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SakamakiKoyatsu
As the second season to Uzaki wa Asobitai, as a continuation, it did expand on the Lore of not only our protagonist Sakurai Shinichi, but also Uzaki Hana herself with their respective families. That is the most to be spoken about that without spoiling, but it was a nice break to make more coherance out of the series for those who are particularly interested in some back story to said series and there are some things to be appreciated also such as additional events concerning senpai.
It was entertaining to watch, not for the same reasons of the first season being centered about the teasing of our protagonist Sakurai Shinichi, but rather there was a shift in his attitude to Uzaki Hana because of a later continuation of his time at university. This is not to spoil but to give a preview of t…
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tl;dr: A sequel that still has good comedy but tries to have more serious content and isn’t very good at it.
The second season of Uzaki-chan is a lot like the first. It’s still primarily about Uzaki teasing Shinichi for being a loner and the two being combative despite clearly liking each other. And the focus is very much comedy. However, there are quite a few differences, and not all for the better. I had two big issues this season.
The first is that there’s a lot more of Uzaki getting genuinely angry at Shinichi, in which case he becomes a complete pushover and apologizes incessantly regardless of how unreasonable Uzaki is being. A lot of people haven’t liked the dynamic between Uzaki and Shinichi in regards to her teasing him, but I thought it was fine because it was all in good fun a…
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English.
A second season, much better than the first, without a doubt. Here we see the continuation of this rather peculiar relationship.
For me, this series hasn't convinced me 100% for the simple fact that I don't think it's the kind of love I like. I like series with a more saccharine and sweet love where the two love each other very much and show it in different ways and don't treat each other badly. Here, it's not so much that they treat each other badly, but they don't treat each other in the best way, in my opinion.
Likewise, I don't think the series is a bad series because it's quite entertaining without a doubt, and the plots are quite interesting. But, as I said before, these are not for me. I don't take away their merit, but they are not for me.
If you want to watch a romance se…
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Having seen the entire work now, I can say that this is one of the best comedy and romance animes of all!!! (my opinion)
Well-constructed and extremely charismatic characters and the story with excellent development, not having much fluff and taking advantage of several moments between the protagonists to build their relationship, and subtly, you will notice this evolution.
On the topic of comedy, I guarantee that you will certainly have a good laugh!
The author managed to accomplish the feat of making us anguished and anxious, along with the anime's supporting characters, to root for this couple to be successful!!! As I've already read the manga, I guarantee that the next season will be the best ever!!! I'll be eagerly awaiting!
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Guys I literally tortured myself by watching all 13 episodes of this mess. Season 2 was a complete and utter disappointment. I thought maybe, just maybe, the creators would learn from their mistakes in Season 1 and actually develop the characters and plot. But nope, it was more of the same annoying and cringeworthy content.
Shinichi, the main character, is still a wet blanket who can't even muster up the courage to hold Uzaki's hand by the end of the series. Like, what's the point of even calling this a romantic comedy if there's no progress whatsoever? It's just a tease, a constant tease that leaves you frustrated and unsatisfied.
And don't even get me started on Uzaki-chan herself. She's still as obnoxious and overbearing as ever, always forcing Shinichi to do things he's uncomfortable…
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Part 2 continues the story of Sakurai as he's tormented by Uzaki.
Uzaki doesnt get scolded for her terrible behavior. But for some reason Sakurai is being presented as the jerk by his friends because he refuses to make a move on the girl who berates him every chance she gets.
Again there are no redeeming qualities to Uzaki. She's just an obsessive jerk.
And Sakurai's friends are actually making matters worse.
Seriously i feel like Sakurai and Uzaki would be better off if these people just left them alone and let their relationship evolve naturally. The anime is trying to present it as them being encouraging but in reality its pretty cruel what they are doing.
And for some reason even more nosy characters are added to the mix.
