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Monsters in this fantasy world seemingly exist primarily to restrain and do lewd things to women, and they will do so many, many, many times. If you're into that sort of thing, then you will undoubtedly like this show. In fact, I'd say it delivers on this premise in greater quantity and quality than any anime that I've ever seen.

Need I say more? Apparently I do, or I can't publish this review. So here you go:

Story - The main guy wants to leave his job, but he's surrounded by (mostly) incompetent girls. Think Konosuba, but with more focus on the ecchi.
Art - The animation is ... pretty great where it counts, and the visuals of this fantasy world are very bright, colorful and pleasant to look at.
Sound - The soundtrack is surprisingly nice to listen to, and the OP & ED are also both extremely catchy.
Character - The girls are all cute, and the main guy is your standard tsukkomi.
Enjoyment - I think this will be highly dependent on whether you are into the fetishes described at the beginning of this review or not. But in my opinion, there is some really good comedy here too.

The manga is easily my favorite ecchi manga of all time, and this anime totally delivered for me, so it is easily my favorite ecchi anime of all time. I can understand how a fan of the manga might be disappointed by what was left out, but all of my personal favorite scenes were animated, so it's a 10/10 for me. I wish there were more anime like this.

This season is pretty much the same as the first one. In fact, they're so similar that if you showed me a random episode from the series a few months from now, I'd probably have a difficult time placing it. So even though that's likely enough information for most people to make a decision about whether or not to watch this, I'll go through all of the points anyway, because I feel like this show deserves at least one proper review.

Story - The overall story revolves around the characters trying to get stronger in order to defeat Pharsalia, who appeared at the end of the ... last season. But the show still mostly follows the same "Arthur of the week" formula as last time.

Art - I kind of like this show's look of an alternate history England that really has no interest in being accurate to anything. I think it contributes to the ridiculousness of the show and gives it a fairly pleasing appearance. The animation I would simply call "average".

Sound - I honestly can't tell if the soundtrack is any different from the first season, but I found it to be generally decent. I recall a few tracks getting used multiple times, but I never really got sick of them. Actually, I feel like this aspect of the show also kind of contributes to the ridiculousness of it.

Character - The characters are undoubtedly the main reason I watch this (or any, really) show, and that's because they're simply a lot of fun. The relationships between Dancho and the rest of the characters, and between each main character and their fairy, are the highlights of this season. There's bits of development here and there too, but it's mostly about the comedy.

Enjoyment - This is the kind of show you watch when you want to turn off your brain for 20 minutes to enjoy something stupid and fun. As long as you don't go in expecting some kind of serious plot that's completely different from the first season, you'll probably enjoy it like I did. That being said, there are a few serious moments sprinkled in there too, and I think they also work well enough.

tl;dr If you liked the first season, you'll like this one.

I've always had a soft spot for shows where some nerdy guy suddenly becomes an action hero. So once again here I am, writing a review for a show that I really liked and almost nobody watched.

Story - This is a show about a genius scientist and his pals fighting monsters and bad guys with crazy science powers. However, there is also a plot that is actually pretty interesting, and it does sort of manage to work in the backstories and motivations of our 3 main heroes: Leon, Quinny, and Doug.

Art - I think the most memorable quality of the art is how colorful it ... is. I personally thought it looked fine, but I could see someone calling it overkill. The animation is pretty decent for the most part, although I noticed a few problems towards the end.

Sound - The soundtrack is serviceable with a few noteworthy songs thrown in during important scenes.

Character - In this 26 episode show, every character is given some time for development, and I found them all to be likable. I could see someone making an argument for how Chloe was underused in the plot. But she's cute, so who really cares? I sure don't.

Enjoyment - I feel like the best way to describe this show would simply be "fun". It can get serious at times, but it never forgets to give its audience a good time. I'm not sure if I'd watch it again, but I certainly enjoyed tuning in for it every week.

