Lapis Re:LiGHTs

Enjoy a wonderful light show with glamorous idol music! Experience the great adventures of cute girls in a completely new idol direction! Idols who are witches as well, doing a magic show, a combination the world has not seen in this form before!

STORY:
Our journey starts with Tiara, a young and beautiful witch apprentice, who travels from her hometown Bristol to the metropolis Mamkestell, the home of Flora Girls’ Academy. She always had the dream to become a student there and quickly finds that she truly has the latent ability to become a proper Witch, with a bright future ahead of her: a future that will ... include finding new friends and forming an idol unit together.
After reuniting with her best friend Rosetta, their dynamic duo relationship is particularly emphasized as well, Tiara decides to join her and her friends group to form the idol group "LiGHTs" together. Each of the five girls is unique in its own way and has a different magical ability. Together they fight for their survival in the Academy due to the rather poor grades. They go through difficulties together, even if something does not go according to plan, they do not give up.
Lapis Re: LiGHTs consists of seven different idol groups. Although the focus is on LiGHTs, we get to know the group members of "IV KLORE", "Konohana wa Otome", "Sugar Pockets", "Sadistic ★ Candy", "supernova" and "Ray". They understand and support each other very well; they are friends and even go for adventures together.

CHARACTER:
Tiara, also the leader of LiGHTs, is a bright and cheerful mood maker. Because she was prone to sickness as a child, she has a strong desire to cheer people up by singing. She is the 2nd princess of Waleland but wants to be treated like a normal girl. She wants to help everyone and make people happy. With her beautiful voice, she gives people hope and joy.
With Rosetta, her childhood friends, they often compose music together. Rosetta is smart and a hardworking girl, she is quite popular amongst her juniors. Before the reunite with Tiara, Rosetta tried to do everything on her own, putting herself under pressure and in a position of high risk. She never asked for help, she does not want to burden anyone with her own problems.
The most serious member of the group is Ashley, she can be a little bit sharp sometimes as well. As the costume designer for the group, you can't tell by looking at her, but deep in her heart she aims to become a knight, like her father. With these words "You can't be a good knight with strength alone", she was recommended to study as a witch.
Lavie, the exact opposite of Ashley and her roommate as well, is the sportiest girl. She has a lot of self-confidence with a naïve personality but is horrendously bad at studying, making her always at the bottom of the class in tests. She really admires the leader of the legendary unit "Ray": Eliza (Tiara’s older sister).
Last but not least, we have the group bookworm: Lynette. She aspires to be a witch who can shine in public and is a witch otaku who has an abundant knowledge on witches. With her shy personality you cannot tell, but she is an avid daydreamer, even occasionally fantasizing about "her other classmates making out with each other”.
We do not only learn the history and past from these five cute and beautiful girls, we also learn many exciting and emotional things from their friends in other groups: What their dreams are. Why they want to be witches. How they will captivate us all with their wonderful songs.

ART:
The art style in Lapis Re: LiGHTs is definitely one of the points that caught my eye and captivated me. The girls are presented very cute in a classic CGDCT style. Nevertheless, the environment is also full of beautiful colors. Everything is displayed very dynamically. The beautiful lights that can be seen during their orchestra performance and the perfect coordination of the choreography are all elements that magically attract everybody.

SOUND:
The music is always extremely important for an idol anime. After only the first two episodes, their songs already thrilled me. I really love the OP and ED; they are both suitable for the idol genre. The very last episode is full of music from all the different group which are really great. Besides that, we can even hear a solo from time to time by Tiara or another girl. Although there are not many songs released by the different Lapis Re: LiGHTs groups in general right now, all the songs are very nice to listen. Idol music gives you strength and a good mood; this is definitely the case here.
In addition to the music, the background noises are also well represented; every sound is in harmony with each other.

ENJOYMENT:
After the first episode, I was already extremely enthusiastic about this anime. I really love every aspect of Lapis. All elements harmonize perfectly with each other in my opinion. I enjoyed every episode. Although I have never heard of the game or this franchise before, I am already fascinated by it.
For every CGDCT and idol fan, I can really recommend to watch this anime. You will certainly not be disappointed with this. Let yourself be enchanted by the wonderful magic and music!
They are our LIGHTs!

In the end, I definitely wish for a second season and more songs that are beautiful! The story and idol adventures of our girls will surely go on!

