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I liked and enjoyed this season of magical boys! It's the usual story but with a new cast and the mascots can transform. Hearing the random conversations and advices they gave was a delight. The art and design is sparkly. I'll admit I like it better than last season's, not too frilly.The songs are great, the seiyuus harmonize. The characters have their own ways of making me laugh, although some of them don't leave a big enough impact to be remembered. Again, I enjoyed this anime. Being past my teens and watching this, I didn't feel alienated. Expected magical boys and a catchy theme song ... and got it. The fan service isn't as strong in this season, I didn't mind at all.

I probably missed a lot of jokes in this anime but I know honyarara means that censorship circle in Japanese text, so yeah, Honyala land. xD

I thought I would have a good time, but watching this anime felt so dry. The story has potential but it was barely tapped on, or more like a joke that was left hanging. Butlers battling out customers' hearts, potentially entertaining but gets old quickly. Some lore and short tragic stories that fly over your head by the 2nd half. I would say it's weak, or maybe I've lost my empathy. Maybe this anime is made for new anime fans in their teens. Scratch that if you hate incest like I do.

The art is okay. I'm slightly amazed with the fighting animation, like a ... slugfest but it's not elegant enough for a butler showdown.

The OP theme is pretty cool and unexpected, it displays how edgy the main character can get.

A lot of characters, so little time to make them shine.. maybe is this one of those otome game adaptation disasters minus the heroine.

I didn't enjoy this anime, the incest tone grossed me out. Sure, the concept was sort of interesting but it was short-lived.

It's eye candy porn. The art doesn't look horrible, hot guys to possibly couple with the heroine.

The story is frustrating, but anyway it's three minutes per episode what would you expect. The anticipation does hook you at times.

My ears were deaf to the sound so I can't comment on it. I can only hear the heroine's hentai moans and "dame".

On a porn perspective, for a hentai made for (masochist) women, the scenarios were hot. This is not for people who are sensitive to non-consent which is a recurring theme in hentai.

It overall made me feel repulsed, thus my low rating.

The second season I almost forgot if it weren't for the season 3 announcement.

Magical boys!

The art is fine, it gets flashy and sparkly at some moments.

For characters, there is no female. It's all male.

The music is the best part about this anime, even the BGM in the final episode was something epic. I especially loved the idol twins, The VEPPers. Their theme song is so catchy, it got me singing along every time they transform.

... I'm biased with Shirai Yuusuke's voice acting, still I'll rate this show a proper overall of 8.

The story maybe typical, but hey it's showcasing magical boys. If you like magical boys, shounen-ai vibes, catchy songs, then this will be a good show to kill time.

I've only known it from it having a good OP theme and clips of the raps.

First impression, the characters are acting ridiculous. The art is good for its style. The beginning might be too much (sex, drugs, desire) but it shows the dark side of humanity. I'll admit it made me queasy. It began to have a typical shounen feel to it once the main character fuses with Amon, which strikes me kind of odd. But again they did say his personality did a flip. As the anime progressed, it got me hooked and feel empathy from the revelations. Nearing the end, it's all just, ... "Is that for real?" and "Oh, wow." The way the plot was going got me impressed.

After finishing the anime, I could say that I'm satisfied of the end and enjoyed the ride. If you don't mind gore and like to watch the world burn, give this anime a shot. :)

Ogeretsu Tanaka created this manga as a hobby. I first saw it on Pixiv and cheered them on (because it looked like they were taking a shot at creating a manga--sorry if I'm wrong.) They wanted to try creating something that they were obsessed with at the time (yarichins and bitches) resulting to this manga.

Story-wise, it pulls me in, leaves me wondering, "What will happen to these people?" I haven't seen a BL this vulgar, mixed with humor, so I'll give it that.

Comparing the art from before to now (2018) it's greatly improved, especially how expressive the characters faces look. The cover arts for every ... chapter gets me every time.

The creator went all out with the characterization, the characters stand on their own. I'll admit I didn't dislike any of them and their quirks.

The experience of humor, vulgarity, fluff made reading the manga enjoyable. Reread it 5 times + with the drama CDs. If anything, I just learned a bunch of vulgar vocabulary. lmao.

I liked this manga. Although the main character's age was not revealed, personally, the sense of giving up on a dream is relatable. The story may not be new but the creator did a nice job developing it with a few pages (5 chapters isn't that long.) The art along with the characters are pleasing to look at. This manga didn't have H scenes, only a hint of it which actually surprised me. It's fine without it. I think I can share this with people who are uncomfortable with those.

The manga feels a bit lacking but the emotions were expressed neatly. I enjoyed how the ... story went down, and even creeped me a bit near the end. Sad but satisfying, I'd say this was (9) great.

I was expecting a fruity romcom, given the names.

Although the story seemed a bit messy, the characters change were pretty inline and developmental. I really liked where the story was going that it can make my heart flutter with joy & excitement and that how some of the characters were portrayed and affected.

The art is pretty good with a nice taste in colors.

This webtoon was pretty enjoyable that it's moves you to cheer on the characters or despise them greatly. No regrets, it had a satisfactory ending. Let's just ignore the fact that some characters who seemed important weren't really utilized. Although it had ... me thinking that the significant change near the end isn't possible in reality.

I watched this anime not knowing a summary of it. My first impression was that I thought the main character was irritating but knowing he was influenced because of his past I continued on. Some of his lines and behavior about food and exercise were relatable. However I thought his revenge on his childhood friend was pointless, it felt like the story was iffy and dragging on although I had a feeling there's a reason why she became like that--which i'm itching for the revelation. Although some characters were interesting, out of all characters I don't like Aki not because out how she treats guys ... but because of an assumption she made in a certain future episode which made it seem like the story should have ended there. There were few cliche fansevice moments and I think it wasn't necessary as it isn't that funny to see girls undergarments.

Story is okay, but the motivation is stupid.
Art is mediocre for this century however the manga art is way better.

Sound is not bad nor amazing. That rise in the OP theme had a good feeling to it.

There were interesting characters. The loli mom bothers me.. is it even possible for someone not to grow old(by growing old I mean not looking like a child) from having 2 children. I'd root for Masamune to pick Neko, she seems fitting with her knowledge about nutrients and Masamune's obsession for fitness.

The episodes were somewhat enjoyable and cringey at times.

Overall I'd give it a six. I'd say the guy should have just forgotten about her, why go out of your way to exact revenge on someone who rejects you? I gave it a chance to see if it was good but it isn't my cup of tea.