Kanojo mo Kanojo Season 2

Wow a sequel of a harem anime, what should i do, should i watch it? if this is your thought while reading this im recommending you not to watch it. Before i share my take on this anime i want to tell how and why am i watching this, back when KnK still new with season1, i was curious about the premise of having 2 girlfriends story, a bit new to me and i don't read the manga, so i come in blind. The result? "EWWW" i can't watch the season 1 seriously due to frequently i found myself cringing, hard cringing to the point ... where idc about the story anymore and just skip. I have a pretty low bar on anime, im easily entertained by typical isekai anime and bland harem anime like this but this one is just on another level. This Anime makes me (who have very low bar on anime quality) cringe so much to the point where i will find myself telling other to avoid this series. What make me watch s2 if i don't like the s1 you may ask? again because i have low standard and i kinda curious about Shino's feeling, and SHINO IS THE GOAT, SHE CARRIED THIS WHOLE SEASON. But i still no recommending you to watch this.

Here are my takes about this anime:
A) PROs:
1. Shino's hard carried the whole season's storyline (not even that great) but still a better story than s1.
2. Less cringe moments, comparing to s1, there is less cringe (where i want to skip and forget about what i just saw) moment in s2 (but there is still some)
3. I fell into the s1 rabbit hole and got curious about Shino's feeling. (its underwhelming and not worth watching, if there were someone who told me about this before i start s1, i won't watch this.

B) CONs;
1. Cringe, Cringe and Cringe. My cringe bar is really low, but even this anime still make me shiver in cringe and want to brainwash and delete what i just watched
2. Lame storyline, the one who have character development in this series is Shino. The other just act like you have never been in a social relationship
3. Too far from social interaction we know, i know this might be a hot takes because anime or fantasy tend to be far from reality but this anime is on another level. Its like the character interaction in this anime was written based on someone's wet dream, yes wet dream.

In conclusion, i regret watching this anime but also glad i see what happen to Shino and fed my curiosity. I have low bar so this anime got 4(super low in my rating). I won't be watching s3 (if there is ever one). and ewwww

When you click on a show like this one you can't expect it to be smart. It's just a dumb funny anime, with a lot of fanservice and stupid situations.

With that said, this second season was not as funny as the first one. You find way more situations that only exist to build drama in a show that should not focus on drama. There was drama everywhere and I watched it all just because Shino is my favorite, but even then there where funny things on every episode.

I'd say it's still entertaining, but can't blame anyone disliking it.

I prefer this anime when the characters are still filled with three women.
Saki, Nagisa, Mirika.
However, in the second season, a disturbing character named Shino appears, I think this character is very annoying.
There are no tsundere elements but hypocrisy, talks about other people's relationships, and says it's for the sake of his best friend, but actually has hidden intentions.

Compared to the other three female characters, Shino always expresses his opinion so that his friends' relationship becomes closer, but basically she also likes MC.

This is made worse by the many accident scenes between Naoya and Shino, which always happen at certain times.
Makes this annoying character ... Love Naoya even more.

Ah, the perplexities of this season left me pondering—why persist with this anime? For those in need of context, the protagonist harbors an enduring affection for Sakisaki, a Tsundere who eventually succumbs after a year-long requests from the MC. Then, enter another girl, a Dandere, who propositions the protagonist. To add to the curious love tale, the protagonist, in a fit of empathy, seeks permission from his original girlfriend to date both—surprisingly granted. But hold on, the saga doesn't cease there! A well-known streamer, a Goudere, harbors fervent feelings for our protagonist, despite his reluctance. And rounding off the quartet, Saki's best friend, a Kuudere, ... joins this convoluted entanglement.

Season 2 ventures deeper, albeit in an entirely unrealistic manner—heed my warning, do not take it seriously. This anime embraces absurdity, and it's within this approach that it finds its entertainment value. From cringe-worthy moments to exaggerated scenes inducing a few chuckles, it is, for me, an average series—a watchable distraction for moments of idle amusement. Yet, it lacks the allure to beckon me back for a revisit.