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TV-14
2014
1 Season
7.3 (802)

D-Frag! is a comedic anime series produced by Brains Base studio and directed by Seiki Sugawara. Adapted from a manga of the same name by Tomoya Haruno, the show first aired in Japan in January 2014 and was later licensed by FUNimation for streaming in North America. The story follows Kazama Kenji, a high school student who prides himself on his delinquent reputation and his ability to command his own gang of friends. One day, he stumbles upon a group of four eccentric girls - Roka Shibasaki, Chitose Karasuyama, Sakura Mizukami, and Minami Ohsawa - who turn out to be infamous members of their school's Game Creation Club. After a misunderstanding, Kenji ends up being forced to join the club as their fifth member, and thus begins his wacky misadventures with the unorthodox group. The first thing that stands out about D-Frag! is its humor. The show is genuinely funny, with a mix of slapstick, parody, and witty banter that keeps the viewers entertained from beginning to end. The characters are all exaggerated caricatures of high school stereotypes, from the tsundere Chitose to the airheaded Sakura to the sadistic Roka, and their interactions fuel much of the comedy. The dialogue is cleverly written, with plenty of wordplay and pop culture references that add to the show's charm. In addition to its humor, D-Frag! also has a surprising amount of heart and character development. While it's easy to dismiss the characters as one-dimensional at first glance, as the show progresses, we see that each of them has their own insecurities and quirks that make them endearing in their own way. Kenji, in particular, grows from a delinquent trying to maintain his tough exterior to a genuine friend who cares for his clubmates and is willing to put himself on the line for them. One of the show's biggest strengths is its animation. The character designs are colorful and striking, with each member of the Game Creation Club sporting a unique look that matches their personality. The use of chibi art and exaggerated facial expressions during comedic moments enhances the humor and gives the show its own distinct style. The background music is upbeat and catchy, perfectly fitting the tone of the show. However, the show is not without its flaws. Some of the jokes can feel repetitive or belabored, and there are times when the pacing drags or the plot feels aimless. There are also a few instances where the humor crosses into uncomfortable territory, such as a running gag involving a character being groped against their will. Despite these issues, D-Frag! is a fun, lighthearted show that's perfect for anyone in need of a good laugh. Its quirky cast of characters and clever writing make it a standout in the comedy genre, and its heartwarming moments ensure that the audience will become invested in their wacky antics. Whether you're a fan of anime or just looking for a good comedy, D-Frag! is definitely worth checking out.

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Seasons

12. At this Rate, You'll have Zero Friends for All Eternity!

March 24, 2014

The showdown between Chitose and Tama rages on! Kazama tries to help as Shield No.2, but Tama's sumo slaps and kabuki hair are insanely powerful. Can Chitose defeat Tama for the very first time, or is the Game Creation Club (Provisional) doomed?

11. What's My Secret Move?

March 17, 2014

The game that will determine the fate of the Game Creation Club (Provisional) is on! If Kazama thought his club members were monsters, he hasn't seen anything yet. The ex-Student Council is going to give them a run for their money.

10. Tama-senpai, Long Time No See

March 10, 2014

Kazama gets kidnapped... again. It's up to the Game Creation Club (Provisional) to rescue "Princess Pinch" once more. But perilous (and stinky) hardships await them on the journey to where he's being kept!

9. That's Right. I'm His Little Sister

March 3, 2014

Noe decides to check out the Game Creation Club (Provisional). Her big brother isn't the gamer type, so it's hard to imagine why Kazama joined. She has no idea what she's getting herself into until it's too late. Can she survive the experience?

8. I Liked the Pixels...

February 24, 2014

Takao offers to treat Kazama as payback for helping her escape the teacher interrogation over the zipper-shot. Could this be a DATE in disguise?! The two sense dark energy while in the pre-sale line for her favorite video game series...

7. That's Dirty---!!

February 17, 2014

The game tournament is down to the semifinals! Siou finally gets his duel with Kazama while Roka and Takao face off in a nasty game of musical chairs. Which contestants have what it takes to climb to the finals? Who will walk home victorious?!