There are only 3 likeable characters in the entire show: Sa…
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This is the type of anime where you will like most if not all the characters, but there will be no romantic fulfillment -- acting on liking the other and/or entering a relationship -- to make any of it matter. By the end of this, the main two have been on 100 dates, are basically exclusive with one another, she sleeps at his place, they both like each other, he knows she likes him, and yet absolutely no concrete romance progress (going out, physical intimacy, expressing feelings, confession, anything concrete beyond romance vibes). It is blue balls the anime. In a world where anime getting a sequel season is the exception and when the anime is hardly unique or special enough to deserve such a thing in the first place, it's baffling that this anime would be so smug and frustrating to its au…
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Honestly trash not worth watching it’s like watching a fuse go out on a fire work but watching it for 6 minutes and then it’s a dud. It was like every other romance anime not really good story or unique/ which I was not surprised because most romance is bad style the characters were not well rounded and annoying the reacted like kids high schoolers not collage students it was overall not good it won’t get another season so just open ended but would most likely drag on the way it is in definitely if they did more I think most people will not enjoy it
Read at the sourceKevster12345
Alright let me cut to the chase here.
If you are planning on watching Season 2 for “big titty moments,” don’t even. This season has almost no lewd scenes, in comparison to season 1, and is about Sakurai’s character development in his feelings for Hana.
Me personally, I loved that, as I never watched the show for its “spicy” scenes. I wanted a lighthearted romcom that would get me invested in the characters. If you’re looking for that, you won’t be disappointed.
The only thing keeping me back from giving this a perfect score is sometimes it was extremely unsatisfying and frustrating. I’m talking about the ending. Yes, the author/director are dragging it on, with many moments so close to the ultimate love confession (if you’ve read the manga you know it’s just chapters away.)
I think wha…
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Uzaki season 2 seems to have lost a little of the luster that made season 1 unique. With the main plot now diving into the "will they, won't they" overarching narrative, Uzaki 2 struggles to keep the minute-to-minute interest and fun in the same manner as its previous season. A large reason for this comes down to the dynamic between the characters. This has shifted from a man vs. woman scenario to a matchmaker scenario, taking away a lot of the fundamental building blocks for how Uzaki wrote its stories. In the previous season, for instance, Uzaki and Sakurai were antagonistic toward each other in a lighthearted, sometimes flirty manner. The fun was in who would come out on top between the two. Now the focus is less on the two main leads and more on the side characters trying to get them t…
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If you've watched season 1, then you've basically watched season 2. There is nothing particularly different or appealing of Uzaki-chan wa Asobitai! Double. As a romantic comedy it is mid at best. Unfortunately, Uzaki-chan wa Asobitai! Double just doesn't bother to deliver any romantic value to what is supposed to be a romance anime. It just beats around the bush for 13 episodes, reminiscent of the first season. At least with the first season, you get the feelings from their budding relationship, but in the end, what we are watching is a slice of life anime, that isn't very appealing. Nagatoro does it better. That being said Nagatoro S2 isn't complete, so we shall see if it continues to be the better series of the 2.
Animation 6/10
- It is bland. Character designs are bland. Uzaki has a si…
Read at the sourceJiangHaoyi1979
Urusei!!!!!So 2nd season has ended a couple of days ago....So, let's get down to brass tax:
Story- Not much has change only having to see both MC's family , like Uzaki's Otosan being a bodybuilder and her okasan at the age of 40 is still hot as an 18 year old , her sister who could be a potential rival for the girl's love interest and her kid brother who could pass as a hot girl...now as for the sempai , Sakurai, we get to see that his father is younger than her mother both were Judo aficionados and still manages to have another baby in their 40's....the rest were just random and from the episode 6 everything becomes a chore to watch given that nothing has change and nothing has developed.
FYI: as for the art, soiund and enjoyment...I'm not gonna say anything about these category given…
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You bastards were so close. On the one hand, I'm happy that the series ended with some genuinely lovely reflection and development, but on the other hand, I could see the writers on the other side of the screen getting cold feet at the very last minute. It is infuriating to have a romance series with little to no development. Still, it is downright criminal when a show teases or does an excellent job introducing dramatic conflicts and progression, only to back the hell out to maintain some lame status quo. Oh, and if you read ahead in the manga and know what's supposed to happen immediately after this finale, this feels like an extra strong kick in the teeth.
So we finally got a payoff to the teaser from the beginning of the season. Of course, it was the standard misunderstanding with Sak…
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Double D’z Nuts.
It’s that time again. Our favourite cute gremlin with big anime titties is back to annoy her incredibly hot yet paradoxically socially awkward, unaware, honest to a fault, massive penis confirmed, gamer senpai, and just like the first season I wouldn’t be watching this (I’ve read the manga) if it wasn’t for the incredible cast of voice actors which carry this anime from being just another slow burn romance to a bonafide rom-com.
