Audience reviews
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Shellshock123
So i Finished Sora no otoshimono and im kind of surprised that i continued to enjoy the stupid hi-jinks that prevailed in the series. Now it being S2 they've already established the characters and added some new ones. But the main difference between this seasons and S2 is that S2 is actually pushing the story more forward. There are more tense moments in S2 than there was in S1 however that does automatically mean that the series got better. Now i enjoy the ecchi comedy ofc. Paired with a perverted MC there are hilarious moments. And with the violent tsundere Childhood friend trying to keep him in check it makes the slapstick humour actually funny as this is far too little. Instead when he is perverted he gets away with it and when she is violent it does seem uncessary. So the overall come…
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Once again, the creepiness of the main character guy was way too unrealistic and just, unnerving. I get it, you have panty fetishes, and other weird kinks but like, bruh, you should be put in jail with what you are doing. I'm surprised that the girls don't ignore him or beat him up more often. Also, why is his childhood friend really wanting to have him lust over her, but wont admit it? Like, do these people not realize how much happiness that could bring them? I don't know, it's just a little annoying.
Music: Intro and outro were decent enough again. Nothing too catchy, but certainly enjoyable all the same. Good sound effects, overall okay.
Characters: It was interesting to watch the development of the new angeloid and how they all interact with each other.
Story: Once again, story wa…
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I watched this directly after watching the previous season. From what I watched, it's just a continuation of whatever was happening previously, but with some other characters thrown in.
These new additions bring nothing interesting with them. I do not know why they got introduced in the first place. Along with these additions, they try to delve into the story a bit more, and the reason behind stuff. But it never truly comes to a proper resolution, so you never really bother to care.
That being said though, the series went about the way it did for it's previous season. Comedy is still completely outrageous and really hilarious at parts, and just not entertaining at others.
But it gets a lower score due to the fact that the show recycles some of it's material, and loses it's comedic effec…
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tl;dr: A solid continuation that similarly does well with what the first season started.
This season is a solid continuation of the first. In terms of comedy, it's very similar, being centered primarily around Tomoki being a pervert that ends up feeling the consequences of his actions. The comedy is solid, and I think it was an improvement over the previous season, but considering that it is the core of pretty much every episode it is starting to get a little old. In terms of the more solid story, it is once again just as solid as the previous season. It dives a bit further into the mysteries behind Synapse, the Angeloids, and why everything is happening, though it doesn't really make any progress in actually dealing with them, as Tomoki and friends are still completely on the defensive.…
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To be honest, I have seen animes with a worst plot.
Sora no Otoshimono: Forte is obviously a comedy but it kept me watching until the end. There is not that much ecchi (I expected much more) but all the satire and the funny scenes made me laugh from time to time.
It is no more than that, a funny anime, with a little bit of ecchi moments.
It is also short, so you can enjoy it and stop thinking in your problems or something like that. The seriousness is minimal and Tomoki and his adventures for sure are going to make you laugh at least once .
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Something i love about this show is the characters. There is only one character that i can recall that isn't the villain that i don't like and that's the Pres. But this show for the most part nails all the other characters very well. For example here are the reasons why this Haremi show works
Ikaros: likes him cause she spends time with her and goes and of his way to try and make her happy, Was also the first if not one of the first people to actually be nice to her. He also goes and helps develop her. You can see her becoming more of a character as the series continued.
Nymph: Likes him cause he was the one to help her escape a situation where a person is in control of her that is abusive ( Physically & Emotionally) and treats her like trash. He also was the one to help her start makin…
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Much like first season, only somewhat better overall. Pretty much the best ecchi anime in existence. Even though this is 8/10, it's 8/8 on ecchi anime scale. Though even the ecchi here isn't totally braindead shallow, it's actually part of our character's personality and it drives most of the comedy. And it's a silly comedy, very silly comedy, very very silly comedy. One of the funniest anime actually.
