Nisekoi:

Jun 27, 2015

12 of 12 episodes seen

Overall Rating: 6

Rkpandey (All reviews)

295 people found this review helpful

If you are reading this review, I assume that you have completed the first season already. Whether you liked the first season or not, I would like to mention that I enjoyed the first season very much and was expecting a lot from the second season in terms of plot advancement, comedy and character development. But what a shame! The quality of the anime dropped a big deal in this season (and so did it's rank).

Story: 5/10
The second season is not about the pendant or developing relationships anymore. You can't blame the studio as it is just following the manga. This season is focused on read more

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Jun 25, 2015

11 of 12 episodes seen

Overall Rating: 5

Yuzaki (All reviews)

94 people found this review helpful

Preliminary

I don't usually write anime reviews, but after seeing one of my favorite rom-com harem series turn into donkey ass I feel the need to write something for this one and warn others about this atrocious series that ruined itself.

Ah, the story. This element might have singlehandedly brought this anime down. The 2nd season of Nisekoi has the "same" plot as the 1st. A Yakuza head's son by the name of Ichijo Raku has a pendant, and he doesn't know who has the key to opening it. The one with the key is his "true lover." Throughout the story we see a bunch of girls join his harem with different keys.

The first season at least had SOME plot progression, whereas in the 2nd season you might as well watch paint dry on a wall. In the 2nd season, its not about the pendant anymore, nor is it about him developing better relationships. Now, although you cannot blame the studio for merely just following the manga, the story is now focused on Onodera's sister who goes by the name of Haru. This ratchet little ignorant pitbull of a character gets saved by Raku from a bunch of gangbangers and refuses to believe that it was Raku who saved her. The only reason why she hates Raku is based off of the rumors she heard from others that described Raku as a perverted monster of a person.

Okay, premise is "alright," its safe for the audience to hope that we can see some character development within Raku and Haru right? Wrong. Not only does Haru get introduced in the 7th episode, which is more than halfway throughout the 2nd season, we get nothing before it! If you were to start at episode 7 in the 2nd season, you'd miss nothing. The episodes before are merely fillers. Even after Haru joins the harem, they are so focused on trying to push her to be the Main Focus that we get next to no character development between Raku and anyone else. It is now episode 11/12 and I have yet witnessed ANY genuine character development in the anime series except for the episodes that forced Raku and Haru together as the main dish, with a little spice of Onodera.

The Art is AMAZING. Only reason I made it this far was because of the art. It is merely eye candy, SHAFT always does a fantastic job with the artwork.

Sound is great! However nothing too special. I'd say its more on the better side because of how fitting the sound is with everything thats going on.

The characters? Oh right! This show was a harem right? Right right, we had characters other than Raku and Haru and Onodera.

Raku: The same thickheaded character as before. His blatant ignorance to everyone's feelings toward him makes one want to rip their hair out, but he cant be hated as a character. He is lovable and charming to the max when he gets screentime.

Haru: Eh, I see plethoras of comments talking about how shes the new ship with Raku but I don't like it. Her choices of refusing to believe that Raku is a genuinely good person is stressful to the audience.

Onodera: Onodera is more or less the same as the first season. We see more character development with her and Raku and thats good to see because they are the #1 ship.

Literally every other girl in the harem: They are now irrelevant and are on the anime purely for the comedic reliefs.

I wouldn't be surprised if the series gets dropped and a 3rd season never comes because I don't know what the mangaka, nor the studio is doing with this series. This show with its comedic scenes had so much potential to be a great comedic harem anime. Now however, the dream is lost. A 5/10 overall seems just about right, although theres this voice in the back of my head that is telling me that I am being too lenient. Lets hope the plot gets somewhere in the future. Cheers!

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Jul 2, 2015

12 of 12 episodes seen

Overall Rating: 7

Azmou (All reviews)

76 people found this review helpful

Oh god this Nisekoi season lol.
If you enjoyed first season of this show, don't raise your hopes up, cause this season is like a filler.

