Rikei ga Koi ni Ochita no de Shoumei shitemita. Heart

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Synonyms: Science Fell in Love, So I Tried to Prove It 2nd Season, Rikekoi, Rikei ga Koi ni Ochita no de Shoumei shitemita. r=1-sinθ

Japanese: 理系が恋に落ちたので証明してみた。r=1-sinθ（ハート）

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Type: TV

Episodes: 12

Status: Finished Airing

Aired: Apr 2, 2022 to Jun 18, 2022

Premiered: Spring 2022

Broadcast: Saturdays at 01:30 (JST)

Producers: Sony Music Entertainment, BS Fuji, Flex Comix, Hokkaido Cultural Broadcasting, Office Nobu, bilibili, Yomiuri TV Enterprise, Kanetsu Investment, Toyo Recording, Global Solutions, SUPA LOVE, BloomZ, Mirai-Kojo, AMG Entertainment, Starry Cube

Licensors: None found, add some

Studios: ZERO-G

Source: Web manga

Genres: Comedy, Romance

Theme: Adult Cast

Duration: 23 min. per ep.

Rating: PG-13 - Teens 13 or older

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Score: 7.31¹ (scored by 49,726 users)

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Ranked: #2728²

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Popularity: #1540

Members: 149,101

Favorites: 510

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7.31

Ranked #2728Popularity #1540Members 149,101

Episodes: /12

Synopsis

Following the events of their trip to Okinawa, Saitama University graduate students Shinya Yukimura and Ayame Himuro have failed to obtain the data necessary to scientifically prove their love for each other. Unable to replicate the exact conditions of the trip, the two stubborn scientists decide to seek help from elsewhere in the university—the Biological Sciences department.

Assisted by fellow graduate students and longtime couple Chris Floret and Suiu Fujiwara, Yukimura and Himuro begin to quantify their feelings by measuring their output of oxytocin in various romantic situations. The two scientists soon find that their feelings for each other are nothing compared to that of a mature couple. It is here that Chris poses a question to both Yukimura and Himuro: what will they do if their "affection" is proven not to be love after all?

Desperate to find a scientific rationale for the discrepancy, Yukimura puts everything on the line to prove that their "love" is real.

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Adaptation:	Rikei ga Koi ni Ochita no de Shoumei shitemita.
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Characters & Voice Actors

Himuro, Ayame

Main

Amamiya, Sora
Japanese

Yukimura, Shinya

Main

Uchida, Yuuma
Japanese

Ibarada, Ena

Supporting

Oomori, Nichika
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Kanade, Kotonoha

Supporting

Hara, Natsuko
Japanese

Inukai, Kosuke

Supporting

Fukushima, Jun
Japanese

Rikekuma

Supporting

Asakura, Momo
Japanese

Ikeda, Professor

Supporting

Okiayu, Ryoutarou
Japanese

Fujiwara, Suiu

Supporting

Yamada, Marina
Japanese

Aika

Supporting

Omigawa, Chiaki
Japanese

Kagurano, Haru

Supporting

Hasegawa, Rena
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Saitou, Shunsuke

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Uchibayashi, Noriyoshi

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Nakazato, Hiroaki

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Hayashi, Nobuhito

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Opening Theme

"Love-Evidence" by Sora Amamiya

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Ending Theme

"Bibitto Love (ビビっとラブ)" by CHiCO with HoneyWorks meets Mafumafu

Reviews

Jun 17, 2022

Natsude_tanaka

Recommended

So, Rikei ga Koi ni Ochita no de Shoumei shitemita. Heart just finished airing and it was pretty enjoyable for the most part.

To be honest, im so glad that i have watched this series because i didnt expect it to be good. Overall, this season is slightly better than the last just because of some reasons. I dont remember that much from last season but the fanservice for this season is really something else, they really went all out on this one ( probably just me). The one thing i was worried abt for this season was that i thought that they gonna only focus ... on the main couple and imo it will be a bit boring since its basically like the first season. Thankfully and surprisingly, this season they focus more on the side characters and im glad they have the chance to shine. Ibarada was one of the characters that i end up liking, maybe not best girl, because she was damn adorable and surprisingly she has her own problem and it sucks that they didnt really spend time on it since majority of us want to know more about her. Nonetheless, i was very content with the things that we covered in this season.

