Audience reviews
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hbaby1093
I'm honestly pretty shocked at how highly this show was rated compared to my experience watching this second season. Which was very far from pleasant.
The first season introduced us to Himuro and Yukimura, who are "science types" that fall in love...and utilize scientific measures to prove that their love actually exists in a tangible way. The first season's plot was refreshing and entertaining as they navigated their experiments to determine their emotions. It was a very cleverly done story, and the characters (while confidently intellectual) were still endearing and humble.
I was incredibly excited to give season two a watch and witness the extension of their relationship as it flourished beyond science and into something more visceral and romantic. And yet...nothing.
Season two cen…
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This direct sequel continues in much the same vein as the previous season. The primary focus is still on the relationship between Yukimura and Himuro and scientifically determining whether it can truly be considered love. Similarly to the first season, they continue doing experiments that aren’t all that solid scientifically speaking, though the associated explanations provided by Rikekuma are still pretty well done. But more importantly, Yukimura and Himuro are still a great source of science themed romantic fluff. It’s a very bizarre relationship, but it’s one that’s definitely making progress which is pretty satisfying to see due to the two being pretty likable characters. And in turn their research is also evolving and growing in scope which results in the anime too having more variety…
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Science Fell in Love, So I Tried to Prove It r=1-sinθ is a very mediocre follow-up to Science Fell in Love, So I Tried to Prove It
Science Fell in Love, So I Tried to Prove It r=1-sinθ Has got to be some of the most sloppy romance anime in this history of the genre. Starting off the plot is just horrible. I mean the characters are super unrealistic and overall cocky and annoying. Furthermore the character development makes the characters worse over time, so as you come to most likely hate these characters, they just develop into worse more annoying people. Not once did this anime make me laugh because same as the first season, the main gag is the fact that the MC's are nerdy and geeky and "Science types"
Not to mention how horrible the plot becomes, It goes from bad to worse to worse wi…
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I’m going to assume that You’ve seen season 1 so I won’t repeat myself to keep this brief.
When it comes to characters almost nothing has changed. They are still one sided, cliched and poorly written. The plot is still cliché and the show as whole still lacks good writing.
From episode 1 the season doubles down on the quantity of slapstick comedy without raising its quality, at least in the beginning. The first 2 episodes are painful to watch. The show can’t go 3 minutes without a cheap joke during them.
I did have some hope for the show around the halfway mark. That’s the moment when the show presents some episodes that are more dramatic and have more focused writing. I don’t want to say they are competently written but they are a lot better than the whole of season 1. Even the conflic…
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A very good second season anime. I will make this review as short as possible. The story continue where it left off in the last season, so nothing change much. I still watch it with the same expectation. My expectation is the relationship between Himuro and Yukimura. The other characters are secondary. I also didn't focus much on the story or rather I didn't try to reason the story and just went with the flow. It's obvious that the story is crazy but my focus was elsewhere so my recommendation to those who are wanting to watch the second season is to not expect anything much from this anime. If you do, you will end up writing a sh*t review. A few things you can expect from this anime are characters. About half the of the episodes are about Kanade's past and her struggles. But, it doesn't b…
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Rikei ga Koi ni Ochita no de Shoumei shitemita. Heart a sequel of Rikekoi, ok so I may have been a little late in making this pathetic sci-fuck romance /comedy anime, but IMAO this was just as pathetic as the parent anime Rikekoi. One question that I always ask, "When will Himuro and Yukimura will start to fuck?" so no more shit at let's git her done:
Story-Poor 3: as usual we have a 2 individuals with high IQ one hot woman and one eeeehhhh semi dorky hot guy who as usual try's to "SCIENCE" romance in a way that realistically a scientist who agree that it was just way too "PATHETIC" to begin with and just as annoying that the number they show literally does not add up, in fact it was really unknow as to what kind of science specialization that those do does, so practically that kind of sc…
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[ [ THIS REVIEW TALKS ENTIRELY ABOUT THE FINAL EPISODE. IF, FOR SOME REASON, YOU CARE ABOUT THAT, PLEASE DON'T READ AHEAD. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED. ] ]
Ever wondered what happens when a good show does something so batshit insane that no one thinks it's good?
Watch the first episode of this anime, and then skip straight to the last one. Congradulations! You have now experienced this sensation.