Story:
The plot in Nisekoi is actually medicore. The first season probably entertained you by it's comedy and you can call it romance lol...
Second s. is worse, while it's still pretty enjoyable to follow it goes nowhere.
The end felt like it's just begging and honestly there should be 24 episodes not 12...
5/10

Art:
The art is very nice to look at.
8/10

Sound:
Opening is really good along with the ed. The soundtrack overall is at high level so you can just watch this season read more

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Jun 27, 2015

12 of 12 episodes seen

Overall Rating: 8

AbsarNaeem (All reviews)

42 people found this review helpful

The sequel falls quite low compared to the prequel.
Nisekoi: barley gives any progression to the story. It's just 12 episodes filled with comedy.

Sure, it is a romance anime. But comedy has dominated it. No wonder it's called Nisekoi (False Love) because there isn't any in it. Yeah yeah, the girls are head over heels in love with Raku but does Raku have a clue? NO. Did he get a clue in season 1? NO.

Though there is a slight progress in the story but that is more related to the past of the character and a hint of the promise. That's all there is, 1.5 read more

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Aug 12, 2015

12 of 12 episodes seen

Overall Rating: 5

BanjoTheBear (All reviews)

26 people found this review helpful

(This has been adapted from my blog/reddit thread. Spoilers ahead!)

Nisekoi: has a strange title when you stare at it. It is the second season of an anime that is quite popular, but instead of giving it a number or some kind of continuation phrase, it simply adds a colon to the end of its name. It seems quite out of place, perhaps making you wonder, “Why is that even there?” Traditionally colons in sentences are used in conjunction with lists or highlighting something specific. Or to put it another way, a colon is used when wishing to speak about a relevant thing or set of read more

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Jul 4, 2015

12 of 12 episodes seen

Overall Rating: 8

SeiIsFab (All reviews)

18 people found this review helpful

I liked the first season, and I somewhat became disappointed at the 2nd.

The second season was full of high expectations after a successful 1st season, with a lot of anime fans arguing with who the promised girl is, who opens the locket, what team or girl or waifu they represent. It became a fan-seasoned service, and the plot was messed up.

No plot is present except SOME episodes. If you read the manga, you'll probably think "what happened with the second season?!" or something like that. The chapters of the manga are scattered in different episodes. Rally Go Round is one of the best opening read more

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Jun 26, 2015

12 of 12 episodes seen

Overall Rating: 8

Rubesty (All reviews)

18 people found this review helpful

Nisekoi: is a series that's a little difficult to judge. It doesn't do anything particularly new or groundbreaking for the genre, but it doesn't have to. This sequel series to last year's Nisekoi is still just as fun to watch as it's predecessor, and that's all that really matters.

One of the biggest differences between Nisekoi: and Nisekoi (S1) is the tone of the plot. While season 2 definitely has some standout moments, the drama surrounding Raku's childhood promise and what's in his pendant has been significantly toned down, as the series instead chooses to focus more on the comedic side of things. Now, this isn't necessarily a bad thing -- It simply depends on what you liked most about the first season. If you enjoyed seeing the characters interact and poke fun at each other, you'll most definitely enjoy the majority of what Nisekoi: has to offer.

On the other hand, if you were hoping to finally discover just who holds the (quite literal) key to Raku's heart, you may be slightly disappointed to hear that there's not much development on that front. Personally, I feel this is Nisekoi:'s greatest fault -- Quite a few of the episodes have a "filler" feel to them, and the overarching story of the series never really moves forward. Thankfully, the main characters are still just as entertaining to watch as they were before, and there's a handful of new characters who join the cast this season.

Normally, new characters would be a good thing; they keep things fresh, while providing a new dynamic for the main cast as a whole, right? In Nisekoi:'s case, that's not exactly true. The new characters are neither as fleshed out nor as fun to watch as the main cast, and I found the few episodes that feature them to be a bit of a drag. That's not to say that they're bad characters as a whole -- They just seem to appear out of nowhere with no real motive or explanation, and that made it hard to actually care about them. What bothers me is not that the characters are annoying or interfere with the story, it's that they're introduced but never expanded upon.

