An emotional rollercoaster of sadness, anxiety, excitement, and horniness. If you liked the previous seasons of this anime, this part of season 2 is amplified tenfold.
Despite how much contents were skipped in this anime, the plots are still seamless and not at all confusing, unlike some other summer anime that would keep on discussing insignificant matters in a meeting room with mere mouth animation and head tilts. You would definitely be able to tell how much love and effort were put into the production of this anime.
As of so far in the anime, some stuff can be controversial in the views of a close-minded audience.
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Jul 9, 2024
Isshou Senkin
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This is definitely an anime material manga, a perfect martial art manga, so to speak. Each panel expresses an excellent sense of weight, movement, and impact.
The story lowkey is like Baki but female, with a slight sense of humour. The cute/stylized line art complements the manga itself to be more compelling. The plot is interesting and quite unpredictable. Character designs are mint. The visuals of the manga are a mix of [Dumbbell Nan Kilo Moteru?] and [Record of Ragnarok] if you know what I mean. I highkey couldn't wait for this to actually be made into an anime. Plot 9/10 Visuals 10/10 
Jul 9, 2024
There are those videos on YouTube or video streaming platforms that help you get through your insomnia. This season of the anime is one of them, injecting me with sufficient melatonin, absorbed through my very eyes. Every Saturday, I would wake up finding my iPad screen showing my NetFlix homepage.
The number of people, still waiting weekly to watch characters move their mouths with low-effort animation, is purely merits from its previous seasons (season 2 was mid too ngl.) This season is so boring, it's impossible to spoil it to a friend. Things that this anime could use are content skips and higher effort. The audience ... |
