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The episode was slow, very slow. Too much power on the good guys side, there was not a shadow of a doubt that it was a happy ending. The only good thing is that they finally justify the womanizing training Ray was given as a child: it helped him resonate with the girl and prevent her from overheating and dying.
I am very excited about the season that follows. There are several titles that interest me. Perhaps the best thing about this series is that it's over and now they're going to give another one....
And who will be the girl in the end?

A Certain Magical Index is quite an admirable concept based on Scientific Fiction and Magical Fantasy collaborated together to create an exceptional blend of ideas, stories and characters and thus achieving the highest level of popularity. The Light Novels are what creates this Universe. The Manga creates an air of generic fans and the Animated Version creates it into a Live Format and is the Best Light Novel (if not Anime) in the World. The depth of realism and personalities of various characters and places are what makes a person come back each time to review the story all over again.
PSDT. You should watch the ... 'TOARU' Project thoroughly.

Kazuma Kamachi's first job is not a perfect job, there is no doubt about that. His pacing is somewhat erratic and many of his story arcs could easily be separate stories, were it not for the recurring characters. And speaking of characters, this series has an incredibly high number of characters, but many may disappear to not be mentioned in another 5-10 volumes in the future (Index, for example, when his name is in the title, sometimes he just appears for a brief scene and then forget). However, if everything were bad, I would not be writing about this story, especially that little by little ... it is noticeable how the author improves his writing (Volume 3 being when this narrative shows its true colors) and although on more than one occasion almost I'm dying of laughter As ridiculous as the story gets, we get to see some of the more original special abilities within this type of story, for example, not limiting someone with electrical powers to only generating lightning, but also controlling the associated physical phenomena like magnetism. .
In the same way, the strong elements are in how the universe of its story is created and expanded, being narrated from different angles and from the perspective of different characters, since as the story progresses some characters develop little by little, until it reaches its end. for becoming protagonists with their own motivations, either to redeem their crimes or seek to protect someone important. Thus the story acquires different shades of depth, we already have the protagonist who does not hesitate to help others, the antihero trying to leave behind his dark past or the "normal" subject who ends up involved because he wants to protect something.

Following the idea of the nuances of depth, the world that has been built in this narrative carries the idea of duality and the coexistence (not peaceful) of science and magic in equal parts quite well, although normally each arc focuses only in one aspect. Whether it's magic or science, it's not until very late in the story that the two mix to create the big conflict arcs of the story. There are many rather complex explanations for how the powers work in the world of these novels, either from real elements or concepts invented by the author that help build the logic of the entire narrative universe of him.

In general, although as a reading it has several ups and downs, I must admit that I had a lot of fun reading it and it didn't cost me much to read the 41 volumes, so I could recommend it as an easy reading of a fantasy shonen or if you want, watch the anime, without However, as I said before, it's not until the third novel that it really shows its strengths, so if you're interested, you should wait a bit for the story to pick up a fast pace. It won't be especially deep and won't make the most of the elements that available, but the fact that it is a fun experience works in its favor.

If you enjoyed the first season I believe you will like this second season a lot better as the main duo is really hitting their stride and making great progress as characters.
Just like the 1st season, it's been the usual redundant chick-teases-cherry boy act, filled with blush-desu moments every episode, Nagatoro's friends should've been involved in the bits way more often to lead the MCs into situations, since the beginning. And the new character should've shown up even just a bit earlier in this season. Naoto finally trying to change bit by bit and slowly learning to speak his mind about him, Nagatoro's teases ricocheting ... more often. Unlike a certain beta cuck protagonist *cough* *cough* rent a girlfriend.
There is not much home to write about as if you enjoyed the first season you're not going to be disappointed with this one. GO WATCH IT NOW.
Characters - 8/10
Story - 7/10
Writing - 8/10
Animation - 8/10

Personally, I think that WA2 has good and bad points in a similar proportion, although, as usually happens in many cases, the script's problems stand out from the other aspects (such as the technical part). Although it is somewhat generic and with many plot conveniences, at the beginning the story is bearable, with the 7th episode as the climax, and then it plummets as explained before (although the second part has the story dedicated to Kasuza, which that saves her from being total slop). To make matters worse, the romantic conflict feels forced because, as the series itself shows at a certain point, the MC's ... decision is more than obvious, the rest being just to generate unnecessary drama.

Another serious problem that I see in this work is -in my opinion- the excessive polarization of the heroines, because Kasuza and Setsuna are presented in a diametrically different way within the story, which seems to me an arbitrary decision on the part of the scriptwriters, comparable - without exaggeration - to this; As said before, while one is presented as a more serious and mature character, with more time on stage, development, and emphasis on her problems, the other presents an incredible level of caricature, little goes into her conflicts, and has fewer difficulties ( or at least that idea leaves the series) and ends up looking more like an "intruder" than an equal opportunity heroine within a love triangle. Here the predilection for one of the protagonists is too noticeable, and that greatly damages the development of events.

