Audience reviews
15 · Sample from the first available page, separate from the total number of ratings.
anoraks_spilt
"WTF!?" Is a phrase that I guarantee will come to mind very frequently during this anime.
Yes the girls are cute. Yes there are plenty of legendary questionable transformations. Yes there's a mixup of CGDCT silce of life and linear character journey. Yes it's a typical magic battle school with only 1 male character I counted. Despite all these seemingly standard textbook facts, Hina will keep blowing your mind and question your sanity. Whether it's thirsty teachers or said teachers patting their bosses head in very questionable roleplay dynamic, I guarantee you will never know what's coming. If you thought you've seen it all think again after watching this. I'm still a bit confused and feel like I I've been had. This journey was great and I couldn't have asked for a better jaw on the floo…
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If you want a show that is nothing but pure sugar content, watch this. The story is kind of confusing to follow but you’re always feeling good while watching it. At first I had a hard time sitting down to watch it because Lion’s voice drove me crazy, but by the end I was glad I watched it. It’s really just one of those shows where you want to watch something while you turn your brain off.
The characters don’t have much depth to them, but sapphic-heavy shows are my weakness and usually that makes up for a lack of a compelling plot. I love the art style and all of the characters are adorable :)
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How is it that this series managed to be infinitely better than the "serious" show it's supposed to be a spin-off of. Maybe it's just a show of where my tastes in anime have gone after 3 years of watching pretty much non-stop. Eventually you embrace the moe, because the moe is familiar, and it can't disappoint you.
So yeah I liked this show, it's got a great bunch of girls who are all stupid in their own charming ways and no forced drama or heavy-handed metaphors about mankind being the real monsters. Just comfy, heart-warming tales of youth and school time mischief. It's almost enough to make you forget the disaster that was the Luck & Logic anime.
8/10
Read at the sourceDarkshark7000
Ok so for this I feel like I liked it was just that it was kinda forgettable. Like there wasn't really anything I really liked about it. Maybe the character designs I think all the characters all look very interesting but other than that this was overall pretty mid. The story was pretty meh like it wasn't really bad for what it was just didn't really do a whole lot to make the series better. For art like I said I thought the characters looked pretty cool so that's a pretty big positive, I like the like other world transformation outfits or whatever those look cool. The sound was memorable I thought the music and stuff were pretty decent so there's that. The characters weren't anything special but they weren't really bad either they were just kinda alright. In terms of me liking this id giv…
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I'm posting this review in the hopes that more people will check out this show.
This is a severely underwatched & underrated CGDCT disguised as a fantasy action due to it being derived from its parent series that I didn't happen to watch, which is more action oriented rather than slice of life like this one. But this does have a good amount of action, don't get me wrong.
Like others have said, you do not need to have watched the main series to enjoy this for its cute heartwarming epicness.
The story in this show is decent, but nothing incredible that will have you deeply guessing some sort of intense plot. Due to the nature of this show focusing more on a few girls' lives at an academy for Logicalists (basically girls who can transform 'mahou-shoujo style'), it is more slice of life tha…
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I watched Luck and Logic (partially) and its spinoff Hina Logi ~from Luck and Logic~. Both of these shows were made by Doga Kobo. Thoughts on both series are provided below.
Luck and Logic:
The female hero characters are somewhat likable and showed some potential for an interesting character-driven story. The main male character is a generic personality-less MC.
Nice transformation scenes.
Episodes are mainly monster-of-the-week conflicts which are boring as hell.
I dropped this after episode 6. Some of the female hero characters seemed interesting but truly this show is trash with few redeeming qualities.
Hina Logi:
- Surprisingly enjoyable
- Likable and cute characters
- Nice mahou shoujo outfits
- CUTE!!!!!!
Mostly episodic in terms of plot. Fairly typical school SoL plots but wit…
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NOTE : You do not have to start Luck & Logic to begin this show. Please read below for further information.
If you watch Hina Logi after Luck and Logic, Hina Logi would feel like one of the "after stories" after the war ( occurred in Luck & Logic ) ended.
If you watch Hina Logi without starting Luck and Logic, Hina Logi would serve as another CGDCT with a lot of Yuri baits and some actual scenes that aren't actually a bait and legit 100%.
This is a hidden gem. There's nothing unique about it but we all know how good CGDCT Yuris are. That enough already makes this anime a 10/10. No comment. No criticisms. Over.
Read at the sourceTimz0r
Don't judge a book by it's cover. That's what I like to say first to grab your attention. If you like cute anime girls that transform just like they do in mahou shoujo (magical girl) anime in a Slice of Life setting with a small pinch of Tournament Arc and you're familair with the anime diabetes from of Studio Doga Kobo, why not give Hina Logi: From Luck & Logic a chance?
