This is the funniest anime I've seen in 25 years of watching; the way Negishi's split identity as Krauser starts to collapse creates endlessly fresh, hilarious situations. My only gripe is wanting full-length episodes and more of them. Absolutely recommended—don't hesitate, embrace it! The peak h...

Detroit Metal City delivers an engaging and hilarious story with dark, filthy humor that perfectly captures the essence of its death metal premise. The characters are refreshingly funny, particularly the brilliant contrast between the soft-spoken Negishi and his violent alter ego Krauser II, supp...

Detroit Metal City is absolutely hilarious - the funniest anime I've seen so far, making me laugh harder than anything else I've watched. The show perfectly captures the behavior of death metal fans, which I recognize from my own acquaintances in the metal scene. With no criticisms to mention, th...

The voice acting's monotone delivery and the metal music stand out as genuinely enjoyable elements, while the portrayal of crazy fans who worship every band action as demonic acts provides brilliant satire. However, the relentless stream of rape and murder jokes becomes so extreme that even someo...

Detroit Metal City is a must-watch comedy whose genius lies in the triple-layer gag of Negishi’s meek intent, Krauser’s outrageous stage antics, and the fans’ wild mythology—writing so sharp it’ll have you laughing like you’re having a seizure. While the art is mediocre and episodes are short, th...

Detroit Metal City is a brilliant comedy built around the hilarious contrast between Negishi's gentle pop aspirations and his vulgar Krauser alter-ego, with fantastic characters that make it endlessly rewatchable. While the art design is disappointingly normal and it lacks dramatic depth, these m...

Detroit Metal City is hilarious, well-executed, and even converted me into appreciating metal music. Its adult humor lands perfectly, and Krauser’s disturbingly heartfelt song about his parents genuinely moved me. Despite the crude content, it’s an easy recommendation: give DMC a chance and let K...

Probably the funniest series I've seen so far, Detroit Metal City proved to be a surprise hit for me. Not being a fan of heavy metal, I was having second thoughts about watching DMC. I'm glad I gave it a shot. DMC tells us how Negishi survives having two completely different identities: his origi...

Detroit Metal City delivers relentlessly vulgar, hilariously obscene comedy that never apologizes, using its Negishi/Krauser split-personality premise to keep every episode explosive and funny. The crude art style and short format work in its favor, ensuring the gags never overstay their welcome,...

Detroit Metal City delivers a lightning-in-a-bottle mix of killer music, relentless humor, and a uniquely compact storytelling style that never drags, all super-charged by the unforgettable, sadistic Record Producer who forces the plot to head-bang forward. While the bassist and drummer barely ge...

First off, I didn't know what to expect from Detroit metal city (DMC) but gave it a chance and am glad I did. the story is about Negishi, moving to the city of Tokyo to become a popular musician who also loves Swedish pop and green tea but due to some circumstances becomes the fronting man of a d...

The biggest sin mankind has committed is to not give this anime the status it deserves. After watching this for 3 whole times, I feel that my opinion is pretty warranted and necessary to enlighten you uncultured weebs about this. A village boy who dreams to be popstar accidentally becomes a demon...

This is one of the unique anime I have seen till date in adult comedy genre. I recommend users to NOT watch this anime if you don't like dirty comedy involving very dirty abusing words. This anime may seem very yucky to many people but there is dark humor which one can see if okay with abusive wo...

This is one of the funniest things I've ever seen, anime or otherwise, delivering such a wealth of well-executed gags that it can make you laugh until your lungs collapse. It stands shoulder-to-shoulder with Cromartie High in terms of relentless, top-tier comedy. Absolutely recommended without re...

Seeing how money hungry the KISS guys are, I’m surprised they didn’t file any lawsuit. Story: The idea is ingenious. A happy-go-lucky sissy who just wants to make boring ass radio pop somehow ends up fronting the most notorious Death Metal band of Japan. The jokes pretty much write themselves. Bu...

Detroit Metal City (DMC) is as irreverent as they come; it doesn't care if you like it, or if you have panties on top of your face while watching it. Since I find every facet of this series to be rated a 10/10, it is unnecessary to comment on the individual aspects of it. Instead, I will treat th...

Hilarious, crude and just the right length. PLOT: Ah I loved this series! Its an excellent parody of the death metal music genre, has some truly hilarious moments and best of all its quite short so it doesn’t become stale when its apparent that the series has very little depth. The main character...

I really love the story of DMC and so far it's been great. What gets me about the show is that it really just takes the images from the manga and adds movement to them. I don't know how standard this practice is because I haven't seen a ton of anime, but it there was nothing new to the show from ...

Go watch it then come back. ....Well then if your are still here, this the review, also it may have some spoilers(go watch it, please): Detroit Metal City is everything that i would haven't expected. From the get go i just though it was weird, but then i saw the first episode and notice how wrong...

TL;DR: Beneath the crudeness, this is an amusing and absurd show which is worth watching at least once. The secondhand embarrassment is strong and the story is quite unique. Detroit Metal City-- not going to lie, the name made me think it was some sort of mecha. With cars. Because I don't listen ...