Of course, all anime is not perfect same goes to this anime. The one thing that i found that is still an issue from last season is the comedy. Everyone knows comedy is subjective and for me, the jokes werent the best. Although, this show is not comedy but a romance so its not big deal. Another one is , maybe its just me, but the art style in this anime is weird or ugly, idk what it is abt me not liking how the anime looks but whatever its a minor issue that i have. I have praise on how this season really delves into the side characters and how they make them more relevant than the last season BUT this one character really ruins the enjoyment that i have for this anime and that is Kanade. Dont get me wrong, the things that she went through was very understandable and its probably a Japan thing but she literally ruins the mood for this anime with her overdramatic issue. Kanade, for me, is an ok character but in this season i really find her annoying with her indecisive on what she wants? I think she's just a confused teenager or just going through puberty (lol). She even said that she doesnt want to cause problem to anyone yet she's making her senior worry abt her. The problem is that the show is going in a loop with her character and with her not wanting to find a solution to this problem makes it an infuriating to watch. I feel like its not really her fault but its more on the parents, like what the actual hell are they trying to force their own daughter doing things that she dont want to and its annoying because Kanade is not a child anymore so she couldve politely state on what she wanna do. Welp, idk i didnt like her arc at all not because i dont understand but it took way too long for her to realise that she actually can be weird.

Overall, this anime is good with minor issues.

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Aug 3, 2022

BowlerConspiracy

Mixed Feelings

"I am in love with you."

-- the following is a brief paragraph on my overall thoughts, followed by spoilers concerning sideplots and the final episode (as well as a brief allusion to sao ii). reader discretion advised. --

Himuro-sama: Science is War, er, I mean...

Science Fell in Love is back with another season that takes its perfectly good premise and squanders it by deciding to focus on other avenues that aren't as interesting as the central romance and shove in side characters that further hinder any enjoyment that could be had. The reason everyone enjoyed the last season is still here, but in a lesser capacity ... and side characters are fleshed out with some success but mostly failure. While I got through the first season with ease, watching this one became something of a dread every week despite ending every episode with "yeah, that wasn't too bad."

In the last season, Himuro and Yukimura finally achieved a kiss with the best 'mood level' and continue their antics to scientifically explain their affection towards one another. This season starts with a new useless couple in a different lab that come off as annoying and an excuse for more fanservice. In fact, this season explores a lot more love than just that between our two MCs which is a logical step in the right direction - 'Science' doesn't just refer to two people, people fall in and out of love on a daily basis. The relationship between Kosuke and Ibarada is explored more with that idea of childhood friendship blossoming into something more during adulthood, and a few other potential couples are introduced during a group experiment. Another sideplot of Yukimura becoming a tutor for a struggling highschooler is present, it's short and sweet with instilling an idea of preservation and the joys of education into a younger individual, but it speeds by and the two episodes containing it are so disconnected it feels like an afterthought.

The most vital plot and the one that actually ends up dominating the season is Kanade and her struggles with normalcy - or at least her own interpretation of what 'normal' is. From a young age it's explained that she wasn't like other people, a usual trope for any character in any medium, and since then she's done her best to try and blend in. Conforming to society's ideals is a frequent thing and can lead to damaging one's own sense of self, and, although it's less interesting and I don't like this plot as much as Yukimura & Himuro's, it's done with relative success. The problem with it lies in it being hard to root for Kanade and how it's resolved in the final episode. She didn't seem to have any problems in who she was during the last season so this sudden extreme doubt and prominence of this is jarring. I like her as a character, the want to see her happy is obvious, but it isn't the same in terms of gripping like Ishigami from Kaguya's struggle with the same general idea.

