Jinsei - Life Consulting

I am not sure what to write about a show so verbose that even the subtitler did not enjoy doing the subtitles. I do not know about other sites, but it took almost three months for the last episode to be available on the site where I watch anime. The overall quality of the subtitles was pretty terrible. It is about a girl called Ayaka who has started a journalism club and puts the main male protagonist Yuuki directing the Life counseling section where the various problems of the other students will be addressed. She puts three female students at his disposal, each excelling in a different field of activity (sports, science, humanities). Well, this anime series is more or less about someone sending the club a question or solving some problem related to the club's running, and we watch how the three female protagonists, along with their supervisor Yuuki and sometimes their boss Ayaka herself, handle it. Usually, there are three different perspectives from the three girls, and a compromise is found, or the best way is chosen. As the reviewer seth82 said, the idea of solving the classmates' problems is not original; the characters, because they represent a particular point of view, are cookie-cutter and often unbelievable. The main male protagonist is pretty nondescript. The show is way too talky, and the presentation of the problems, where letters from the students are read at a frightening speed that, you cannot catch even if you read the subtitles, has its weaknesses. The animation is not so bad and easy to watch as far as positive aspects go. It can be funny occasionally (albeit very occasionally), and some of the problems solved can be interesting despite being pretty cliched most of the time. 3/10. (01/11/2014)