In short, this anime is one of those works that -from a general point of view- are acceptable, but could have been better if bad decisions had not been made during its development. If the story had remained in the same tone that it had been doing from the beginning and had not degenerated into an elaborate drama, chapters as bad as the one on the hot springs (image above) or the one in which Kasuza cold, replacing them with really important content (such as more emphasis on Setsuna's background, thus giving her the protagonist treatment she really deserves) and/or keeping the focus on the musical part, would have turned out much better.

A distinct, compelling, and unique world, solid characters and story. I think the main thing that holds this anime back in comparison to big name anime like One piece, Naruto, ect - it doesn't have over-the-top action or comedy (The show often comes off as stoic - and as such some will see this anime as boring. I do NOT recommend this anime if you're looking for an action-heavy show - go watch one-punch man or Mob Psycho for that.) - rather one thing I like about the show is that there's a good amount of realism. Like the main character starts out as a ... weakling... and guess what, 3 seasons in - he's still pretty much a weakling. It's actually a important part of his story - this character struggling with his weakness and trying to find ways to contribute to his team and become more useful. < I feel that this sort of realism helps viewers get invested in character's growth - in comparison to shows like dragon ball where it seems like falling down a couple of stairs can make you 10 times stronger.
That said, this anime's main strength is it's world-design/building, imo - as someone who's watched hundreds of anime this anime ranks in my overall top 30 - but in world-building it's probably in my top 10.
If you like anime with a distinct world - I recommend the anime "Magi" - In terms of it's 'world' it's just as good if not better than World Trigger - but it's pacing and comedy are much better - and it's much better at setting up hype moments and action scenes.

I love Yosuga no Sora
It's the greatest anime..very cool. It tells the story of forbidden love in our world..when a person judges others even though we are all sinners..man is an unjust creature who does not desire good and does not love others and does not like to see people happy..the oppressor is the one who decides the laws of others.

Yes it has some forbidden relationships
Even related to complete sex and nudity
But when i watched it.....
The thoughts behind the whole story just touched hard.....

Even if it has nudity
The thoughts were the best for the story and i liked at a 5 star ... rate
Too good....

This was the best show I have ever watched. The reason being was because of how much I could relate to it. I’m a pianist and I loved to play. My piano teacher past away about two years ago and ever since then, I haven’t played anything other than music for my schools jazz band and the church I attend. After watching this, I wanted to start paying again and that’s what I’m doing. It thought me how colorful music can be. I’m playing Ballad No. 1 Op. 23 which was the final song of the show. I’m playing this as a remembrance of my ... piano teacher, as a final goodbye to my senior year of high school, and as a thank you to this anime for giving me the motivation to play again.

An Artistic Visual brilliance.
Came through a post on FB some hours ago about this anime film named “ Your Name”. That post had some relatable lines which triggered my soul right through so i downloaded this film right away and just finished watching it, the laptop is in my hands while the credits are getting rolled down and i am all emotional coming straight here to right my emotions about this art. Am literally out of the words to explain the emotional feeling am having right now, dont know where to start, the story, the connection of the souls who never really met, the cinematography, ... the direction or the story telling or the relatable dialogoes. Everything is all mixed up, i hardly turn up to animated movies apart from some childhood nostalgic ones. This movie took my heart straight away, the last time something from cinema made me like this, it was probably the ending scene from the Dark series or the release of ZSLJ. The rom com genre is not my go through but this animated film has taken my heart, lost in words not able to explain anything further. This movie straight away goes into the elite list of my favourites and probably in top 5 right there with “Requiem for a dream”, “Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind”, the movies that still has my heart to date. I literally jumped out in excitement in the last scene where I kept hoping taki and mitsuha could greet each other and when taki called her from behind, I had a moment like Will Smith who claps emotionally when he finally gets his job as a broker at the end of Pursuit of Happyness.
In a way the thing that connected me with this was the thorough relevance it had with me in some way, there are days when you wake up lost and u have a feeling of searching someone very dear who is lost but never really know who it is and why are u even trying to find them out, the one u never really have met but is still very known to you. The feeling if it is a dream world or a reality, where are u living and what is the difference between them?

is really about making someone smile and laugh which is the true form of happiness,and the anime does a great job with that logic.,an anime with slice of life and comedy just like nichijou…the only difference is that yuyuhiki is a seinen anime and filled with more mature themes,so is this mature version of nichijou worth it..?

Honestly, at first I was very wary about Yuyushiki due to the fact that the anime and story itself is really, really simple. But, I made the right choice in giving this anime a try. Of course as the majority of Animes focusing on girls in High School, you've ... got a crazy girl, a dumb and slow girl and a girl that is the most sane out of the three. Though their really isn't a development to the plot, it is very enjoying to be able to see all the misadventures of the three girls and the episodes are all very humorous.

cute and funny