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Akiba’s Trip The Animation
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Otaku siblings Tamotsu and Niwaka Denkigai are shopping in Akihabara when it is overrun by vampiric cosplaying monsters! These creatures, known as «Bugged Ones,» can possess anyone they bite and soon they begin causing mayhem across the city. As Tamotsu finds himself at the mercy of one of these creatures, he is rescued by the mysterious baseball bat-wielding Matome Mayonaka. Together, they fight through several more encounters with the Bugged Ones, but before long, Tamotsu is fatally wounded protecting Matome. With no other choice, she revives him as a high level Bugged One—just like her!
Tamotsu and Matome, along with excitable otaku cosplayer Arisa Ahokainen, make up the group «The Electric Mayonnaise» and they begin dispatching the Bugged Ones in the only way they know how: by ripping off their clothes and exposing them to sunlight!
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Characters & Voice Actors
Mayonaka, Matome
Denkigai, Tamotsu
Ahokainen, Arisa
Denkigai, Niwaka
Kage-san
Ratu, Tasujin
Mayonaka, Urame
Matsuko
Tenkawa, Taiyou
Shi Show
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Ending Theme
Reviews
| Overall | 9 |
| Story | 6 |
| Animation | 6 |
| Sound | 6 |
| Character | 7 |
| Enjoyment | 10 |
Ah, Akihabara. Otaku center of the world. Filled to the brim with anime, manga, video games, computer goods, maid cafés, and vampires.
Akiba’s Trip The Animation feels like a love letter to Akiba and every nerdy interest you can think of. Is it a masterful work of writing? No. Is it thought provoking? No. Is it enjoyable? I’d like to think so. Isn’t that why we watch anime? To enjoy ourselves?
The premise is quite simple. Akiba has been overrun by vampires known as «Bugged Ones» and the only way to defeat them is to strip them of their clothes and expose them to sunlight. Depending on your tolerance for fan service there’s your indication as to whether or not you should bother starting the show. However, for those coming in because they’re thinking the show will have the same amount of fan service as Prison School for example, you’ll be disappointed as the fan service is quite minimal considering the premise of the show.
The show’s strongest asset in my eyes is how much heart it feels went into the show. As previously mentioned the show is a love letter to Akiba and every nerdy interest you can think of. Computers, card games, audiophiles, Street Fighter, wrestling, and more. Every episode is an affectionate parody of these subcultures and is both the show’s biggest strength and weakness. If you’re familiar with what they happen to be parodying that episode you will enjoy yourself immensely, but if not, you might feel like you’re being left out of the joke. This results in each episode being quite hit or miss. Not every episode will be a hit, but when they are, my God do they hit.
This love and passion for these interests leads to a payoff when it comes to the show’s comedy. The accuracy of the wrestling tropes. A person’s descent into becoming an audiophile. How a card game looks for people who know what’s going on vs people who don’t know a thing about the game. They know what will make people who enjoy these interests laugh and they make good use of that knowledge. The show knows how stupid it is and revels in by going completely over the top whenever possible. It’s not afraid to poke fun at itself either by occasionally referencing various characteristics of the show itself. It’s all comedic gold.
The characters aren’t particularly complex and developed, but would you expect anything different? That’s not to say they’re walking tropes however. Tamotsu escapes being a bland nerd MC and Arisa shows off her loyalty when faced with an important decision. It’s not much, but it’s something. But frankly in a show like this the development and complexity of the characters isn’t important. What is important however is how likable they are. The group is full of energy and enthusiasm when the times are good, and when push comes to shove they’ll go out of their way to show how much they care about each other.
Could I talk about the art or the sound? Sure, probably. But frankly they’re not remarkably good or bad enough to justifying writing about and I don’t see a point in telling you something is completely average just for the sake of padding out the amount of words in this review.
For me Akiba’s Trip has been the surprise of the season and was a complete joy to watch. The show knew what it wanted to achieve and passed with flying colours. It’s goofy, it’s fun, it’s energetic, it’s hilarious, it’s Akiba’s Trip.
| Overall | 6 |
| Story | 6 |
| Animation | 7 |
| Sound | 6 |
| Character | 5 |
| Enjoyment | 7 |
The beautiful thing about comedy is that it’s subjective. It’s an extremely wide topic where there’re a multitude of ways to go about it, with the main goal being getting those watching or listening to laugh at the end. So, how does one go about making the ridiculous plot of stripping off peoples’ clothes entertaining? Well, by shoving in references of course.
Story: Akihabara, the place of hopes and dreams is threatened by an unseen threat. Bugged ones, creatures who lurk in the dark, seek to take over the otaku capital and rule over it by their own laws and values. In order to beat them, one must expose the people they inhabit to light. Which means, strip the person to their undergarments. But never fear, the team consisting of three teenagers and a middle schooler known as Electric Mayonnaise is here! Oh god, we’re still screwed aren’t we?
