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It was... surprisingly good. I didn't expect much but I got an extremely satisfying plot. Let's remember while watching that the scheme comes from the visual novel so it has its own way with phasing. At the same time, the last route actually wins everything and can only be unlocked during Nao's route so it makes sense. Well, I don't think it's far-fetched. Haru had these feelings inside him for a long time and he couldn't handle it for a damn. Because how could he? They didn't have parents anymore and no one gave the kid a tutorial on how to deal with such topics. ... They tried to suppress it by engaging in normal relationships but all this was just a mask for the problem that eventually grew and started to haunt. The circumstances didn't help either and basically pushed them to the result we get at the end. What I want to say is... although the previous routes could have been perceived as far-fetched, they weren't entirely so. All in all, they were needed for this last one. Overall, I recommend it. For me, 8/10

This anime makes absolutely no sense. Random events without phasing are interwoven with random monologues that sound like deep philosophical musings that in reality have the depth of a puddle and lead to absolutely nothing. Even the MC says a few times that he "doesn't know what's going on" - I didn't think I could be so unanimous with him. I don't consider myself the king of intellectuals, but I'm not an idiot either. And here the authors are clearly counting on the latter. Generally, everything that does not come down to a fight scene is considered unnecessary and they simply skip a few scenes ... just so that there will be a fight. The animation is as stiff as at an alcohol-free wedding. In contrast, the drawing has nothing to be ashamed of. The monologues make no sense here and their only goal is to be as... edgy as possible. It's heartbreaking that the music is so atmospheric here, because it is completely wasted as a backing for completely uninteresting and shallow scenes. The anime looks and sounds like a very cheap 3,000-word fanfic written by a fourteen-year-old with the adolescent syndrome. The invented names and titles taken from history, mythology, famous books and occult pastes were supposed to sound "cool" but in reality they simply expose it all to ridicule (Zarathustra and Mephistopheles in German uniforms made my psyche a little weak). In addition, someone thought it would be a great idea to intersperse it with loose Ecchi scenes that fit here like a fist to the nose. Until episode 6, it is not really clear what this is all about. Later on, it does not get much better, but I started to catch on that the characters sometimes had flashes of genius and instead of spouting pseudo-philosophical drivel, they simply showed their backstories and presented their motives and goals (which is an absolute rarity here!). Boredom follows boredom and the subsequent fights do nothing but irritate the viewer even more. The only interesting episode is episode 11 because it doesn't cause any embarrassment in the viewer (which is something new after watching the previous ten). To sum up: It was supposed to be philosophical, cool, edgy, German, bloody, occult and dark - but it came out boring, embarrassing and without any sense. Blatant logical errors, caricaturally mutilated lines in German, lack of phasing and a complete lack of explanation of anything make it all simply terribly difficult to watch. The only thing that somehow raises this rating is the drawing, music and max 2 stories of secondary characters that were even interesting. Unfortunately, I can't recommend this anime.

I wanted to give it a chance. I watched as many as 4 episodes and then raised the white flag. Animation slightly below average. Personalities and dialogues as deep as a puddle. The plot is painfully predictable. A completely generic MC who blushes at the sight of a bit of flesh and looks away as if he's never seen the opposite sex. His wish after winning all this prize from the Gods is so completely hopeless compared to what he could wish for, that I was a little choked up when I heard it. Cute girls are introduced to be cute - that's all. As ... if that wasn't enough, the beginning and the end of this "spectacle" are crowned with an opening and ending that are as good as the MC - that is, they are absolutely sexless and unforgettable. Generally, I didn't set the bar too high and I was still disappointed. A seasonal filler who is hard to earn even this rank.