The way it utilises the chibi forms is spot on perfect and really adds to the charm. It's amazingly good at balancing its uber-silly side with its serious melodrama side. The new character gets introduced in this season, at first she seemed like an archetype stupid bigboob blonde, which just made me sigh. But by the mid/end of the season I totally loved her because she turned out to be suc…
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When I reviewed the previous season of Sora no Otoshimono, I mentioned how much I dislike the ecchi and harem genre and how much I love it. Regardless of how much I love or hate the genres, Sora no Otoshimono Forte once again cements in me that there is hope, and there is some originality to be found in a genre populated by lackluster titles. Now, I’m not explicitly saying that Sora no Otoshimono Forte is absolutely amazing, but I am explicitly saying that taken as a whole, Sora no Otoshimono is probably the best harem/ecchi anime I’ve encountered so far. In many regards it falls into conventions: but it plays those conventions well and manages to be balanced—especially this second season—in that the serious plot and the comedy are intermixed perfectly.
The plot of Forte follows our hero,…
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After watching the first season of Sora no Otoshimono it quickly became one of my favorite anime, which made me excited to move on to the second season: Forte. This season offers a bit more action, but still delivers the same raunchy ecchi comedy and good character drama that I loved in the first season. The only notible change is that this time around, the story tackles more of the "bigger picture" of the angeloids and adds more action than the previous season.
I'm going to be writing this review with the knowledge of already having watched the first season of the show, so if you have not seen season one, go watch it.
Story (8). Like I said earlier, the story doesn't stray too far away from the shows formula of ecchi comedy and human drama with some action. However this time there's alo…
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Sora no Otoshimono: Forte.
I've seen plenty of anime, although very few actually made me laugh. I'm actually really cold-hearted. I've never truly cried to any anime, (yes, I've watched clannad) and I rarely laugh while watching anime at all in general.. but this series made me loose it! LOL.
This show is so incredibly random and it has never ceased to entertain me.. You can honestly NEVER predict what's going to happen and it just makes it all the more entertaining ^_^
The whole way they set up this show was genius, the characters are all unique, all different in their own "special" ways. xD
This anime is a legend and deserves every single bit of credit it receives. Make sure to watch this, it'll probably be on your list of favourite comedy anime :D
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This review goes for both Sora no Otoshimono and it's second season Forte. Sora no Otoshimono is one of the funniest series that I have ever seen. This series is funny, can get serious at moments, has a terrific cast of characters.
Story: I'll say this, Sora's ANIME has no real plot. Aside from the season finales and a few things that go on in between, there is no real story line. When I watched Sora I accidentally watched it's second season first having no prior knowledge of the first. I wasn't too lost and all the really important things that I needed to know were in flashbacks. If you really want plot you should read the manga. It's like the anime but with a bit more things to the plot. (Also the ending of Forte doesn't exactly go with the manga, everything else does as far as I can re…
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Forte basically picks up right where the first series left off, but it's going to be really hard for me to review this since I have such ambivalent emotions about it.
Story: 8/10
In terms of storytelling style, it basically mimics the first season in that you have a little plot development and a little filler-type comedy mixed into each episode, although I'd say this season is definitely more focused on the overall conflict, which is the mysterious blue-haired angle in Tomoki's dream. My only concern is that since there is more focus on this mysterious angel and about Synapse in general, which leads to a more serious tone, the comedy and seriousness clash a little bit at times as in some episodes you'll feel like that with such a solemn plot going on, is it really appropriate to have thi…
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NOTE: This is my first review. I've debated writing a review on this sequel for a while now. I've wanted to express my feelings for this show but for some reason I have been holding back. After having constant disputes with my friend over this anime, I'm now typing this review.
Story: 2
The story of Sora no Otoshimono isn't a bad one, but it is the way it's executed throughout the series. Over half of this series consists of episodic fillers with cheesy humor and overused ecchi. Now, I'm not the kind of person who doesn't like ecchi. But with the way it's presented in this show with Tomoki's constant pervertedness and dumbness, I just find it unpleasant and appalling. For the last couple episodes of the season, the anime decides to verge off from the usual perverted Tomoki and tries to fi…
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Sora no otoshimono: Forte is the second season of Sora no otoshimono. i recommend watching the first season, Since you need the information given in that season to understand the second one.
Sora no otoshimono is a funny ecchi anime with alot of 'Filler episodes'
Filler episodes are episodes with no real story but just random adventures to fill up the spare episodes.
