Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai Next

Story: For anyone that likes comedy, harem, and some Ecchi type anime then this show offers all that. I loved this anime because every episode was very funny, whether it was from the Ecchi scenes, to the harem, or because one of the characters was just being funny. Aside from that the message sent from this anime was said directly to the main character. I like how the story wasn't the typical "love drama" type anime. Sure there were moments where it showed that but for the most part this anime focused on the comedy rather that the love because the ending left a lot to be desired in the love aspect. Art: Well what's there to not like. The art was very good, the character designs were not plain or overused it was just amazing. Also the hair color for each character looked realistic compared to the other animes where characters have green, blue, purple hair. This one focuses on keeping the art realistic yet enjoyable. I have to say black or brown is not my ideal color for a character's hair color, but in this anime it was very well done since it fit each character's personalities. Sound: The opening as always followed the theme of the story. Not much to say about sound because it was also very well done. Character: I don't mind Yozora's personality, she's just like that it can't be helped. Her actions taken do seem rather impulsive and rash at times, but seeing her personality as reserved I can relate to her. Every character's personalities matched their appearance even if some say they hated it. Sena well we all know how she's like, but honestly she's the reason why this anime has so much comedy. She was the character that brought out the comedy in the anime along with Rika. I think to further strengthen this review a third season would be nice because I would be able to give a more broad analysis about Yozora and Sena seeing as how those two seemed to be the focus in the 2nd season. Enjoyment: Ecchi, Comedy, Harem, School, this anime provides that. I enjoyed every second of it event despite the content showed. There were no boring episodes but I do have to say the ending was rather weak in my opinion because it looked rushed to me. Overall: I hope Boku Wa Tomadachi gets a 3rd season because it honestly needs one because of the way it ended. I feel as if Yozora needs some more character development because she was rather cautious or reserved from my point of view.

You see, this second season really disappointed me. Now, let me explain that I loved the first season. The original material was funny and lighthearted. I enjoyed it very much. However, the second season felt like it was dragged through a bucket of "dark story writing." All of a sudden, the lighthearted atmosphere disappeared and the story got way to serious way to fast. As a result, I really struggled to enjoy this second season as much as the first. It was a good attempt, but the ridiculous ending battle just lost all my interest. Why can't they all talk through their problems like they did in the first season. I don't want to see the Neighbor's club fall apart, but if there's a third season, that seems to be the path it will take.

I just can't get why people give 10/10s to this anime. I hate it with a passion, for the last 2 episodes ruining the entire flow and just making me mad again (boy I am on a streak with anime that has a shitty ending). Here are my reasons why : Story 7/10 : If you are reading this review there is probably no point in giving a summary of the story since there is a season 1. The story is good, funny and enjoyable, having little to no bad moments. Now for why I hate the guts out of this anime : [SPOILERS, YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED] The last episodes ends by Yozora running away, Kodaka "confessing" to Sena, right after a shitty pep talk from Rika. I put "confessing" because it is interrupted by a phone message, which was complete bullshit and would have been better just straight out confessing. Why is this ending or the last 2 episodes bad? Cause we got a funny Comedy Ecchi anime that turns into failed emotional shit in 2 episodes. This anime would have been perfect if It would have been RomCom all along. SO yes, my reason for giving this anime a bad rating is because of the ending, which was complete crap. Art 8/10 : Nothing special here. Good art, nothing outstanding. Sound 8/10 : Again, nothing special here. The opening is.. meh. Voice acting is on point . Character 7/10 : This is where the anime lacks for me. Kodaka is one of those "badass" MCs, he is basically Ryuuji from Toradora, he has nothing special, and is not relatable. Sena is one of the best characters in the anime, we know what she is supposed to be, and has the same personality all along. Yozora is bad to being hate-able. I never understood if she is supposed to be a Kuudere or a Tomboy with feelings. Rika is one of the weirdest characters again. She gets a giant personality change in the end of the anime where the author decides "Hey let's make this anime a RomCom". I could go on, but it's really the same thing for everyone. The only other good character is Kobato, being adorable as hell and a clear "little sister" type. The characters are not bad on Toradora level, but still pretty bad. Enjoyment 5/10 : Because of last 2 episodes.... This mark would have been 9/10 if not for that. Overall 6/10 : I would not recommend this to anyone. I hated myself for watching is because of the ending. Then again, it is my opinion. There be people giving 10/10 to this.