Not a masterpiece, but a fine piece of art. Lapis Re:LIGHTs breaks the “Re:” curse and gains a nice position in this season’s chart. Maybe too underestimated, and maybe it’s because that underestimation that I can give a high score.

Although it’s evidently a moe product, the depiction of the story and world is much more deeper than “non-moe” works of this period, giving the impression that those kind of works lack the attention and the perfectionism which we find in Lapis Re:LIGHTs. The technical direction is extremely precise, with cinematographic cuts and meticulous care of context and scenery. Oh, how I like the satisfaction of ... having a character design meant for beauty and not for arousing the viewer. There’s not much to tell: this level of accuracy in details and product construction trespasses every other anime of the season: first place and academic kiss, chapeau!

The story is nonexistent in the beginning, but a good painting doesn’t necessarily need a good story to tell. We have a peak in the late episodes where we discover the harsh meaning of being an idol witch, not just smiling and dancing.

Then, the characters. Everyone has a personality, everyone has a role, everyone is an apparent stereotype. Just what I need in these idol products, perfect. Dialogues and interactions flow naturally through all the scenes, nothing is forced, everything is calculated in the author’s mind, and that’s a simple but good fact. The balance between all the characters is so well created that you cannot recognize a protagonist: the entire group is important and composed by main characters, which strengthen the cohesion between the viewer ant the story.

TL;DR: Real enjoyment, relaxing time.

The evolution of this kind of products is astounding, and I hope for more of this simple but refreshing stories.

The best thing about Lapis Re:light is that i wasn't expecting anything at all. The synopsis came up late and i didn't read it before i watched, so, this is completely first impressions.

The theme is really moe, and by that i mean its chill. Just cute girls doing cute stuff and having fun with their friends. I like those stuffs, but i won't give it a 10/10; the plot is flat (like the protagonist) and i don't see it evolving anywhere.

SHIKASHI, the current vibe of the anime is really cute and pretty, the art is better than it first apparents, and the songs (till now) ... are cute as well.

i think it is an ok 7/10, a pretty chill and fun anime like Princess Connect was last season!

This anime is not meant for everyone, the plot is lackluster and there are tons of characters for a one cour anime but if you've been following lapis relights for a while then it wont be a problem.

The plot follows you're average cliche idols shows but this with magic it might sound like the magic thing has just been added because there lacking of ideas. The magic aspect of it makes the anime unique because it opens up to new things like girls living in fantasy environment instead of the modern one and also girls with different aspects.

The art is just dazzlimg and brilliant, there ... might be few up and downs but other than that it fits the anime perfectly.

Being a music anime it really lives upcto the expectation its full of surprises magic and music coming togethere is just perfect. Each unit has there own unique style of singing and it's such a fun idea to watch them grow.

Charactes from these are a lot knowing it's a big franchise and only in 1 cour theres no way there going to develop each character but it's not that big of a problem if you've been following for a while but it can hinder the viewing experiencea for others.it's up to you

Going down in IDOL HELL is you're choice watch this and let the franchise grow because it's a really unique anime.

Talk about surprise of the season. Without any prior knowledge coming into this series I was fully expecting a low budget soulless mobage adaptation not unlike Nanabun. And not especially Milky Holmes Lite.

To be perfectly honest going in into the first episode initially had me fearing the show would be your typical idol show with school saving, rivals, angst and protagonist powers. Then the second episode completely and utterly shattered those expectations to become something special. I mean, this is a show with a goddamned lesbian cabaret club. It’s wacky and insane and thankfully the idol stuff is kept to a minimum and the justifications ... for idol activities in a fantasy setting are done well enough.

It's clear a lot of thought and effort has been put into what is essentially a mobage ad. The setting and backgrounds are beautiful and the faux-mediterranean setting is a welcome change for a fantasy setting that doesn't reuse the same medieval europe isekai template. Even minor background characters have interesting developments like that one couple who appears in backgrounds and breaks up by the end of the show. It's great and proof that nothing is taken for granted or regarded as some throwaway prop. Even the final plot twist had been telegraphed since the beginning of the show.