6. So That Means We're in a Love Triangle!

February 10, 2014

Hachi Siou has been smitten with Roka ever since she bagged him once. When he hears that Roka has bagged Kazama, he decides that the three of them are in a love triangle! He challenges Kazama to a game duel that turns into a school-wide tournament.

5. What?! Your Little Sister Makes Your Lunches?!

February 3, 2014

Thanks to his fight with the Band of 14 Devils, the whole school knows about Kazama's position as a member of the Game Creation Club (Provisional). Now he's not only expected to hang out with them after school, but eat lunch with them too!

4. They're the Band of 14 Devils!!

January 27, 2014

When Kazama and his pals get their butts kicked by the Band of 14 Devils, it's up to the Game Creation Club (Provisional) to come to the rescue! How will the girls fare against some of the nastiest delinquents their school has to offer?

3. Fujou Academy Freedom Festival, AKA FuF Festival

January 20, 2014

The Fuf Festival is coming up soon and the (fake) Game Creation Club needs to come up with something quick! Can they come up with something other than elemental-based ideas on how to sabotage the opponent?

2. Curse You, Fake Game Creation Club

January 13, 2014

A group of suspicious characters begin to hound Kazama. As luck would have it, they're the real Game Creation Club and he got duped into joining the fake Game Creation Club! Why does his school after two of the same club, anyway?

1. Kazama's Party

January 5, 2014

The Game Creation Club must make a new game or recruit a new member by the end of the day or it will lose its club status. When the delinquent, Kazama, attracts the president's attention, he's stuck joining her club whether he wants to or not!

Description

The story follows Kazama Kenji, a high school student who prides himself on his delinquent reputation and his ability to command his own gang of friends. One day, he stumbles upon a group of four eccentric girls - Roka Shibasaki, Chitose Karasuyama, Sakura Mizukami, and Minami Ohsawa - who turn out to be infamous members of their school's Game Creation Club. After a misunderstanding, Kenji ends up being forced to join the club as their fifth member, and thus begins his wacky misadventures with the unorthodox group.

The first thing that stands out about D-Frag! is its humor. The show is genuinely funny, with a mix of slapstick, parody, and witty banter that keeps the viewers entertained from beginning to end. The characters are all exaggerated caricatures of high school stereotypes, from the tsundere Chitose to the airheaded Sakura to the sadistic Roka, and their interactions fuel much of the comedy. The dialogue is cleverly written, with plenty of wordplay and pop culture references that add to the show's charm.

In addition to its humor, D-Frag! also has a surprising amount of heart and character development. While it's easy to dismiss the characters as one-dimensional at first glance, as the show progresses, we see that each of them has their own insecurities and quirks that make them endearing in their own way. Kenji, in particular, grows from a delinquent trying to maintain his tough exterior to a genuine friend who cares for his clubmates and is willing to put himself on the line for them.

One of the show's biggest strengths is its animation. The character designs are colorful and striking, with each member of the Game Creation Club sporting a unique look that matches their personality. The use of chibi art and exaggerated facial expressions during comedic moments enhances the humor and gives the show its own distinct style. The background music is upbeat and catchy, perfectly fitting the tone of the show.

However, the show is not without its flaws. Some of the jokes can feel repetitive or belabored, and there are times when the pacing drags or the plot feels aimless. There are also a few instances where the humor crosses into uncomfortable territory, such as a running gag involving a character being groped against their will.

Despite these issues, D-Frag! is a fun, lighthearted show that's perfect for anyone in need of a good laugh. Its quirky cast of characters and clever writing make it a standout in the comedy genre, and its heartwarming moments ensure that the audience will become invested in their wacky antics. Whether you're a fan of anime or just looking for a good comedy, D-Frag! is definitely worth checking out.

D-Frag! is a series that is currently running and has 1 seasons (12 episodes). The series first aired on January 5, 2014.

Where to Watch D-Frag!

D-Frag! is available for streaming on the FUNimation website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch D-Frag! on demand at Apple TV and Crunchyroll.