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Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai NEXT is a decent anime.

Anyone who enjoyed season #1 isn't going to be disappointed with this.

However, my main complaint is that I became invested in the potential love-interest / conflict and it ends leaving it hanging. It seems like a set up for a third season.

But sadly, from what I've read, a third season for this anime may not be likely to happen.
If a third season doesn't happen, this all comes to an abrupt end that is very unsatisfying.

However, if a third season is created, it could wrap everything up nicely and this would be a very good series to ... watch.

As far as lewd fan service goes, episode #3 contains the most 🍭fan service and is the spiciest episode to watch!

Would I recommend this to anyone? Sure, it isn't bad at all.

[b]As someone who watches anime primarily for taboo fan service, Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai did not disappoint. [/b]

Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai is just another genetic slice-of-life about people wanting to friends, so they form a club to do so.

While watching this anime, there was only one episode that I found so boring that I had to skip through it.

I was decently entertained most of the time.

And the fan service? It comes out of nowhere.

... The first few episodes don't have much, but then it comes in like a truck around episode #3.

[url=https://myanimelist.net/blog/Loli_Impregnator]On my Blog[/url], I time-stamped all the instances of 🍭 fan service in this anime.

[i]Episodes #3, #7, #8, #9, #10 and #13 contain this type of fan service.[/i]

[b]Would I recommend this anime? Sure. It isn't bad.[/b]
If you're into the type of fanservice I previously mentioned and don't mind sitting through a slightly boring at times slice-of-life, this won't disappoint you.

Everything about this was amazing.
It was so good that I actually binge watched all 12 episodes back to back at once.

On oversimplified summary of what it's about, a guy time travels back in time to save some of his classmates and family from a serial killer.

The plot, characters, everything about this was just incredible.

I'm one of the types of people who mainly watch anime for fan-service, and even though this anime never really provides any of that, I still loved it. It's just that good.

[b]I would highly recommend anyone reading to watch this anime. I highly doubt you would be disappointed.[/b]
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At the very least, this anime is a 9/10.

[b]Akane-iro ni Somaru Saka was a huge disappointment for me.[/b]

I expected more fan-service than the show provided.

I literally fell asleep watching episode #4.

There isn't much to say, this anime is just a generic slice-of-life that fails to stand out as unique or entertaining in any meaningful way.

[b]I wouldn't personally recommend this anime to anyone.[/b]

... I tried my best to finish this series, but after episode #6, it felt like I was being tortured.

So I was forced to drop it.

The main love interest wasn't even played out like I had hoped, which was the cherry on top of my already mile high stack of disappointment with this show.

And the relationships between all of the characters always felt awkward, like they had no real reason to have their rivalries between each other. Very poorly executed.

Dragon Ball GT ISN'T as bad as many people say it is!

That being said, it obviously doesn't hold up to Dragonball, Dragon Ball Z or Dragon Ball Super.

The story isn't horrible, but it just isn't really all that amazing either.

In my opinion, the best scene in the entire series is when the baby deer randomly tries feeding from Pan.

That being said, the anime wasted a ton of potential. If it was just another random anime, it would've been pretty good. But for it being Dragon Ball, it's a mega fail.

... Is It worth a watch? If you've never seen it before, of course it is.

Is it worth a re-watch? Probably not, unless you personally like it - that is.

Pan, Goku's Granddaughter, is the best thing that happened in GT.

There's no need for Dragon Ball Z to have a review section.
It's literally, if not among, the best anime of all time.

Of course, when something's incredibly popular, there will be many pompous people who arrogantly express how the show is overrated, point out ever detail of a show's plotholes and animation problems, but that's to be expected.

With the issues Dragon Ball Z faces, they're all irrelevant and fall short to the impact and success of the series overall.

The story is amazing, the character development is amazing, I actually feel foolish even leaving a review on this. It's just common sense to anyone who's seen the ... original series before.

Kai's English dub may have harmed Dragon ball Z's reputation, but anyone who's seen the original knows how incredible the show is.

I'm not even personally a fan of this genre of anime, but DBZ is beyond my personal preferences, it being a masterpiece and all.

Dragonball is objectively a masterpiece.

Every year or two, I'll rewatch the entire series, never once not being fully entertained.

The original Dragonball, for me, is equally as entertaining as DragonBall Z.

It's also one of the rare cases where I can actually bare a dub, the original English (US I'm assuming) dub.

The only reason anyone would possibly discredit Dragonball would be because of societal influence, to go against the mainstream or because they want to assert that "their favorite show is better than the best."

Dragonball is 100% better than Kai. Hands down. But then again, even GT is better than Kai.

Kodomo no Jikan is simply a masterpiece that's been stunted by western politics and moral dilemmas.

The story is amazing, the characters are iconic, everything about the series is 10/10.

The anime is cut drastically short compared to the very long running manga, which is disappointing. However the anime is still worth watching.

A tale of forbidden romance, innocent yet poisoned by taboo. A girl who suffers from the loss of her Mother, a man who discovers how blind love can truly be.

Sadly, all of this is overlooked. Simply scroll through other reviews and you'll see people ignoring all of these qualities because the romance of this anime ... offended them.

KNJ is a fine example of why freedom of artistic expression should be protected from moral supremacy and systematic censorship.

Dance in the Vampire Bund was among the first anime series I had ever seen (that contains loli-themed ecchi scenes) sold bluntly to the public in my area. That being said, the anime is great.

I prefer the manga to the anime, but the anime is still worth watching 100%.

Despite social stigmas and western boundaries, this series has managed to be among the best selling. That says a lot. Either the story is just that good, or it's the spicy elements within it that tons of people are thirsty for.

Regardless, it's a success for a reason. The dub is horrible and very cringe, in my opinion.
I ... only rewatch the sub on occasion, since subs are always better.

Also, if you're interested in this anime, I'd strongly suggest avoiding the English dub or releases of this series. They like to secretly cut out, alter, and censor scenes of this nature.

I'd advise investing in a version of DITVB that uses the original source material but provides an option for subtitles. It's always the best option to avoid censorship instead of going with what's comfortable, such as a dub.

Tenshi no 3P! has a few cherry picked ecchi scenes that are top quality material.

The storyline is alright, nothing amazing but still very good.

This was my first ever lewdish anime that revolves around girls playing musical instruments.
I greatly enjoyed it.

It's unique, stands out (to me at least) and makes up for any lacking of character development and story with LEWD ANGLES.

Not recommended for those easily offended by taboo'd lewdness, but for everyone else with a healthy sense of humor (at the least) you should enjoy this series.
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I personally love any series that isn't afraid to ignore social stigmas and to push boundaries.
It's very admirable.