Scissor Seven

Innovative little show with a passion for animation.

It's quirky but well done. Good animation style, interesting writing, decent directing. Overall it's a good show worth watching. Good change of pace from typical anime which is badly needed.

I absolutely adored this series. I was blown away by hand drawn animations in this day and age. The characters were so movable and had so much life. The team even added a swaggle in one episode to brag about their animating skills. It's also stylistic so it'll age very well.

On top of that, the humor was original. It also had its serious moments, which were dramatic as well. The extremities of the situation and the centering of the scenes really brought out how important some parts were.

I honestly did not expect to see a work of art like this in the form of an adult animation. It's so unique!

9 for humor ,if u love/enjoy stephen Chows flick u will def like this. Mo lei tau(HK slapstick style)

5 for animation style (i gave this a 5 due to rough feel but excellent action scene prolly a 7)

Characters (definitely likeable) Mc is a a 'laid back but talented' stereotype.

thanks for Netflix for taking in this series i(it showed up in the trending section or otherwise i wouldnt even bother watching it.

I will be honest, I saw the trailer for this on Netflix and added it to my list because it looked interesting and goofy enough to waste at least 15 minutes on an episode, without giving it much thought. It stayed in my list for a couple of months until I finally got around to it. And I'm really happy I did. At first i went into it more as background noise, it wouldn't be the first show that i had in the background, just so the room isn't silent while I'm doing something else. Initially had it set on english, so I didn't have to pay much attention to the screen, while still hearing what's going on. But in the middle of the 3rd episode I realised that I was actually paying more attention to the show than I initially wanted to, and the story started to suck me in. The characters show up one by one, not crowding the episode, and they each get an explanation on who they are and why they do what they do but not necessarily from the start (you will get some heartwarming backstory on a few of the characters in the OVAs and episodes in season 2). The show is mainly a comical one, with splapstick gags employed throughout each episode, but with a dramatic tone that makes itself felt especially in the backstory episodes or in the main storyline. Overall, the show is great, with very good character building, even if the style of animation might be off-putting for some.