As for the ambience music throughout there was nothing remarkable, or notable. I love bubblegum pop, but these songs even embarrassed me. Sound: I usually like the OP and ED songs in anime, and have downloaded many that I listen to while driving, but these two were pretty forgettable if not nearly unlistenable. Of course, I'm not counting the super saiyans and monster men out there just the average warriors in training. Honestly, The ladies are drawn so I can see each muscle group, and the pleasant hint and jiggle of avoirdupois in all the right places, but I can count the number of male biceps I've seen in almost all anime on one hand. Somebody does need to get the potential warrior males in anime to grab a protein shake, and hit the gym once in a while though. 6Īrt: It's anime, so I'm a fan of the art, and the vistas were beautiful, the cities fantastic and detailed, as were the outfits, and the girls were sexy. Maybe that would have made the story-lite presentation better, but I was left wanting more in the way of development.

I was surprised by just how ecchi this was, and if there had been a few more pixels revealed it could have been hentai easily.

That didn't happen, but I'm a fan of the service, and there was plenty of that. Story: The first episode made me want to watch, and I was willing to forgive the rather elementary school presentation in the hopes that it would pick up the gauntlet that it threw down with the premise, and kick some butt. Everything but one major plot point was resolved by the last episode, but it seemed like they rushed to just throw in the resolution. Who doesn't like dragons? Who wouldn't love a dragon to call their own? As a male, who wouldn't give their left arm to be bonded to a dragon who was a cute girl especially when you had a pretty good idea how she would grow up? I was surprised this was a ecchi/pseudo-harem, but then I seem to be drawn to them. Such potential, but it all fell rather flat.

Dragon school anime episode 1