Audience reviews
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Muteki1337
For me it's a hard to review anime.
I really liked the comedy and how light hearted it was. The animation was okay and I liked the style. Characters were nothing special, but somewhat likeable and I rooted for them most of the time.
But what really dragged it down was the chatakter Mirika. The things that she did were not funny at all and I don't get why they choose to put this in a light hearted series. If the genders would be the opposite, everyone would have hated the anime.
All in all it's not a waste of time, but also nothing that I would recommend.
Read at the sourceZahyra
I have to put this as one of my favourite anime out there simply because it's the closest I've ever seen at representing polyamoury. Even though it's still weighed down by the traditional Japanese monogamous pov, (calling it two-timing/three-timing) it is truly the closest representation of polyamoury in anime that I've seen, without being the traditional harem. All the parties are informed and consent and like each other's company and that's what polyamoury is in essence.
As a polyamorous person myself, this alone makes it one of my favourite anime simply because we are still vastly underrepresented in media and pretty much everywhere. Even the LGBTQIA + community treats us like we don't exist lol
So I loved this anime, and it made me cry, which is always a plus, so overall, really gre…
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I'm just gonna straight to the point because I just finished my review for the first season a moment ago.
I noticed this for the second time now, first with TQQ and now this. The animation production is thrown to another company. The quality doesn't drop though, heck, I would say this is better (I mean it's SynergySP, I know they will nail it), but I just want to know, why. Why give it to another studio if you can do it? You know? It's weird.
But anyway, animation aside, OST is still the same quality. I didn't notice any drop. I'd say this season OST evaluated and became 100% better, especially in Shino's arc.
The character and plot are the same. But when they introduce Shino, I say they went hard on her arc. Like omg, I can see why people like Shino so much. Her arc is becoming one of…
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Kanojo mo Kanojo Season 2 starts off slow and frustrated me a bit. Episode 1 and 2 for me were write offs, and the season really starts on episode 3. From ep 3 forward Kanojo mo Kanojo does everything right. It is trashy rom com fun, and this is what I love to indulge in. For being a trashy love concept, the story stays compelling in season 2, and if the clues from season 2 are any indication, I'm assuming we are getting a s3. I won't spoil, but it makes sense.
Animation 6/10
- The character art is wonky at times, but not terribly bad, it is a cheaply made anime for certain.
Sound 7/10
- I like the VA work, decent OP?ED
Story 6/10
- It's a story about girls loving a boy, so not that deep, but for what it is, it works.
Characters 8/10
- All the characters are enjoyable for me, and I like t…
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I think there is one way to explain my experience with this anime, I liturally watched throught this and thought about the fact that I live right in front of a police station. I recommend watching the Subbed version, don't go near the Dubbed, it's not the worst anime I watched in terms of the harem stuff but, I have to say this anime is pretty darn messed up, I don't remember season 1 being this exagerated, I guess at the very least at certain points it makes you laugh, I gues if I rate this anime out of 10, I give it a 6.
Read at the sourceMako10
What I like about the two seasons of Kanojo mo Kanojo is that it fully embraces its identity of nonsensical shenanigans, gags, and cringe that comes in a messy but entertaining package. The second season is more of the same. It adds more fanservice and when it does, it goes even further than the first season (within tv ratings of course). It adds more drama towards the end that’s surprisingly well done. Having a bunch of stupid characters become serious and surprisingly competent makes those moments even better. Approaching this anime with any form of logic or reason is just going to make you be turned off by the anime. You have to turn off your brain and just enjoy the ride. This is how you’ll enjoy the show.
Cringe? Well, we’ll make the plot even more brain dead and the shenanigans as ri…
Read at the sourceSenseiSempai-san
Sequel to the harem anime Girlfriend, Girlfriend
This is the sequel to the harem anime Girlfriend, Girlfriend. The fist one saw us being introduced to Naoya who confessed his love to Sakisaki. She agreed to go out with him only to have another cute girl, Minase confessed to him. So Naoya doen't want to upset both, proposed to date both at the same time, hence two-timing both girls.
Sakisaki's best friend, Shino was against this two-timign idea and went to wreck Naoya's tow-timing scheme only to have it backfired. Shino has already fall for him even before Sakisaki agreed to go out with Naoya. So we will see the development of this trope. Next we have the added complication of Mirika, a vblogger also falls for Naoya making it a foursome trouble for Naoya.
The episodes can be fan service…
Read at the sourceJonyTrolton
When you click on a show like this one you can't expect it to be smart. It's just a dumb funny anime, with a lot of fanservice and stupid situations.
With that said, this second season was not as funny as the first one. You find way more situations that only exist to build drama in a show that should not focus on drama. There was drama everywhere and I watched it all just because Shino is my favorite, but even then there where funny things on every episode.
I'd say it's still entertaining, but can't blame anyone disliking it.
