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This season is actually pretty good compared to the last couple of seasons. *minor spoilers*
This is what happens when a interesting villain, a interesting story and goal, a cool fight scene, and emotional moments, are compacted into a season of My Hero Academia. Kai Chisaki is a pretty cool villain, with good character design Although My Hero Academia has always been fantastic with character design. he also actually has a well built upon back-story, and not bland or generic like My Hero Academia is sometimes.
There isn't much downsides to this season that are anything different from the other seasons, but this season's best moments ... are better than the last couple seasons, and there's quite a bit of emotion, sadness, etc involved in this season, more than the other seasons. This season is a nice and impressive improvement compared to the last seasons.

Oshi no Ko season 2 is a pretty impressive improvement from season 1.
The story is advancing smoother and more rapidly, and this season was a lot more interesting than season 1. The season does a great job at continuing where the first season left off, and advancing the already amazing story, characters, and more. but finally getting to a point where the things happening are a lot more interesting than in season 1.
This season's animation is absolutely mind-blowing at times as well. while this season does have parts that are quite slow paced, and even boring, It makes up for its interesting story, ... and dynamic and developing characters. While it has some downsides, it is a pretty large improvement from the first season.

Re:Zero is a generic isekai that got popular, it isn't anything exciting or new. Feel free to go to my profile and leave comments and attack me if you'd like. I wont really care, I'm just a guy stating his opinion based on his experience with the show.

The characters aren't grabbing. Mental health is touched on which is nice, but its not explored in a much deeper level, he'll just look at the ceiling with a traumatized look, or just look traumatized, and then quickly get up now dedicated to fix the problem. It doesn't really go deep into how this would effect him at ... a more deeper level. The characters do feel real and fluid, but there just so boring and not explored to any deeper levels other then just trying to make the watcher feel bad for them.
The story is so incredibly terribly paced, and doesn't progress at all sometimes, The idea of a person being able to come back from the dead is so interesting, but I believe the anime didn't do it justice or just didn't do it well, Which might be a little harsh, considering Subaru is a normal person, but it makes it agonizing to watch when he makes the same mistake the 9th episode in a row, and dies again, now knowing that the viewer has to restart, basically seeing the same exact problem, just executed differently, It's like dying 300 times in a row in a hard video game, it can be good, but once its done to many times it gets ungodly boring.
The character designs are bland, Kinda like Konosuba or Highschool DxD (NOT THAT I WOULD KNOW THAT CHARACTER DESIGN OR ANYTHING), not a big fan of that. the characters don't look interesting or unique, they are just a regular isekai mixed with fairy tale character design. because of how generic the character designs look, it makes the anime feel less real, makes the characters not feel human, which negates my enjoyment. If you are a fan of people dying over and over again in anime with little progression of the main story, maybe this is for you. but In my opinion, its a generic Isekai that got overrated, over-hyped, and popularized.