Story 8/10: This is a show about a (rather large) group of rock girls competing for the affection of their sensei. They do this by helping to protect against these creatures called "Lunarians" that are always coming from the moon to try and capture them all. However, this is not the only threat to sensei's harem. There are many mysteries in this seemingly post-apocalyptic world which could very well throw his harem into chaos!

Art 10/10: The show has a very appealing CGI look, better than any CGI show I have ever seen. This results in some impressive dynamic camera work. I recall one scene involving ... the girls and some tentacles that was extremely satisfying to watch. And in my opinion, the characters look just as cute as I can imagine they would in 2D.

Sound 10/10: The soundtrack for this show it top-notch. It sounds like something right out of a big budget film. And the sound effects are great too, and are quite noticeable because of the sounds the rock girls are always making with their bodies.

Character 8/10: The main character Phos is ridiculously funny and gets a lot of development. The rest of them get pretty ok development. But without a doubt, they are all very likable and cute. That being said, a certain character becomes noticeably less cute as the show goes on, which I wasn't really that thrilled about. And there is a certain relationship between two characters that seems incredibly important to the show, but doesn't really get that much time dedicated to it at all in the end.

Enjoyment 8/10: I enjoyed this show immensely in the beginning and middle, but a bit less towards the end. I didn't find the ending to be particularly satisfying either. I'm really hoping for a second season.

Overall 8/10: The last few episodes and ending left a somewhat bad taste in my mouth, but I am confident that this will be a show that I will watch again someday, mostly for the comedy, beautiful artwork, and the cute characters. And I would be very excited if they announced a second season.

This will be my first review of a series, and I'm doing it mainly because I found that this show was criminally underwatched when it aired. Before I start, I want to point out that this show is a very different animal from the previous show in this franchise, "Luck & Logic". So if you ignored this show because you didn't like that one, you might want to reconsider.

Story - I believe this show qualifies as a "Cute Girls Doing Cute Things" show. There are a few plot points, but for the most part, we are just watching the relationships of the characters develop through ... their interactions. There is also some action in there every now and then to spice things up. Overall, I felt satisfied, and I loved how it ended.

Art - Other than the occasional hiccup in the action scenes, the animation in this show is solid. You could even argue it's better than it needs to be for a show like this, but I appreciated every bit of it. I thought the scenery was also great, but I am a bit biased for shows that take place in beautiful and squeaky clean school campuses. The fanservice comes in the form of revealing transformation outfits, the occasional bath scene, and a few nice surprises.

Sound - The soundtrack tends to use the same songs over and over, but somehow I never got sick of them! I also thought the voice acting was great, especially Yayoi who really nails the Oujo-sama type character.

Character - As you might imagine, most of the characters are cute girls. I am usually picky when it comes to characters, but in this show I loved them all. Lion is an honest cheerful girl and Nina is a loner that keeps everyone at a distance. Watching Nina's character develop because of Lion is definitely one of the highlights of the show. The interactions between them and the rest of the characters (Like Yayoi, the Oujo-sama I mentioned before, and Mahiro, a crazy science girl type character.) provided a very nice blend of characters to create comedy that appealed to me.

Enjoyment - I looked forward to watching this show every week. It delivered comedy, fanservice, and even some drama, with its lovable characters. I liked it right from the beginning, so I think watching just one episode should give you enough of an idea to decide weather you will like it. Therefore, if it sounds like something you may like, you may want to give it a try.

So I finally got around to watching this, and I really didn't want that other review to be the only one...

This OVA basically just feels similar to some of the better episodes from the main series. By that I mean it has a nice balance of comedy, fan-service, and sweet moments. And the animation seems to be a bit better than the main series. The story isn't Shakespeare, but if you watched the main series I imagine you already know what to expect. So if you watched the show, then this OVA is a no-brainer. After I watched it, I felt stupid for putting off ... watching it for so long...

Edit: So apparently they made another OVA! I finally got a chance to watch it recently, so I thought I should update this review.

I didn't like the second OVA quite as much as the first, probably because it revolves around Hijiri, who wasn't exactly my favorite character in the show. It still delivers the comedy and sweet moments, but unfortunately no fan-service this time.