Of course, this doesn't apply to all of the new characters we meet this season -- Not at all! It's only 2 or 3 of them that serve little purpose. Chitoge's workaholic mother, whom only appears in two or so episodes, stands out to me in particular as a wonderful new, albeit short lived addition to the cast. Her relationship with Raku is quite amusing to watch, and her strained interactions with Chitoge allow us to see an entirely different side of the titular gorilla-girl heroine. Haru Onodera, Kosaki's feisty little sister, seems to be somewhat of a divisive character; you'll either love her or you'll hate her. Lastly, Paula McCoy and Fuu are forgettable at best, as they don't really contribute anything worthwhile to the season as a whole.

One of my favorite episodes actually focused on Shu, Raku's best friend. Usually relegated to comic-relief, it was a breath of fresh air to see him get some much needed, yet somewhat unexpected character development. My absolute favorite episode, however, was episode 11. A true treat for any Onodera fans, episode 11 features Kosaki in the spotlight, and it's both hilarious and heartwarming. Seeing things from Kosaki's perspective also proves to be welcome change of pace, even if the first half is a bit silly. It also helps that episode 11 also features some wonderfully detailed animation when compared to the other episodes this season.

On the more technical side of things, the art, sound, and animation of Nisekoi: are wonderful, all on-par with the first season. Nisekoi:'s art is extremely pleasing to the eyes, and just like the last season, there's a plenty of unique scenery. The animation is exceptionally well-done all around, though there are occasional dips in quality. The OST is mellow and whimsical, fitting nicely into each scene. The opening credits feature some of the most unique visuals I've seen in a while, and the song itself is very catchy and energetic. The ending songs frequently switch around depending on what character starred in the episode, but they're all equally pleasant to listen to.

In the end, despite a couple of issues with the story and a few bland characters, Nisekoi: is still a highly enjoyable ride all the way to the end -- it's my personal favorite Spring anime this year, and I'd wholeheartedly recommend it to any fan of the series.

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Jun 30, 2015

12 of 12 episodes seen

Overall Rating: 6

Ledo-kun (All reviews)

16 people found this review helpful

When the second season of Nisekoi was announced, I was expecting for it to finally have the revelation. Now that I've finished it, I am so disappointed as I was given 12 episodes that has nothing to do with it. All of the episodes can just be considered OVAs as it has no concrete connection to the "main storyline" of the anime.

BUT! Don't get me wrong, it still lives up to the genre it belongs, which is RomCom. It succeeds in bringing romantic scenes and comedic ones. It's just that it pains me that this show lead me towards nowhere.

This is a review(duh) so let's start talking about where it shines the most and finish it with where it fails

ART&ANIMATION
The art and animation is better than the first season's, which is saying something because the A&A in the first season is already good enough. In this season, we're given much more detailed backgrounds that is a must-see for art lovers. The fluidity of the animation is smooth. Colors are vibrant and clear. Character designs suit each character and are well done (Haru's hair is a wreck, though).

SOUND
Soundtrack is OK, nothing special. OP is one of those rare ones that I don't skip. Some episodes have a different ED but I can't think of a reason why as for me, most of them are skippable. Voice acting is also OK, nothing special.

CHARACTERS
We've got two new characters to add in Raku's entourage of high school girls, Haru & Paula. However, they're unnecessary as they add no value to the story. This season showcased the minor characters more than the main characters but most of the time, it just doesn't work. There's no real character development that helped progress the main storyline. Sure, there were "some" character development but for what?

STORY
This season feels like a bunch of fillers set on 1-cour. The story concerning the pendant is gone. It strayed from the main storyline which really made me disappointed. There's even that one episode that's about magical girls that didn't make any sense at all. However, there are strong episodes that are commendable like episode 10&11. It tells us the stories of some characters and I really loved how realistic and relatable they could be.

