Eizouken ni wa Te wo Dasu na!

This is one of those few animes that slips under the radar and goes unnoticed. The low rating can be considered as a fact to support it. Nevertheless, it's one of the fresh anime to be released this year. It is filled with so many facets, so much to say, combined with a delightful story and a wonderful cast to fill it out. It praises the spirit of an animator and shows what goes behind the making of the art. It emphasizes the feelings and thoughts of an aspiring animator with a tender approach and it should damn well be acknowledged.

This anime is not for the hyper-critical anime freaks, however, if you want to enjoy yourself and witness something fresh then this is for you. There is right mix of adventure, humour and draws a fantasy world unlike other animes. The references to the making can be seen in every single frame of the show, from storyboarding to shooting and the banter between the 3 characters is amazing from the 1st to the last episode. It feels like a byte sized episode, the pacing the fast and it will never bore you. Give it a watch on a lazy weekend and i'm sure you will love this one.

Overactive imagination. A friendship based on shared (mostly) passion. Distinctive personalities. Funny dialogue. Well-drawn animation. Cute but not overly kawaii girls. This anime series is really good!

What I like most is that Midori, Sayaka, and Tsubame are totally believable and relatable characters. Even Mr. Fujimoto is realistic in a humorous way. This anime is actually much better than the live-action version.

PS ... Wish I could join their club :D.

I really enjoyed how 'free-form' the twelve-episode piece felt. As though the creators' vision was coming together more organically than any high profile anime I have seen in recent years. My favourite part of all is the three main characters, each very different in her own way but an indispensable member of the team. All the characters felt very human, with all their talents and personal challenges given plenty of time to shine despite the relatively short total runtime. I found the plot airtight with all its ups and downs coming beautifully to fruition at the end. The art is very expressive, dipping into unorthodox styles to show what animation is like from the maker's perspective. I recommend this anime to aspiring artists or makers of any creative project, as I can see how the way it tells its story could be enormously inspiring to anybody who develops a piece of work in collaboration with others.

Eizouken is amazing, it is able to make you walk in the shoes of aspiring animators i such a way that it is extremely entertaining. The music is great along with the simplistic art style, but what hooks me here is you feel as if you are there. I would give it a 9.5 if I could because it is just splendid. I recommend it wholeheartedly.

This show lovingly basks itself in the ups and downs of creativity and how even though business interferes with art, the love of that art is what keeps the people going...

Sounds like anti-union propaganda, but it's 100x more wholesome then that.