Is the anime “2.43 Seiin High School Boys’ Volleyball Club” interesting? bored?[Evaluation/Impression/Consideration]

Here is the voting page ↓ https://tohyotalk.com/question/105940 #Anime #2.43 Seiin High School Boys Volleyball Club is #interesting? #bored ? This is the result of voting on the topic.・Comment excerpts Are you going to crush a course with a dirty feces homo? It’s a thin barrier. The one who doesn’t do something is messed up from the first episode, and if you want to talk about human relationships after volleyball, I feel like Haikyuu is fine. I don’t think so. This is Haikyu!! I think that it is clearly inferior to ︎. It’s not an anime that conveys the goodness of ballet… this anime. I thought you wanted me to show you a little more “ballet”. Volleyball looks fun!! I think there will be another problem, not just this school, but why there are so few men’s volleyball clubs in this district. I don’t think it’s unnatural to wonder why a talented person transferred to a school where the volleyball club was deserted. Haikyuu is really fun. Is it a serious sports anime? It’s just a homo anime in which a dialect boy from the countryside blushes and gets excited by the tsundere behavior of his childhood friend on his way home from the city. Well, I should have noticed the moment I read the title. “Seikou High School Boys’ Volleyball Club”. I don’t think he was the main character. …As a result, it’s just a “Haikyuu” doujin animation. Kuroda I expected some fun from the script, but I couldn’t empathize with the story or the characters because the episodes were overwhelmingly lacking. Bad work. Waste of staff, cast, time slots, everything. Do all the people of Hokuriku speak in such a disgusting way like this dialect homo? What’s with the side of a boy who blushes and falls in love with someone of the same sex when he gets a little compliment? I feel sick! ! If you recognize it as a sports anime and watch it, it feels sober but not polite. There are a lot of troubles such as gaffes and misunderstandings, but they are easily resolved and the story progresses and I can’t even empathize. I feel like you’re forcibly trying to be serious. The reason why the delinquent childhood friend was arguing in front of the karaoke bar remains a mystery. Watch up to episode 7. I wonder if the story is too silly in the first place just by arranging popular male voice actors in the cast… Sports, youth, and human relationships are all half-baked and I can’t look forward to the future development at all. Why did you decide to make an anime out of such a secondary creation? ? ? In terms of visuals, I’ve been watching until now because I wanted to know the capabilities of david production, but the number of low-quality animations on par with the “Cells at Work!” team has also increased. There are many cuts where you can see the volleyball part, but I can only say, “If that’s the case, then Haikyuu is fine.” There are no artistic features unique to this work. Furthermore, it is quite amazing that there are no attractive characters. Moreover, the main character is childish and selfish, so he tries to cut off the audience’s enthusiasm. Perhaps, the only work that left an impression on me was the fact that I was able to buy up-and-coming talent in the OP/ED. The drawing/video staff and the cast were really pitiful. People who decided to make an anime like this, please reflect a lot. The one that I was hoping would be interesting one day finally retired last week. Every week someone fights with someone, and when I think about it, it’s resolved rather easily… Trouble → Solution → Trouble → Solution, Anpanman (Huh?) Honestly, I didn’t understand what was interesting. I retired in the early stages, and from the 4th episode onwards, I didn’t get too absorbed in watching it, so naturally I accept objections and counterarguments.