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At first, I was excited, and the anime really seemed promising. Then the creators decided to bombard us with a ridiculously huge amount of unfunny jokes and embarrassing behavior from every character. I don’t even feel like mentioning the MC, who’s trying to be the new Tanjiro. If anyone gives this anime more than a 5/10, it's probably just because of the ecchi nothing else. The only thing that could have changed my opinion would be an ending where the goddesses, after using the MC to the fullest, finally end his life, but that didn’t happen. For me, it’s a 3/10.

The first half of the season is mostly average and boring, then it gets a bit better, but overall it's still a worse season than the previous ones. The side plots are presented in an increasingly worse way, but at least Theresa and the grandpa's story wrapped up, which interested me quite a bit in the context of this anime’s universe. Visually, it also seems a bit better. The opponents are sometimes too shallow, to the point of being cringe, especially with that dragon girl. Overall, it's neither funny nor scary I don't know what it's supposed this useless character to achieve. A solid 8/10 ... for this season, and I’m not sure if I didn’t overrate it just because of the animation.

Anime, for me, is mostly cringeworthy, with uncle tier humor for perverts and foot fetishists.At first, despite this, after Kanizaki’s story, I had a tiny bit of hope that this production had something valuable in it, but no.These ratings are probably only due to nostalgia, similar to Slam Dunk.Based on the reviews, I thought it was a great basketball anime, better than Kuroko no Basket, but it turned out to be just a typical comedy, completely unremarkable.As for the students’ storylines, starting with enemies to lovers in the most pathetic version I’ve ever seen, a girl who bullied Noboru for years, to the point that ... he wanted to take his own life, suddenly falls in love with him out of nowhere.If there were a Nobel Prize for the ability to oversimplify themes, I’m sure the author would win it.Trying to tackle serious issues, they end up creating one of the most harmful anime I’ve ever seen.Murais’s story is just complete mental detachment from reality.Not to mention the obvious fact that the less you’ve experienced in life, the more you’re drawn to harmful things.That’s why bullying in schools is considered normal, because it’s common.Usually, kids do it to impress others or out of boredom, so attempting to add depth to such characters is flawed from the start.The main character’s approach, “they’re just kids, so let them do whatever they want,” isn’t reassuring either, considering what these students had done before.I was completely disappointed and rated this anime 2/10, it just disgusts me.There are plenty of older anime with deeper messages, without pathetic gimmicks, like Clannad: After Story, Akira, or Evangelion, which I love.But this creation is just an unfunny parody.

no I almost felt sorry for Osoto in the last episode fortunately I sobered up in time XD I like this ending although I am a fan of more tragic endings so here I can accept this anime surprisingly I liked it more than Death Parade to which it is most similar one of the more underrated anime this season but that's how it is with this category "mystery" 8.6/10 for me great atmosphere interesting mysterious characters great unusual villain in the form of Osoto with motifs unusual for anime great potential the concept itself is interesting from the start the further in the anime ... the more interesting it is

The final episode was pretty average. The Glasses Guy summed up the situation nicely, while the Blue one took up too much screen time in such an important episode. She’s an extremely shallow and annoying character, so that’s a negative. Moving on to the overall summary of the anime, starting with the animation, it fits this romance perfectly. The character expressions are among the best overall. It’s generally very pleasant and makes you want to keep watching this series. Moving on to the characters, in romance anime, especially school romances, it’s rare for every main character to be that good and chatismatic. But here, not ... only do the main characters have well developed personalities, but even the side characters, like Kengo and the Glasses Guy, have own interesting personalities. The side story between the Purple one and the Redhead also caught my attention, and at times, I was even more interested in their interactions than in the main characters. From my perspective, it’s impossible to hate any of these characters—except for the Blue one. The story was well paced over 25 episodes, with none of them being weak, except for the final one, which I expected much more from. Taiki’s development, both in terms of his approach to sports and his relationship with hina, where he decided to be fair to her and not force himself into a relationship out of pity, is also commendable. However, I’m not sure if pushing them into a deeper relationship wasn’t a bit forced, since the anime itself suggests that they should remain friends, as they were before. Meanwhile, the vibe between Taiki and Chinatsu feels more like that of a couple in love. But in the end, it doesn’t really matter to me. One of my core principles when rating anime is not judging the entire series based on the ending, so I’ll stick to that. I can confidently give this anime an 8.9/10 for maintaining a consistent level of quality throughout. BTW, for those curious, the anime supposedly ends at chapter 80 of the manga, and I might actually continue reading it myself because I’m curious to see if the Glasses Guy ends up with someone or remains a loner and an observer.