Of course, that's not why I enjoyed the show so much. And it's not because of the mediocre songs as well (some are decent though). It's largely the cast and characters and how damedame they all are. Seriously. An early episode for instance has them chasing a duck to a pier. Now the standard expected gag would be for the gang and the duck to fall into the river only for the duck to swim away, but in Lapis Relights the duck instead vaults over them and into a separate trap laid by members of the group who didn't jump into the river. It's great seeing how incompetent everyone (apart from Alpha) is, and the inter/intra group dynamics shine brightly because of this interplay. For lack of a better description, it really is Milky Holmes lite but in a fantastical setting.

I did wish supernova got more exposure and screentime than what we got in the anime, to better establish them as a more antagonistic group, maybe have Yue develop more of a rivalry with Tia, but spreading out the focus to everyone else is good too. The 19 or so other cast members all receive sufficient characterization and are all uniquely distinctive enough in personalities and character relationships, and it is genuinely fun to see each new episode to see how everyone interacts with everyone else. The show really establishes good chemistry between each character no matter how unlikely the groupings are, and it's a real shame the show is only 12 episodes long. I know they wouldn't do this, but I really wanna see a sequel to this to further flesh everyone out.

So, while the idol performances were more of a distraction that anything, the show still succeeds with strong character relationships and great humour. It has been a long while since a Damedame show has graced the post-Milky Holmes era, but Lapis Relights shows the spirit of Damedame is still strong.

7/10

"Just another CGDCT idol anime with the right amount of everything CGDCT idol enthusiasts need." - Yes, this is Lapis Re:LiGHTs.

Lapis Re:LiGHTs felt somewhat like Little Witch Academia but without the fantasy adventure thrill. Regardless of its unperceivable story the cuteness, good songs and soft yuri baits and teases makes up for everything, making the show overall better to a certain extent.

Expect water if you asked a server in a restaurant for water. I'm just going to point this out for people who are planning to watch Lapis Re:LiGHTs : "If you're here for something else which isn't CGDCT or idol then you ... won't get it."

All in all Lapis Re:LiGHTs honestly could've been better than a lazy attempt of copying or mixing aspects of shows such as AKB0048 and/or Little Witch Academia. Yes, I don't mind things like these but I do feel like adding a touch of excitement or big burst of thrill sensations along with a bit more uniquity would make this show better than what it is in the present. A bland happiness.

Recommended to all CGDCT and idol homies out there. This is a must watch for y'all.

Want to state first that this is a review that is covering the first few episodes, to tell you if you should pick up this series or not. So here goes.

There are a lot of good points about this show so far, but also a bit of bad.

One massive good point is that the art style is vibrant, colourful, and pretty to look at. A major plus there, as having good art to look at, really is great for a watching experience. No matter if it comes to the characters themselves, or the spells that they used, or the backgrounds we see. Another good ... point is that it's cute girls doing cute things with magic thrown on top. Who wouldn't like that? The music is also very relaxing, it's a nice and chill anime.

The bad points, I'd honestly say so far the plot is a little eeeh in some areas, as while cute girls doing cute things with magic can be some's cup of tea, but it can also be boring as hell to some. As you may be wondering if it'll pick up. So while it's a good thing, it can also be a bad. The characters could also might seem a little bland, but they're pretty decent overall. as they have a range of personalities to really stand out as characters, and there is a bunch of them to get to know.

With how the story is set up from the 1st episode, it honestly took my interest, as I'm curious to see how far they'd progress in this magic school, and another element of the show that really made me wanna play a game that's within the show. So far it's been pretty good, bit of a slow pace, but it's alright.

Would I say pick it up? I'd say yes, it's pretty alright so far, and again, if this suits you, go for it.

Lapis Re:LiGHTs (2020)

This show was unexpected in the show's story since it did not give much away until it basically started. It comes with a strong start to a dull middle and a rushed ending but it is still a fairly good ride if you enjoy idols and music. It is a really unusual take of the magical realms you normally see since it is filled with so much joy despite awful happenings in the background. Almost the most part of civilization is oblivious to the truth.

The show uses mostly a good level of art but at times goes off somewhat unexpectedly bad. The ... worst part of this show is the CGI that gets used during the orchestras since it is an appalling change of detail to get those sequences. It is like two different sets of teams made the show and didn't talk to each other on art forms. That said it is still crisp just a bit clunkier. The art when separated falls between good and bad but together is somewhat mediocre.

Sound is the best part of the show. The ED and OP are really good quality but the orchestras are what steals the show since they are diverse and wonderful.

