Decent timekiller, but borderline cringey

Brilliant show about the dynamic between predator and prey. Also, furries.

It's a good follow-up season, not much to say. I hope that there's not more; this season ended nicely, but god, the manga goes downhill after this.

The show is fantastic only when the Manager isn't around.

It's softcore Beastars. Tries to be deeper than it probably should've, and it falls flat because of that.

The first half is fantastic. The second half is garbage filler.

Solid standalone, but easily forgettable.

Nothing super notable but still an enjoyable watch about a society with dragons.

Shallow characters make it easy for self-insert. Beautiful scenery and OST. Very sad.

Very strong opening few episodes. It slows down for a few around the middle, right before kicking it into high gear. A mecha show done right.

Weaker character development and a messier story than S1, but still enjoyable. Very bittersweet.

I'm not sure how to feel about this. The first 2/3rds are fantastic, and the final episode is pretty alright. But everything between that is grueling garbage that drags down the quality of the show.

It's not written very well, too many "haha well actually, YOU fell right into my trap!" moments. Apparently the source has Akira's internal thoughts more, which is meant to help mitigate that but... eh, I just don't care. It's not a particularly well executed survival / death game.

Constant tonal and artistic shifts make this hard to recommend, but it's still a solid watch. Don't expect a fight anime, the fights are more of an accessory than the focus.

There is 0 substance, just a POV of a guy pressuring girls to show him their tits and/or panties.

The trashiest show I've ever seen, with dozens of facepalms, groans, and sighs of frustration per episode. Honestly funny sometimes though, but it's objectively trashy.

It's about a man who is trying to find out who cursed his body, and the conflict between sorcerers and humans. The plot sort of goes in circles, so it doesn't feel like *that* much is accomplished, storywise. Still, the world and characters are some of the best I've seen, I love everyone involved.

The premise is interesting, but MC is SUPER fucking annoying for the first 5 or so episodes. I roll my eyes every time the twat says "10 million." *HOWEVER*, the show has grown on me since.

Same old, same old.

I am a Kevin Penkin simp, and he carries this show hard. The show in general is pretty good, but I can't quite help but feel it's missing... something. I can't quite put my finger on it. The 3D is actually really good, not gonna lie.

Lust and Winry were pretty underused tbh, and I'm not a fan of how casually Ed/Al drop that they committed a taboo, esp in the first half. Aside from that, the story is extremely well rounded, ESPECIALLY considering the sheer size of the story, and I love a majority of the cast.

The first 3 cases are really solid, but the 4th case is really messy, unorganized, and drags on for too long. The art style for the backgrounds is always a joy to see.

THE premiere isekai, nothing tops it.

Nagatoro could top me if she wanted.

The art and sound are fine, but it's extremely fucking funny. Well worth every second. I just wish a couple of the characters got a little more screentime (specifically bird girl)

Bonus 13th episode. Same as the series.

It's just missing something, I'm not sure what.

Strong worldbuilding (not as good as the reviews on this site might say), and it gets a little dry in the middle, but overall a very enjoyable watch!

It's just solid, I guess. Ep19 is wayy overhyped. First half of Ep26 is wayy underhyped.

Alice and Iska are literally the only characters that have any fragment of a character trait. They work well together, but every other character is left to the dust. They, along with the art, are the only redeeming qualities of this show. Unsatisfying ending.

I almost dropped this one right out the gate, but I'm really glad I didn't. Great philosophical reflections. My favorite stories are the Popular Society, the Book Critics, and the Real Blue Sky. It's a gem.

It's fine, doesn't quite have the same charm as the original series, though.

I could gush about this show for hours. Everything is so well thought out, its a near-perfect isekai.

It's just as good as the first season, just for different reasons. Continues it's world building and expands upon it's cast.

I'm so unbelievably disappointed by this season. Read my review if you want my full thoughts.

https://myanimelist.net/reviews.php?id=388512

Brilliant soundtrack, interesting story, and phenomenal visuals. Ignore the pedo-bait and it's a literal fucking masterpiece.

Builds upon S1 and continues to show that MiA is the best anime I've ever seen.

Some neat little fanservice about best boy Maruruk. It develops his character a little bit more, which is nice, because we'll probably never meet him again.

Largely uninteresting and underdeveloped characters, but the show is definitely carried by it's premise. Slowly gets development at the end, but not quite enough.

I'm a sucker for worlds with unique, rigid rules.

Kuroneko is way better than Kirino, but Sena Akagi makes me want to blow my brains out.

Breathtaking atmosphere

Really strange art style, but it fits well. Music is always spot on.

Re:Zero fucking slaps, if you've gotten far enough to watch S2P2, you know how good it is. This has the same quality, if not better, compared to the previous seasons.

It's a decent ending that feels a bit rushed. Apparently they crammed the same amount of manga chapters as the first season into only 4 episodes, instead of a full 12. You can definitely see that the budget is tight in this, with almost all background characters being a blue or pink blob.

Provides an excellent conclusion to the series. Everything wraps up very nicely.

Adorable, wholesome fun! Fantastic show to watch and unwind to.

This show takes a WHILE to really get going, which is it's major downside. It gets good, but it takes almost too long to get there.

My first true "Slice of Life" show. Music reminds me of Enya. Strong final episode but the show is *extremely* slow.