Based on a game series with the same name, Akiba’s Trip The Animation takes the gameplay elements of fighting the enemies by stripping them in the Akihabara setting and nothing else. The entire series is made with completely new characters and features a storyline entirely of one-off episodic adventures that each feature a theme pertaining to either one part of Otaku culture with varying degrees of comedic success. Each episode acts like its own zany and wacky adventure where the characters always end up fighting a Bugged One as the episode’s «Final Boss» before returning back to their normal lives and back to the status quo of the series.
Comedy comes in the form of exaggeration and quickly timed jokes that snap in and out as fast as they come. Due to the show’s fast-paced nature, the show never sits on one joke for too long, and keeps going along with the series’s momentum to make sure keep the audience engaged to the end. Though the jokes can be hit or miss both depending on what you’re a fan of (since they cover quite a wide variety of topics), and due to how blunt and not subtle everything is, the show is very consistent on how it wants to do things and doesn’t falter on what it wants to deliver.
And that’s. all there is. Packed full of references (both real world and from other series’), Akiba’s Trip The Animation is quite simply a sporadic episodic story that uses the exact same storyline for each episode with the only variation being how the story is set up, what each episode’s theme is, and what kind of boss they’re fighting in the end. There honestly isn’t much to say.
Overview:
+/- Episodic storyline (depends on your taste)
+/- Blunt, fast-paced comedy (depends on your taste)
Characters: Development is very slim for the characters in Akiba’s Strip, as the fast-paced comedic nature of the series makes it very difficult for any meaningful development to happen to any of its characters.
Electric Mayonnaise, the titular group of the series, consists of 3 (technically 5?) members. Mayonaka Matome is a Bugged One who fights to save Akihabara from those that want to take the district for themselves, Tamotsu Denkigai is an otaku turned Bugged One who’s more than happy to defend Akihabara and save it from potential doom, and Ahokainen Arisa is a blonde foreigner who’s basically a Mary Sue, capable of doing. almost everything (somehow) while cosplaying at every chance she has. In short, what you see is what you get, as their characters barely change throughout the entire series. If anything, you get to learn more about their personalities and what they’ve done, but beyond that, there’s nothing much to say. The other two characters that are technically part of Electric Mayonnaise are Denkigai Niwaka, Tamotsu’s little sister, and the professor, who’s this tiny girl with a large labcoat on a segeway. Likewise, what you see is what you get, and like the main trio, are characters that barely change in the series.
The Bugged Ones that act as villains in the series are quite simple. They all want to take over Akihabara in some strange yet convoluted manner. They act more like the episode’s final boss that our main characters must fight at the episode’s climax more than anything, and have very little beyond their characters beyond their motivation to rule Akiba.
There’re quite a number of side characters in this show, spanning shokeepers in Akiba, to random characters that get featured in the series once or twice that all add one or two things to the series, culminating to the spastic feel that is this show. They’re not really all that important, but they help spice what’s already there.
Overview:
+ Defined, entertaining characters
— Entire cast is one note
Art: Produced by Gonzo, Akiba’s Trip boasts a colorful, erratic, and wild artsyle that further compliments the comedy of the series. Everything from the characters’ movements to the the backgrounds and settings is done in a distracting yet entertaining way that compliments the fast paced nature of the series. Though the show isn’t always consistent in this manner. The background audience for a large majority of the scenes are white figures with smiley faces rather than handdrawn characters, so in this regard, while it fits to the outlandish nature that this show boasts, has hit or miss qualities.
Fanservice is actually quite common in this show, which isn’t very surprising when the show is about stripping people naked to save a district in Japan. Though they’re blatant with it, fanservice doesn’t actually come all that often, and when it’s done, it’s not so overglorified that it detracts from the show, though that does happen on occasion.
What I think where the art really exceeds expectations is in some of the real life references that they were able to execute in this show. First off, they got real life sponsors to make cameos. Not only that, but in one episode, they were able to get real footage from Street Fighter V of all things in their show. Now these might not be too difficult to obtain, but the fact that the show was able to get some stuff from real life into the show was in my eyes, pretty cool, especially since most anime that do something like this make their own parody versions to avoid copyright and other legal problems.
Overview:
+ Colorful and crazy art to fit the show
+ They legit got Capcom to let them use Street Fighter footage in an episode
— Laziness in some aspects of the art
Sound: As far as sound goes, Akiba’s Trip’s OP has a high energy beat reflective of that to the series it comes from. Complete with idol singing and a clear fast beat, the OP is, while isn’t all that memorable when not put on repeat, is a nice, fast song to listen to. EDs in Akiba’s Trip vary, as roughly each episode has its own ED with the main draw of all of them being the fact that they’re all idol songs. Similarly, not as memorable as they could be, but still nice listens.
