Audience reviews
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yoong01
Nishikata has truly matured. He's become more proactive and assertive in driving their relationship forward in the second season. It's important to remember while watching this anime that they're not high school students, but only in middle school. In a sense, they're still just kids. Their understanding of love is incredibly innocent and unrefined. They don't even realize they've fallen for each other, only knowing that they enjoy each other's company immensely. This love is pure, devoid of any ulterior motives.
Nishikata, in a way, you've won this contest a long time ago! What you've won is Takagi's heart.
I highly recommend this anime series for those just starting out in the world of anime. The character interactions are absolutely adorable and the storyline is light-hearted. I'd als…
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Short Review: If you liked season 1, you will love season 2 even more.
This show is pure wholesomeness and cuteness from beginning to end. However, enjoyed this season (2) more than I did the first one, and there's a couple of points I want to make clear.
This show is a masterpiece as a slice of life and as a show that is not seeking to be anything but comedy and romance (very light romance). The first season was entertaining and is all about Takagi san teasing Nishikata in different ways while he tries to get back at her.
While the formula for season 2 does not change much, it is still different enough to keep things fresh and (IMO) even better than season 1. This time the character development is pretty good and you can see how both of them change as the story progresses. Nishikata t…
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Teasing Master Takagi-San Season 2 is the continuation of the slice of life romcom, the second season expands on season 1 and takes what made it good and it becomes a good sequal in doing so. It has a lot more venues and characters like Houjo-San and the other guy that drinks coffee, speaking of venues we get the camping trip, and the summer festival along with the manga shop, pretty sure we already have the candy shop in S1 so I can't count that. The bits are funnier , plus Houjo and the guy are much better than Sanae and the other two, they're still annoying, and the other characters such as Yukimura actually do something now. This season felt more enjoyable, at its core its still them teasing each other, but with a slight twist this time, Takagi is now using Nishikata's insecurities, ha…
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Story: so in terms of story there really isn't one from what the 1st season was really it's just Takagi trying to tease Nishikata and succedes in doing it or Nisgikata tries to do it before she does but Takagi ends up foiling his plan to get back at her thats really the story in a good sense.
Art: for the most part the art is really good cant really remember the art form last season but the art is good.
Sound: the Op is pretty good for as for the ED cant really say i could judge on it sense they did change a good bit of times in terms of the voices actress and actors they were both pretty good (in terms of the leads) and also the side characters were god aswell (i watched the dub by the way)
Characters: Nishikata is the only male lead in the anime and is the bunt of when it comes to tak…
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This is by far and away the greatest RomCom I've ever seen, and that's from someone who typically doesn't enjoy the genre. The second season of Karakai Jouzu no Takagi-san basically captures the emotion of joy and love and presents them in their purest forms. There is no drama present within this show, it's just two friends playing games together and having fun. If the value of a show comes from what it is trying to accomplish and how well it does that thing, then this show is exceptional on all fronts. Joy, Love, Happiness, Giddiness. You can't really contain any of it, it's simply too sweet.
Story 10/10
The story format is very non-linear, especially in the manga, but the anime does a great job of stitching them together. They put a lot of love into it, and it shows. Entire episodes are…
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Ok so a season 2 of Karakai Jouzu no Takagi-san 2 or Skilled Teaser Miss Takagi has ended, ok so if you're Nishkata how would you get back at Takagi who has been teasing you for quite sometime??? Flip her skirt and see what color of panty she's wearing, pull a nasty prank at here by spiking her drink or food with some date rape drug, splash her with some cold water or just tell her that she fat and needs to loose some weight.
Unfortunately for Niskata he was just too damn stupid, that he seems to be a glutton for punishment, cu'z he just keeps on making all kinds of lame strategies that always end in failure, so how do I rate this mediocre anime?????
Story- Mediocre 5: Everything about it was just as usual, the same Takagi teasing Nishkata, Niskata being the usual sucker, the 3…
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As someone who has read the manga, I must say that this anime is a masterpiece. Usually, I am not a huge fan of the anime taking liberties with the source material, but this anime has proved that it is possible to deviate a little from the source material to give the show depth.
