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.
