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The music is bad, there is unnecessary drama, you are an alien race with such superior technology, but you have passed a law that shows that you despise beings that are technologically inferior to you. As if that wasn't enough, Ichika doesn't even have a gun to defend himself.
Also, it's ridiculous that Ichika has teleportation technology and those who came to get him didn't use it to catch him. The characters are nice, but they wasted the money thinking they could make more seasons to continue the story, which didn't work either. The MIB reference was very good, but even that wasn't enough to save ... the anime. I give it 2 out of 10.

Some characters are nice, the music is okay. Frieren is strong but uninteresting. I think the main character should have been the self-cloning blonde with glasses in the finale. The story is filled with too many episodes and flashback scenes that feel like they were made just to fill the time. I wish the anime had focused more on magic battles.
Because it could have been both epic and enjoyable to watch, speaking of magic battles, I was annoyed that they showed a flashback scene towards the finale as if they were inserting an ad in the middle of the battle, and I think it was ... a lazy choice.
Let's talk about the reason why I watched the anime, I saw the blonde guy with glasses in one of the Youtube Shorts, so I started this anime. It turns out that she was in the final, since she was able to clone herself in that scene, sending her clone to the exam while she was drinking tea at home was a very nice way of using magic.
Also, it was a very nice detail that only the blonde elf noticed this. Even though Frieren was so strong, defeated the demon king with his party, and was a good teacher, I was annoyed that the mangy blonde elf wouldn't let him pass the exam just because he wanted to. The final was ordinary,
I think it would have been an impressive ending if they had reached heaven, which is where they really wanted to go, and if the anime had ended after talking to other souls there and then saying goodbye. I give it 5 out of 10.

They tried to make some of the side characters seem strong, but it was not feels strong. For example, a side character suddenly attacks the enemy when he is close to death and has not been able to gain any advantage over the opponent. I don't even remember him playing music during the fight scenes, and it's not epic. I liked how the story between Shin and Reno was handled.
The action parts of our main character have decreased significantly compared to the first season. They started talking about time travel and changing the future, but first they say "the things we did in the past ... create an alternative timeline and do not change our future." Then they change something in the past and the future changes. It was as if there were two writers and they both thought differently. They said, let's find a middle ground, you write a part of the script and I write a part and this scenario came out. Coming to the finale, he turns the god into an insect, but before doing this, he gives the role of god to his enemy.So I thought: If you can do something like this, why didn't you take on the role yourself? After all, you are a character who defeated the god of time in the previous season and was able to obtain the scythe that allows you to travel through time. I can hold the script in my hand no matter where I hold it. I give it 4 out of 10.

They made such a season that instead of focusing on the main characters, they constantly focused on the side characters, which turned the main characters into side characters. The credits are even worse than the previous season. Just when we thought we would focus on the main characters in the finale, the season ends. In short, the studio couldn't decide what to do, so the anime became soup.
There is another part that I would like to mention, that is, they created new side characters, so that they can only fight against the Boss monster that some heroes cannot defeat, so let our heroes hand over ... the job to them and let the side characters be the main characters.
Because while I want to glorify the side characters, it gives the impression that there is no need for the so-called main heroes, and the side characters can defeat the boss with some power. Just be a little consistent. I give it 4 out of 10.

If we describe the scenario of the anime in one word, it would be complete chaos. Because something happens, time resets and whoops, we go back to the beginning. Yes, that's exactly how the anime goes, which makes the characters worthless. Even in the finale, the bad guy is defeated, there is no epicness or emotion, it was a dry finale.
In the finale, just as it is about to explain something, it ends abruptly and leaves us with the unknown. The characters are unsophisticated but interesting. The music is good. Even if it is not written in genres, there is heavy mystery in anime. There ... are even nudity scenes, but even those are not written in genres. So long story short, the studio couldn't decide what to do.
The finale is so bad that it feels like an empty anime made just to keep the audience glued to the screen. I give it 1 out of 10.

Apart from Reiko, other female characters remain dull. The absurd comedy seems good at first, but it can't make you laugh anymore because it repeats too much. On top of that, some chapters feel like they are just empty to fill them in, episode 10 can be cited as an example of this. The music was so ordinary that I couldn't hold a place in my mind with any other music.
We don't get to know the main characters deeply. Ecchi and Harem feel like they were put there just to be featured. Because it doesn't affect the course of the scenario much. In fact, after ... a while, it made me think that it would be okay if it wasn't. There are almost no romantic-comedy parts. In short, it is an anime that tries to be many things but does not focus on anything deeply.
I give it 3 out of 10.

Dull beginning and ending, good character development emotionally absent. It exists physically but its presentation is poor. I mean, there are little monsters, but the main bosses don't make you feel that much. I couldn't remember any of the music in the anime, it was so sloppy. Character presentations are weak. There are also romance and comedy genres, but they are very, very rare.
The main character doesn't have any other kind of main weapon other than a knife. For example, in one episode, you kill a powerful minotaur, but the new weapon is still a knife, you say okay, maybe a new weapon will open ... up in the future, but unfortunately, nothing like that happens. Finally, the comedy parts were good. My rating for the anime is 3 out of 10.

It was fine to see the people on the enemy side suffer and die in the first episode, but the second episode felt like it was done in a let's-finish-it-and-go-home style. Because the presentation was very fast, for example;
Eren can see the future and sees a successful future in one of the futures he sees, we do not see what happens in the other unsuccessful futures, which prevents us from empathizing with the character, as happened in the movies Avengers Endgame and Avengers Infinity War.
Strange says that we win in only one of a million possibilities, but it does not show the unsuccessful results, which ... could not give that feeling of helplessness, the same mistake exists here.
Another issue is that the animations seemed to me to be worse. At the beginning of the series, the character of Levi, who turned like a wheel and cut a giant, turned into an ordinary neck cut.
. Okay, let's say he is injured, it makes others feel like there is no work to do either. The music got me excited for a moment, but then it quickly faded away, unfortunately, for the reason I mentioned above. I thought they finally included rock music, but this time it felt like not enough budget was given to that part.
It seemed forced that dead people would rise up and attack other superior giants, and on top of that, they would be successful. The uprising of the people in the Ymir place felt forced. As for the ending, Eren's death seemed unnecessary. It seemed abnormal to me that he explained the purpose of destroying 80% of humanity after his death.
In the last part, they make a time jump and don't explain anything properly. For example; How did the others move on with their lives after Eren died and so on. In short, it tasted like poorly cooked food. I give it 2 out of 10.

A mediocre script, an enemy with no proper purpose, a main character set to get by, some music, a curry cooking contest just to make an episode look full.
Although some of the characters are not the main characters, they are extremely strong and the main character does not have anything that we can call strong, and even gets an update, but it still looks the same and does not make a difference in terms of strength. The script ends without explaining anything clearly and says it will continue.
The action, on the other hand, is generally shallow except for some parts. The characters are remembered for ... their beauty rather than their personalities. I think the characters could have been given better motivation when they were going to do the curry part. The parts with some cute little pilots were nice, but that's it. I give 1 point out of 10.