When I started watching the first season, I thought it was cool the proposal of a school where meritocracy comes above all and students have to earn their food, their grade and everything within the school through a points system. The proposal was cool in the first episodes of the first season, but I think now the anime has lost too much of what was proposed.
First, A Horikita has become a boring and irritating character in the work, where her only job is to build the continuation of the story.
The protagonist has that serious and cold aura. But his backstory is literally very uncaptivating and that in the story itself didn't add anything. It was just another way to fill the story with irrelevant factors.
When I think of a SCHOOL anime, I think of an environment where you have to at least follow the basic laws of normal citizenship. But they don't even follow the basics of a school. Class D's teacher is a totally poorly written character. And the school break up into gangs that commit crimes at the school, such as assaults and vandalism to the point of leaving a girl to suffer from hypothermia. If the work wanted to put Ryuuen as a delinquent, fine. But the anime is completely lost in the construction of this character, leaving him superficial and damaging to the story. I think it's perfectly acceptable to put heavier things in anime and I think it's something even good to explore, however, in this context it's a terrible thing. This second season has bizarre technical failures, a very poor art direction using repeated sprites several times and the script is broken.
If you're going to watch it, I recommend you keep in mind that all the pretext the anime gave you in the first season is wasted in the second.