I loved how the chapters from the manga were rearranged and recontextualized to tell a unified and coherent story. In particular, it's amazing how they managed to use these to show Nishikata's character development in this season simply by tweaking a few details here and there in their adaptation of the chapters. The characters have so much more depth to the point I could rewatch an episode and find something new about them that I had not noticed before. I really appreciate the attention to detail that they put t…
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Another season of this amazing show, and even better than the first. Nishikata just can't catch a break against Tease Master Takagi.... but the love is so strong between these two. Though you want them to get together, where's the fun in that happening. It's much better to enjoy all of these random games and situations they are in, knowing that yes they will be together eventually, but this is such a pure enjoyment of youth that it's so warm and amazing to watch develop. This is such a beautiful comedy/romance that it truly makes me feel warm and fuzzy inside each episode and at times brings tears to my eyes in a good way. If you haven't taken the plunge yet, go back to season 1 and start from the beginning. Takagi is truly a perfect girl to spend time with, she is so beautiful, kind, and…
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Karakai Jouzu no Takagi-san 2 (2019)
A continuation of the first season with more expect teasing from Takagi-san towards Nishikata who nearly always falls for it. This time the relationship between the two starts out as before but as it progresses the feelings are building up and it is a really nice storyline that develops in good time.
The art style is the exact same as before, maybe slightly more polished.
The OP and ED are both wonderful for the series. The voices in Japanese with subs are great and well suited.
The character development in this one is the most important part since we get plenty. Takagi-san makes her intentions a bit more clear to the world which is a nice change of pace. Nishikata who is finally starting to realise his true feelings is working steadily towards t…
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2018 was a damn good year for anime. From Violet Evergarden breaking KyoAni’s staggering production record yet again, to My Hero Academia and Attack on Titan having their beast seasons yet, to A Place Further Than the Universe and Devilman Crybaby starting the year off with a bang, 2018 was lousy with incredible shows around every corner, new classics and cult classics and smash hits almost every season. Yet as a downside, with so many incredible shows competing for attention in such a short period of time, there were always going to be some worthwhile properties that slipped through the cracks, that didn’t get the attention they deserved. Where was the all-consuming love for the trashy family antics of Hinamatsuri, the warmly realized melodrama of Iroduku, the return of Cardcaptor Sakura?…
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Against my better judgement, after the underwhelming and annoying first series, I decided to give the second season of Karakai Jouzu no Takagi-san a chance, due to assumption that the plot would progress at least a little bit and spice would be added to the comedy routines.
Long story short: it's just more of the same.
The biggest difference is Takagi's more direct approach in communicating her feelings to Nishikata, which this time around is actually even more frustrating, because the boy appears to suffer from a particularly extreme case of obliviousness (paired with inability to make a connection between events if they do not happen at the same day), and Takagi just cannot stop herself from taking advantage of that. In this regard, the relationship is just as irksome to watch as always…
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I'm not gonna write much since there's not much to say about this show that hasn't already been said about last season. It still has the same production values,characters, and story structure. The only noticeable change is that they are one year older and that the main duo are a bit more closer to each other. nonetheless the show is still capable of continuing it's perpetually endless series of vignettes until either the viewer or writer gets tired of it. the show is well aware of this and does add something to the monotony by adding an off hand scene midway through the show, with only those well versed in the takagi-verse will understand what it means. if they had continued with adding scenes such as that it could have made for an interesting framing device. in the end the end the show co…
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The summer anime that i was looking forward to ever since it was announced and had expectations for this season after watching season 1 last year, and I can gladly say that I was not disappointed one bit! In fact, I fell in love with the anime because one thing was clear from the beginning, something about Karakai Jouzu no Takagi-san S2(I'll call the anime Takagi S2 from now on) stood out compared to season 1, and that was Takagi and Nishikata in the final 2 episodes.
Story: The story continues on from S1 with Takagi teasing Nishikata non-stop as usual. However, something felt different about her teasing this season compared to S1. I think that something was the fact that in the majority of her teases, she was conveying her crush on Nishikata to him and was giving him hints. However, Nis…
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Karakai Jouzu no Takagi-san 2, one of if not the most wholesome anime I ever seen.
There was a time when you were young and liked someone, you probably kinda teased that person cause you wanted him/her attention; This anime is about that exact same feeling/time.