Character development goes pretty deep at times but nothing special is really brought forward about anyone since no one is really very interesting or unique. The main cast set does get some great backstories but some are also left out to an extent. There are many characters you wish to know about.

Kaede, Maryberry and Garnett form the cutest and best girls of the show in my opinion. I often find those who are not the main cast can be more desirable.

I would say the show is very enjoyable from a sound standpoint. The story is somewhat rushed and dull in places but is also well put together.

I would give the show a pretty solid 7/10 despite its flaws on the basis of the music and the enjoyment for the most part. A second season could be welcomed but I also do not think it would be necessarily needed.

I’ll say it now, coming from the perspective as someone who doesn’t usually like Idol anime/games: Lapis Re:LiGHTs was surprisingly good.

The only substantial issue present is the VAST difference in quality between episodes, switching from borderline putting me to sleep to downright amazing. As a result, I think I’ll have to discuss them separately in four “sub-reviews”, if you will.

Episodes I & II: 8/10
This series has a very strong start, introducing us to five likeable (albeit somewhat cliche) characters and a promising storyline. Teasers for future backstory plot points regarding Tiara’s sickness and the significance of her- well, tiara, also help to really draw you ... in with that building mystery.

Episodes III, IV, V, & VI: 4/10
Absolutely nothing of value is added here, with about twenty characters introduced in a manner so rapid fire it ensures you won’t be able to care about any of them. The only redeeming qualities here are the segments featuring the main five characters, and quite frankly, I wish they had kept the cast to that much more manageable sizing. This filler marathon is by far the show’s weakest point, being unbearable to the point of almost making me drop the show by episode V. Thankfully, I decided to stick it out, something which I was very happy about later on.

Episodes VII, VIII, & IX: 7/10
From this point onwards, the show seems to regain its sense of direction, focusing in on the story to a degree which builds upon plot points set up in the first two episodes. I can’t reveal much without spoilers, but the twist at he very end of this arc(?) genuinely had me on the edge of my metaphorical seat as I eagerly anticipated what was to come.

Episodes X, XI, & XII: 9/10
Now THIS is what I was hoping for when I first picked this anime up. These final three episodes incorporate a fantastic mix of drama, magic, and song/dance numbers, leaving me glad I stuck out that earlier mess just to see this. While the ending isn’t perfect (this was clearly meant to have a second season, but after the game’s closing and overall minimal interest in the project, that never came to fruition), it’s satisfying enough and closes all of the major plot threads which had been opened throughout the series. In all, this finale was by far the highlight of Lapis Re:LiGHTs.

OVERALL THOUGHTS:
If you’re looking to watch this, and you aren’t willing to be EXTREMELY patient with unrelated filler, I would recommend watching episodes 1 and 2, then immediately skipping to episode 7 and watching until the end. Otherwise, this is definitely a solid series which is at least worth giving a shot.

Lapis was probably my second or third favourite show of Summer 2020. Going into the series I had never heard of it, but my interest was piqued by the combination of idol girls and mahou shojo, both of which I love. After all, who doesn't enjoy cute anime girls singing and fighting monsters, right? Luckily, I was not disappointed at all and was actually rather taken a back by the quality of writing and the great characters in the show.

The story, for me, was actually rather unique and managed to put a cool spin on common idol tropes. I found the concept of the ... witch academy and magic being intertwined to music to be very fun. The humour managed to land with me, which is always a plus with anime and the girls are just damn cute. You really can't ask for much more in this genre and I think Lapis will provide an enjoyable experience for anyone looking for a fun watch. You'll become emotionally invested in the girls and their journey as well learn a few new songs along the way.

My only negative point to the show is that it's only 12 eps long. It's certainly been a nice way to kick off my weekends for the past 3 months and I will really miss it. Fortunately, we do have a manga for more content.

Lapis Re:Lights gets 10 gems out of 10 from me.

This is review is coming from someone who just watches anime for fun and not really knit-picky about a lot of stuff but if you want an anime to have a good time but not a long time, Lapis Re:LiGHTs isnt a bad choice! I didnt know LRL at all until I heard about the anime but I then learned there was a game for it so it's been a thing for a while it seems.

