Sakamoto desu ga?

If you want to watch a cool character doing his swag moves in a stylish manner with precise technique and add ons like meaning and message then this is the anime you're looking for.

The story is about a high school boy Sakamoto who is the coolest guy ever and is stylish in every way possible. As it should be all the students especially girls are simps for him. Some guys and especially delinquents often stir up to him to see what's so special about him. Sakamoto will always remain stylish despite being in unfavorable situations most of the time. The episodes are in a linear manner with a good ending.

The directing, artwork, opening, and ending music were some of the best and was spot on. It got cool characters but barring Sakamoto, the characters were somewhat cliche. The plot is not of utmost importance here, the comedy was not hysterical but was smart. Overall a cool anime.

On the surface it doesn't look that deep but it actually is deep if you think about it just don't watch special episode 13 it will ruin the whole series and you will feel why did i bother to watch it do not open pandora's box ;)

This is a story of a smartboy who outsmarts the society & spends his days with the most unpredictable & cunning movements! Every episode is full of comedy. The execution of storyline was perfect.

It's good but not to me. Though I was enjoying at first but I got bored after 6 episodes. Some might like it but it's not for me.

This is a somewhat subtle comedy in the sense that if you miss a joke, you'll never know. Everything can be taken as 100% serious, so I suppose if someone is into the humor of The Three Stooges, this is not the show for them. The show is of course not about Sakamoto, nor about perfect people. It is about the way we all react to those who we think are superior to us, from trying to put them down, through grupie admiration, and finally holding your own and finding the things in which you are actually better than those perfect cool-cooler-coolest folk. I found the show to be uplifting, entertaining, compationate and deeply perceptive. But again, if you're looking for the roaring-up-in-laughter variety of humor, keep looking. And, yes. Don't watch the OVA.