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Remember the good old days of watching Power Rangers, where heroes transformed to save the day? Buckle up, because there's a new show shaking up that classic formula in the most unexpected way!

In this series, the Power Rangers aren't fighting for justice; they're battling monsters for the thrill of entertainment! Picture this: monsters are the victims, and the rangers are the stars of a TV show where their battles are broadcasted for all people to see. It's a twist that adds depth and intrigue, making every episode a thrilling ride.

Visually stunning with eye-catching animations and quite good soundtracks, this series pays homage to its Power ... Rangers roots while carving out its own unique path. The characters are fresh, the storylines are unpredictable, and the action is intense.

In short, this series is a wild blend of action, suspense, and unexpected twists. If you're looking for a show that flips the script on the Power Rangers concept, this is it. While it's light on comedy, the thrill of the storyline more than makes up for it.

So, get ready to experience the Power Rangers reboot you never knew you needed. It's entertainment like you've never seen before, and trust me, you won't want to miss it!

In the end this is just my opinion, it may differ from other but you can try it yourself and judge it yourself.

My conclusion / review is going to be simple -

If you liked the first season, you're in for a treat with Season 2! The action scenes got even cooler, and the opening song by "Creepy Nuts" is a real banger. So, if Season 1 is your cup of tea, then Season 2 is a no-brainer.

Now, if Season 1 wasn't your thing, maybe give Season 2 a pass.

I won't dive into all the boring details like genre and synopsis – you can find that stuff on the website. I loved Season 1, and I'm still enjoying Season 2. Trust me, I'm sticking around for ... all the future "MASHLE" seasons!

Catch you on the binge-watch train! [Skyler]

The plot of this anime is intriguing, yet my initial concern lies with the main character's introduction, which comes off as somewhat irritating. However, I acknowledge that character development often unfolds over at least six episodes, so there's potential for improvement. The narrative seems reminiscent of 90s or early 2000s anime, though the main character's current nature is a drawback. The storyline, revolving around a person gaining random powers and using them carelessly, feels somewhat generic, with the character's motivation centered on an unconventional goal. While I don't inherently dislike this plot, it appears underutilized in the first three episodes. Some critics label the main ... character as brainless and a pushover, but I believe there's room for improvement. If the character undergoes meaningful development, the anime could be worth watching. Personally, my interest is fueled by MAPPA's involvement and I heard this is a anime original. For those who appreciate 90s or early 2000s anime, this might resonate well. On the downside, the attempted comedy, conveyed through diverse facial expressions, The humor doesn't quite make me laugh. It depends on personal taste, so you might find it funny or not, Totally depends on you.

Visuals, camera angles and character design specially for girls are no doubt beautiful and appealing In this series.

'The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You' is a blast because it breaks away from the usual by showcasing Rentarou's wild journey with 100 girlfriends. This isn't about picking just one; it's about diving into all the hilarious scenarios that pop up when he's dating so many!

You don't need to overthink while watching—just kick back, giggle and ___ at the crazy situations Rentarou finds himself in, and enjoy the ride. Whether you're into trying out one episode or giving it three, I'm all in ... for this one; it's a show that keeps you eager for more.

With elements of comedy, a bustling harem, and a sprinkle of ecchi, 'The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You' keeps you hooked as you follow Rentarou's escapades. It's a fantastic rollercoaster full of laughs, love, and ____ a whole bunch of girls vying for one guy's affection. Stress-free and packed with fun—this show is a blast!

(___ is for you know 🥲... Stuff related to NO Nut November... Just kidding 😂🤷 I am strong guys😤 )

Dr. Stone" Season 3 Cour 2 takes the excitement to new heights, delivering an absolutely fantastic continuation from its stellar first season & second season! Brace yourself for an enthralling ride as this season unveils the secrets behind the petrification phenomenon teased since day one. With fresh faces joining the adventure and a plot that keeps you on the edge of your seat, the series maintains its gripping momentum. The perfect blend of adventure, humor, and scientific wonder makes this season a must-watch for anyone seeking a thrilling post-apocalyptic journey. If you're looking for an anime that packs a punch with every episode, "Dr. Stone" ... Season 3 Cour 2 is an absolute gem you don't want to miss!

In my view, this show stands out for several reasons. Firstly, its story, characters, and their development are genuinely intriguing. Despite the main character's overpowered nature, this series avoids the typical power fantasy trope common in Isekai anime. Instead, it focuses heavily on mystery, making it a standout within the genre. The depth given to each character, including the well-written and consistent character development, is impressive. Even minor characters are fleshed out, drawing viewers into their stories. While it progresses slowly, this deliberate pacing allows for a more immersive storytelling experience. If you appreciate mystery-driven narratives and don't mind a slower progression, this show might ... be worth your time. I'd recommend watching it once the entire series is available. This assessment is based on my opinion after viewing both parts of season 1.

So what can I say... Hmm not everyone's cup of tea but I like this tea☕ 😂😂... Hmm just something different from casual genric animes and I like it because it's uniqueness. And other fact that Is i love harem anime but that is different story as I have my standards too 😤. Anyways characters are pretty likeable, story is well written have enough twist and turns to keep you engaged, art,style are unique and different most likable parts are black character designs for characters not only that have a bit above the average action sequences and last but not least comedic element in this ... anime is good enough for me considering fact that "comedy is subjective"... That's enough I will be wrapping review here, Bye 👋