So what in tarnation is this Hina Logi: From Luck & Logic you might ask? It's actully a standalone spin-off of from the original Luck and Logic which is based on a card game that also recieved an adaptation from Studio Doga Kobo. Doesn't sound very impressieve on paper, but in reality you really should not judge the book by it's cover. No, I haven't seen the original anime iether (yet?), but I can confirm it's not a requ…
Read at the sourceEvanLoh
(P/S I rated this anime on my enjoyment of it) (Short ver. far down below)
Well I surely never thought that I would enjoy this anime this much. FYI I didn't finish the original Luck and Logic because imo it's pretty average, just imo. But as a fan of moe slice of life from Doga Kobo, I can say that I enjoyed this anime very much.
The story in this anime is mediocre. Most of the time was spent on the SoL aspect of the show. So if you are expecting good plot, then I advice you to skip this anime. However, if you are a fan of moe slice of life series, be sure to watch this till the end, I'll tell you why.
The characters. Now I am usually not one to ship anime characters together, but oh boi do I ship Nina and Lion together so much. Their relationship with each other are cute and fun to look…
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This genre of Anime, cute girls doing cute things, is based upon the characters doing everyday life activities together in a cute way. Such genres don't need character development or story to make it work, all it needs to do is create endearing characters and put them through daily activities, the key here is the character interaction. Then why does this Anime try to shove a half-done story down our throats? In a genre where the story isn't important at all, where the show can't build a complex story simply because if they tried then the "cute" part of the genre wouldn't work out and yet they still tried to make a "story" and to have "emotions" and such things. Character interaction is what creates cuteness and the happy atmosphere that shows such as this go for, when they add serious emot…
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Never written review before but i feel like i have to seeing how UNDERWATCHED the anime is, which is sad because its really great. Considering that only 6k people watched the anime and its a mahou shoujo Cute girls doing cute things(CGDCT) which are quite unpopular and underrated on mal the score is actually quite good. Imagine a more popular CGDCT anime like New game or GochiUsa having HinaLogi's popularity i bet the score would be about the same.
Anyway dont look at Hinalogi's score to determine if the anime is good, look more at the popularity.
So what is HinaLogi? from the original Luck and Logic which is based on card game, do you need to watch the original for Hinalogi? Absolutely not, its a standalone anime not a sequel.
HinaLogi is sliceoflifeish lighthearted mahou shoujo which is…
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Hina Logi is an anime that would fall under the CGDCT(Cute Girls Doing Cute Things) classification. It also has fantasy elements and has a school setting.
Some of my impressions on this show are that I thought that the art style was beautiful and made the show great to look at. The characters that comprise the show are likable for the most part. I will say however that the story doesn't really go anywhere which is surprising considering that Hina Logi is in the Action-Fantasy genre and not a Slice of Life one. It's unfortunate that the mediocre story is what took away most of the enjoyment from this anime for me. The soundtrack isn't anything memorable either to be honest.
Hina Logi isn't a bad show considering CGDCT isn't necessarily one of my favorite types to watch but if that's what yo…
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Every season we are able of watching animes with cute girls, lolitas, "moe," etc., sharing their daily basis experiences with spectators like us. Some persons could have been waiting for a continuation of Luck and Logi, but this show is different. At first, I was one of those people, but then I realized that this show was more a slice of life between a group of girls and their experiences.
Giving an appropriate score based on the story will be a mistake, Perhaps the story has only one relationship with the other series and is the Logicalist and ALCA. The only way to connect this group of girls to it is creating a small story with Nina and her constant desire to return to ALCA. From the other hand, we have Lioness that needs to learn a bit more about her trance control.
The story could be…
Read at the sourceNitemare25
This will be my first review of a series, and I'm doing it mainly because I found that this show was criminally underwatched when it aired. Before I start, I want to point out that this show is a very different animal from the previous show in this franchise, "Luck & Logic". So if you ignored this show because you didn't like that one, you might want to reconsider.
Story - I believe this show qualifies as a "Cute Girls Doing Cute Things" show. There are a few plot points, but for the most part, we are just watching the relationships of the characters develop through their interactions. There is also some action in there every now and then to spice things up. Overall, I felt satisfied, and I loved how it ended.
Art - Other than the occasional hiccup in the action scenes, the animation in…
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Fun, Cuteness, and Charming Character Interactions: the goal of a good CGDCT. And for that Hina Logi is a great show. For it has all 3 of those in spades.
Hina Logi feels like another show in the growing trend of CGDCT borrowing from Western Cartoons. Some of the tropes featured are those that are straight out of cartoon plots, and with an implementation that seems very in line with what happens in cartoons. For example, the last episode was a cartoon plot that I had seen very many times before, and it worked in the fashion that I usually expect them too. It did have a couple of differences, but that's what makes it work so well. If one were to just copy Western Animation and add nothing more, it would just be a pretty version of a mediocre cartoon. But the ability for Hina Logi to take t…
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