ENJOYMENT
Truth be told, the second season of Nisekoi is an utter disappointment for those awaiting of what will happen among Raku and his harem. It has its fun moments but that's not going to compensate for its lack of plot development.

The only thing I could say is that if you're going to watch this to satisfy your eyes, then go because this one is worthy to satisfy them. If not, then don't even bother.

Overall = 5.6(6)/10

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Jul 7, 2015

12 of 12 episodes seen

Overall Rating: 5

Savvylee (All reviews)

14 people found this review helpful

I was surprised by how much filler was in this. There was like 4 good episodes maybe? The arc with Chitoge's mom was good. Onodera's and Raku's past with each other is fleshed out in one episode. Everything else felt mediocre (not to mention those magical girl designs were ugly af...) and the thing that bugged me the most was the focus on minor/new characters that I didn't really care about. I'm also pretty tired of Chitoge hitting Raku, and he seems to be getting blander. There was basically no relationship development besides Chitoge's acknowledgment that she likes Raku. Onodera's little sister Haru was okay read more

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Aug 8, 2015

12 of 12 episodes seen

Overall Rating: 8

Gonzo-lewd (All reviews)

12 people found this review helpful

There have been a few sequels to anime that have been shameless filler in recent months. None of them were worth the hype that it originally sprouted upon announcement. However, that’s because they were story driven narratives that people took very seriously and wanted to know how the story and world would continue with the next continual season. One that didn’t fit into this category was the sequel to the popular harem anime from 2014 called Nisekoi. For an anime that doesn’t take its story or characters too seriously, to begin with, and have a sequel that is mostly comedic filler, that is just a continuation from the start.

Let’s not pretend that we thought the story in Nisekoi was something to be held in regard as outstanding because even the show dispels that notion. It wanted to be a dumb romantic comedy that in some places satirizes the genre with Shaft’s over-the-top artistry, and nothing more. So, what the 2nd season brings on the table for fans of the series is simply a continuation of those hilarious and cute moments that made them adore the characters from the beginning. If filler was to be seen mostly in seasons based on anime that are purely comedic, such as Nisekoi, I think people wouldn’t be as annoyed by them as they did with, say, the 2nd season of Psycho Pass.

With that out of the way, Nisekoi: as it is called is, like I mentioned before, just more Nisekoi in that it just gives us more comedy and cutesy scenes involving the girls and our main protagonist. They are more or less the same in terms of the quality of the jokes coming from season one to season two. However, there are some that set the bar up high than season one did with the hilarious dialogue between the characters. Thanks to the new characters they introduce in this season, which I’ll expound upon later that opens up a ton of fresh possibilities they throw out to create even more crazy scenes.

Shaft’s animation still boosts these jokes up a notch with the vibrant character expressions that pop up every minute. They are every bit as pleasant as they were in the first season. I’d say it’s about the same level of quality of humor from the animation tricks when comparing the two of them. Great would be the right word to describe the quality itself, not excellent as there are a few jokes that flow off and taper off to nowhere.

What little changes there are in Nisekoi:, they introduced two new characters that are noteworthy of mentioning. Chitoge’s mother, Hana Kirisaki, who has a decent arc in the middle part of the season with Chitoge. It is formulaic as one could get, but Nisekoi knows how to turn something formulaic into comedy gold through and through. Finally, there is Onodera’s little sister, Haru Onodera. Haru’s brand of sisterly love antics of protecting her sister against Ichijou is always hilarious and adorable to see. Everything about Haru at this point in Nisekoi has made this season worth the wait after just having a taste of her in the previous OVA leading up to this.

Did I enjoy my time with this new season of Nisekoi? Indeed I did. Did it satisfy my endless curiosity on how the romantic development between our hero and his love posse? No, because I never had any, to begin with. The fact of the matter is that Nisekoi has never fully taken itself seriously once you do the math of how often they’ve delved into the sillier moments than the serious tearjerkers that rarely happen. Comedy comes first in the world of Nisekoi and seriousness comes 2nd, and that’s fine as long as you do it right. Nisekoi happens to be on that category and its 2nd season further proves that sentiment.

