Audience reviews
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Ellenwitch
Would honestly say it's better than the first one. Still really awkward to watch at points. But still better than the first season. But how is the rest of it?
The art style, and the music are once again great, even if the show lasts a few mins per ep, it's still detailed very well in that department. Which is not only great to see, but also great to listen too as well. Props go to the anime for that.
As for the story itself, while the camera angles are too awkward and weird as much as the first one was. It's still a sweet story, despite some little gripes here and there.
Better than first one, but still very awkward.
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*Disclaimer*
Just personal scratch.
Advised, possible spoilers.
Opinion & Informal
Art: 7/10
The art was clean and crisp. There was a good amount of detail in the characters, environment, and extras. Anatomy and proportions checked out too. The service shots were also nice looking and weren't pandering *too* much. What am I kidding myself, every chance they got they would pander lol. Overall, art was nice, service shots looked good, and general visuals were pretty.
Animation: 6/10
Not much movements so animation was mostly at a minimum. Standard shortcuts like stagnate poses, minimal motion, and few mouth movements. Animation generally was fine and mostly average for a short show like this.
Characters: 4/10
None of the characters were memorable, interesting, or appealing outside of the…
Read at the sourceEXStephen
Why.
Whyyyyyyyyyyyy.
Season 1 didn’t need to exist. Season 2 without a doubt also didn’t need to exist. My faith in anime ends once Season 3 is announced.
OneRoom S2 continues the trend of creepy Point of View storytelling with awkward camera angles that don’t make any sense as a POV anime. POV isn’t my cup of tea, but at the very least the anime can commit to it. It sacrifices its POV shtick for creepy camera shots of these characters. All it does is make you feel uncomfortable, overly awkward, and a douche as an insert character. OneRoom really wants it’s viewers to imagine themselves as the main character. This works in things like RPGs where you make your own character and all, but not something like this where the camera (Where you as a character are looking at) keeps jumping all over…
Read at the sourceJiangHaoyi1979
One Room is back as a 2nd season and now it's over, so, as usual we the audience were the main character where we have to follow the life of 3 specifice girls and as usual we give them a good ending. Nevertheless, the story plot of having us audience play the main character to them girls was something else, I what I like most was the Hanasaki Yui Arc, where we the audience marries the girl and as it starts from episodes 1 to 4 we see the character and romance development that occurs between us audience and Hanasaki Yui, but when it come to Nanahashi Minori arc things were a bit vague as to how it ends, cu'z only her arc was an open ending, and about the Amasuki Masihiro arc, well I kinda hate the her arc was this mild tsundere thing where we audience are called 'Perverts" and that kinda hu…
Read at the sourceAbraham_Ford
why is this show back? i didnt ask for this, but i'm not complaining. One Room (now occurring in Three rooms) is back with a bang.
Story- same as ever, you're a Japanese bloke living life surrounded by cute girls, this time none blood related. You help with their issues and ultimately garner their romantic interest. Basically an animated VN with 3 completely different routes tbh.
Art- looked as clean as S1, Zero-G did a good job continuing Typhoon Graphics solid work. Having consumed every zero-g anime that exists i can safely say this one is visually one of their best.
Sound- the ED's switch with every girl as per, with only the 3rd ed really being anything worth noting. Some solid voice actors including minase iori made it a good season soundwise.
Characters- what we watch the show f…
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*review covers seasons 1 and 2*
One Room is the second wave in Japan's 3D women related propaganda and promoting anime. The first wave offered us a series called Oshiete! Galko-chan (Please tell me, galgo-chan) which focused on implementing 3D related biological factors onto anime girls among other things. These could vary from periods and periodic pains to personal passions related to more "dude-like" hobbies to promote common interests among different genders. The second wave gives us One Room, series which promotes dating and encourages its viewers to get engaged to a real woman ASAP. All of this in the name of getting the Japan youth and young adult males once again interested in real women and casting a positive effect on Japan's birth rate which is the nro 1 reason why these series…
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