Audience reviews
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Sohkka-kun
I've been avoiding this one for years, and all I can say... I regret it so much.
First of all, we have to be so freaking grateful for actually having a full manga adapted. The story continues the absolute MID first season, honestly watching the first season made me understand why nobody recommends this story, is such a shit show with so much unnecessary drama, and honestly 2nd season is not far from there, the pacing is way to fast, relationships come out where before seemed impossible.
Even so, im not against how the story was portrayed, I know they have limited space to present it and I can confidently say they did it pretty well, all you need is to give up a little and just enjoy the ride and HO-LY is a freaking roller coaster.
Next im gonna answer the question if its a good endin…
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After a somewhat underwhelming first season, 3D Kanojo: Real Girl Season 2 managed to improve in certain aspects, earning a 6/10 from me. The continuation of Hikari and Iroha’s relationship brought more emotional weight, and the character development felt slightly more refined this time around.
One of the strengths of this season was its deeper exploration of Iroha’s backstory and the challenges in their relationship. The conflicts felt more meaningful compared to the rushed resolutions in Season 1. Hikari also showed better growth as a character, becoming more confident and emotionally mature.
However, the series still suffered from pacing issues. While some moments were well-executed, others felt overly dramatic or unnecessarily dragged out. The supporting characters received more atte…
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The first season was perfect, and the second season isn't different.
This a touching story. The development of protagonist, is smooth and precise. I identified myself a bit. The general Story, as said previously, is very good.
The animation is "ok". This studio have your good points and bad points. In relation, the manga, the story is the same, only with a small difference, because the anime hasn't adapted the special chapter, that extends the story.
The last chapter of manga, could be an OVA, but... in resume, this anime is good, very good. I extremely recommend. All of this is good, the story, characters and the soundtrack, opening and ending. The plot is fantastic and with surprises.
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To say this was a dumpster fire would be an insult to dumpster fires. Where to begin? So, the story pickups right after the first season. No rocket science there, but then it doubles down on the nonsensical drama that happens for no good reason as it continues to emasculate men. The girls don't get away either. Their IQ seems so low, that the military would refuse them. The adults, the few that they had, could have not been more retarded. Mix that in with the dumb AF story with the standard anime must have school tropes and you realise that "Redo of healer" might have been a masterpiece. This show makes you wonder if in Japan, you can beat up nerds and girls without consequence. The voice acting...I thought these people were professionals paid to sound like the character but no! They must…
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I really liked the first season of this, and the second season was even better. Throughout the second season, you finally get to see some character development within Tsutsui, and it helps out the story, The characters around Tsutsui also makes this anime much better to watch. It's a great series and will pull at your heartstrings. (I cried a few times throughout the season) Although it's ending is a bit well not rushed but more like it could have been expanded on a bit more, though it still turned out well for the anime, and I personally loved the ending.
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Thank you Mao Nanami and all the ones that made this outstanding history. It will be forever in my heart.
I completely loved this masterpiece!
I would like talking about how this anime despict how the life is in all you form, this a completely SLICE OF LIFE where you sometimes fells that the main and the supports are living you YOUR real world.
I now that some episodes can be very cliche and we are talking about teenagers that lives, but the feelings is being passed throws the scenes can make you think that you indeed is living in their world.
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OK. So. Here goes.
This is about as Mid as I can give it credit for.
Characters:
The main leads are kind of basic. The nerd who needs to break out of his shell and the quiet misunderstood girl. I get that this formula can work and work well, but it's how the characters interact through out the story that makes them memorable. Lets look at something similar like Wotakoi. You have something almost lined up like that and the characters are fantastic. Mainly because they behave in believable ways. SO many stories have some one needing to break out of a shell and can do it right. It mostly plays to the circumstance too. The best example to campare This show's lead (Hikari) to is Naoto from Don't toy with me Nagatoro. How do they compare?
Hikari:
An "Otaku" who doesn't get normie life and meet…
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If you like the underdog that punches above its weight, this might be the show for you.