Grade: A-

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Jul 22, 2015

12 of 12 episodes seen

Overall Rating: 8

Xenalius (All reviews)

11 people found this review helpful

Hey there!
-Before you read this review I'd like to mention that I am also up-to-date with the ongoing manga which this anime is based off of.

I guess you can say that Nisekoi right now is one of those mainstream anime because of the various heroines that star in the show with their somewhat diverse personalities and scenarios around them.

With that comes a lot of more or less equal hate and love of the story.
Honestly, I have no idea how this anime got a lot of the attention due to the story so it's most likely because of the " Moe-factor " or the grills. ( read more

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Aug 1, 2015

12 of 12 episodes seen

Overall Rating: 7

jc9622 (All reviews)

10 people found this review helpful

Yay, more girls joining in Raku's harem. The joy. Isn't 4 girls enough for Raku? Seriously...All 4 girls are in love with you Raku, for crying out loud.

(There will be some SPOILERS in my review)

Story: (4/10) (SPOILERS)
The story continues from the 1st Season as the hunt for the key to his locket continues.
That plot synopsis alone is kind of misleading to me. This season didn't really have anything to do with Raku's locket. Well, if you count the episode where Onodera's little sister stole his locket and eventually returned it to him. Other than that, nothing. This season alone is just Raku spending read more

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Feb 24, 2016

12 of 12 episodes seen

Overall Rating: 7

theeggman85 (All reviews)

10 people found this review helpful

When you were watching the first season, did you ever think the following?

"Man, this anime is great! But you know... it has a bit too much plot development. It feels like Raku is going to have to pick a girl at some point, and I really don't want that to happen because endless fillers with no progression are the best. That progression with Onodera especially needs to go; that was really uninteresting. Can we just throw a little sister character in there that gets in the way of all potentially good Onodera scenes? And while we're at it, can we add a few more girls? Like, there just aren't enough girls that like Raku in this anime. Plus we really need to cut down on camera time for each character, you know. We're making them too interesting. OH I almost forgot, every character should ALMOST confess and then get conveniently interrupted, to preserve this dull stasis. And throw out that crap about Raku having to pretend he's in a relationship with Chitoge. I mean, be sure to remind the viewers that it's apparently still happening, but remove all of that tension with Claude and the opposing families. It's just too stressful, and getting in the way of moar girls."

Well, I certainly didn't. Admittedly, I like a lot about Nisekoi:, though the reasons for that were established in the first season. The girls are cute and interesting, and had (past tense) a decent amount of plot development. But for some reason, the producers decided to bust out every rom-com cliche in the book for this second season, and in the end it felt a bit like To Love-Ru with out the ecchi (so... not much of anything). It was enjoyable, but completely lost the gripping feeling I had in the first season to watch just one more episode before going to bed.

The tension of every scene in the season 1 was so well put together. Raku desperately trying to appeal and appear single to Onodera, while having to fake a relationship with Chitoge. The anime really only needed those three characters as part of the love chart. You shouldn't expect any of that beautiful tension in this season. Each episode is basically a vignette of a particular character, experiencing one scene with Raku. It's a bit more than that at times, but it definitely doesn't feel like an evolving and continuous story anymore. It's just five girls hiding their feelings for Raku. (Really, five? Did we need another generic rom-com? OK I'll stop.)

As I said earlier, this season is only a 7/10 to me because of the support of the first season. Without the first season, this would likely be a 5/10. I still think it's enjoyable, but just be warned that you won't see the pleasantly surprising pace that you're likely used to.