This is one of the worst anime I've watched in recent seasons. The author of this manga must be some ultra-loser, and I guess that was his target audience as well. Acquiring companions to the party by the hero takes place in the most pathological ways possible. And he dares to remind Mr. Evil of "arrogance" in this last episode! After all, this slave - with evident Stockholm syndrome - did not even deign to remove the collar from her neck until the last episode! As if that wasn't enough, all the chicks on his team literally acted like trained dogs. It's been a long ... time since I've seen such objectification (even in ecchi series). And those inept attempts at whitewashing the protagonist: that it was supposedly what they wanted; that he changed their lives so wonderfully; he's so strong and so cool that absolutely everyone wants to make love to him, and this empty-headed knight doesn't see anything wrong with it yet and he teases them like some perverted uncle. The protagonist pulls out these super-strong skills from his sleeve and absolutely no one can stand up to him, which actually comes down to the fact that he has to face an even greater challenge in the form of a stronger opponent - and even that didn't work out here. The author wanted to sell his idea with a "battle junkie" who, even if it promised to be quite not bad, to color the character of the main character, the same presentation of it was so pathetic that I got the shivers of embarrassment when the next one rained: "this manifests itself again bad habit of our Lord." The fights were bland, and when the funds and patience to push this crap further uphill were completely lacking, it was bet on easy, quick and cheap CGI solutions, which at the very moment when the title had the last chance to become at least "average" buried its chances even for that. The only good episode was when he decided to trick the hero team and teach them something, since they were pushing to fight the greatest evil of this universe anyway. To sum up: a sexually fasted Goddess who flew to her simp; enslaved by the beating and magic of the hero Slime and Wolf; A Slave with Stockholm Syndrome whose collar was not removed even after arriving in her own tribe; a demonic orphan princess who saw her savior in the hero because of her zero knowledge of the world; the stupid spirit of a knight locked in an armor who enjoys giving chicks and cheering the hero in building a harem and finally the highlight of the program: a minor girl reincarnated by the hero for whims, whom he immediately ordered to be his younger sister and also ordered her to change her name "because he had a bad association” (xDDD). Here is the whole "mighty" team of the great "hero". The icing on the cake is the fact that absolutely none of the aforementioned characters have absolutely no ambitions. Listening to how that unfortunate slave in the last episode begs the protagonist to "may serve him for the rest of her life" I thought I'd do a triple backflip. Great anime! I do not recommend to anyone!

Better than the first season but worse than the second season. Still, this anime does not disappoint. The characters are well written and Barbatos Bachiko only confirms it. I never thought that I would like this pink character so much. This season, most of the characters important for the plot get power ups. The romance thread is still neglected for some reason, but at least something has moved on this topic now. Technically and musically, the anime is on a similar level as previous seasons. However, I am still waiting for the development of the plot that has been mentioned several times before: Iruma for ... the Lord of Hell!

I only watched it so you wouldn't have to. A great second season. Strong 2/10. Absolutely everything lies and squeaks here: animation, line, phasing, dialogues, romance, humor, gags, adventures, music, protagonist, antagonist ... everything. There's nothing good to see here. The humor here looks as if some sloppy old man made up jokes on his knee pretending that he knows what young people are playing nowadays. It's so embarrassing that it stings your eyes and ears. No one will give me back this lost time. It's hard. The only thing that impresses me is the fact that in order to create such a powerful piece ... of crap, you just have to try hard. You have to keep striving and motivating the team to try to create the worst shit of the last few months. I would very much like to forget about it as soon as possible...

I will tell you what I think after watching the three seasons of this anime, after 26 ep each. That's a lot? Probably so. Is it worth the time? I think it's worth it. What? Without enthusiasm? No, I will not say to you: "Wow, what a mega was cut into the cosmos! Die if you did not see! Yolo! MMA! USA!..." No. Was well. Moments even very well. But it was not outstanding. Why? I will try to summarize ... Generally all three seasons were presented according to a certain pattern. I'm already translating. First: As anyone mentioned here, each episode contains some indispensable ... elements that repeat almost like a mantra. Presentation of the situation. Use the services of our young antagonist and her team. Sending to hell in the accompaniment of the same mantra spoken by our (anti) heroine (some viewers get bored). Second: The story. In addition to the epic plot (the story begins and ends in the same episode and not everyone is behind it), we have in every episode at the beginning and at the end a gentle pull of the main plot of the season, always associated with Enma Ai itself and Hellfire Correspondence (theme from Dr House). Third: The first 19 episodes of each season are episodic with a gentle push of the main storyline. WHERE Episode 20 from 26 is a masterpiece driving into the chair. Because we get a sense of the condensed dose of a solid, action-packed, heavy storyline with a mix of extreme emotions whose culmination we find at the climax of the 26th episode of each season. In the first season it will be a motive for a journalist exploring the mysterious disappearances of the city's inhabitants. In the second, the motive of the detective attempting to do the same as mentioned above. And in the third season, we get the story of a heroine with a very unusual destiny (which is without spoilers ^^). All this consists of one coherent picture of the fate of a city rolled over many years by hatred and revenge in the hearts of every citizen. Somewhere along the way, we will also learn about the arch-sad story of Ai and each of her companions. Overall, the anime is really good. Impeccable animation, very atmospheric (dark) music, very interesting and engaging story of side characters, neatly combining previous stories with current events (events of the season will be reflected even after many years in season 3), the story of the main characters that fall into memory and They give the audience a whole range of emotions (which I expected from the series). Not extending: Anime definitely worth recommending and sacrificing for it these 29 hours (total). I especially recommend for fans some darker climates who find pleasure in the plot full of unreason, speculation, mysticism and very sad history of people from different time periods. My rating is 8.5 / 10 (second season is much weaker than others). Regards.
PS.: I apologize in advance for my english.