Audience reviews
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Douglas_David
The only bad thing that this anime leaves in the person is the longing and sadness that it ended! What a well written work! And, regarding the continuation of the stories, Haruka's was the coolest and the one with the best dramatic writing! In addition to being my favorite character for being the prettiest and funniest, she conquers anyone with her friendliness and charisma. Sae in second because her development after dating was very high and well written too. Even showing what happened between them in adult life. It was certainly the cutest arc. Tsukasa's arc was also very good and was the most complex with a big plot right at the end of the first episode of the season. Kaoru's I considered weaker compared to the first season but it was the most adventurous arch by the couple. I found the…
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The sequel that was better than the original.
This is coming from an anime-only POV.
While season one was good, I found it certainly has weak spots in that several of the character arcs were weak, and that the quality of overall anime was definitely uneven. While I for one, enjoyed the Kaoru/Haruka/Class Rep arcs in season one, I found the others "ok", or "decent enough".
In season 2, they essentially fix this problem. Even for the characters I previously didn't care about, I found their stories at least moderately engaging.
It's feel good "happily ever after" stories that surprisingly, were better than the the original "how" of how these characters got together.
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Amigami SS+ is the sequal to the anime Amagami SS adapted from the visual novel Amagami. Season 2 is not adapted from the visual novel unlike it's predecessor, and mainly focuses on the continuation of each girls relationship with the MC Tachibana Junichi. It tells the story of how Junichi tries to continue his relationships with all the girls despite Ai's anxiety caused by him preparing for college, Sae's lack of time for him due to her being focused on the cultural festival, Haruka wanting to get married after her graduation, Kaoru wanting to further extend their relationship and take that next big step, Rihoko still unable to express her obvious feelings for him and Tsukasa running for student council president, all told using a 2 episodic format allocated for each heroine. First of all…
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Amagami SS returns once again for a second season, this time making my complaint about the shortness of each character's arc even worse by having only 2 episodes devoted to each love interest. And these arcs pick up after the first season, meaning if you want to pick up one after the other, it'll make for a very kaleidoscopic viewing order. For fans of VN novels, I suspect this anime will be perfect viewing material. I, however, found this style frustrating and conflicting to the emotional core that should've been the point of the story. At this point I can't empathize with our protagonist Junichi Tachibana. Yes, getting dumped on Christmas Eve was a way to start the story, but where it is taken from there is more crucial, a point this anime seems to miss. 6/10
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I came to Amagami SS+ Plus to get, as the title says, more of the same. I got, however, a very nice surprise.
Amagami SS focuses on each girl's route, while Amagami SS+ Plus focuses on the afterthought. Junichi has to deal with different situations regarding his different relationships, which is interesting to see.
Don't get me wrong, it's still a harem anime, and you'll get a lot of enjoyment out of it, but this time around there's more on the table. While some situations seem outlandish, some others not so much.
If you enjoyed Amagami SS, you'll enjoy Amagami SS+ Plus even more. It gives a sense of closure, and you'll definitely get that feel of "Happy I saw this".
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This review covers Amagami SS+, as well as the first season. It is also spoiler free.
Amagami SS is a series that tries to play romance in a different way using an omnibus format. Unfortunately it fails to deliver engaging, interesting, or otherwise fun stories for the viewers.
Despite the low rating I'm giving this series, I wouldn't say I hate it - I just find it incredibly boring.
STORY:
This is a romance anime in an omnibus format. If you are not familiar with that term, it means that there are many girls and many arcs, and each girl gets her own arc. You can think of each arc as a parallel universe because they have their own endings and there's no continuity between each arc.
Anyway, Because of this, it's hard to rate the story as a whole, but we can talk about the arcs on avera…
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Amagami SS + Plus further raised the level of its premise. The plot continues the same but with a continuation that surpasses its predecessor Each part of a heroine speaks of the relationship of a boy with a different girl, type a universe for each type of relation of the protagonist with a heroine. This is cool because this anime does not deal with treason much less than harem. This is a girl with a certain personality to make a pair with him. It still remains as an anime with a light storyline, good moments of laughter and striking endings for each heroine, and may be better than others.
Those who watch will be able to select their best story and their best plot for themselves, without needing to get into controversial issues of who is the best.
Amagami SS + Plus elevou ainda mais o n…
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Disclaimer
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The following review is mostly spoiler-free (except for two marked locations), and is meant for users who are curious about whether to watch the show or not. While I write reviews with this focus, and the goal of presenting the show with little bias, it is impossible to write a completely unbiased review. Feel free to disagree with any of my opinions, and ultimately decide for yourself how you feel about the show after watching it yourself!
Additionally, due to this being the second season of Amagami SS, it should go without saying that you need to watch season 1 of the show before even considering or understanding this review. My review is based off of my first season review, therefore it would be good to check that out if you want full critiques of the s…
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Yup. I love this series that much.
Amagami SS+ is the second season of Amagami SS.
To put it bluntly it gives you more time with your favourite characters. It serves to show what happens with certain girls after the relationship is established as well as to actually establish the relationship with the one that got left out.
The music was excellent as always.
The characters were perfect and believable. All in all this is the standard which all dramatic slice of lifers should be measured against.
I cannot honestly say more about it.
If you enjoyed Amagami SS then you'll love this one.
Simple as that and I love simple.
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***This is a spoiler free review***
Words of advice, if you decide this is an anime you wish to watch, I STRONGLY encourage you watch its first season, Amagami SS first as it will add to the overall enjoyment of this season.
Amagami SS+ is the continuation of last season’s Amagami SS. It is a direct sequel and follows roughly the same episodic format of its predecessor. Each female lead is given a two episode arc that once completed, goes back to the beginning of the timeline and focuses on another female lead. These episodes are meant to provide closure for last season’s episodes as not every female was given a canon ending.
