I'm the Evil Lord of an Intergalactic Empire!

So i have been following this series since before the anime adaptation was released meaning i was reading the manga resulting it has been on my radar for a long time, the anime took a different tangent which was kinda surprising but overall followed the same plot one way or the other, the animation and action are mid and sometime below average at times, there were some goofy and filler kinda episodes in between i felt a waste of time and were kinda boring! The one thing about this anime which was great was the opening song and ending song, i know music is subjective but whenever they appears on the screen, i can't skip them ! They just grew on me and i appreciated them so much more until the end of the series ! This is a series which could've been forgettable and mediocre but here's the thing, maybe i don't know whether it is because i have been following the manga for so long or i just clicked with it somehow, this has placed a special position in my heart ! I think the ending solified it ! It was nothing too dramatical or sad ! Maybe some find it nothing, but i don't know that ending sequence just made me tear up because it made me realize that sure this was cringe, goofy and mediocre plot but it's tough to say it goodbye ! The ending song at the ending sequence made me happily cry as if the plot is waving a hand to me and saying that's it folks, we are ending ! But i surely know this is not the end, it is just a good bye for now ! So even if this plot is mediocre, it is nice one for me !

I am not sure where to start on this one. Only up to episode 9 but not really worth continuing.

Yes there are comedic aspects to the original material. Every time the main character does something he thinks is "evil" it ends up making everyone around him love and respect him even more.

The original source material is very dark at times and the anime doesn't back away from that. At times you have to wonder why? Did we really need to see his first death played out in such detail (episode 1)? Did we really need to see Tia's torture to that extent?

The Goaz character is not that important to the overall story to be worth the time they have spent on it so far in season 1. I get why they made some of the changes they did but the order of the episodes and the way they changed things was worse than the original version.

Read the books / manga. Skip the anime.