Continuing on from where the first season left, season two continues with the activities of the Neighbors Club. However this season steers away their role within the school and just focuses on the character development and relationships of the clubs members. The story at first doesn't seem to have much of a plot line, with episodes you can tell if are fillers or not until later on or they throw in a big scene where even the thickest people cant miss that it's a major story line flag. Regardless of that fact, it can still leave you wonder what the anime is really even about with how much it doesn't stick to a liner plot line. While this is by all means not a bad thing, it can cause some to dislike it because of this factor. Art is nothing new. Those fresh to this anime may find its art style displeasing to the eye and somewhat off putting at first but these are quickly disregard if they continue on as its very easy to get used to. With the standard cell shading for main part of the art and animation while using gradients to some objects to add some eye catching effects. Then when setting a scene or environment mood is where this anime shines. Using lighting to its utmost fullest to give major impact scenes, the right feel and flow with the rest of the anime. At the same time when the environment lighting used to make an engulfing scene it's an obvious billboard in the viewers face saying its a key story line point. A minimal use of music and sounds some may consider a downfall, however this anime seems to take that fact and make a statement that you don't need music every scene to make a good plot line. The only times it does use music in the scene is, much like the lighting an obvious key point in the story. This being said it wouldn't hurt anything if the anime did have more music in some scenes as there are points where you welcome the opening and endings simply because of their music which is actually well made. The producer of the intro seemed to go a little trigger happy with the sound effects though. The one single, biggest and most amazing part of this anime is the character development. The first season was mostly character development and the second season is that ten fold. A few filler pieces near and far apart but almost every little thing adds up and is recalled upon in the end with how a few of the characters react in some situations that's causes the current scenes predicament, what ever it may be. Ever characters gets their fair share in progressing their relationships. Some in was you see a mile away, others take a turn that cause you pause the current episode and have to take a few minute to just realize that just happened. One cannot help but love the anime. Its points of humor almost always pull a laugh, some even for a few minutes. It has a way of either making a really good joke and then killing it with blatant insults or a deep emotional scene and then kills it with a ridiculous out of place joke. Even with these points, it still seems to redeem itself in the end with a few pieces towards the end that no one cannot be unhappy with.

Before you take a look at my review keep in mind that I just recently joined MAL and I'm not a hardcore otaku (I'm not even sure I'm a regular otaku). I'm not gonna right you a novel about why you should watch this so I'm gonna keep it short (at this point it probably isn't going to be short haha), sweet, and chockfull of shit that I loved about this anime. Story=9 Boy with awkward hair who is a delinquent in everyone's eyes and is the only guy in the Neighbors Club. Lucky ass dude right? We get even deeper into the romcom stories of Sena and Yozora while Rika is just as perverted as ever. Art=8 What can I say? I like the way it's drawn and animated. Although the females all have the same facial qualities cept for their hair (is that a facial quality??) Sound=6 The opening could be better cause it spoiled 2 episodes for me and the You've Got Mail tone annoyed me. Character=8 Each female character was portrayed pretty damn well. They were all cute in their own ways. Only reason I gave an 8 and not a 9 or 10 was cause of Kodaka. Sometimes he needs to strap on a pair. Enjoyment=9 Why? Cause I enjoyed it!!! Watch any episode and it'll take a doctor to get you to stop laughing (maybe I over exaggerated). And there are also those scenes that just punch you right in the feels. Such a good romcom comes once in a while. Overall=8 If you're into good...no, awesome romcoms, then this is your type of anime to see but even if it isn't give it a try and I'm positive you'll want more!

Here we go again with the Neighbour's club! Boku wa Tomodachi Ga Suknai NEXT immediately picks up the pieces from Season 1 with Yozora's hair cut off and the, "BIG reveal" between the protagonist, Kodaka and Yozora, which was the climax from that season. The wacky bunch endure more social events such as organizing a birthday party, watching a yaoi, going to an amusement park, setting up a booth for the school festival, and making a movie to get themselves out there in, "da outside world." In comparison to Season 1, which was all fun and games, Season 2, yes, there were some funny moment, that were NOT over the top, with some, "intended fan service," but there were also hard moments that really lets us see the ups and downs of a friendship. I believe that was the true success of this season. But can I just say it's a small world eh? In addition to the changes to everyone's relationship as the season progresses, it looks like the 2 frenemies, Sena and Yozora have something in common with Kodaka...*SPOILER* Anyways, so far in terms of the series, I feel that there is progression, but it's not fully there yet. There are still some unanswered things such as the back story of Yukimura, the so-called boy trapped in a girl's body, who remained static throughout the season and the ending of the Season 2, which left me speechless as I never expected that to happen, but hey, I'm assuming a Season 3, right? If you like an anime that is able to grasp both sides of a friendship with some intended fanservice and a lot of cute girls, this is the anime for you. ALL I WANT IS (hoping for) SEASON 3!

