Lime-iro Ryuukitan X
Synopsis
It was Meiji 38 (1905), the Russo-Japanese War that had begun since the previous year was getting hard. In this severe circumstance, they reorganized the Raimu Squad. The members of the Raimu Squad were the girls. They were just like other ordinary girls who went to schools and yearned for love, except that they had "Raimu." Inukai Tsuyoshiro was a young man who was newly chosen to be the leader of the squad. He was ambitious to fight for Japan. When the young man met the five girls, the new chapter of "Raimu" began. (Source: AnimeNfo)
Audience Consensus
The anime is largely considered a dumpster fire, appealing only to hardcore Harem fans or those who enjoy 'so bad it's good' content. While it delivers on Harem tropes and has a few redeeming qualities, it suffers from a basic plot, poor sound design, and a screaming protagonist. Reception is polarized with some finding enjoyment in its absurdity, while others find it unwatchable.
Strengths
- Follows through with Harem expectations
- Show is so bad it's good
- Some character development
Weaknesses
- Basic plot
- Sub-par sound design
- Repetitive music
- Screaming protagonist
- Poor action