Almost all the characters are egg cars. They resemble round animals like bees, hedgehogs, pigs, buffalo, etc. but with wheels. There's also a giraffe. The villain was pretending to be a circus ringmaster, so he sings a song.

It all feels a bit wheel-spinning, albeit in an lively, colourful way. It drifted past my eyes for twelve minutes without ever threatening to interest me.

I couldn't find this... but I watched some promotional videos for it. Hideous Flash animation. You or I could make something better. It has standard anime character designs, though. Lots of girls, some wearing fantasy battle bikinis with spears and battleaxes.

Despite the sword-and-sorcery elements, there's also a mad scientist character with a laboratory and computers. Maybe she created the robot dinosaur? There's also a nice-looking green-haired girl with a pestle and mortar who does bloody things to a blob.

Several of the girls have wings or tails. There's a talking fish that stands on its tail. It's obviously cheap. I bet the episodes are only three minutes long. Might be okay.

I called it a semi-comedy because it's light and moderately amusing, but it hasn't actually made me laugh yet. It seems okay, though. I'll keep going.

It starts with the finale. Four adventurers defeat the demon lord! Roll closing credits. The end.

After that, those adventurers wake up. They're apparently much younger, although the generic cute rounded character designs make it impossible to tell. They're still at adventuring school and their new teacher has evil plans for them. (But not very evil. There will be comedy errors.)

It's quite nice. It couldn't be called essential viewing, but I like the demonic teacher who needs to stand on a chair. I'm expecting to enjoy the show.

It's based on a "Mobile CCG (Card Collecting Game)". I don't know what that means, but I also don't care enough to find out. Does "mobile" mean you can also play it on your phone?

Our heroine, Anzu, transfers into a boy's school. This is an idol school, so you can walk into a classroom and find four boys doing a full song-and-dance number. Anzu's on the school's new producers' course, though, so she herself isn't going to be singing.

A singing competition turns out to be surprisingly macho. There are lots of cute boys, with occasional gay tease between them. I watched most of this on fast-forward and didn't feel I'd missed much.