As previous reviews say, the plot isnt based on anything /big/ besides the evolution of the protagonist with a goal with friends with other side stories. But Im not ... picky at what I want to watch.
I personally enjoy it overall! The character designs and personalities are fun, the setting of anime is really nice like how they created a pretty elaborate universe of both idol, fantasy, and magical girl together, and I gotta say the songs the unit groups have are pretty good anime-idol wise! Their music is more, I guess like fit for 2016 and up as anime songs for fans in late teens to young adult(?)

The anime got cute girls, great interactions between the characters, an interesting universe, and catchy songs so give the anime a try!

Lapis Re: LiGHTs (LiGHTs) is for me one of the most beautiful animes in a long time, where people also sing.
Not only that the songs are atmospheric and heartfelt, the characters and their various characteristics came across very well. The story also had a wonderful flow of time and you felt picked up at all times and you didn't have the feeling that it was stretched with senseless story.
So much was packed into the 12 episodes that it was neither too much nor too little. I also found the dance animations wonderful and you hardly noticed any overlapping images.
I'm blown away when ... it comes to this anime and would love to see more of it, including the second season, but since I don't know how far the light novel or the manga is, I just hope for it.
And the 12th episode even made me happy with big tears, it was so beautiful for me the episode. So look at it and judge for yourself but you have to be ready to see an anime of the special kind.
10 out of 10 stars. Ps that is only my impression and my opinion that does NOT have to agree with others.

Wow, this one really surprised me. It's a pretty good music/idol anime that I never heard of before. I'm glad I gave it a chance.

The story, while it's pretty fast-pace and a bit cheesy at times, I think that it told what it needed to tell from it's initial premise. But 12 episodes isn't really enough to flesh out the plot to bring out some depth or meaningful messages to it. Though I really enjoyed the story nonetheless.
But regardless of that, this show really has some trouble in balancing the magic and reality aspect of it. There's no fine line on what magic can and ... can't do and it's always just so convenient when magic works in certain episodes but suddenly isn't even used in other episodes.
The settings of this anime is also quite shaky. There's a lot left unexplored and unexplained. Though it's mainly just it's missing potential and not really plot breaking problem of sorts.

The characters are quite trope-y but it's understandable since there's A LOT of characters here. Mostly they are here for Waifu bait (and Yuri bait cause why not), but that doesn't stop them from being forgettable or something. The only characters that I forgot are the ones that get zero to no focus so I think that the rest of the characters are good and got pretty decent spotlight.
The main cast isn't as strong as I think, but Lavie mah girl carried the team. Everything she does is so crazy that it's entertaining. She a great girl.

The animation is pretty fucking good. Considering that they ain't Sunrise (known for Love Live franchise, undoubtedly the Best music/idol anime), I think they made a decent job for the CG models. My only complaint is how they never utilized the CG models for some memorable camera work animation. It's a wasted potential tbh considering that this anime was made in 2020.
Though episode 8 had some great camera movement that utilized the CG models to it's utmost potential.
Moving on from the CG, the handrawn scenes from this anime is great. It's consistently drawn and never go off-models. It's just pretty to look at.

The music is one of the most important, arguably the most important, aspect for Music/idol animes. So how does this one do? Well, pretty f-cking good.
While there's no immediate bangers like in other music anime, the songs are consistent and catchy that I never found anything that I didn't like.
Though the opening and ending are bangers. One of the most underrated op/ed that I've heard yet.

Overall, it's just a good music anime. It's probably one of the better anime adaptation of a game.
(6.6/10)

Im in the mood nowadays to try genre of anime that is not really my type and one of these genres is the musiclal ( idol and moe stuff). I have a low expectation for this anime because of its episode 1 but fortunately i didn't drop it immediately because later episodes become more livelier and funnier because of the other cast specially the Ashley+Lavie. Well as for the story of this anime it is the result of mixture of fantasy+idol anime. It is an idol anime set in a setting wherein girls who aspire to become a witch will have to attend this academy ... and raise their points and their ranking. To do that you have to form a group to help each other raise points. The animation and music in the anime is good, the good thing about the 1st episode is the good singing voice of our main girl Tiara. Her voice really captivates my heart in the scene although i was really bored for the first episode. Then every other episode other groups and character will be introduced. They have their own unique theme and vibe to look forward to. Overall all it is a decent idol anime, having a mediocre plotline but entertaining cast so I was entertained so far by this anime. For waifu? Im still choosing XD But it is worth it to watch? Yes it is! If you're looking a mixture of fantasy and idols with good funny scenes you must try this one. I'll give it a 7/10

A unique school idol anime in a fantasy setting. Think Harry Potter but with singing and less plot. I really enjoyed all the songs featured in the anime to the point that I bought anime ost album. Unfortunately the story is not very memorable or complex which is usually the standard for most idol animes. Characters are cute and likeable, although I personally thought that the main girls were overshadowed by other idol units.

