High School of the Dead Series
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It's an ordinary school day for Rei and Takashi... or so it seems. Suddenly a strange man stumbles in the
school yard and bites one of the employees. From then on, chaos ensues: the bitten die and transform into flesh-eating
zombies who stop at nothing to get their food. Rei and Takashi are caught in a fight for survival, forced to kill their
own infected friends and classmates (whom Takashi dubs "them").
After some time, the two decide to
escape the school and head for their homes to check up on their families. Along the way, they meet other survivors and
group together, doing their best to protect themselves against the increasing hordes. However, they also meet rivals,
and must rely on mutual trust and play by the new rules at all times in order to make it out alive.
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LightFykki's High School of the Dead Tv Review
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If I was a guy, what would I like about this anime? Well, all that is presented. But interesting is, that only guys would enjoy it, but also some girls too. Why? Watch to find out, but I will fill you with couple of things. First is that this anime is heavily based on the ecchi genre and that is quite noticeable. There is much of fan service and they are not afraid to show that all. It can be sometimes just for the pure fun, but in some cases it actually takes the relaxing role and by that I mean comedy. Yes, even in the zombie filled show there is a comedy, but don’t get me wrong, this is still an anime with heavily side on the horror genre. The comedy is mostly there for the relaxing and enjoyable parts.
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Member Opinions
A great zombie anime/manga that takes and great deep look at how this apocalypse has changed the way the people think and act now that the world seems to be ending which helps make the mood of the show more dark. A lot of great action and very gruesome, too much fan service but still highly recommended for zombie fans and dark story fans as well.
tsuyutsuki rated 10.00:
IT'S SO ADDICTING!!!
Although it's also a little terrifying. What drew my attention the most was this American-B class-movie style, with
zombies biting people and spreading what seems to be a disease. Unfortunately, as it was labeled as a failure, so there
won't be a continuation. What's more, tha manga has stopped too...
Anime meets zombies! Oh, and a truckload of T&A. My favorite part about this is the fact that the author takes this manga seriously; don't get me wrong, there's still a lot of humor, but the characters are no longer as obscenely stupid as those we usually see in the zombie subgenre. Only thing that ultimately made me give this up is the excessive use of ecchi; I don't mind when there's a lot of it, but watermelon boobs are something I just can't suspend my disbelief on.
AnGeeChan rated 8.25:What I like in this show is how it shows true nature of the people in deadly dangerous and hopeless situations.For example moments like a girl abandones her best friend without hesitation in her will to survive. On the other hand to much fan service, but still a lot of action, so I must say its pretty good
LightFykki rated 9.00:I really liked this series, because of the several reasons. One of them was being able to watch it with my friends and to comment on it, making huge fun of watching shows like this again. It does have too much of fanservice elements and such, but it is very enjoyable and recommendable if you like zombie type shows, filled with some comedy.