It’s also no visual powerhouse to begin with, though the character designs are very cute and the anime excels in its realism. You usually just get people explaining and playing a game, which admittedly can make the anime somewhat dull to look at.
While some anime will fluff up a normal activity like board games with fantastical animations, this only rarely happens in After School Dice Club. Through them the show explores what it takes to actually make a board game, which becomes central to Midori’s character arc in particular. We also get into some of the behind-the-scenes stuff, as both Emilia and Midori want to be game designers themselves. You can easily buy these yourself if you are interested and the anime playfully teaches you the rules and shows off some basic strategies. Most episodes have the girls tackle one or two games from various places all around the world. Together they wind up at a shop that sells board games, where Midori introduces them to the hobby.Īfter School Dice Club is a fairly typical, seasonal anime that centers around a specific activity it wants to promote. Miki has been having a hard time ever since starting high school, so when Aya one day runs into her she decides to help out. The anime follows 4 girls: the uptight board game enthusiast Midori, genki girl Aya, the half-European Emilia, and the quiet introvert Miki. Fortunately, After School Dice Club is here to tell you just why you should consider putting down the GameBoy in favor of a game board. Less popular are the analog variety of games classic board, card, and dice games played on a table with your real-life friends. No big surprise, considering anime and video games are both major exports of little old Japan. Video games are pretty darn cool and you’ll find no shortage of anime willing to celebrate them.
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