Overall, give this anime a try if you are into idol genre and looking for decent j-pop music. This anime definitely deserves 9/10 for it's music and most likely 7.5/10 for ... everything else.

If you try to read a review for this kind of genre, it means you already consider to join the deepest lowest & moe-est part of anime world, which is Music Idol. No matter what genre you’re watching, your friends & families will still call you a weebs anyway, so why don’t you just go full throtle diving here to the unexplored Atlantis. Expand your world and find your amusement, then we can finally said “Welcome, my fellow fking weebs.”
Actually it’s not fully my rights to said that because it’s my first time diving here, so I tried to give a review from a newcomer ... point of view.

Lapis Re:Lights is like a music idol anime that didn’t show too much of the idol part. While other idol animes doing a perform in hope for gathering popularity, instead these girls doing that for collecting mana.. I mean collecting peoples feelings to be the power source of the city. Maybe the story introduction looks generic, a girls school where they make groups to sing and get extra score, when low score group might be expelled from school, there’s also a group ranking discrimination here. By that setting from Ep1 you can expect where the story leads to, but I’m not going to convince you to change that view because they kinda got me halfway there, not gonna lie.

If you came here looking for a good performance, I can’t guarantee that. Best I can offer is Ep2 ending, if you like it you can keep going. Some costumes is cute & cool but personally I don’t like overly exposing tops especially for lolis so I don’t like the japanese trio and the only duo here. They try to add magic on this anime for fighting or daily life purpose, also for the shows where a lots of light popping up and other effects to spice up the stage. The lights makes a cube following their gesture, and other generic shape like star or candy. I like the idea but too much magical things sometimes make us unable to fully enjoy the show. Bungee jumpin between buildings, that’s for story pupose so it’s ok. Flying too high in the sky, is it for the plot? Quickly changing camera angle, my brains tremble.... I can’t keep up with that. But there are many good use of magic here when we follow their daily life like when the sport match, it’s highly entertaining.

If you came here for story plot, for me it’s good enough. But if you want that kind of PLOT, wrong place dude, there’s a lot of generic isekai out there. While following the main group, we also get to see 2 others groups dealing with their internal problem but don’t worry, our MC is not K*rito taking too much role meddling with other business which is nice for me, while the 2 high rank group didn’t have problem to begin with, we still get to see their funny interaction. For a large number of cast, it’s normal to see a diverse personality as well. Most of them can keep their consistency with the growth pace which is great, but I spot a character kinda out of trail. Early she can comfort the others when they in trouble, so mature despite her appearance. But later Eps she timidly run away after getting a huge task, I know it’s for building more tense for the final problem but there are some other girl fits better to fill the role.

If you don’t care much about the performance but still enjoying just the music. This is a good one for you. Indeed, not all ost is good but I can recommend some of them that hits me well. I dont know if the creator team being unfair or it’s just my taste but only MC group songs that's all good & have more than twice songs than others, a total of 5 with ED song Planetarium, 1st perform 700 million ..something, reuniting Watashi no Na wa Hikari, final perform Your Light, also first & last song we heard A.R.I.A. Other group with best overall performance is the highest rank supernova in both 2 songs. The rest is just 1 good song each, introduction of ghost girl, and final perform of trio waitress but it so sort, also don’t forget the opening by all stars, by the way as I mentioned before I don't like JP trio & the only duo here. Unfortunately, we didn’t get much of Hanazawa Kana singing. If you like it, please consider buy the original soundtrack next november (maybe).

I really like this anime. In terms of the storyline, the songs that are sung in this anime are very good and the characters have their own characteristics. But I don't know if this anime doesn't have a 2nd season. I'm a bit sad because this idol-themed anime and music is really good. I hope everyone will enjoy the storyline and all aspects of this anime. And the art of the images that are displayed make this anime feel alive as well as the characters and plot. I'm very grateful that this anime has a season 2😊.
I think the author of this anime story is ... very genius