Valkqt

Looking at the MAL page for Tenshi no Drop (Angel's Drop) and by reading the synopsis, one may believe this is just a short special about Loli-angels being cute, eating sweets, and fondling each other, and although some screen time is indeed spent in showing such activities, the bulk of this special will inevitably, more or less, blow your mind away, and forcibly pull the incredulous viewer through a sequence of baffling gags that may leave a sane individual either wondering about the mind which created this piece of animation, or cuddling up under his/her bed in paranoia. There is not much to say about Angel'sDrop, partly because it clocks at under five minutes total of screen time (if you exclude the ending credits), and partly because honestly, spoiling anything about what happens would hurt the overall experience - and in any case, there is no actual depth to its components that needs critical analysis. Experience this at your risk, as I cannot assure you are going to enjoy this special, as it contains some of the weirdest and creepiest humour I've ever witnessed.

literaturenerd

NANDA KORE WAAA!!!!! IIEEEEEEE!!!! This might be without exaggeration, the worst anime I've ever seen. I rated this a 1 because MAL won't allow me to use negative numbers. This is a 5 minute anime short that is supposed to be about "cute girls doing cute things". I'm not going to describe what happens, because that would spoil the fun. Just know that the plot is something that would etched onto the walls of an insane asylum in an HP Lovecraft story. This anime is considered torture in over 200 nations and screening it is banned by the Geneva convention. It's only 5 minutes and Ifelt like Alex DeLarge in A Clockwork Orange. This is objectively worse than Mars of Destruction. It's worse than Garzey's Wing. It's worse than Savior of the Earth and Space Thunder Kids. Why was this made? HOW was this made? How did human beings sit down and decide to create this thing, then other humans greenlit the production, and still more people voluntarily agreed to animate it and provide voice acting? With the shittiest video games like Big Rigs and Black Tiger, I understand why they did it. They wanted to make some quick money off of stupid people that they could trick into buying an inferior product made with zero effort and released in pre-alpha state. Angel's Drop is bad in a way that transcends human comprehension.