I haven't watched the first season of this anime, but since the anime doesn't follow a specific plot, I didn't feel the need to go back and watch the first season. In fact, after finishing this anime, I realized that I watched the second season. However, this does not mean that the anime is bad. I had fun watching it because it contains absurd events, sexual jokes and friendship relations, and on top of that, there is a harem thing and even though I don't like this harem thing very much, it still makes me watch the anime. This anime has the character types we are used to. One of them is a tsundere, the other is a character who makes sexual jokes, I think there is another tsundere character but I can't remember exactly, I don't remember the other characters much either.

well this anime goes into my worst animes ever list. I liked most characters but that's about it... If you aren't depressed already you will be after watching this 2 seasons.. Bunch of people hanging around almost everyday not acknowledging they are friends and not having friends. just a club which does events trying to make friends but put zero effort into anything. it is just a very bad soap filled with lies , sneaky backstabbing and worst romance if there even was any. btw irl a group of 6 girls and 1 guy would not even be a thing ever unless it is a gayboy or someone that has no feelings for man or woman. and to be fair even if you would see this as a example for people that have any sort of disable or just a hard time finding friends , if you have a club based on finding friends and you don't see the others as friends you deserve to be alone cause nobody would be that fkn stupid it is just sad

Haganai NEXT is representative of what a sequel should be. The comedy from last season is still in full force, but the tone of the series starts to become more serious as Kodaka has to deal with his friendships - having to decide if they should remain the way they are, or progress into something further. Kodaka's actions as a protagonist might be seen as cowardly, but the decisions he has to make are certainly realistic. Whilst the first season of Haganai did not have much to tell in terms of story progression, NEXT is adamant about shaking things up. Secrets will be revealed and bombshells will be dropped as Kodaka struggles with his inevitable choices. This season's biggest fault is that it does not have a conclusive ending. At all. If you want to know what happens next you'll have to find a translated version of the light novels as not even the manga adaptation has surpassed the anime (yet). If you think the season ends with a girl being chosen, you'd be wrong. The ending unfortunately makes it feel as though the progression of the characters was all for naught, despite a very intense confrontation. If you enjoyed the first season and are looking for more, Haganai NEXT hits all bases. If you enjoyed the first season but wanted some more substance, there is plenty of that too. Fanservice is still present unfortunately but after the first season you should hopefully be used to it, even if it does still get in the way of the story.