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Jun 26, 2015

12 of 12 episodes seen

Overall Rating: 3

La_Matona301 (All reviews)

10 people found this review helpful

Nisekoi 2, my review

Ok, so here are my ratings:

Story: My verdict, a Fair 6.
Art: My verdict, a Mediocre 5
Sound: My verdict a Good 7
Character: My verdict a Mediocre 5
Enjoyment: My verdict also a Mediocre 5
And last, Overall: My verdict a Poor 3

So, what was suppose to be a 20 something episode was reduce to just 12.... cu'z I could have sworn that this was suppose to run for that amount of episodes as indicated in MAL after watching the first episode on April 11. Anyways, the anime basically has become what we can say is from good to bland, on the first sequel it was good, since we the audience where made to focus on the locket that the MC has during the first 9 or so episode, ok so along the way we were made to forget the locket and focus on the MC guy and MC girl.....and it was very funny when the harem, one by one where added into the mix. As the 2nd sequel was introduced, this was the part were things becomes cliche and suddenly I find myself watching something that is the usual, the story itself basically is as the same as the usual harem based anime and the MC guy's role is no longer that good anymore the only consolation in this mix was the MC Girl who is now in love with the guy but still is wasn't enough to make the sequel that exciting, cu'z characterwise she is still this usual tsundere who never make enough attempt to confess her love for the MC guy, so I guess the story alone basically is fair enough to have such score (up). In the art category, well things are still the same, I still don't dig as to why Tsugumi would still be sporting a guys uniform that is not the school's standard issue, I still don't dig as to why Tachibana still wore her former school uniform that makes her look like a grandma, I still don't dig that long tie that we see in front of the girls school uniform, I mean is it as noose to hang themselves with, and there are still no fanservice in this anime, so it was all MEDIOCRE (up).On the sound category, I'd say i kinda like the VA's who did Raku, Chitoge, Tsumugi, Onodera and Tachibana's voice, also I like the sequel's OST, so it's all good (up). What is enjoyable about this sequel........well, it was basically the fact that it was a run of the mill harem based anime and it nice that studio Aniplex has limit it to just 12 instead of the usual 20 something anime, since it was MEDIOCRE all the way (up) and Overall it was just simply poor (up) since there were no big development that has happen.......not even the introduction of Haru, Fuu and MaCoy can make up for for this sequel's overall in fact it can be compared to like eating Meat and Potatoes in 4 succeeding rows where you become tired of it but you eat it anyway since there are no other choices, so should studio Aniplex and Shaft make a 3rd sequel???????If there won't be any major developments like finally getting to know what's inside the MC guy's locket then maybe they shouldn't .

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Feb 25, 2016

12 of 12 episodes seen

Overall Rating: 5

Yuni (All reviews)

10 people found this review helpful

Waifu Wars: The Harem Strikes Back!

Nisekoi: is the sequel to the infamous herald of harems, the show that triggered one of the greatest waifu wars in the history of our world. Which team are you on? Team Chitoge? Team Onodera? Maybe you're a rebel and you're on Team Marika or Team Tsugumi, but you're all wrong, cause Team Onodera all the way!

Either way, don't expect Nisekoi: to have any substantial and developing plot. It is Nisekoi after all. This season is basically a giant filler season, and it's basically just an attachment to the first season, as there isn't any relevant story line. This season read more

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Jun 27, 2015

12 of 12 episodes seen

Overall Rating: 8

Codered-sama (All reviews)

8 people found this review helpful

What's That I Hear? #Team Chitoge, #Team Onodera (And So On, Too Lazy To Mention All The Teams) So Which Team Won This Season? Let's Find Out In The Review Below

Story: 7/10 This season literally didn't have any story to it. All episodes were split into two different stories = split story series it was this season. But the split stories were good with some being related to the main female characters and new characters along with some old characters. I think the manga might end with Raku being with Chitoge (This is not a spoiler. It is something I imagine might happen in the read more

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Jun 20, 2018

12 of 12 episodes seen

Overall Rating: 8

OVERPOWERED99 (All reviews)

3 people found this review helpful

STORY - 6
ART - 9
SOUND - 8
CHARACTER - 8
ENJOYMENT - 8

The fire may have slowly died down in Nisekoi: but the lingering warmth and erratic flickering of the flames were enough to awaken my comedic spirits. Observing the characters in this season was laugh-inducing. On the other hand, the lack of a story could define it as a time-waster.

