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The cutest love story in all of anime. It starts out slow but the last few episodes I was balling. I love both main characters. They love each other. It's the only gay romance anime I have seen that is NOT filled with tired tropes and cheap cliches. The story is original and the voice actors are incredible. The entire performance is moving. The only minus is the animation isn't amazing, but it's surprisingly good considering the low budget afforded to shounen-ai type animes. This show demonstrates that shounen-ai's could be WAY more popular though. There is nothing you won't love about this series.

This installment was far worse than the first season. In the first season you had adversaries that posed a challenge, at least in that we knew not how strong our two MCs were and they gave the appearance of struggling although always coming out on-top without much sweat.

Here in the second season we have Tatsuya being a generally unopposed god who seemingly has an endless number of terrorist groups popping up around him for him to instantly push button and erase, like nuclear bomb being used to play whack-a-mole.

This is the main driver in the "plot", which you can only see if you look ... very hard for. Tatsuya has a bunch of terrorist groups to fight. They seem to be randomly appearing with backstory given as an afterthought. I guess his aunt also messes with him but I can't find any cohesive story to that narrative, so I'm not sure what the point of that is or where that could be going.

Overall this show tends to float from one battle scene to the next by lacing in some incestual romance just to keep things spicy. This show caters to the lowest common denominator of what gets views in anime: incest, action, & overpowered MCs.

Would I recommend? Don't bother, unless you like meaningless action scenes that are more just one man pushing a button and sweeping away all resistence. Not really edge-of-your-seat stuff.

Welcome to season to of Fire Brigaide where the plot of is once again riddled with convenient inconsisties. Right off the bat a new powerful character is introduced and apparently she doesn't want to be the damsel in distress our "hero" presumes her to be. I don't blame her. His attitude is juvinile and presumptuous but given this is a shounen anime I guess we shouldn't expect our MC to behave like anything other than a 12 year old boy.

The same jokes are on repeat like a buffet that doesn't change the food out overnight, leaving you unsure if you want to finish what you've ... just put on your plate. Unfortunately for me I kept watching the series. TFrom the first few episodes we are promised more ecchi content and filler like scenes in between the fight scenes we can't discern whether or not they count as a filler because they are so generic and repetitive.

OK and I'm sorry if this is spoilers, but they introduce 1 black character and make his powers be BASKETBALL!! ARE YOU F*ing KIDDING ME?? Who thought that was appropriate?

TLDR Summary: MC wants to be a hero. The women in the show exist purely for fanservice. The scenes are awkwardly cut and sliced, but the action can be entertaining enough. I suggest watching on a player where you can speed up scenes that aren't fighting. Maybe watch at 2x or 3x. One you have scene several episodes you can basically guess how every non fight scene goes. The girls cycle through their tropes, over-used jokes, and perform some tsundere/fanservice shots. The guys will usually just talk about how they want to protect the girls.

Review: MC wants to be a hero... the plot is ... the same as every other shonen anime, except this one is a little too on-the-nose in an overly repetitive way. It could be One Piece, with how often the MC repeats himself and how hard he tries to be the good guy.

There are no internal struggles within the MC. He wants to be a hero and will always do the "right" thing. The world to him is black and white. Complete opposite of reality, but over-idealized behaviour in television and especially animes that causes the viewer to believe the real world is lile that as well. Everything is either good or evil. Yawn.

The art is beautiful. It's a pretty picture to look at. The villian's aesthetics are on point and I really wish we got to see more of them and there was a more complicated story behind them rather than the two-dimensional dichotomy we have shoved down our throats.

Too much ecchi for me. I honestly don't need all the fanservice and classic 'MC is a complete pervert and actually sexually harrasses women but instead of feeling violated they blush and get embarrassed because that's how women should react when a man is violating them?' I do not enjoy this motif being reinforced in shows, it teaches people the wrong message about the real world. It also adds NOTHING to the story except these dainty female characters that literally exist to swoon over the good guy "hero" MC who is always doing the "right" thing, making him oh-so-admirable and to provide fanservice! Love a good female character that does nothing but scream in a high pitch, require rescuing, and have all her clothes removed and/or her breasts/butt grouped in every other scene she is in. They really add a lot to the story. (Just watch hentai or a porn and leave your sexual depravities out of a decent plot plz).

I could go on but I'm done. If you're over the age of 16 this is going to be hard to watch. I give it a 4. I watched the whole thing for the fight scenes and fast forwarded through everything else.