The second season continues the story about a group of misfits who congregate in the Neighbors Club to supposedly learn how to make friends. All the character backgrounds are thoroughly discussed in the first season so the second season is all about exploiting the intriguing character personalities through various situations. From slumber parties to the Kings game, expect some funny interactions at a mildly ecchi level. I found it a pretty good season and, though still feeling like an unfinished work, a worthwhile watch for those still interested after the non-existent conclusion of the first season. Animation: There have been some superficial changes with the animation style since the first season. The overall color scheme is a bit softer/less saturated and drawing lines are thinner. Detail levels are comparable with the first season and overall the series still looks very good and crisp. Characters are all readily identifiable from the first season although Yozora has apparently dyed her hair and Rika ditches her fake eyeglasses and changes her hairstyle daily. A lot of activities take place outside of school and thus there are a lot of outfits/character compared to your typical slice of life school series. There is very little action here except for a small scuffle at the climax. There is also less ecchi/nudity than the first season. The majority of the ecchi is just bouncy and through conversations (as well as a few galge scenes). Overall this is relatively "clean" compared to true ecchi-based shows. Though to be hones I am quite thankful that they didn't resort to upskirt cameras and accidental gropings. Sound: Everything sounds appropriately in sync with the original show. I don't particularly like the new OP. The ED is a bit better with a lighter rock and more tangible melody. As with the first season, the BGM is light and fitting. The VAs all return from the original season and give likewise great performances. Kanae Itou, Kana Hanazawa, and Marina Inoue all do outstanding in their respective rolls, especially kanahana who usually voices softer roles. Story: This section is going to be fairly subjective for once. If a viewer is looking for progress from the ending of the original haganai, then one can say that the story is practically non-existent; the story is, for the most part, a sequence of half-episode long comic shorts. If a viewer is looking for small but interesting additional character facts and potentially a bit of tension, then the story isn't all that bad at all. I fit a bit more into the latter category as (given the ending of haganai 1) I wasn't expecting any significant progress. What makes this second season enjoyable is the execution of the short segments. One of my favorites would definitely be the theme park scene where everyone taunts the roller coaster in character before being thrown around in absolute terror. The episodes don't really build on each other much until the second half of the show beginning with a preparation for a school fair. This then builds up to an eventual climax where Kodaka is forced to confront the fact that he essentially has established a harem. Though the conclusion is just as unsatisfactory as the first, at least we knew it was coming this time. Character: Though all characters have been established in the first season, each character is either further developed or given additional background. Throughout the show, all characters remain true to their original characterizations; for example Yozora is still a tomboyish, sadistic schemer and Sena is still the two-faced galge-loving, aloof bijin. Many of the character interactions are very entertaining and the eventual development between Kodaka and the girls is royally overdue. If there's any negative, lingering aftertaste with the show, it's definitely with Kodaka and his unusual and (imo) tasteless means of avoiding the situation that he essentially created. Value: If anything, I think Haganai Next takes the best of the original series and amplified the quantity. Though an actual story would be nice, the execution of the existing pieces worked well. An entertaining watch for those who liked the characters in the first season.

Very disappointing, especially when compared to the first season. There is very little character development. Nothing really occurs that changes these characters until the last couple episodes. The characters are so frustrating that it took everything I had to keep from throwing my iPad. I have not read the light novel, but if this season is even a little bit faithful to the LN, then the writer has some serious problems. From what I gather, the first two seasons cover eight volumes of the book. EIGHT volumes, and the only real character development takes place at the end of season one and the end of season two. 25 episodes is too many for your characters to barely change and grow. Another problem, in my opinion, is that this show is a harem, yet its pretty clear which girl the creators favor (Sena). It would have had a lot more heart if Kodaka had connected with all of the characters, especially Yozora. The show should be about their relationship, whether or not it becomes romantic or stays platonic. Another issue is that the finale really feels like just another episode. I understand that they just adapted what was in the books, but to end it the way they did, which no indication of a future season or at least an OVA to tie things up, is disappointing, and a problem I think a lot of Anime has lately. The one good thing I can say is that there doesn't seem to be any unnecessary nudity, especially when it comes to the younger characters like Kobato and Maria. Though I watched Funimation's version, which I believe is based on the already-edited Japanese broadcast. If you watched the first season and really enjoyed it, and you have the time, give this a watch. There may not be a lot of plot or character development, and it may feel like a rehash of the first season a lot of the time, but there are still some good laughs. Otherwise, wait until they (hopefully) announce a third season or OVA that brings the series to a satisfying conclusion. Volume nine of the Light Novel is out in Japan, and from what I've heard, there is way more plot and character development in those first few chapters than there is in the rest of the series.

This is really one slice of life comedy which I like. The music they play is very funny and enjoyable to watch. I actually liked all the characters because they are very amusing and even though they have few friends, they still managed to understand one another and trust one another. The art and animation was very fantastic, not dull or boring but bright and lively. Some more, they also play some video games which I have never seen before. By the way, I used to play computer games but I got bored by it. I really wished I could rewatch this show in episode 2 where the nun meets Kodaka (my favorite character). This is actually the best part. It also reminds me of my school days where I never make any friends but I found friends who are trustworthy and who understand me better. I believe that I found few people who understand and appreciate me in what I have done. I really hope this review is useful to all people. It is ok if you find that this review does not help at all. But I believe that watching this anime will help to keep depression away and find true friends. So overall I give it a perfect score of 10.

