Prison School: Mad Wax
Synopsis
Hachimitsu Private Academy's five male students have been released from their oppressive prison captors, allowing them to return to their ideal school lives surrounded by short-skirted girls. With their freedom restored, things could not be going better for the gang. Kiyoshi Fujino and Shingo Wakamoto have formed close bonds with their female classmates; Reiji Andou is the center of attention due to his masochistic quirks; and even Takehito "Gakuto" Morokuzu—notorious for defecating himself during class—befriends the klutzy yet like-minded Mitsuko Yokoyama. However, in contrast to his fellow ex-convicts, Jouji "Joe" Nezu struggles to readjust to student life, and the unlikely romantic success of his friend Gakuto pushes him to his wit's end. Feeling ostracized, he begins to wonder if life was better behind bars. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
Audience Consensus
The audience generally enjoys the OVA as a funny and satisfying continuation of the series, particularly praising the art and character development. However, some find it pointless and lacking the compelling conflict of the main series, resulting in a less engaging experience. Despite mixed feelings, the OVA is often seen as a worthwhile addition for fans of Prison School.
Strengths
- Great art style and expressive animation enhances the comedy.
- OVA provides closure and further develops a forgotten character.
- Humorous and enjoyable continuation of the series.
Weaknesses
- OVA feels pointless and boring after the main series resolves the central conflict.
- Lack of adversity and clear goals makes the characters less interesting.
- Killing off the girls in charge