Quick Final Thoughts – Gabriel DropOut

The formula is a thing because it works. Four cute girls in high school with an exciting twist and enough self-awareness to remain consistently funny and entertaining makes for a show just amusing enough to tip the scale. Gabriel DropOut never does anything too off-kilter, and to be sure it’s one of the safest shows of the season (right next to Interviews with Monster Girls), but there isn’t necessarily anything wrong with that as long as the show in question has consistency and doesn’t overstay its welcome.

On a side note, I adored Gabriel’s pink school uniform sweater design, it goes really nicely with her hair and pops out from the rest of the cast in a very pleasant manner.

6/10

Gabriel DropOut Quick First Impression

Very happy to see a good example of the well-worn angel-on-Earth trope that actually does something interesting. While our main character Gabriel isn’t that special on her own (angel who decides that indulging in human otaku culture is better than being an angel), the people she surrounds herself with (manipulative angels and kind demons and wannabes) make this read as sort of a comedy version of Hataraku Maou-sama! (The Devil is a Part-Timer!).

Rating: Watching