YMMV / Cyberpunk Lab

• Adorkable: There's just too many characters to list in this page.
• Harsher In Hindsight: The Homeroom teacher, Nina acts like an old fashioned teacher by treating the 5th grade to 12th grade students in the Multigenerational school as corporate military soldiers and is verbally/physically abusive towards them if they didn't give her what she wants. This is due to the fact that she actually hates kids/teens and it was because she thought that the teens doing typical teen things was wrong, so she decided not to be friends with them all throughout her highschool years. In Real Life, there have been recent news reports on child abuse in daycares and in other schools. Which doesn't make Nina's teaching any better.
• Heartwarming In Hindsight: Not enough room to put in here.
• Moe: Again, too many characters to list off.

• Values Dissonance: The 19 year old homeroom teacher, Nina with her old-fashioned beliefs that treating the students (5th-12th grade) as corporals, lining the kids up in the gym, making them march around like military soldiers and physically harming the students with objects whenever they don't give her what she wants is normal in class does not fly with people In-Universe. Some even call her delusional and a Sadist, but she just assumes that they're being unfair to her and she immediately throws a temper tantrum.
• Values Resonance: From the dances that were years/decades prior to the themes of family, refugees and aslyum seekers along with songs that talk about serious issues that are still going on in the present-day (Prejudice, Police Brutality, Social Injustice, Environmental issues, War etc).
• What Do You Mean Its For Kids: Many viewers have complained that the show would be too inappropriate to post on You Tube as an Edutainment Show for kids (ages 12-16) due to the heavy subject matters that reflect the Real Life events that actually happened in the same year the series came out (aka 2024)
• What Do You Mean Its Not For Kids: Most fairytales, songs, nursery rhymes etc weren't written for children to begin with and were supposedly made for adults.