from Gen Urobuchi's other works, it is still a science fiction story. It may appear to be a slice-of-life narrative at times, but the characters' experiences are much more than that.
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Overall, this is a fun, lighthearted animation that I would readily suggest for those seeking out a chill experience. Regardless, this is not anything particularly innovative nor interesting. Expect nothing serious here, because this really is just a silly and effortlessly comprehensible show.
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