While I did not expect anything in particular, my face still fell down, and for this review I''ll be focusing on what's positive and what's negative. this might be personal but this is a review Positive. 1. of course the art is still good, the sound is decent but the art really caught my eye. of course I like Sena's design, and the same with Yozora, the same goes with the rest. 2. the characters are still likable though they are not really that developed (I guess for me) I still find them entertatining, Rika for example, I like how she has matured from your typical pervert to someone who is aware of her surroundings however I like more the fact that she's getting more and more entertaining becuase of her different styles. The same goes with the rest of the cast because as expected, Friendship is the heart of the series. I also like the love hate relationship of sena and Yozora. and Maria and Kobato's relationship has improved 3. of course despite saying that my face fell I still find it enjoyable, alas though these are the negatives 1. My biggest Problem in the series is that plot and Romance is getting nowhere and was rushed. ex: Yozora finally has the balls to say that she and kodaka we're childhood friends, the next day.....nothing happens. the same goes with Yukimura's gender reveal. 2. A follow up of number 1, the story seems to be SENA-CENTRIC and Yozora in this season was totally BURIED, first let's start with Sena. her relatioship with kodaka is just...idk out of nowhere, and she won't gain anything, I mean, she's hot she's rich she's smart she's athletic and now she is the main heroine in which I find boring. Their relationship seems retarded sorry, I mean from an interesting dynamic they're relationship becomes TOO PREDICTABL, an MC who has the perfect heroine fall head over heels for her for no real reason aside from his personality, on top of that they're engaged woo hoo alright. now for Yozora, first of all don't get me wrong I like Sena but she's just in the spotlight for too much, after watching the series I ended up reading the wikia which makes me love and pity her character more, anyways what I don't like though is the fact that she's been pushed aside, all her build ups became pointless, especially when she too fell in love for kodaka for no apparent reason (I guess the childhood encounter counts, but still I think they are more bro's a that time) On top of that It's not sour grapes but the fact that Sena has more screentime than Yozora makes me sick. (CM PUNK !!!!!!) She's a potential love interrest with an interesting background and relationship to Kodaka but she was pushed aside. 3. While the character is enjoyable, I find the humore getting duller and duller as they just copy and paste every jokes and follows the same routine always. 4. Some Characters are pointless, lik Yukimura, I like the girl but take her out of the story and nothing will happen, the same goes to Kate and the Chairman. Don't take peronal but I think Majority of the fans just liked the show because It has great design and fan serivice characters, fanserivice FYI is not just boobs and stuffs

SPOILER AHEAD This is my first review i have ever made. I rated 7 for the first season of this series, which i do rly find enjoyable to watch , a SoL harem(kinda) comedy with no real plot Then the season 2 everything just went downfall to me . The early episode is ok , the anime actually has a plot now. But the character development somehow didnt make sense to me . Starting from kodaka , season 1 hes ok , a usual protagonist which i thought handle everything in a way that make sense, but season 2 just wanna make me wanna punch him in the face (the way he handle things by being a fking deaf person) Then the conflict between sena and yozora , yozora end up screwing up thing by saying smth she doesnt suppose to say , end up hurting sena. But then again , what happen next? NOTHING . Kobato show up , Sena went as her usual self like nothing has happened. Conflict is made to be solved , if u just end up not solving it at all and ignore it maybe the conflict should have NEVER been there which this show i feel screwed up the most. The ending is also really bad , not a thing you could actually said finished, except mb the relationship between rika and kodaka which i think is kinda meh. They literally left us hanging with kodaka and sena relationship, nothing is really shown about how kodaka and yozora relationship turned out. Overall i still actually like the 2nd season a lot , but i kinda leave a bitter taste in my mouth. I would love a sequel explaining the things above mb a movie or ova or smth

This is my first review and this is probably the second most fitting anime for it (the first being Sakurasou no pet na kanojo). The reason for this is the ending I both loved and hated. Cliffhangers are very common in American television shows and they work very well because of the fact that in few short months there will be another season and we will get to see what happens. They keep us emotionally interested. However this does not work very well for anime's due to the fact that there are HUGE time gaps between seasons. When I saw episode 11 of this anime I knew it in my heart but I didn't want to accept that there was going to be a cliffhanger to close out the season. I love where the story was going because we have far too many romantic comedy harem anime's that close with an open ending so you as the fan can choose what happens next. I love anime's that have the closure where they choose for you because sometimes (at least most of the time) the guy ends up with your 'best girl' and you get to see the happy ending that you envision in the harem comedies that leave it open ended. It is hard not to spoil when the frustration is fresh in my mind but I think that the anime creators made a mistake with how things ended up with this anime. I believe this simply because of the fact that the delay due to the release of the novels and the production of a third season is too long of a wait to stay invested in the show emotionally. Despite the fact that I am looking forward to the next season right now, I will lose interest in a couple of months and the new season wont be coming out for another year at least. In conclusion, the story was getting very good near the end and honestly could've closed right then and there and there wouldn't be any need for a third season. However the cliffhanger on the least episode was a poor choice due to the delay cause by the novel's production speed. I am looking forward to and will watch the third season when it is released, however I am very frustrated that I have to wait so long.

