Are Kimezo's catchphrases really accurate? Evaluation and impressions of the first series

Kimezo's Cliches Don't Work. Series 1 Review

"Kimezo's Cliches Don't Cut It. Season 1" is a web animation that was first released on October 3, 2010, and is based on the manga "Kimezo" by Sawada Tomohiro and Osuyama Mesutaro. It was produced by Shin-Ei Animation, and the copyright is held by kimezo/DENTSU・shin-ei. The series features a creepy character named Kimezo wandering the streets, criticizing the cliches of others and uttering his own cliches of his own, providing a unique sense of humor and dark laughs.

Story and Characters

When Kimezo hears people using cliches on the street, he immediately criticizes them and delivers his own catchphrase. The contrast between the creepiness of this character and the sudden catchphrase leaves a strong impression on viewers. Kimezo is voiced by Yasumi Ishii, whose unique voice quality further enhances the creepiness of the character.

The "male" and "female" characters that Kimezo meet also play an important role. The "male" is voiced by Jun Watashiichi, and the "female" is voiced by Sayuri Yoshida, and their daily conversations and actions serve to highlight Kimezo's actions. Through the interactions between these characters, viewers can gain a deeper understanding of Kimezo's actions and feel a sense of laughter.

Production Staff

Many talented staff members have been involved in the production of this series. The original story was written by Tomohiro Sawada and Mesutaro Osuyama, while the storyboards and direction were handled by Tetsuo Yasumi. In addition, the original art was handled by Masae Otake, the authoring was by Hisashi Arizumi, the music was by Tomoko Hyodo, and the sound director was Keiko Urakami. The collaboration of these staff members has allowed Kimezo's unique worldview to be expressed both visually and aurally.

Vision and Music

Masae Ohtake's original drawings play an important role in visually expressing Kimezo's creepiness. Kimezo's facial expressions and movements leave a strong impression on the viewer, eliciting laughter while also making them feel creepy. Tomoko Hyodo's music also creates tension and humor in sync with Kimezo's actions and lines. Keiko Urakami's sound direction also effectively uses the characters' voices and sound effects to enhance the viewer's emotions.

Ratings and Recommendations

"Kimezo's Clichés Don't Work, Season 1" leaves a strong impression on viewers with its unique humor and dark humor. The gap between Kimezo's creepiness and his sudden catchphrases provides viewers with laughs and a new perspective on everyday clichés. The talent and cooperation of the production staff also makes this a visually and aurally excellent work.

This series is especially recommended for those who like dark humor and creepy characters, but also for those who want a fresh perspective on everyday clichés and enjoy unique animation. Immerse yourself in the world of Kimezo and enjoy the gap between laughter and creepiness.

Additional Information

The Kimezo character also attracted attention in Japanese pop culture in the 2010s. Its creepiness and humor have earned it a large following and it has been featured in a variety of media outlets. Kimezo's catchphrases have also become catchphrases on the Internet, with many people enjoying quoting them.

Additionally, the series is sometimes compared to other works by Shin-Ei Animation, the studio behind popular titles such as Doraemon and Crayon Shin-chan, with Kimezo no Clique ja Kimara Nee Season 1 being recognized for offering a more mature take on humor.

Kimezo's worldview and characters are different from other animated works, and their unique charm has attracted many viewers. If you want to enjoy the creepiness and humor of Kimezo, be sure to check out this series.

Related works and recommendations

For fans of Kimezo, we also recommend the following works, which also feature unique humor and creepy characters.

• "Paprika" - Another film with creepy characters and humor. Highly recommended for Kimezo fans.
• "Digimon Adventure" - This is a different genre from Kimezo, but it is a work that depicts character growth and friendship, and it moves viewers.
• "Attack on Titan" - This is a completely different genre from Kimezo, but you can enjoy the tension and thrills. After enjoying the creepiness of Kimezo, this work is also recommended.

Immerse yourself in the world of Kimezo and enjoy its unique humor and creepiness. Then check out his other works and enjoy animation in a variety of genres.