Story: 7/10
Amagami SS+ tries very hard to provide appropriate closure to each character’s romance, but some come off too forced due to the restricted two episode…
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Ah, nothing like a good victory lap.
The music for Amagami SS+ Plus (is that said Amagami SS plus plus?) was pretty much the same quality as the first season. Alright.
There's a nice mini-story for each of the girls, which serve to more fully flesh out their relationships with Junichi. Honestly, these episodes should have been stuffed into the first season to make things feel more complete. If I could go to my past self, I'd tell him to watch the 4-episodes arcs of Season 1 and then the 2-episode arcs of Season 2 for each girl together. Seriously. Try it out.
The art still has me going "meh." The background art is completely fine, but I just straight up dislike the art style for the characters. Meh. Same as the first season.
The characters are pretty much the same as the first season,…
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Amagami SS was an interesting take on the harem genre, with the main character rotating through different routes spanning two seasons. Amagami SS Plus revisits lucky man Junichi's world with a promise of additional content. However, given that viewers from Amagami already know that Junichi is 6 out of 6 (7 out of 6 if you include OVAs), what can another season's worth of episodes add?
I would actually classify this series as more of an OVA than a regular series, as plot-wise there isn't much to anticipate. As you are basically watching for more cute character interactions, this is primarily for fans of the original Amagami series. There is minor plot attached to each of the six arcs (in almost reverse order of the original season so you have to really wait for Haruka this time) but for th…
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Amagami SS+ Plus is the sequel of Amagami SS+. The series is more of a side story than continuation of the first season but still gives the excitement that made us want more of Amagami.
Story:
The set-up of the story is the same as the first season where it is divided into story arcs focusing on one heroine. The sequence is different in the first season whereas the last heroine covered is the first one in this sequel. As I stated before, this more of a side story in which they show different events happening after the end of each arc on the first one. I say it is more of a side story because there is not much development that may affect the series. But even though it is a side story, it is still good because it shows the lax side of the characters.
Art:
There is not much difference in th…
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Amagami SS had a great cast of girls to work with and it always left itself on a high note (well...5/6 times, anyways). Amagami SS+ though....while not bad (I've seen much worse in the harem genre), doesn't quite hit all the sweet spots that it's prequel series did.
(+) The animation was top notch and the character designs look a lot nicer. Even with whatever qualms I have with the stories, seeing the followups on the girls is really nice. I LOVED Haruka's story and it was easily the best one, including that ending. The secondary characters were just as fun as they were before. And we totally need more Jessica and Risa. :)
(-) On the whole, I only really enjoyed one out of six scenarios, which is a little sad honestly. Just a quick thought on each of them: by far the worst was Kaoru's, s…
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I'll be writing a review for this because I absolutely fell in love with this series.
Also, this review will be for both seasons.
There will probably be spoilers.
Amagami SS and SS+ Plus is a story about Tachibana, Junichi. A young man who got stood up on a Christmas date, leaving him traumatized and afraid to fall in love. Two years later, he'll encounter a certain woman. A woman who'll bring him back up to his feet and learn to love once again.
Amagami SS is based on a PS2 Dating sim and is viewed in an omnibus format. Basically, there are 4 episodes (For the first season) for each of the 6 heroines and those 4 episodes tell what happens if Junichi goes after a specific girl.
Amagami SS+ is the second season and it shows the events that took place after each of the first season'…
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This is the second season of the franchise, although on the first seasons they showed the future life on some arcs.
The Story is good, some Arcs showing a critical conflict, and the rest of the arcs is just showing the continuation of their romance life, Still, the romance is awesome as usual.
Looks like there's no change on the Art, but just Color improvements.
I Love all the seiyuu's, the OP and ED, i don't have anything to say, it's awesome, Azusa's voice is just so good!
I Haven't review the first season because i forget a couple things, The Characters itself has a nice concepts and models, all the Characters has the back-story and a hidden problems, that's making the anime more interesting.
As usual, i Enjoy the anime...
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2nd season of Amagami feels weaker than 1st one. Only 2 series for each heroine is too few to create some intriguing plot, however there are still decent plot twists in some of the arcs. To be honest its difficult to distinguish 2nd season of Amagami as separate anime and not just a few extra episodes to 1st season. In this spotlight you can actually like it, but still it feels more like some extra not the standalone product
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Here is my first review, so please go easy on me....
Introduction : when i saw this anime for first time, i know this anime would be awesome, why? since the artwork and how beautiful the girl in it... and i think thats enough reason for me to try watching it.
STORY : 9/10
Since this anime focussing on love story, i would say this anime present an interesting love story than another love anime. I mean, come on. who doesnt like to see a MC dating into 6 six different girls and see the lovey dovey talks between them? and absolutely i am the one who loves to see MC dating into the girl who bump into him. The main point is the story in this anime is so unique, you wouldn't find an anime like this anymore.
ARTWORK 10/10
Like i said before, this artwork is the reason why i am watching this ani…
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Hahaha... this second season, i love it, for Morishima-sempai's arc, Ai Nanasaki's arc ....and the funniest at all... episode 13. I can't stop laughing like crazy man when watching it!!!!
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The users before me have provided very thorough reviews on this anime series, but I believe there is one area that could use some enlightening. Having watched the first season and enjoying it completely, I found this one lacking somewhat in character progression.
I'll try not to write too much of a spoiler here. Each included story, as has been said, details the afterevents some months further along, of the main protagonist's (Tachibana Junichi) choices in selecting each of the first series' heroines. While I found nothing particularly thrilling or disappointing in the stories themselves, I thought it rather confusing that, after being in a close (very, in some cases) relationship with most of the girls for an extended period of time, why they (mostly Junichi) still behave as if they bare…
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