This show is a really nice anime to watch when you want something light and relatively cheerful. The characters are built out well, and they each have different personalities. The conflict between Sena and Yozora is well done, and you can clearly see their personality contrasts. In addition to this, it's nice to see how the group bonds over time - despite them not realising it, they are in fact becoming friends and achieving the groups goals. There are also good parts of humor, especially in the special at the end of season 1, and scattered throughout the anime. Whilst some of it did fall flat, there was enough of it to give me a chuckle every now and then. I love the soundtracks of this anime, especially the end one. They are really well done, and if I could listen to them on Spotify, I would. I rarely watch outros and intros, however I found myself listening to the outro on multiple occasions as I liked it so much. The second season was certainly my favourite - the character development had been done, and here, it was exploring the characters in a deeper way, as well as improving the bond between Kodaka, Sena and Yozora. All in all, a good watch if you want something light and fun, and in the classic 'main character doesn't notice all the adoring girls around him' harem style. I'm certainly going to pick up the manga, and hope for a third season of the anime. Would recommend. Read more of my reviews on www.takanodan.net. You can check that site out to read reviews early, and more of them.

In order for a harem rom-com to work, you have to have good characters. In the first season of this show, there wasn't much to like aside from Sena (in my humble opinion). Not only the male lead, but the girls were pretty generic and stereotypical, and the show relied a lot on fanservice. For some reason, I chose to watch this season. I was surprised to see some heavy moments and actual character development, with funny self-aware jokes and wonderful voice acting (kudos to the English dub cast). The story, sound track, and art were pretty weak, but it was an okay show. Even though I only give it an overall score of 7, I figured it deserved a review for keeping me watching to the very end when I thought it would let me down.

I am not a man with high standards. I am not a high maintanence viewer. I usually watch and that's that. So far I have never seen an anime I outright didn't like, at worst Its jus meh enough and I'll drop it. What. The. Hell. is with this ending?! I know the light novel apparently has a shit ending to according to others, but what the hell?! Like, wouldn't mind it, but I don't necessarily need a season three. But for the love of god this season needs a 13th episode to wrap this shit up a little because this was not okay. This was like ending the Lord of the Rings trilogy right after the rings sinks in into the lava; Frodo passing out, fade to black, roll credits. Honestly, i'm just pissed about this. Not even the rest of the anime, that was all fine, worst thing i could think of was Kodaka just letting Yozora act like such an asshole, like bro, say something about it. It's borderline fullblown abuse. but just that last scene. why? What were you thinking? Were you thinking at all? A damn brick could wrap this up way better.

I really liked the first season, but during the second season it started getting boring. I really missed romance here. Every time I saw Kodaka, Yozora or Sena being shy I was like: „OH I hope the fell-in-love despair, confess stuff will go on now!“..but it didn't. Both girls being in love with Kodaka not doing any steps. And he's stoned. Someone would like it but high school comedy that isn't Ecchi nor Romance is just too low for me. Where is the younger sis incest love thing? The anime is good but I'm just used to characters showing their feelings in anime. It's just pity, it would have been 9.

Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai NEXT is a decent anime. Anyone who enjoyed season #1 isn't going to be disappointed with this. However, my main complaint is that I became invested in the potential love-interest / conflict and it ends leaving it hanging. It seems like a set up for a third season. But sadly, from what I've read, a third season for this anime may not be likely to happen. If a third season doesn't happen, this all comes to an abrupt end that is very unsatisfying. However, if a third season is created, it could wrap everything up nicely and this would be a very good series to watch. As far as lewd fan service goes, episode #3 contains the most 🍭fan service and is the spiciest episode to watch! Would I recommend this to anyone? Sure, it isn't bad at all.