The writers of this show must have smoked so much crack that their brains were absolutely fried, This show, about a couple of folks just enjoying love and just being lovers, where a couple of sciency folks try and explain love through math, science, and statistics, suddenly in the final episode starts with about 7-10 minutes of a girl getting assaulted, tazed, abducted, and then has a guy stabbed…
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Spoiler ahead.
Its good and enjoyable until episode 7 when Kanade drama start to kick in and it goes downhill since then. The drama is irritating to watch.
The first 6 episode is enjoyable for me and at halfway on episode 6 the romance between Yukimura and Himuro is kinda resolve when they finally admit that they in love with each other. So you think by this time they should start going out and become a couple right? We will get more Yukimura/Himuro fluff right? No, the next day for some reason now they want to start a new research to determine how strong their love is and whether they love is romantic or not. WTF? You just literally head over heel for each other and making out yesterday and now you still have a doubt that you love each other romantically or not? So, no they did not bec…
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Episode 12. Oh boy are we going to talk about episode 12, but just hold on to that thought.
Season 1 of this show told a pretty complete story, I thought. They weren't all the way to the point where they could push past their 'tism and admit they have feelings for each other, but they were officially a couple in pretty much all but name. In my mind a continuation wasn't all that necessary, but I was happy to see this show get one anyway. It's a relatively unique show, laughably conceptual to it's core and not afraid to stick to it's premise despite how ridiculous it is on the face of it.
In the first half of the season we get a really good conclusion to the series. The team being project "prove love mathematically" gets a dose of reality from an actual couple prompting them to collect mo…
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Innocent. Funny. Inappropriate.
What is love? How can it be rationally defined? How can the love between two people be proven?
These questions were the root of the first season of this anime, trying to rationalise what is considered pure emotions by most. The second season follows in these footsteps. As such, characters are well established and viewers have expectations regarding the themes ans atmosphere.
This review contains light spoilers.
NARRATIVE: a first expected part, a second unexpected part This season may be divided into two parts.
The first part follows more or less the same pattern than the first season. Yukimura and Himuro deepen their relationship while doing research on what defines love. There are new characters and some character development, but viewers should know…
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Rikei ga Koi ni Ochita no de Shoumei shitemita. Heart (2022)
As far as this goes for the most part I felt pretty let down since it was almost a carbon copy of before but with some added twists as the experiment goes on. Perhaps it reads better?
The art style is really quite average and sticks to a standard watch my show.
The sound is good fun again but feels very much the same. Whilst that isn't bad necessarily it does make it a little lacklustre.
Characters develop and we get some deep and dark moments as the show goes on towards the end. I would say the final episode is about as dark as they can get in this sort of show. I mean who would expect a nearly NTR moment!
Overall, I wouldn't mind if it continued just don't go into this expecting anything big and exciting because it is j…
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I was a bit excited when Rikekoi got a sequel since I will be able to taste another unique romcom experience that I had during its 1st season but rather, it leaves a bad taste following the conclusion of this season. (Spoiler-free review or maybe just a speck)
Let's start with the good points that this season have. Tbh, I couldn't tell much but giving rise to the supporting characters' exposure is a good decision since it would latter be too boring if the story only spins around our mains. Not only that but also because the supporting characters did pique the interest last season such as Kanade, Kosuke and Ibarada and it is good that we were able to learn more of them during this season.
I hate to say it but the negative points far way outshined the little good points this season have. F…
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I am devastated to the point of breaking my own rule about not writing reviews to avoid the unparalled cringe of viewing the opinions of my past self. I have witnessed bad endings plenty of times, but never before have I seen something quite like this.
Let me start this off by saying that this really didn't need to be made. The first season's ending is exactly what you would expect for this type of show, and there was always going to be issues going forward. The first few episodes re-affirmed to me that this was just going to be a worse version of the first season. The new characters introduced for the season all ventured a bit too far into the wacky anime comedy side-characters territory for me, and the comedy was noticeably worse than in the first season. After four episodes, I lost the…
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It's been about two years since we last saw Ayame Himuro and Shinya Yukimura attempt to quantify their feelings for one another and honestly, I feel a little bad that this show has to compete with a somewhat similarly-themed (but immensely more popular) Kaguya-sama. Like that show, we have a primary couple that has caught the doki-dokis for each other but will not outright admit it. Himuro and Yukimura are dead set on gathering evidence to support their feelings, leading to smooching under the pretense of science.