I watched this series completely on a whim, expecting a lot of lonely otaku wish-fulfillment / pandering. I'll be quite honest, the start of the first season threw a lot of objectively unbelievable premises at the viewer exactly along these lines. Still, despite the predictably unbelievable start, it had some merits. Once getting past the initial unbelievable developments, the drama and romance aspects that followed were enough to keep me interested and just enough to make me curious about what would happen in the sequel.
And I'm glad I kept watching. I have to admit that where the first season of this show modestly exceeded my (very low) expectations, the second blew them out of the water. Now keep i…
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I originally dropped this show because I found the characters to be annoying and the MC basically kept screwing up for the same reasons to the point where it got repetitive.
Recently I decided to pick it up and discovered that the 2nd season is far stronger than the first. The main cast all gets more screen time with a lot of them becoming a lot more likeable then in the first series.
I found early on in season 1 that characters were always too nice. It's a weird complaint but it's not interesting to see a cast who are this irritatingly wholesome the only two characters I liked from the start were Ishino and Takanashi. They were mean and selfish but still good underneath. It felt like they had a lot more complexity and chemistry especially together then the MC and the other couple.
Ito…
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Note: This review is a review of the entire series and not just season 2.
3D Kanojo is a rather interesting series showing the life of an otaku, or in particular I should say, how they deal with the realities of the world.
As several of us watch anime sitting in our rooms, we tend to become introverted and lack the social abilities that help us fiiting in. Tsutsui Hikari was the one of the most relatable characters I have ever seen in an anime, because he definitely is pretty much like me. However, the theme of the show is romance and just like that Iroha Igarashi comes into the picture. Their relationship is exactly what someone might expect it to be, Tsutsui lacking any social capabilities and being someone who has not even talked to girls that much before faces trouble dating Igarashi,…
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The astonishing come back that changed my entire point of view of a single anime. 3D Kanojo second season was incredibly decent, it was way better than the first season and we luckily got the opportunity to see the true completion of the series which is extremely endearing. Truly, I didn't anticipate that the second season will end up this good, it reminds me of Your Lie In April but with a non-depressing ending. In any case, I shed tears at the last episode and truly, I realize I've said this multiple of times above, but I'm so stunned. I'm glad the anime made a return that truly made me feel as though the time I spent watching this series is genuinely worth it.
Story : 9/10
- CONTAIN SPOILERS - ( And I tried my best to summarize the whole story )
The story continues from where it l…
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This Anime is certainly about how love is actually blind and is mysterious in it's own ways.
The story encircles an Otaku with a pretty rough edge.
but what made him special is how he is like a flower that blooms right around the correct people.
He tends to avoid 3D women, fantasises about 2D girls all the time.. he appreciates the very essence of anime.
His best friend is like his perfect sidekick, also an Otaku....
The characters all develop so quick, so outstandingly beautiful that it becomes clear how beautifully the story was thought off. How the clear opposites can actually bond and eventually elope.
The way the anime showed me the hardships faced with what a normal person would think that it is just normal.
But in reality.
It felt true, alive, breathing, colorful.
It showed me…
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After watching the first season, I was doubting about how this story will end. So I saw on internet that there's a second season so I begin to watch it expecting a good finale for this one.
First of all I have to say that the first one was not very emotional and hooking as I expected, even this second season. But, I think to give it a second chance and I decided to finish it.
My surprise was very high when in the final episodes the story begin more and more interesting and emotional, finally, the argument started to show from the shadows.
I have to say that this second season was, in my opinion, the best one for the way that this story ends. Was very emotional and full charged of feelings that make you cry.
Finally, I think that maybe a second season was unnecessary and this story ne…
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This was a really pleasant series to follow and go along with. Yes, It may not have been one of the best ones ever, but it made good use of the source.
The OP and the ED have already made their way into my Ringtones! They were an important part of keeping the theme and interest going!
It was definitely better than the previous season but then it didn't do much.
I felt that there were some moments which were clustered all together so, those were some memorable ones. Some episodes had a lot going on, where some were completely empty.
