Cardfight!! Vanguard G Next

This is the first review I write so if you don't like it I'm sorry I'm not a person who likes to "criticize" an anime.

PS: Please note that this review is viewed from the perspective of a person who does not play vanguard at all.

Cardfight !! Vanguard G: Next is another attempt to want to extend the "story" but why did I put the quotes since (if you saw the anime from the first story) you will realize that it is not a good story and more because with the passing of the seasons is practically the same in which they start with a tournament ... they lose it and the same thing is repeated but with more experience in the case of the G series it is more filling that reaches a point where it loses the continuity of history and in certain moments it becomes boring or in the worst case annoying but in the case of G Next only a few things change that in the end do not turn out as one expects in the first place (I want to think that it is a good thing) it is that at least there are no more so much filling (as in the previous one) and the continuity of the story is no longer lost. The second point is that the fights reach a point where they no longer give them importance since at certain times the fights are already in process or almost for " finish "and taking into account that if you do not fight they are so remarkable.

The story (it is not a spoiler) is easy to understand since in this season 2 sides of Vanguard the first is that it is a game in which you use your imagination and the second is that the planet cray is real and there are certain problems (that They are explained throughout the chapters) but because it did not work at first in the course of the anime they do not give you to understand exactly what the problem is, only small flashbacks of some moments come out giving "to understand" a story that in the end you have to watch the fourth season to understand the background of what I'm "dealing" this season.

The characters I really don't have much to say since they are the typical ones that are seen in anyone in this case the protagonist is the one who never gives up the friend the typical proud that the word lose does not exist in his dictionary and the girl just say It is the typical one who wants to overcome and she feels that she is "the shadow" of her brother.

In general, the anime (if you have already seen all the seasons) does not have that spark that characterizes any anime of wanting to continue to see more, it fulfills its function of training you (but nothing more)

I could recommend it but not with high expectations if you want it to go ahead, just don't expect it to be a big deal and if you are not a fan of this type of anime, look at another anime because this anime will not be what you expect

This was such an almighty struggle to get through, I had to pace myself over 2 weeks. What really hurts this season is how stupid the writers are; giving us like two dozen characters and have them each have motivations that clash with the season’s main story. For instance, Tokoha and Shion know Chrono has to be the one to defeat the main villain and yet they try to beat Chrono to satisfy their own egos. Tokoha’s storyline is perhaps one of the worst things about this season; achieving “her dream” of studying in Paris only to throw it all away because she was affected ... by the death of a boy she knew for all of 2 days (and she didn’t even know who he really was) and then kept prattling on about carrying his will (even though she didn’t know his real identity). Then there was this Kazuma character who is so unlikeable and being instantly made a member of the main cast just really hurt the show. Cardfight Vanguard started okay (with problems) and then became trash, G started trash and got much worse.