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The premise was interesting where gamers are sent into a video game to find gaming errors to get reported. Initially, I expected this to focus on quests/adventures and while there is some here, it mainly focuses on the plotline of reporting errors which was okay. Although, this follows a male MC who is frustratingly naive that at times made this a difficult watch. While an average series, this did have uninteresting characters and a "what did I just see" cliffhanger.

The closing chapter of a very strong story is delivered through masterful verbal, sound, and visual storytelling. One of the few anime to lift the bar higher than their previous season, and a deserved spot amongst top anime.
In the second season, shogi is more like a secondary plot line, while the main topic is the development of a person's character at different stages in life - through adversity and perseverance, pain and love, effort and faith.
The main takeaway for me is the believable characters and the empathy that I feel for them and their experiences throughout the anime.
A must see vibrant experience for every anime fan.

It's a fine Salvatore-style high fantasy anime (the isekai part is very much forgettable). Go for it if you're into these types of stories.

Sometimes the story overplays for the sake of "tension", but that's not a bad thing, as another person wrote: it's been a long time since I've seen a work like this, it's worth the attention. Definitely a good, interesting thriller.

This season is even better than the previous. If you have not already seen it, start with S1.

Its from this season that the real story starts. Last season was about establishing the characters.

Definitely worth checking out for all comedy/action fans.

Quite mediocre, but not insufferably dull.

Didn't quite enjoy this series, I watched it b/c of recognizing the original, but I felt it too old to start watching so when this came around I decided to watch the remake. Not sure how it compares, but this rendition of it definitely felt generic with nothing really keeping invested in the overall story, I'm not even sure if it's historically accurate in some sense so it may just be a fully fictional history, they showed a prelude at the end of the series of what is to come and I can honestly say i am not in the least bit excited if I see then fine, though I definitely wont go out of my way to watch and it'll probably be the last on my list.

From start to end the dialogue is consistently bad. As a result, even after 12 eps you feel detached from the story and the characters. This feels weird.

It was never bad, but I would recommend not seeing this.

4/10

The series starts off well, with some humorous moments and fan service. However, the story becomes more formulaic as more girls are introduced. Still, it's a decent option for those seeking a casual, comedic watch

First few episodes, I was annoyed. Largely due to the fact that the MC didn't recognize his own strength. This was quickly dispelled, as the MC realized he IS strong and defused all of that BS.

What I love about this series is the recognition of the mC. There are far too many series that let the MC be blind and engage the stupid trope of, "I'm overpowered but don't know it."

Good watch, hoping for season 2.

I watched the first one years ago. While this one has better animation, it relies more heavily on the drama, angst, and tear jerk moments. There seems to be less instances of them just enjoying time together and trading shenanigans. Seems as though Holo became a bit bipolar based on her wild swings back and forth between emotional states. Might not be for me.

If the lonely MC promises you violence in his quest to reach the top of a delinquent school, you will sorely be disillusioned as this is a furyou anime targeting women (not a criticism, just adjust your expectations), and a terrible one at that.
What you get is a bunch of ikemen who "have a conversation with their fists", with a school of the fakest bad boys ever, whose purpose is to protect the town from the real bad boy neighbors.
This season focuses on a rival gang led by a fun-obsessed manchild, a common women's trope. If that wasn't enough, the worst of these tropes goes to the MC itself who is a huge male tsundere. Most of the time will be spent looking at him blushing from insecurity or barking like a dog from insecurity as well. But, hey, this teenager in search of love will learn friendship and the responsibilities coming with leadership in that anime which is incredibly childish in its tone.
2/10

This is not comparable to Queen's Blade mostly because of the artwork. It feels cheap and everything else too feels somehow cheap. And characters are unrelatable, nor due you feel like rooting for them.

I saw 3 eps and tried to like it, but it was too boring to follow.

A fairly enjoyable watch. It looks and sounds great if you can ignore a couple of jarring 3D bits. The world and story is intriguing if a bit vague and unexplained.

That said the show expects you to accept a lot of things without questioning them, such as extreme abilities which go underutilized by multiple characters. The protagonist feels kind of lackluster which is a problem when there's little growth throughout the season.
The comedic element is a bit hit or miss with some funny moments while others lean more towards disgusting.

Here the female MC gets reincarnated into a fantasy world that has magic where individuals can make magical tools. This focuses on Dahlia as she grows up and learns about these magical tools and eventually to innovate her own tools. The support characters are solid and even though there appears to be a "villain" in this series, I'm glad the focus wasn't all on that character. Technically, this anime is categorized as romance, but it really isn't... this shows the main characters being in the "friend-zone" and helping each other out. What I enjoyed the most from this anime was the creation of new magical tools, the tests and how to profit while working with different companies. Even though this ended slightly open-ended, I'm content if there isn't another season... but I can see there being another season that focuses more on the romantic side of the MCs relationship.

It really is starting to feel more like "My Sequel Academia".

Don't get me wrong, This series still ROCKS. Despite the REALLY GOOD fights , more character growth, and ACTION packed scenes its really starting to feel its overall screen time right about now!

The SOUNDTRACK, animation, and plot, and dare I say (at this point) its ABUNDANT use of PLOT-TWISTS, still keep the viewer on edge this season. All in all, if you are STILL watching, this one wont disappoint.

Very glad that its FINAL season, 8, has been finally announced as well.

It's alright, but the story seems to skip forward a lot, like "We just did a bunch of stuff off screen and now we're here". I was wondering what was going on until I saw one of the comments that there was a lot of breaks between airing.
Although, I was starting to get annoyed at how often the phrase "from 2000 years ago" was used.