This anime is a great example for the 'Showoff ecchi' genre.
Showoff ecchi is what we call everything that has to do with ecchi besides love. we could say that Showoff ecchi is the 'perverted/desired' form of ecchi.
The anime has a weird character design with the use of 'Chibi'
Chibi is a smaller version of the anime character which is used to show off when they are acting childish. This is happening alot and if you disl…
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Never thought I would give a perfect rating to a comedy/ ecchi anime, but this one really deserves it... Just like its prequel, plot develops in an amazing way, keeping me anxious to see the next episode over and over, until it ends!
This time, two new angeloids are introduced. Tomoki, as before, is able to persuade them with love, eventhough he doesn't know any about it... It's just incredible like he can leave being a pervert for a few moments and get all serious about saving those girls!
I knew this one would be great after finishing the first season... My expectations were surpassed and I'm impressed
An unique and original anime like this isn't something you get to see everyday and that's because it's so nice to watch it. One of the funniest from my list, yet so beautiful...
Under…
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After watching the first season, my expectations coming into this one were very high. I found the first season great; however, I was extremely disappointed by Forte. This season consisted of mostly recycled material, boring emotions, and very little development.
Sora no Otoshimono is known a lot for its comedic aspects. However, the comedy in this season was reused constantly. Every episode I found myself watching the same old perverted jokes from Tomoki, the same old anger from Sugata, and the same old situations from the other characters. Don't get me wrong -- I love the characters. Unfortunately they were not put to good use. I found myself getting bored of the episodes and skipping to where the story began. I feel like the anime is comedy up until the last 2 episodes which is when th…
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Sora no Otoshimono, as a series with a different 'fabular' base seemed appealing to me, so as soon as I found out there's a sequel, I put it to 'want to watch' anime. And it kept being there until recently. In all honesty, I wish it kept been there for a while longer, as watching it wasn't a good idea. The second season, Forte, is a blast. A negative blast. The amount of fanservice in it was a lot higher than in the first season, which didn't serve the series well. More boobs than common sense... I'm not saying, of course, that fanservice is a bad thing, as there were some gems of this kind, but putting basically everything in it and basically emphasizing it to any limits in each and every episode wasn't a good idea.
Keeping Tomoki in 'deformed' form most of the time proved better than ev…
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This anime is a one-in-a-kind version!!! Everyday in this wonderful society there is a variety of what goes on in this world! The story behind all of this is quite wonderful, and REALLY heart-touching. Some parts of this story makes you want to cry. I said this a while in my other review but this art.... there is ALWAYS a variety of new art and it is never-ending especially the designs! The characters here are quite wonderful, except for *SPOILER* the President and Sohara (Or whatever her name is) who NEVER minds there business and makes you want to punch them in the face. As for the rest, so cute! In the end of this season.... Well let's say there is another cutie. Overall I think this anime is a good anime to start with if you're a newbie in watching anime!
Japanese Translation:
Kono a…
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Imagine yourself sitting down on Christmas day, looking at the presents and wondering which one is yours, what's inside, and of course, did you get what you asked for? Now picture yourself getting almost everything you wanted, but you got a lump of coal (or something really undesired), now picture Sora No Otoshimono:Forte before you watch(ed) it, and then think about if afterwards.
Forte being the sequel to perhaps one of the funniest animes i've seen in quite some time, is exactly like what i described in the introduction. It's tough for an anime that brought you the hit single "My Tingling Nipples" to follow up with a just as a good as, or better sequel.
Story: 6/10
The story around Forte was pretty similar to the first season's, only now instead of Beta, Delta takes her place, once…
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The whole gang is back with more weirdness and perverseness from before!
The main plot of the story is more explored in this season. We can have a glimpse to the world of SYNAPSE. The truth about angeloids are slightly revealed. More importantly, the laughter is even better as we get to know the characters even more unlike the previous one where it’s more like an introduction on the story and the characters.
You will love the characters even more with their own very unique personalities. Plus a new character arrives in this season. The ever so sadistic Mikako who consider people most especially Tomoki as her playthings yet you can still sense that it’s her own unique way of helping others. The very weird Sugata who loves conspiracy which becomes very helpful as he is the only serious one…
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