Liked the fact that freakin' Itou senpai did it before Tsutsui....... LOL.
As the story concluded, the plot was kinda out in the open leaving no place for curiosity and I think the end could've been better. The ending felt kind of bland, but still fitting t…
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No spoilers.
I really enjoyed the first season of this anime, and was looking forward to the second season. It didn't disappoint, and gave me the same quality I was expecting from the first season. The characters are all still ridiculously on point, and human beyond the capability of most writers. Even the "bad" characters are likable in their character uniformity. There were so many times where I had to pause the show to laugh until I was red in the face.
The art is not phenomenal, but I like the way they use different color shading for each character, which really has a cool mental effect when watching the show. Also the music isn't anything to write home about, but I think that's okay given the sort of narrow focus of the anime. They didn't need to get Kalafina for a high school roman…
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I was one of the very few who actually defended season 1 for being cliche. This time 3D Kanojo really upped its game a lot, gave more depth to the characters and presented a rare excellent closure to a relatively decent romance anime. As I'll include some spoilers, I suggest you to read with caution.
Story (10/10):
It started where it has left, but this time, Real Girl clearly demonstrated that in this occasion the problems to solve will be of higher stakes, beginning with the school festival, where now Tsutsun will have to go out of his comfort zone to organize his class for the festival.
And that was only the start, touching rare themes like divorces, finally solving the Itou-Ayado and Ishino-Takanashi puzzles, talking about the forbidden act in a pretty normal matter, debates about yo…
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Honestly, the sequel season of 3D Kanojo is SOOO much better as compared to when it first started, and it finally managed to finish showcasing its manga source material right down to its (close) exact end. Which brings up the first point: If you have watched Season 1 and got burned by it at the very end, I can assure you that Season 2 right here will be more of the same, but with the difference being great reward being persistent in favor to see the (true) ending.
In this sequel season, we continue on with the lives of the 3 (friends turned) couples: Iroha and Tsutsui, Ayado and Itou, and finally Ishino and Takahashi. Starting off with the irregular pair that is Iroha and Tsutsui, what we've come to learn from Season 1, isn't exactly what these 2 seemingly mismatched people are truly abou…
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That was beautiful (sign), as the anime ends it now gives us a clean ending about the romance to two opposites (sign). I'd say that this was the best 12 episode I've ever watch and it was quite disappointing to why somebody who rated this a 4 would get allota helpful hits. As I write this review I'd been listening to allota Sheena Easton's 80's hit's " telephone" so if any of ya Millennials don't have any idea about it then go to "YouTube" so enough of that, the story plot is basically the continuation of the 1st season aired last year and quite frankly it still doesn't disappoint us ( except maybe for those who gives this a 4 or lower), it still focuses on the relationship between Tsutsun and Iroha, but as the anime goes on we also see a couple to relationships forming all over from Igara…
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Please note this review is intended to be read by those that have finished watching 3D Kanojo Girl’s second season and while care has been taken to minimize story related spoilers there may still be spoilers within character analysis. You have been warned.
Based off a popular manga of the same name 3D Kanojo girl which is better known by its English title Real Girl is a romantic comedy anime that gives us the opportunity to see what will happen if a high school boy who had long since been ridiculed by his fellows for being an otaku were to not just encounter but also end up dating a beautiful but ill-reputed girl and start a romance that neither expected to form. Though both were hesitant due to the many personal struggles that defined their past both decided to take their first steps as…
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The Second Season of 3d Kanojo well, to be honest it really was a fast paced but really well done both story and animation wise to be precise.
The life of our Mc otaku tsutsun continues with his new relationship with Iroha, the prettiest and popular girl in school with the timeline of the 6 months where she
is supposedly leaving the school. Quite a decent interesting setup for a romance series
There was a lack of character development in the first season,but its quite satisfyingly covered this season with the plot
and to be honest the “intensity” of this season (a lot of things happen in each episode) comes from season one doing an great job setting up the characters and their scenarios.
Starting off with our two MC's.
Tsutsun, our introvert otaku who still is struggling with his int…
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