‘The God of Highschool’ Wants the Hands and Nothing but the Hands

There are only two things I care about in my content. A great story and great fight scenes. Listen, when I tell you I am bout that fucking action. I mean that shit from the bottom of my palms. Now, I saw Crunchyroll rolling out their new shows. I said, “That’s cool. looks like some wholesome stuff, ” but when I saw the trailer for The God of Highschool, I hit a double-take while saying, “Hold up, what the fuck is this?” I made sure to keep it on my radar. Today, Crunchyroll released the character trailer for the series and maaaaaaan. I saw the hand to hand action in that trailer and sat there nodding to the beat cause I. Been. Waiting. My. Whole. Life. For. This. Type. Of. Fucking. Content. *DMX voice* This is the content I be fucking talking about. You know when you can just tell the action going to be jumpin’ jumpin’? The God of Highschool gives me that feeling. You’ll be hardpressed to find someone more excited to see fictional people/beings punch each other in the face. I’ma Rock Lee, type. I’m built off that shit. True story, a friend once told me to check out Neverland once and when I mentioned it to the anime division of BNP, they said “Um, no one gets punched in the mouth often in that show. It might not be for you, Omar.” They know meeeee! All of which is to say, God of Highschool looks like my type of jam. It’s one thing to be bout the action but the animation that goes into showcasing it? That’s where the true excitement comes from.

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