Personal Enjoyment: If you ask me, I’ll tell you that Akiba’s Trip is a stupid, pointless show that has no value aside from being brainless entertainment. And that’s precisely why I love it. The show to an extent is self-aware of its own merits and it owns up to them, enhancing its dumb and energetic self to create a fun to watch show that despite not being serious in the slightest, can still be enjoyable. I liked it, and more important than anything, I enjoyed and had fun with it.
Did I like this anime?
Oh far too much. The fact that the show was self-aware of its own stupidity made it that much easier to enjoy its random episodes. In particular, the episode where they talk about card games (I think it was episode 8) was the episode that resonated with me the most. Not only that, but I like Mayonaka as a character.
What didn’t I like about this anime?
Honestly, there wasn’t really much to hate for me. I wouldn’t call this one of my favorite series, but I had so much fun watching this show that I really had no reason to dislike it at all for any reason.
Would I recommend this anime?
If you’re into stupid, brainless, and sporadic comedy shows like me, then Akiba Strip is a pretty good pick. Its episodic nature and completely non-serious demeanor makes this show a fun venture to watch. Though same with all comedy, it is subjective to a specific audience, so if you’re not a fan of in your face humor, then this is probably not the show for you.
Characters / Akiba’s Trip: The Animation
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A teenager with boundless curiosity and a love for the unique and obscure. Was living a normal life until he met Matome, which got him roped into the war to protect Akihabara from the Bugged Ones.
A Hazoku, or High-Class Bugged One, that is dedicated to protecting the peace of Akihabara. Fought solo against the Bugged One menace until Tamotsu and friends stumbled across her path.
A teenager and lover of Akihabara culture that was originally mistaken for a Bugged One by Matome. After that chance encounter, she follows Tamotsu and Matome, and eagerly signs on to help protect Akihabara once she learns what’s at stake.
Tamotsu’s more down-to-earth and responsible younger sister. Was almost caught in a Bugged One attack by being in the wrong place at the wrong time, but was saved in the nick of time. She’s not an active fighter and has responsibilities outside of Akihabara, but often finds time to help out in a supporting capacity.
A scientist who has been researching the Bugged Ones, and was already working with Matome by the time the show began. Is rather eccentric and rides a segway everywhere, but is the brains of the group, providing the team with equipment as necessary as well as their headquarters.
Metrotica (The main antagonists)
The main faction of bugged ones that are trying to take over Akihabara. Their members concoct a variety of schemes centered around dominating a certain facet of Akihabara and building up armies of possessed human pawns with their kurobugs in preparation to take over the entire district.
The apparent leader of Metrotica. Is responsible for the group’s attacks on Akihabara.
A GonTuber who captures all of the craziness that’s happening in Akihabara and puts it on the internet, reporting it as the news. In Episode 2, it’s revealed that he’s the Woman in Black’s underling and that it’s his job to keep the existence of the Bugged Ones under wraps.
Owner of a gun store in Akihabara, and a High-Class Bugged One. Attempts to forcibly recruit unwitting people into an army of Bugged Ones after luring in a crowd with his store.
A former idol who now works a producer seeking new idol talent, offering the opporunity to Matome, Niwaka, and an overeager Arisa. She is actually a Bugged One and was working to create an idol troupe that would secretly be ordering the masses to do Metrotica’s dirty deeds.
Chibusa’s photographer assistant. Is very eager to help the girls become idols, though things begin to get quite unnerving around him. Turns out to be a High-Class Bugged One himself, and the actual mastermind behind the idol scheme.
A former scientist whose dream was to build a second Tokyo Tower in Akihabara. She once worked with Latu, investigating the Bugged Ones, only to somehow become a Bugged One herself, now using a radio tower of her own to lay siege to the airwaves of Akihabara in their name.
One of the commentators for the Street Fighter V tournament, and the true culprit who abducted Niwaka in Episode 5. Drew Tamotsu into the tournament in hopes that he’d be drawn into a stripping fight against Matsuko and end up dying, or at least be severely weakened.
The CEO of a PC company with a Sheep motif. Has a business strategy of selling high-end computers at cheap, affordable prices to Akihabara residents to counteract the smartphone demand. This turns out to be another Metrotica scheme, as the computers are actually robots designed to activate and lay siege to the town after they’ve been spread around everywhere.
CEO of the Princess Company.
The Villain of the Week in episode 10, first spotted in a ramen restaurant nearly eating the owner out of business. The captain of the Chuo Dori Vigilantes is violently thrown out of the restaurant when Tamotsu and Matome are about to enter it, having lost an eating contest to him. Matome then challenges him to one after he says he’ll only stop eating if he can be defeated.
An unknown girl who resembles Matome.
She is later revealed to be Matome’s younger twin sister
Recurring Characters
A small group of vigilantes featured in the first couple of episodes. As a group of volunteers making sure to keep the streets of Akihabara safe from rampant street performances going out of control, they have their hands full when the Bugged Ones start to make an appearance. Currently consists of four members, including their Captain.
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