Continuing from its prequel, the charming cast is back with their romantic stresses close by. This time, rather than having an underlying plot with the pendant and the promised girl that we've gotten from before, it shifted more towards everyday activities. Episodic and digestible, everything was given off with a comedic spray full of love issues. In short, comedy had become a dominant replacement. Misunderstandings, inconveniences, and exaggerations were scattered throughout. Repetitions were present and some of the jokes were too forced to get any laughs out of me but overall, it had a great chemistry with various personalities reacting in entertaining manners. All that said, a few episodes were actually dedicated to short story lines that featured the main characters' history, giving each some spotlight. Other than unlocking more aspects with their characterization, from childhood memories to family ties, it also showed how they handled romance at their own pace. New characters were introduced to highlight them as well although the lack of screen time meant that any chances of investment were erased with the exception of Kosaki's sister, Haru Onodera. Witnessing her contradictions and ever-growing awareness towards Raku was a really fun high point for this season.

Coating the surface of their everyday lives, the art remained as dazzling as ever. Playing around with lighting and mixing in geometric backgrounds created a highly-spirited ambience. It's sparkly and glimmered about with rainbow colors. With the above average animation exaggerating many visual gags, entertainment was there to tickle you at every corner. The presence of Shaft's distinct style, including prolonged close-up shots, achieved personal connections with the characters. Feeling their cuteness and embarrassments, their emotions were expressed as an appealing factor for your best girl of choice. Moe and chibi comedy captivated me while the jolly kind of soundtracks playing in the background clicked with the fun vibes. They were gentle on every scene. If the characters' attractive appearances weren't enough for you, the voice acting served as a delightful personality enhancer. They brought out a matching quality to let their persona shine through. From Chitoge's more-dere-less-tsun attitude and Kosaki's adorable endearment to Marika's clingy obsession or even Seishirou's tomboy coolness, despite the differences, they all have a similar feminine quality that was alluring and entertaining to listen to. Haru's voice seemed like she was about to lose her voice though but nevertheless, it was definitely cute.

Nisekoi: managed to operate with its still strong hilarities although the faded plot progression signified a lower glamor compared to before. It's a season of laughter with small hints for the promised girl. And if you don't mind that, it's a nice bundle of fun to enjoy in your free time.

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Jun 26, 2015

12 of 12 episodes seen

Overall Rating: 8

nekocyan (All reviews)

7 people found this review helpful

That's it? The last episode didn't feel like a finale. I kept thinking as I was watching it, "I thought this was the last episode but how can it be?" I loved this season aside from the first and last episode. They both felt like filler episodes. Maybe I'm just not a Chitoge fan, but I find her episodes a bit boring. Haru and Kosaki on the other hand are perfect. Haru somehow has stolen my heart and made the show even better. I like Marika too (although she was hardly in the season) and Tsugumi is amazing. The magical girl episode was so different read more

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Jul 29, 2015

12 of 12 episodes seen

Overall Rating: 7

Snowyboy (All reviews)

7 people found this review helpful

*THIS REVIEW CONTAINS SPOILERS*

The first season was funny, romantic and adorable. This season on the other hand feels different. Not necessarily worse, just different.
Before anything else- please keep in mind that there are minor and major spoilers in this review, furthermore, if you haven’t seen the first season yet ( for whatever reason ) please don’t read the review due to huge spoilers.

Story ( 6.5/10 )
The story starts where it ended; Chitaki being in love with Raku. However she is completely aware of it this time. Long story short- this is also how the season ended. The reason why the first season was so adorable read more

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Jul 21, 2015

12 of 12 episodes seen

Overall Rating: 5

MuhdNurHidayat (All reviews)

7 people found this review helpful

I dislike this season because:

1) episodes has been reduced (1st season have 20 while this time only 12)

2) there is too much filler in this season

3) many part of the episodes are not connected to earlier episodes

for those enjoyed the 1st season, you can continue watching this 2nd season but don't put your hopes too high as it might disappoint you...

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