This is one of my favourite anime, and it is back with another great season. I cannot stop smiling while watching this show, it brings the best inside me, it is just very pleasant to watch.
The way it handles love not only for a 'special person' but as a whole is just impeccable, every character in this show is cute, pure and appealing, they perfectly reflect the message of the show.
Although this season is very similar to the first, it is still captivating; The way they keep the tension high in such a authentic way; It is amazin…
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I'm actually kind of blown away with how this series even got a Season 2. I mean I wanted one, but man, it was popular enough to warrant a sequel? Here's hoping for a trilogy!
Story:
So what does a sequel mean for a series like Karaki Jouzu? More teasing, more charming moments between two youths spending time with each other, and lots of boy blushing and girl laughing are viable answers. A lot of the season is still wrapped around A and B plots of the boy trying to best the girl that sits next to him in some kind of game or another, but the important thing above all else that the sequel provides is 'growth' and a lot of audience satisfaction.
What separates Karakai 2 from its previous season really comes down to the different interactions that the titular characters have with each o…
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More teasing from Takagi-san the Teasing Master ROUND TWO.
So LA really won't go to deep into this second season of Karakai Jouzu no Takagi-san as it's ALMOST same as usual for Takagi and Nishikata's game of teasing.
With the things have have "changed" as it were, well though the first season teased at Takagi's romantic forwards through teasing, it felt like Takagi's romantic teasings were even more prominent this season using her teasing for the romantic teasing towards Nishikata and in turn Nishikata has sorta loosen up but still competitive at wanting to win as the teasing game as a result. The three girls of Mina, Sanae and Yukari does insert themselves but spectators into some stories between Takagi and Nishikata's teasing game and of course and especially Yukari starts to think the…
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When I heard that Skilled Teaser Takagi-San was renewed for a second season, I was ecstatic. Not because I read the manga or anything, but because I greatly enjoyed the first season. It was one of the sweetest most adorable and wholesome shows I had ever watched. The chemistry between the two main characters was great. The show in general was both a relaxer and a breath of fresh air. With the second season I was fully expecting more of the same. Instead, I got something a little different.
The story continues kind of where it left off with Takagi continuing to relentlessly tease Nishikata. The latter of which then tries to outsmart her but falls flat. In the first season, each part of the episode was framed as kind of a challenge and at the end they would tell us who won. This season tha…
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With every season comes a new waifu battleground, where everyone is on a crusade to extoll their seasonal waifulogy and battles fiercely with the heathens. Why not take a break and embrace the wholesome Takagi-san, where there is no war, but only love and peace?
The series features the day-to-day interactions between the main duo, Takagi-san and Nishigata, which revolves around trivial moments in school and daily life, ranging from visiting a small grocery store to throwing stones beside the river. Each episode is divided into several sub-episodes where they will hold small bets or “contests”, with Nishigata being the loser on nearly all occasions. Still, he tries every desperate mean to trick Takagi-san back but fails anyways. Bit by bit, day by day, their relationship grows from the lit…
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I can summarize Karakai Jouzu no Takagi-san in about a sentence : Girl teases guy, guy tries to get back at her and miserably fails because she has a plan for his plan.
However, I can't do the same for Karakai Jouzu no Takagi-san 2 at all, because that wouldn't be doing it justice.
At its core, the second season doesn't change anything drastically from the first - we have our two main characters and their teasing formula, our three side characters from Ashita wa Doyoubi, a side couple, and a new addition of another side couple who don't get much screentime. So what makes the big difference between the two seasons? If I had to put it in one word, it would be passion. It feels as if a new team of die-hard Takagi-san fans have taken over the adaptation, and they've done everything in thei…
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Like the last season of Skilled Teaser Takagi San, this is one is also predominantly focused on the antics of 2 middle school students, a girl who seems to be borderline telepathic, bullying a dense middle school boy. The jokes are very similar, the way the challenges play out are very similar, and the quality of the show is overall much similar. However, a few things set this season apart from the prior season which led me to increase my rating for the show this specific season, I will expand on these things in this review.
The first thing I would like to mention happens to be the characterization between the 2 main characters. In the previous season Takagi always enjoyed making fun of Nishikata and winning their games to frustrate him, she finds it hilarious to dismantle the plans he sp…
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