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Wow a sequel of a harem anime, what should i do, should i watch it? if this is your thought while reading this im recommending you not to watch it. Before i share my take on this anime i want to tell how and why am i watching this, back when KnK still new with season1, i was curious about the premise of having 2 girlfriends story, a bit new to me and i don't read the manga, so i come in blind. The result? "EWWW" i can't watch the season 1 seriously due to frequently i found myself cringing, hard cringing to the point where idc about the story anymore and just skip. I have a pretty low bar on anime, im easily entertained by typical isekai anime and bland harem anime like this but this one is just on another level. This Anime makes me (who have very low bar on anime quality) cringe so much t…
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Straight up and to the point with this one here,
Watch only if you are into drama and emotional buildup with a dashing of some comedy.
I feel like this was a massive downgrade from what the first airing of this series about 2 years ago showed me.
Hilariously straight forwarded and downright narrow sighted MC getting it on with it by one, a massive pain the rear Tsundere.
Willing,but could never go over the edge Kuudere and a smart but somehow clumsy Ojou are the main attractions of this show.
Though in my eyes, the only one character that caught my eye was the vtuber who still sees the reality of the situation, despite what the show makes her to be.
The only reason why I ever finished this, is I had this playing on the big screen in the background as I did my daily chores in the course…
Read at the sourceThatboidriz
To start off I don’t do many reviews, so this will not be very detailed.
Girlfriend girlfriend, season two is an absolute banger of a show.
After a solid season one they followed up with this hidden gem of a season. Consistently good artwork, and overall the story for season two focusing a lot around Shino, who is absolutely the BEST GIRL.
Overall, I give this season 9/10 From the good artwork, occasional Ecchi(I appreciate art ), and just lovable characters.
This is a harem anime and if you just remember not to take it too seriously and then just enjoy the story, the characters, and the overall ride it takes you on. You will enjoy it too.
Read at the sourceRian_Rahmat
I prefer this anime when the characters are still filled with three women.
Saki, Nagisa, Mirika.
However, in the second season, a disturbing character named Shino appears, I think this character is very annoying.
There are no tsundere elements but hypocrisy, talks about other people's relationships, and says it's for the sake of his best friend, but actually has hidden intentions.
Compared to the other three female characters, Shino always expresses his opinion so that his friends' relationship becomes closer, but basically she also likes MC.
This is made worse by the many accident scenes between Naoya and Shino, which always happen at certain times.
Makes this annoying character Love Naoya even more.
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I can is a excellent, one of the best Rom-Com of Harem, I hope it get another season. I really recommend it, I have enjoyed the first season that was an interesting hit of the season, but this season was more hitting that I expected, definitely I loved it, the characters, the fun facts of the story how was evolving apart from the two-timing date with Sakisaki and the another girl, was too exciting and hilarious at the sametime, the blonde girl who was rowed by the weird form of the personality of the Mukai kun, I was some shocked at the begining but the author knew how to adapt it at the public. I recommend it
Read at the sourceOmarumba
A sequel to the most screaming anime adaptation of Hiroyuki's most screaming harem manga, WHAT IS IT ABOUT?!?!?!?
The two main characters, Saki and Nagisa, are joined by two more girls, Rika and Shino. While Rika is a tsundere trying to get Naoya's love and attention, Shino is more interesting because of her desire to break up the polygamous relationship between the other characters.
The first season of Kanojo mo Kanojo was adapted under the direction of Tezuka Productions and directed by Satoshi Kuwahara, who had 5-toubun no Hanayome in his works, which could not but guarantee the success of the adaptation in the summer season of 2021, the first season being among the top most popular anime series of the season. As for the second season of Kanojo mo Kanojo, it was produced by a differen…
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Ah, the perplexities of this season left me pondering—why persist with this anime? For those in need of context, the protagonist harbors an enduring affection for Sakisaki, a Tsundere who eventually succumbs after a year-long requests from the MC. Then, enter another girl, a Dandere, who propositions the protagonist. To add to the curious love tale, the protagonist, in a fit of empathy, seeks permission from his original girlfriend to date both—surprisingly granted. But hold on, the saga doesn't cease there! A well-known streamer, a Goudere, harbors fervent feelings for our protagonist, despite his reluctance. And rounding off the quartet, Saki's best friend, a Kuudere, joins this convoluted entanglement.
Season 2 ventures deeper, albeit in an entirely unrealistic manner—heed my warning,…
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Girlfriend, Girlfriend - Hello, it's me, Hiroyuki! Your trash mangaka connoisseur for a harem so stupid and aloof that's as enjoyable as heck, is back for Round 2!
We're now in the current days where the harem genre has pretty much evolved into its own subservient themes, with the current biggest hit being the currently airing Kimi no Koto ga Daidaidaidaidaisuki na 100-nin no Kanojo a.k.a The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, REALLY Love You (mangaka Rikito Nakamura and illustrator Yukiko Nozawa are chads), but did you know that the manga for Hyakkano actually started earlier than Hiroyuki's series? That's right, the former started in December 2019 while the latter started in March 2020, a mere 4 months' difference. And within the span of 4 years since then, the latter's…
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