That’s not to say that I think the writing is bad, on the contrary I think it’s pretty good. It’s rare to see one of these kind of shows without there being some sort of ridiculous love triangle or a straight up harem around the mc. Uzaki-chan holds a unique kind of restraint over itself and focuses squarely on Uzaki’s and Sakurai’s relationship…
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The controversy queen has come back! In all seriousness Uzaki, Sakurai, and the gang have come back for a new season where the focus ended up being less on the comedy and more on the relationship between the two main characters. With that being said it’s still a rom-com, and unfortunately, while I think this season was paced really well and I enjoyed all the improvements their relationship went through, the comedy this season (when it was there) did not hit as much as season one, except the scenes with Uzakis Dad, as he was actually a joy to watch whenever he was on screen. Art: 6
While I think the art style is very smooth, and for the most part I enjoy all the character designs, it is fair to say that it is a little basic, that is paired with decent animation makes it enjoyable enough. At…
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Uzaki-chan wa Asobitai! is a decent romantic comedy that follows the often raunchy shenanigans of Shinichi Sakurai, a college student, and his high school friend, the lively and energetic Uzaki Hana. Uzaki is a girl who infamously looks like a 12-year-old boy with honking back-breaking baby-busting tata bongos. She would classify as a manic-pixie-dream-girl if that term weren’t overused and grossly misogynistic. Uzaki and Sakari attend college together and spend their days hanging out together, to the latter’s dismay. They get into mischievous (sexual) hijinks and slowly develop romantic feelings for one another.
In season two, Shinichi and Uzaki are still in college, and their relationship is blossoming. They continue annoying/entertaining one another and learning more about each other w…
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Uzaki-chan, the walking Sugoi Dekai meme is back, and just didn’t feel as fun to watch as Season 1. It felt like budget Kaguya-sama to me, because it resembles that kind of a romcom, just without all the good production value. I never liked anime that were built on misunderstandings, but I’ll give the show this, the misunderstandings made for some decent chuckles sometimes, and that’s a bit better than some other romcoms out there already (looking at you Rent-a-Girlfriend). A constant battle of “do I like him?”, and “do I like her?” is what this show revolved around this season, but I personally found the side characters way more entertaining than the main duo.
STORY:
Not much of a story, just the hijinks of Sakurai and Hana, a strange pair that just refuse to get together. Heck, even ev…
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With the more mixed reception of Season 1, “Uzaki Wants to Hang Out” tries to bring it back strong in Season 2 by changing the method in which it develops its main couple. There are a lot of important changes that fix what I believe were some of the biggest problems with Season 1, however, this anime still has a long way to go if it wants to reach masterpiece status. Let’s take a look at the two biggest improvements as well as one persistent flaw present in “Uzaki Wants to Hang Out” Season 2.
SIDE CHARACTERS - Started off very rough, but got much better with time.
One of my biggest issues with Season 1 was the side characters. Many of them had dislikable personalities and made questionable choices that ruined the quality of the show. Whether it was a pervert that just wanted to watch IR…
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Well, surely, we didn't think that we needed another season of SUGOI DEKAI, but the series is still just as humongous and boisterious as it was when Season 1 aired back in Summer 2020, a relatively good 2 years at this point.
To be frank, the relationship between Hana Uzaki and Shinichi Sakurai was kinda a bit of a frenzy back when we were first introduced to the both of them, the not-so-introvert NEET and the big mouth annoyance of a girl that defined just as much as the Senpai-kouhai difference. But after a season's worth of getting used to them, Season 2 continues that trend and actually refines a lot of the roughness surrounding the lives of both Uzaki and Sakurai themselves, even with the somewhat in-your-face comedy progressively shifting to that of the possible romance relationship…
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8/10
Season 2 of uzaki chan is a very good surprise, and a must-watch if one is a romance fan,
The main problem I have with a standard romance anime is how fictional and tropey the characters can be, they love each other wholeheartedly, and don't have a drop of malice or flaw in their character whatsoever. they had the most fated of encounters ever etc,
But in Uzaki we have ,
The best wingmen/women ever , yet they fail to ever recognise each other as potential partners. Even though in season 1 we had already got enough hints since…
Uzaki spends literally all her time with senpai , and even stays over .
Sak only ever opens up to and is comfortable around Uzaki.
They can even tell what is going on in each of the others heads , that's how close they are.
Season 2 capitalizes well on th…
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