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This anime was a very nice heart warming story about a nice father-daughter relationship and the struggles of raising a child as a single parent. Making sure you don't embarrass your kid while also trying to lead her to a normal life while as a parent you're making the money drawing dirty jokes. I liked this anime and thought it stood out well with great messages and some nice comedy to draw it together. The characters were nicely developed and the build-up was nice, splitting between the past and present in every episode until the end. The art wasn't my favourite style but I enjoyed ... it either way.

I would recommend this anime to many people who enjoy light-hearted anime. It left you curious about every new episode at the end of each episode and finished everything off neatly and nicely.

Story: There isn't much to say about the story, mainly because nothing really happens in it. The thing about him being the 8th son really doesn't mean anything throughout the whole anime until the last 2 episodes. For someone to wake up in another world and have the stereotypical super magic and high ability and become super powerful was just plain boring.

Art: The monster art and the CG were bad on a lot of levels, they shouldn't have even attempted the CG in this at all because they failed at it. It seemed forced and didn't fit the rest of the art whatsoever. For ... the most part the art was decent enough other than that.

Character: Other than the main character, who was quite boring, there was nearly no development for them and at many points in time seemed like they didn't even need to be there and that they never even mattered. They are shown off to be important but in the long run only one or two of them actually ever did anything, and the one that did the most, for the story Brantag, was never shown off by the show as important.

Overall, I did not enjoy this anime very much, there wasn't much plot to the story, there really wasn't much build-up to the ending and the main character was the typical 'isekai hero' and was boring. I would recommend this anime to someone who doesn't mind all the flaws and very much enjoys every isekai they watch, other than that I wouldn't recommend it to an average or veteran anime fan at all.

This season of Bandori was the best by far, it showed of how much could be accomplished if you just find yourself and have fun doing what you love with the people you love.

Story: The story was fantastic, overcoming problems and trusting everyone around you is the best way to get stuff done. This season was mostly about RAS and how they come together as a band, but showed the differences in Roselia and showed Popipa perfectly in a role that doesn't overplay them but puts them in exactly where they need to be for everyine, as the source of enjoyment for everyone.

Art: Was still ... fantastic and still blows my expectation for this style of art I previously did not want to watch. The transitions between normal anime to the playing music was nearly flawless and very nice to watch.

Sound: I still love this music so much, the music brought by Bandori is top quality.

Character: The development that everyone in RAS receives makes them much more likable and gives them the true Bandori frame of a band. Since this season focuses on Roselia, Popipa and RAS, the other bands seem a little left out, but at the same time the support given by all of the characters for each other and how they get along is perfect. So in the end they may be left out a little bit but in reality they're there for each other.

In conclusion, this anime was outstanding, everything I could have wanted Bandori to be is here and the story of it ties it in perfectly.

Before I go into this one, let me add I am bias toward Bandori in general because of how much I really do enjoy it as a whole. I've played the game a lot and I've watched the first season, so knowing the characters very well already makes it easier to write this review, just makes it a bit more bias because of my love for this franchise.

Story: The story to the second season is a step above and beyond the first season, revolving around Popipa yet again but this time actually giving the story something to really get behind and to enjoy. ... The addition of RAS was something that seemed a little random at first but as the story progressed and I started to get a feel for them, it made everything connect and it connected the story together very nicely.

Art: I'm not the biggest fan behind the CG art styles at all, but saying that I liked this one quite a bit. It was good enough to not be extremely noticeable and I enjoyed it. The only thing that bugged me about it was the "non-important characters" being just regularly animated which made it look a bit awkward during conversations with the main characters.

Sound: The sound quality of this anime is of course amazing, it has to be for the quality and amount of music that is played in this anime. The music is fantastic and enjoyable.

Characters: The focus was primarily on Poppin' Party for this anime for character development, but the first couple episodes did a good job at least introducing the other characters of the other bands and showing important parts of their personalities so you are able to get to know how they're like. I love the fact on how the anime emphasizes the band traits of the separate bands just to show how serious or silly they really are. The addition of new characters and a new band completely comprised of highly talented performers and immediate fame made everything connect and developed a starting place for the new band nicely. There are many characters, but that's part of what makes the entire experience of Bandori fun and entertaining, with the diversity of the personalities of all the individual characters.

Overall, I enjoyed the anime a lot, it made me smile and the music is extremely boppin'. Watching the second season of this series just makes the experience of this franchise even better, adding new bands and new characters, to just showing the trials of friends continuing to do what they love.

Daitoshokan no Hitsujikai was a good story that showed different types of characters and was more or less a stereotypical harem anime. The difference in this was one was that it gave a little something more on the harem plot and it was an interesting story.

Story: The story about all of the characters wanting to find themselves and become someone they want to be proud of is nice. Adding the romance on top of it helps it all go together quite nicely and gives something that was enjoyable.

Art: The art for this anime was good, I liked the designs of the characters a ... good amount and thought everything was visually appealing.

Sound: If anything this was the worst part about this anime, the sound quality was not the best, especially at the parts where Misono is singing, the audio seemed to dip more especially then. Most of the quality of it in the anime just seemed a bit patchy to begin with.

Character: Some of the characters were interesting and some seemed a bit bland and stereotypical harem. Kakei was the nobody harem protagonist that suddenly ran into a girl which started his popularity, but of course he's oblivious of romance. The female characters seemed to be well developed characters, especially Kodachi, which got seemingly the most character development despite technically not being the main female role, while on the other hand it seems like Shirasaki didn't really get enough development or background other than the parts with her sister.

Overall, I enjoyed watching this anime and I enjoyed the more romance based harem more than the ecchi harem. While it seems like it still had some parts, I definitely enjoy the stories of pure romance quite a bit. Watching the characters overcome their problems and have fun with each other is something that is enjoyable. I would recommend this anime especially for those who enjoy a decent romance story.

I started watching this one not thinking much of it, but I thought "hey it's a new one of the season that may be decent, I'll give it a try!" Though it may not have been the worst anime I've watched, it definitely wasn't good.

Story: The story itself had something to go around, it was a kind of different concept but executed poorly, having the infinite possibilities in a different world and a hero figure is pretty bland at this point, but this anime didn't really help out the blandness of the genre much.

Art: I appreciated the art, everything looked nice and was pretty ... good quality, not much to complain about there.

Character: The characters were the worst part about this series, Ray was just a stereotypical hero character that had no defining original idea about him, and having to put up with him every episode was bad. The other side characters hardly got developed and had short little flashes about development but even they weren't very good.

Enjoyment: I can say I put up with this anime because I thought I'd see it through to the end, I did and it wasn't something I'd really watch again.

Overall, it was decent at best, not the worst but for sure not the best, characters ruined it the most and the only part I thought was good about it was the art and the potential they had with the story, in all, I personally wouldn't recommend it to anyone but I think if you can overlook some flaws you might be able to enjoy it enough.