History YMMV / BludgeoningAngelDokurochan

* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Considering how easily he puts up with Dokuro's antics and even avoids opportunities to get rid of her, some theorize Sakura could be a latent masochist.
* AudienceAlienatingPremise: Bear with us here: an angel comes back in time to [[TheyKilledKennyAgain repeatedly]] and [[LudicrousGibs brutally murder]] (and promptly resurrect) a junior high student, in order to stop him from creating a 'pedophile's world' where all females are immortal by not aging past 12 years old. And it's a [[BlackComedy COMEDY]]!
* CrossesTheLineTwice: Or lack thereof, that is to say. This show has some seriously twisted humor given its premise about an angel constantly murdering a young boy.
* TearJerker: Sabato's not allowed to return to the future until she accomplishes her mission of killing Sakura, and so she's forced to live in an improvised shelter beneath a bridge, fending for herself. The ending of the first season depicts her gloomily sitting inside her haven as she watches the rain pouring, and the sad song that accompanies it named "Survive" just adds to the feeling of sorrow, discomfort and loneliness of her predicament, making it hard not to feel sorry for her.
** In the next two episodes, near the end of the song, a puppy emerges from inside her cardboard home and she puts it on her lap, making the scene take a slightly more heartwarming tone. But then, in the final episode, the cardboard is completely empty until the same puppy comes out and looks into the distance alone, apparently waiting for Sabato to come back. The [[TheStinger following scene]] shows Sabato was forced to flee as the police attempted to capture her, [[FridgeHorror meaning she never came back and the puppy was most likely abandoned]].
** In the second season she's moved to yet another cardboard box, and her living conditions have gone FromBadToWorse. She's seen bemoaning and begging her mother to come back home and is implied to have caught a serious cold. Although these scenes are, technically, played for laughs, and thus done in a somewhat comical way, it's very hard not to feel sorry for her. The last we see of her, she's crying in frustration because she threw her home in the garbage and is now completely homeless.
* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: Season 1 was known for its macabre humor and intense cartoon violence. Season 2 had none of that, opting instead for a ''Anime/PuniPuniPoemi''/''Eiken''/''Anime/ExcelSaga''-finale-style harem fanservice where they tried to see how far they could push it without turning it into an actual porn. On top of that, Dokuro's personality was totally different.
* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: It's kind of hard to feel bad about Sabato being homeless, considering her job is to brutally and repeatedly tear a kid to pieces.
* WhatAnIdiot: When Sakura gets an opportunity to get rid of Dokuro forever and have his normal school life back where he's not tormented by his classmates or skewered by a mentally unstable angel presents itself, one would ''think'' he'd absolutely '''jump''' at the chance to take it. Hell, he even lampshades several of the cruel and unfair injustices she did to him that causes her to cry (though to be honest, not a single viewer felt ''any'' sympathy towards her) and believe she's not wanted. Unfortunately, Sakura doesn't want her to leave and basically says that he doesn't mind all of the abuse as long as she's with him. It isn't a stretch to say that no one in their right mind would have chosen to do what he did.
* TheWoobie: Sabato. Sakura counts as one as well.

* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: Season 1 was known for its macabre humor and intense cartoon violence. Season 2 had none of that, opting instead for a Puni-Puni Poemi/Eikan/last episode of Excel Saga style harem fanservice where they tried to see how far they could push it without turning it into an actual porn. On top of that, Dokuro's personality was totally different.

* JerkassWoobie: It's kind of hard to feel bad about Sabato being homeless, considering her job is to brutally and repeatedly tear a kid to pieces.

* TheScrappy: Dokuro is this among the haters for making the series into a SadistShow.

* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Considering how easily he puts up with her antics and even avoids opportunities to get rid of her, some theorize Sakura is a latent masochist.

* EarWorm: Pipiru piru piru pipiru pi! Not only is this repeated in the theme song, it is chanted in a high, squeaky voice every time Dokuro is required to resurrect Sakura, who dies more than [[WesternAnimation/SouthPark Kenny]] ever did.

* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Considering how easily he puts up with her antics and even avoids opportunities to get rid of her, some theorize Sakura is a masochist.

* CrossesTheLineTwice: What line?

** In the second season she's moved to yet another cardboard box, and her living conditions had gone from bad to worse. She's seen bemoaning and begging to come back home. Although these scenes are, technically, played for laughs, and thus done in a somewhat comical way, it's very hard not to feel sorry for her.
* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: Season 1 was known for its macabre humor and intense cartoon violence. Season 2 had none of that, opting instead for a Puni-Puni Poemi/Eikan/last episode of Excel Saga style harem fanservice where they try to see how far they could push it without turning it into an actual porn. On top of that, Dokuro's personality was totally different.

