Ladyspo

Ladyspo is not an anime, but a Picture Drama focused on futuristic Sci-Fi sports Ladyspo is more fun to watch if you are a fan of CD dramas, Picture dramas, Radio dramas...as there is little to no animation Each episode is short, as in most dramas, but they deliver what they intend to deliver. They are fun, weird, and full of action. As with CD dramas, one has to use their imagination to get the full picture of what it is happening If you expect a full animated series Ladyspot isn't for you. This is my first ever review I have made (I think I will not bedoing any more since I don't like to write long reviews)

There's a story somewhere about the making of Ladyspo. There has to be. Some key staff member had a nervous breakdown, or all funding was cut and they were forced to air the thing anyway. Just SOME reason why this was allowed to exist and air as-is. I think most of the reason I'm bothering to write a review of this 'series' is so some brave Internet detective out there will find the answer. Ladyspo is ostensibly about a female sports team in the future, in space. It's actually a picture drama - some okay-ish images with an overlay of each speaking character, mouth flapping toconvey speech but not even trying to keep it in sync. I can remember very few things about the characters, even though we're probably supposed to care since what 'plot' we get involves rivalries, disappearances, and very little actual sports. Even that jumps all over the place and keeps adding new concepts with so little resolution that at one point a character says "we'll work it out somehow" and that's supposed to be it. Much of the first episode or two involves jokes about bathroom use, maybe to distract from the lack of movement or action in a show about sports that is also 3 minutes long (plus a minute of song over the credits) each episode. That ends for a long stretch until, an episode or two before the series is over, an 'emotional' scene is happening while there are (new and different!) visuals of the characters on the toilet AGAIN - as if the budgetless show lost even more money and had to last-minute replace what was actually supposed to be there. The toilet 'humor' isn't the biggest problem with Ladyspo, because that mostly ends. The 'slide show' nature of the show isn't the problem, because there are plenty of good audio dramas where you can effectively imagine what's going on and be drawn into the story. The biggest issue is that Ladyspo instead fails to be...really anything. Not enough attempts at humor to be a comedy. Not enough cohesiveness to be a story. Not enough wackiness to be randomness-driven. Not enough fanservice to be ecchi. And the sports? At least three times I didn't know what game they were playing or what the rules were. I'm still not sure if I was supposed to.

Fans understand that animation can be a major task, but that's why artists are paid to do it. And so it must be said that Ladyspo puts absolutely no effort into animation whatsoever. The entire series feels like a surreal slideshow with absolutely no redeeming qualities. I think you should avoid this anime even tho it takes about 48minutes to watch. I watched it just to see how bad it is and it was really really poor made. Its looks like its made on powerpoint or something like that, the character design is kind of allright but over all this anime is made bad, the storyis kinda dumb too.

this isnt really an anime, its more of a powerpoint presentation of sexualized girls and weird fetishes. theres not a lot to comment on, theres almost no animation or story, the characters sound the same, and it struggles to find any reason to exist. its pretty unbearable to watch, as each episode is less appealing than the last. the best thing about this anime is that the episodes are only four minutes long, so the suffering ends much faster. the first episode focused on sabina and korpi needing to use the restroom for an uncomfortable amount of time. of the four minutes in the firstepisode, about one minute is spent on them having to use the restroom, which seems like a very thinly veiled fetish of the authors.