This work, Keep your hands off Eizouken, released at the beginning of the year renews the animation. A unique achievement with a touch of humor that is worth seeing.
An unusual creative scenario
This anime is directed by Masaaki Yuasa who is the director of Devilman Crybaby. The anime is broadcast on the DNA and Crunchyroll platforms. The studio that handles the broadcast is NHK. Three high school girls, Midori, Sayaka and Tsubame with boundless energy will form the video club to create anime. The girls complement each other. One is filled with an overflowing imagination with an innate talent for drawings, the other has the ability to always follow her in her imagination and draws as well. Finally, the last one has an exceptional sense for business.
A tribute to anime directors
This anime pays a beautiful tribute to the making of a japanime in twelve episodes. Whether it is from pre-production (storyboard, script) to production (sets, colors, drawings) and post-production (editing, sound, music) to communication, we understand everything an animation director does in every detail. And this, without getting lost in complexity, Keep your hands off Eizouken instructs us by designing an anime within an anime. We see all this with the difficulties that there can be but also the imagination that there is around all these worlds by adding a little touch of humor. 
There is in this anime some instruction about creation, but also how they go about it with the various methods that exist. It should be noted that the anecdotes are very interesting. One of these, fascinating, explains that a director of samurai animation wields the katana to be able to represent the movement in detail.
Realism and respectable work
We quickly understand that Keep your hands off Eizouken is able to please a wide audience. The characters are very quickly endearing, the dialogues are brilliant and the chemistry is present between these three high school girls. This alchemy that we feel from behind our screen. The music also adds a plus. She launches herself every time the imagination is unleashed, which makes their creativity perfect. The anime plays with our emotions by making references to several "must-see" manga like Akira or Gurren Lagann. The message of this anime is clear, it is to push us to be creative, to stimulate our imagination, that nothing is impossible and that we must go after our dreams. We can also appreciate the return to childhood that anime gives us. Girls are full of imagination, passion and dreaming of adventure. Some will be able to recognize themselves in them, whether you are male or female. The production is refined, neat, with realism. For japanimation regulars, its scenario is original and stands out. The viewer has the impression of being immersed with the high school girls, in their daily lives, melting into their imagination. It is here that we realize the work that an animation director does, in order to fill us every year. It's a beautiful ode to creativity. For big manga fans, you might also like the Tower of God anime available on Crunchyroll, which we've already talked about on JustFocus.
Trailer
https://youtu.be/HqxMbMAKDRc
