Audience reviews
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_Bubassotto_
The continuation of the famous "teacher without a degree" anime.
The sequel retains practically everything that made the first season work. The formula remains that of a high school romantic comedy filled with misunderstandings, awkward situations, and a protagonist surrounded by various girls, each with her own personality and reasons for winning over the audience.
I really enjoyed it when I followed the original release. To me, the show always gave off a strong "To Love-Ru 2.0" vibe. Not so much because of the ecchi elements, which are much more toned down here, but because of the dynamic involving a shy protagonist navigating increasingly complicated situations alongside various heroines, all of whom get plenty of screen time and share convincing chemistry with him.
The story continu…
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While not a perfect romance anime by any means there is still something worth watching with this anime.
Holding much of the same feelings that I had for season one, there is still plenty of feel good, fun comedy and general slice of life love to keep your attention for this show, at least it did for me.
Again I found each character and their motivations to be charming and I enjoyed that this season was able to still balance each characters time together even with the addition of a new romantic interest.
This anime doesn't blow the romance genre out of the water but for a harem this is still one of the best ones out there. All I can say is that if you're turned off of romance and especially turned away from the harem genre, at least give this anime a shot!
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Nothing new that wasn't presented in the previous season.
Just more everyday episodes of the characters, however, now we have an episode of the cultural fair (as in every good school anime). We were presented with a backstory for Fumino Furuhashi that contributes to understanding her motivations regarding her choice of course, and also an open ending that hints at which girl will end up with the protagonist. The characters' relationships haven't changed, I just feel that Sawako Sekijo has become closer to Rizu Ogata. Also, like every romance anime, the ending is only in the manga, so if you want to know how it ends, you'll have to read it.
Nothing very different from the first season, just more episodes.
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Nada novo que não tenha sido apresentado na temporada an…
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Season two has it's highs and lows. Some of my favorite episodes, while also absolutely falling flat at the end. If you haven't, please go read the manga. You will find much more content, and an ACTUAL ending.
I found season two of We Never Learn to be quite a bit more enjoyable than season one, and there are a few main reasons for that.
1. Relationships between characters have already been established, and now it's a lot more interesting to watch them grow and change throughout each episode.
2. Some of these episodes are a lot more emotionally driven and serious then some of the episodes in season one.
3. The OP was better :P
There isn't a whole lot to say as I hold quite a few of the same opinions as I had from season one but oh well.
And the ending. The ending was such a let down. T…
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As a fan of the harem genre, I was expecting the usual cliches, but this anime surprised me with its unique approach.
The story follows Nariyuki Yuiga, a high school student who becomes a tutor for three intelligent but troubled girls - Fumino, Rizu, and Uruka. What sets Bokuben apart is its focus on the girls' individual struggles and strengths, rather than just their romantic interests.
The characters are well-developed and relatable, with each girl having her own distinct personality, quirks, and motivations. Fumino's naivety and kindness, Rizu's analytical mind, and Uruka's athletic prowess make for a fascinating dynamic.
The anime expertly balances humor, heartwarming moments, and character growth. Nariyuki's dedication to his students is admirable, and his interactions with each g…
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English.
In this second season it is the same as the previous one, they do not innovate at all and we see the same plots but you change a little with nothing new, seriously if you have already seen the previous one you will not find anything innovative other than the same plots seen in a different way, yes Compared to the previous one, we can see a little more development in our protagonists for the better, because we see their reasons for wanting to study this career in more depth and those of some are quite good and interesting in my opinion, that is if they did not stop Being a series where the protagonists desired the protagonist for no apparent reason other than having trusted them at the exact moment.
Español.
En está segunda temporada es lo mismo que la anterior no innovan en nada…
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"WE NEVER LEARN SECOND SEASON"
Genre- School, Slice of Life, Comedy, Harem, Romance.
"Become someone who understands the feelings of those who are incapable." A line so true yet, a dream so far to achieve when seen in the practical life of a person. What does it mean to really understand someone? What does it mean to give them comfort along the way that you help them? This is a question that many think about, though they might not put their mind to it, this is a question that crosses the mind of every individual, but the answer to this lies with the only few who name themselves as 'teachers.'