While this may be a season premiere, it sure doesn't feel like it—though that's not to say our characters haven't changed since we last saw them. The first season ended on an exceedingly high note with our main couple achieving the scientifically perfect romantic kiss. While the…
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The Big Fuck Theory: Season Screw.
"Science Fell in Love, So I Tried to Prove It Heart" is basically more whacky science romcom nonsense which is great. With Yukimura and Himuro end last season with statistically the perfect kiss backed by science and data, the story moves it’s focus onto developing the rest of the cast with a particular focus on weird otaku Inukai and loli goth Ibarada’s relationship and a whole arc dedicated to Kanade in the back half.
Obviously Yukimura and Himuro’s relationship is developed upon and those of you who, like me hate it when romcom’s beat around bush on whether or not a couple will actually get together will be pleasantly surprised.
Once again the humour this show gets from a bunch of Sheldon’s trying to figure out the science behind something as irrat…
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Rikekoi season 2…. Its kind of hard to write this for me because I went into it with a lot of excitement as I did enjoy season 1 a lot and it just…. Was very disappointing.
I will be covering spoilers so keep that in mind when reading this, also touching on SA topics that were presented.
Rikekoi season 2 follows were we left off in season 1, were Himuro and Yukimura are figuring out their feelings while overlaying all this complicated scientific explanations because they are both STEM nerds and we all know STEM people can’t compute feelings right? That’s the entire gag of the show and for the most part during season 1 it was enjoyable and handled very balancedly, including humor while also advancing the narrative presented with the characters and romantic plot of the series.
The problem…
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Where to begin? This anime is 100% a tale of two halves, as the first half would relate to what season 1 was more like as a fun cute romantic comedy. The second half however was rough, they tried taking a serious tone, while still implementing comedy. Overall i think the execution could have been better, so in my opinion, this season falls a little short compared to season 1.
Art: 7
The art is nothing amazing, but the character designs are really good. I won't lie, I'm not really expecting top-tier animation or anything from this anime so the art is good enough for me, and is easily passible, as I enjoyed the overall design of the show. Character expressions were really good too.
Sound: 8
The sound design was pretty good, took me by surprise, but the real kickers are that the opening and…
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"I am in love with you."
-- the following is a brief paragraph on my overall thoughts, followed by spoilers concerning sideplots and the final episode (as well as a brief allusion to sao ii). reader discretion advised. --
Himuro-sama: Science is War, er, I mean...
Science Fell in Love is back with another season that takes its perfectly good premise and squanders it by deciding to focus on other avenues that aren't as interesting as the central romance and shove in side characters that further hinder any enjoyment that could be had. The reason everyone enjoyed the last season is still here, but in a lesser capacity and side characters are fleshed out with some success but mostly failure. While I got through the first season with ease, watching this one became something of a dread every…
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Rikekoi is back for another season! Well if you didn't know already, It's a pure Romance anime with a slight twist of science.
The season does a good job of fleshing out the more under shadowed characters of season 1, the main duo does get somewhat of a decent development and there are plenty of good scenes and I love the fact that Blue balling is low and the number of ships is high, as well as the fanservice (thigh and below :3), is super high!
Characters (7/10)
personally, Season 1 did get repetitive after a while and season 2 is a breath of fresh air in that regard. The main Couple is a little more mature than before and the development of the secondary characters is a welcome sight. The new characters (chris and his girl) are tropey but fun however they quickly lose their charm sinc…
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So, Rikei ga Koi ni Ochita no de Shoumei shitemita. Heart just finished airing and it was pretty enjoyable for the most part.
To be honest, im so glad that i have watched this series because i didnt expect it to be good. Overall, this season is slightly better than the last just because of some reasons. I dont remember that much from last season but the fanservice for this season is really something else, they really went all out on this one ( probably just me). The one thing i was worried abt for this season was that i thought that they gonna only focus on the main couple and imo it will be a bit boring since its basically like the first season. Thankfully and surprisingly, this season they focus more on the side characters and im glad they have the chance to shine. Ibarada was one of th…
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