An anime on the level of that Power Rangers knockoff I already forgot its name this season except the animation here isn't as bad. I skipped through most of the episodes. The naivety and cheesiness of the main character scare me. In most anime, the protagonist's stupidity is usually used in a fun way, like in I Parry Everything, but here, it doesn’t work as well. As for the humor, it's mediocre, and the side characters aren’t well-developed either. Nothing really happens in the story we’re just collecting Pokémon. For me, it's a 3/10. I rate lower only when an anime actually disgusts me.

I like that in the final episode, they showed the fates of previous charactersyou can really see the effort put into it. It's the best episode so far, and that's how it should be. This episode actually raised my overall rating of the anime from a 6/10 to a solid 7. It's a nice change from the typical overpowered MCs in isekai who just spam spells left and right without much thought. Here, we get a completely different take on the genre, showing how the main character breaks free from the mental shackles of the corporation that had been exploiting him. It feels like a ... mix of Realist Hero and Zom 100, though of course, those anime are much better.

Great anime, I would never have expected that a production where the main theme is astronomy could have so much action and emotion. The philosophical reflections of the characters from different perspectives add atmosphere and meaning to this anime. As for the animation, the fights look great, and I would love to see more of them. The constant change of main characters is something I don't think I've experienced in any other anime (or I don't remember), which adds originality and dynamism, making it more enjoyable to watch. Speaking of characters, when it comes to Nowak, I hate the bastard, and there are few characters ... I truly despise. The guy spent half his life deceiving himself, kept going, and in the end, got an innocent girl killed. However, he is such a well development character that he is definitely memorable. Moving on to his daughter, she's also a good character, without the superiority complex of Badeni. Although less distinct than her father, I was really surprised when I saw her in old age, and the way she sacrificed herself only adds to my respect for her. When it comes to my favorite main characters, for me, it's still first Rafał > Cyganka > Jolanta > Badeni > Okgi, and at the bottom, Albert. I love slightly more complex productions that give a lot to think about, and only AOT and Grave of the Fireflies have given me more to reflect on. Taking only anime into account, I won't write a bigger essay than necessary, so in short 10/10.

The first season of this anime was average for me, but for the isekai category, it was decent. However, this season completely went off the rails, and since I’ve been rating each season separately for some time now, without considering the previous ones, I won’t hesitate to give this season a 3/10. The new characters, lacking any personality of their own, ruined the enjoyment of watching, which led me to skiping through every episode except for episode 11 I doubt I’ll touch the next season, even though I generally like isekai. The main character in the first season also annoyed me with their lack ... of character, but at least that could be somewhat explained by their backstory. Overall, this anime lacks any charismatic personalities, even on the “villains’” side. The whole thing has turned into a typical k-drama.

Anime stands out starting from the fights, which are brilliantly portrayed, with opponents using all possible resources to defeat the main character. There's no sugarcoating here, unlike most anime where a yakuza member is reduced to a cute pet without own personality. Thankfully, we get something different here, starting with Kirishima, who treats Yoshino from the beginning like a pet that amuses him because she offers him something new and exciting, giving him emotions. There's no true great love here; the fact that the main character says he loves Yoshino shouldn't be taken seriously.I'm not saying I support these behaviors, but since this is a ... different type of romance from most, I appreciate this unconventional approach. We have a psychopath who was broken from the start, and as for Yoshino, it's exactly the same she manipulates the main character effortlessly. I don't see any deep love here it feels more like a relationship between a sociopath and a psychopath. By definition, a normal person wouldn't be able to function with him.In general, all the characters fit the atmosphere of the anime and are well-thought out, which can be appealing. The only downside is that there's too little of Shoma. If someone is disgusted by the toxic relationship in this anime but is fine with "Dandan" or "Alya" (romance) with its questionable sibling dynamics and cringe-worthy ecchi moments every episode, it's a bit odd. Either we treat anime as complete fiction, or anime like Mushoku Tensei with pedomc should have been canceled a long time ago.