Now, I was flirting with the idea of giving this a 7 before the final episode - the fence between a 6 and a 7 was where I stood. It wasn't my go-to first show on Fridays and I found it weaker than the last in an aspect I just couldn't pinpoint, but at the end of every episode I was feeling fine and enjoyed how my time was spent. This last episode though, oh do I have an idea of how to absolutely crush a relatively wholesome show.
The last episode starts with a warning, a "the following program contains violence and depictions of sexual assault or rape and may not be suitable for all audiences."
... yeah. It's uh, horrendous. Suddenly, the dude who's been courting Kanade, trying to woo her, turns into Shinkawa (Recon II as I call him) from SAO II in that a somewhat stalky character goes off the deep-end. Kanade is kidnapped, brought to a dark building surrounded by strange men, and the whole spiel about being a 'nice guy' and it turning into a 'forceful' relationship now... why? Why flip the script in such an abrupt manner and even then, who would find this as an acceptable play of events ESPECIALLY as a way to resolve Kanade's doubt in herself and - get this - a way to make this a harem as she realizes she also has feelings for Yukimura. On top of this blatantly bad writing decision, it tries to create an emotional and comical scene with Yukimura explaining to these criminals who Kanade is.

I just can't get over this show's direction in the last episode. It has a rocky start, a fun and standard middle, and a last episode that plunges it down to the gutters of some of the worst this medium has to offer.

It's really a shame that I'll probably go on to remember this season mainly for that final episode and nothing else. The slightest of recommendations for those who've seen the first, and a no-go for people who're thinking about picking it up - a missed opportunity for sure.

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Mar 19, 2023

helmy47

Not Recommended

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Its good and enjoyable until episode 7 when Kanade drama start to kick in and it goes downhill since then. The drama is irritating to watch.

The first 6 episode is enjoyable for me and at halfway on episode 6 the romance between Yukimura and Himuro is kinda resolve when they finally admit that they in love with each other. So you think by this time they should start going out and become a couple right? We will get more YukimuraXHimuro fluff right? No, the next day for some reason now they want to start a new research to determine how strong their love ... is and whether they love is romantic or not. WTF? You just literally head over heel for each other and making out yesterday and now you still have a doubt that you love each other romantically or not? So, no they did not become couple. The author just want to drag out the relationship even more. Its start become frustrating to watch.

Now episode 7 begin and the start of the infamous Kanade "Normal" arc. Boy oh boy, its awful. It start kinda okay because there is "nice" looking guy that appear briefly in season 1 come and confess to Kanade. Because this is romcom anime, I thought maybe this is a new opportunity to give kanade her own love interest because she keep complaining want to find her own love in a past episode. So, by the end of this unnecessary long drama 6 episode arc did Kanade find her own love interest and become happy? Nahh. The author decide to turn the last episode into psychological mess and turn that nice guy into obsess yandere that try to gangrape Kanade with his thug friend and have Yukimura come to save the day with his Powerpoint presentation.

By the end of the arc, instead of giving Kanade her own love interest or just be happy being sinlge, the author make her fall in love with Yukimura instead and turn this wholesome one on one romance into shitty love triangle. Oh I forgot to mention that in the course of 6 episode of Kanade arc, the author introduce new JK gyaru girl and make her fall in love with Yukimura just for the sake to add one more girl so Yukimara can have harem now. Yes. This is harem shit show now. Now I see why Yukimira and Himuro didn't become couple in episode 6 even though their romance should be resolve. Turn out the author is planning to make this Harem all along.

I love Kanade character in season 1 because she is good wingwoman in Yukimura and Himuro relationship but after this arc, she become the least likeable character for me. Its a lot better if they resolve YukimuraXHimuro relationship in episode 6 and focus more on developing IbaradaXKyosuke relationship instead of this Kanade arc mess. They should just stick with YukimuraXHimuro, IbaradaXKyosuke, & ChrisXSui wholesome romance instead of forcing this series in to force shitty love triangle and soon to be harem when that JK girl start getting more screentime. Now I'm feel like I'm wasting my time.

The first 6 episode is enjoyable to watch but rest is garbage. I'm pretty sure if this anime ever get season 3, it will turn into another shitty harem but instead with school setting, it takes place in Uni instead.

3/10. Not recommend.

Enjoyable first 6 episode but it just goes downhill since then. Last episode is so bad and feel force. I hate that stupid ending.

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