The second season of the anime is actually the best of the second season that I have come across in the general field of anime. The story of our protagonists continues from the point that it finish…
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The Anime obviously doesn't end properly, please look at the Manga for an actual ending of the series (I get told it has endings for each character).
I find this season to be a definite improvement over the last season, but for every fix it added, it made the story feel brushed off and inconsistent, no to mention, rushed.
The MC completely seems like a generic character that no one should care about but is put on a pedestal for the show. The animation isn't bad, but the CGI in the finale really sucks and is makes a migraine looking at the poor CGI. The story is improved from the previous but every episode has weird moments that really make the viewer go "The same trope for the 20th time, how creative" and doesn't add upon what the previous season had, which is really the worst part.
Th…
Read at the sourceDesi_soap
Story: 7/10
Characters: 8/10
Music: 8/10
Animation: 7/10
Enjoyment: 9/10
Overall: 8/10
I enjoyed the hell out of this series. All the characters were cute and wholesome. The story was decent and showed a fulfilling life of students trying to overcome their weakness and how Nariyuki was able to find his goal in his life. It showed us development between the MC and the girls each having such romantic exhilarating and cute moments. Animation was also somewhat beautiful. If it wasn't for the horrible CGI in episode 13 I would have rated it an eight. I am not really satisfied with the ending though because they didn't give a concrete answer on who the main heroine. If they did my rating for this anime would have gone to eight or nine. Overall it has some comedic moments and am very grateful to…
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tl;dr: A sequel season that while mostly the same gets significantly better towards the end, though then goes out really weakly.
The second season of Bokuben starts off incredibly similar to the first. It’s a series of short stories, most taking up half an episode, just showing off Nariyuki and the girls studying and such with a strong emphasis on comedy and fluff. Things never get overtly dramatic. There’s not really any sort of progression. It’s just some light fun. The issues with that also persist, such as that it can feel like it’s getting kind of stale at times if multiple episodes are watched at once. Thus, for better or worse, it’s just a continuation of what came before.
Things start changing about two thirds into the season. There’s actually some long term progression with one…
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Fun show. Five personalities as love interests. The outwardly hardened and strict teacher who's actually soft, innocent, and kind of helpless on the inside. The small punk girl who likes teasing boys and has a cutesy job where she acts completely different from her usual self in order to pay for her dreams to come to fruition. The slim, beautiful, and classy literary genius who suffers in other fields but wants to become an astrologist to be closer to her late mother. The short, busty, and short tempered mathematical genius who suffers in other fields as well, but has trouble reading people's emotions, so she wants to go into psychology. Last of all the hyper childhood friend who's an athletic genius, but requires proficiency in English for a recommendation to the university she wants to g…
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This is in a literal sense.
There are these girls who excel at specific subjects but suck in others so they confide in a tutor to help them...and no, it's not Quintessential Quintuplets, they aren't related! (though it's the same idea).
The main, Yuiga, is a know it all, what subject does he lack in? Love. But that's about to get fixed real quick.
Rizu is pretty much Shizune from Katawa Shoujo, very similar face, very similar personality, just different hair. In fact, I was waiting for her to start signing in the beginning.
Furuhashi is the cute one with blue hair. They label her as "Sleeping Beauty" because she sleeps in class. I like that, a blue haired princess. But she doesn't have a tired personality at all, she's quite vibrant and is one of the ones that I think helps Yuiga the…
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Sadly the truth is it's much of the same as the first season, a fine typically sweet anime, that adds a few extra social and relationship issues, that try to show bumps along the way.
The comedy is nice enough as the anime goes, and the development of how comfortable characters become with each other shows the development and deepening of their friendships as pretty much 5 people compete for one guy.
What subsided a bit is any tension expected between friends where me may get jealous of another, almost as if they trust the MC more, or each other not to make moves due to how socially awkward each is.
