Anne-Happy: A Hilarious Anime About The Unluckiest Group of Schoolgirls

It’s time to bring some attention to a show this season simply called “Anne-Happy” or “Unhappy Go Lucky!” which has aired 3 episodes so far. If you can guess from the title of the show and the title of this article, the show is about unlucky high school girls. It’s a comedy anime in a school setting which isn’t anything new but the characters and their “misfortunes” are a few things that separate this show from some other ones. Anne-Happy is set in an elite high school called Tennogofune Academy which is known for it’s arts, sports, and other highly regarded academic endeavors. Classes 1-1 to 1-6 specialize in certain subjects but there’s another class, Class 1-7, which isn’t so lucky. Class 1-7 specializes in getting students to achieve happiness and overcome their misfortune no matter how unlucky it may be. Our main heroines find themselves in this class and it provides the main setting for the shenanigans that ensue. Let’s talk about our main characters who we know are the main characters because most of the class doesn’t even get the luxury of having a face, how convenient. First up we have the girl who is basically the “Main” main character, Ruri Hibarigaoka. Who we first see trying to figure out the best way to get to school while still getting to say, “Hi”, to person she loves. On her way to school she hears a dog and goes to check it out. This leads to the introduction of our 2nd and titular main character Anne Hanakoizumi, who’s happily dangling off a bridge while ho…

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