* TheScrappy: Dokuro is this among the haters for making the series into a SadistShow.
* TheWoobie: Sabato. Sakura counts as one as well.

* FanDisservice: Female fans of the first season went into season 2 expecting the girls to be comically sadistic dominatrixes, & instead found that they'd all been turned into submissive fanservice nymphos.

* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: Season 1 was known for it's macabre humor & intense cartoon violence. Season 2 had none of that, opting instead for a Puni-Puni Poemi/Eikan/last episode of Excel Saga style harem fanservice where they try to see how far they could push it without turning it into an actual porn. On top of that, Dokuro's personality was totally different.

** Her job is only to kill someone who's believed to be a pedophile who will ruin the entire world by turning it into a sick realization of his fetishes. You're confusing Sabato with Dokuro and even so that's still not her job.

** In the next two episodes, near the end of the song, a puppy emerges from inside her cardboard home and she puts it on her lap, making the scene take a slightly more heartwarming tone. But then, in the final episode, the cardboard is completely empty until the same puppy comes out and looks into the distance alone, apparently waiting for Sabato to come back. The [[TheStinger following scene]] shows Sabato was forced to flee as the police attempted to capture her, meaning she never came back and the puppy was most likely abandoned.

** In the second season she's moved to yet another cardboard box, and her living conditions had gone from bad to worse. She's seen bemoaning and begging to come back home.

* AudienceAlienatingPremise: Bear with us here: an angel comes back in time to [[TheyKilledKennyAgain repeatedly]] and [[LudicrousGibs brutally murder]] (and promptly resurrect) a junior high student, in order to stop him from creating a 'pedophile's world' where all females all females are immortal by not aging past 12 years old. And it's a [[BlackComedy COMEDY]]!

* AudienceAlienatingPremise: Bear with us here: an angel comes back in time to [[TheyKilledKennyAgain repeatedly]] and [[LudicrousGibs brutally murder]] (and promptly resurrect) a junior high student, in order to stop him from creating a 'pedophile's world' where all females don't age past 12 years old. And it's a [[BlackComedy COMEDY]]!

* FanDisservice: Female fans of the first season went into season 1 expecting the girls to be comically sadistic dominatrixes, & instead found that they'd all been turned into submissive fanservice nymphos.

* WhatAnIdiot: When Sakura gets an opportunity to get rid of Dokuro forever and have his normal school life back where he's not tormented by his classmates or skewered by a mentally unstable angel presents itself, one would ''think'' he'd absolutely '''jump''' at the chance to take it. Hell, he even lampshades several of the cruel and unfair injustices she did to him that causes her to cry (though to be honest, not a single viewer felt ''any'' sympathy towards her) and believe she's not wanted. Unfortunately, Sakura doesn't want her to leave and basically says that he doesn't mind all of the abuse as long as she's with him. It isn't a stretch to say that no one in their right mind would have chosen to do what he did.

* AudienceAlienatingPremise: Bear with us here: an angel comes back in time to repeatedly and brutally murder (and promptly reanimate) a junior high student, in order to stop him from creating a 'pedophile's world' where all females don't age past 12 years old. And it's a [[BlackComedy COMEDY]]!

* TheWoobie: Sabato.

* EarWorm: Pipiru piru piru pipiru pi! Not only is this repeated in the theme song, it is chanted in a high, squeaky voice every time Dokuro is required to resurrect Sakura, who dies more than [[SouthPark Kenny]] ever did.

* TheScrappy: Dokuro for basically making this series into a SadistShow, especially by the haters.

* FridgeBrilliance: One might think God sending Dokuro back to kill Sakura and prevent the future was a stupid idea. However with Dokuro's (mis)treatment of Sakura this may have been exactly what God intended! However FridgeHorror sets in whether or not this was intentional since God's intended to punish Sakura (by repeated torture through death or to kill him for good) for something he hasn't even done yet. Without even trying any alternative.

* CrossesTheLineTwice - What line?
* EarWorm - Pipiru piru piru pipiru pi! Not only is this repeated in the theme song, it is chanted in a high, squeaky voice every time Dokuro is required to resurrect Sakura, who dies more than [[SouthPark Kenny]] ever did.

* TheWoobie - Sabato.