What i liked about this compared to other harems, is it pretty much inferred who he would end up with from the ending, unlike many harems, where the guy remains clueless or has no one in hi…
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CGI the only reason this isn't a 10 is because the use of CGI was really distracting and felt out of place with the frame rate of the models. It looked stiff and almost laggy especially next to the beautifully drawn 2d backgrounds and trying to mesh the two types of animation together just does not work.
That said what a ride this series was, it grabbed my attention and never let it go until the ride was over. I loved the characters and their voice actors and how they somehow made fan service lewd and wholesome at the same time was just a perfect blend. For the first time ever this is the one harem series where every girl is best girl. It doesn't matter who is on screen because each character has a strong presence no matter what is happening and you can tell the voice actors and writers p…
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This was even worst than the first season. And you thought it was impossible.
No plot for the first 7 episodes. just disconnected stories with strange coincidences, no new development or anything, just boobs. Small, big, from "inadvertently exposed", to the point of "if you want to touch them, I don't mind". And that little sister going a little too far, it's just uncomfortable.
Then 2 episodes about family, and 3 about the usual school festival, nothing really original, actually not that bad, but not enough to save the rest of the show.
It looks like the author ran out of ideas, and the studio had to fill in with very little material for most of the season.
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I thought this season was good but it got boring during episodes 6-10, i thought everything else was pretty good, but i will say this, season 1 was better. I think the series is very unique, for a romcom anime and that its worth checking out, i started reading the manga after the anime, and i can say that, this anime for the most part sticks to the original source material, and doesn't cut out important details.
Something i really like about this anime, is that the author, Tsutsui Taishi, makes all the girls likable. Throughout the whole series i have found it hard to hate any of the female leads. Usually in Harem animes there is a best girl and a girl you hate or you dont really like, but in this series i found my self liking them all. Of course i had my best girl (Furuhashi Fumino) but…
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SPOILERS (both manga and anime)
I liked this series (and still like it today), but GOD this was adapted poorly. Skipping important moments like the intruduction of Miharu (which they could have put her in a season 3, but NOPE), the sheer fact of the director being a hige Fumino fanboy, who jumped into straight into S3 material (the Fumino mini arc, episode 9-10) and jumped backed to S2 material (the festival arc, episode 11-13) just so have more Fumino screentime.
Also, that ending was not only awful, but it was a manga spoiler too. It got better, when the author confirmed that each girl getting their own routes, but it was still a letdown. And I may sound like a conspiracy theorist, but the ending may have connection with the director being a fanboy.
SPECULATION TIME
The 1st route w…
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I decided to write a review of season 2 of this show instead of season 1 because I personally believed I had a little more content on my hands to assess compared to the first season.
Bokutachi Wa Benkyou Ga Dekinai, or more commonly referred to as BokuBen, is your typical high school slice-of-life romcom happily married to a traditional harem-style anime. Thus, it can be conclusively said that this anime is about laughing alongside our quirky cast instead of coming to appreciate the more subtle parts of story writing.
Story
Overall, we get a relatively smooth flow of things. We begin right where the previous season left off, and engage right into the shenanigans of our characters. As the year progressed, the plot takes a few ups and downs, but overall remains relatively bland and tastele…
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The anime was fine, and it is exciting to watch it, because it got lots of fan services. However, the anime ended at a very incomplete cliffhanging way. If you guys wanted to watch the continuation of which girl yuiga will choose. I would suggest go and read the manga, the author made it in such a way that yuiga will pick all the girls one by one. Something like route ending. Well I maybe more fond of watching an anime with a one whole plot, but this way is not so bad after all. Goodluck guys have fun reading the manga.
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The formula that worked nicely on the first season made the second very boring. I am getting tired of watching anime where nothing changes from episode to episode. I liked the first season, when meating new characters it is hard to get bored by the daily life, but season 2 brought nothing special, just the same old story I was starting to get tired of.
The first 9 episodes made literally no difference in the plot progression. The same daily life is boring now and I struggled to went through the beggining of the series. With almost no character development it seemed like I was watching the same episode lots of times.
All the interactions and events that happened seemed to have already happened in the first season and it was very frustrating to see everything be forgotten by the main cast o…
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