Grisaia no Rakuen Specials

If you are reading this review you already have a suspicion of what these specials are. Yes they are NSFW, Yes they contain full frontal nudity of the girls, Yes you are unleashing your inner perv by watching these, No there is no story relevant to the main series, No you won't regret watching these (or your inner perv won't at least) No there is no reason to feel ashamed watching these There is fanservice in almost every (mainstream) anime and VN these days. You can watch Grisaia censored or uncensored and in doing so not forcing anybody unconvenient fanservice upon them without their knowing (come on if you see 'uncensored version' you know what to expect to some degree =p) But for anyone still wondering I shall point out, these are uncensored, so be prepared, and enjoy!

Grisaia No Rakuen Special in this series the special grisaia rakuen has five episodes, but this episode does not have cases like in the previous series but this series is aimed only at fan service or the satisfaction of Grisaia series fans, basically this anime has pornography but not enter the intimate stage just hard ecchi, this series explains some heroin in each episode. I think these five episodes are really satisfying so I recommend you ecchi fans to watch the series this time. Hopefully a brief review on special Grisaia Rakuen hopefully can help. Story 5 Art 6 Sound 8 nice voice xD Character 7 Enjoyment 11/10 Overall 7

-NOTE- This Special should be watched the last and by order. You should watch the anime by order to have a much better experience. 1. Grisaia no Kajitsu 2. Grisaia no Kajitsu Specials 3. Grisaia no Meikyuu : Caprice no Mayu 0 4. Grisaia no Meikyuu Specials 5. Grisaia no Rakuen 6. Grisaia no Rakuan Specials ------------------------------------------- This is a great way to end of such an amazing anime. I mean, the ecchi and seriousness was too good in the anime. These specials are basically extra fanservice because throughout the whole series, there just wasn't enough I guess. But honestly I would have preferred if the series had more fanservice towards JB and Asako. In all honesty You can't watch the series with satisfaction if you don't watch these specials. I feel as if the anime was a little rushed but thinking back again, I couldn't really think of how I could have made it better with a longer series. So in the end the anime was fine as it is. A great anime and would easily watch it over an over. Especialy the specials ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) Story : 100/10 Art : 100/10 Sound : 10/10 Character : 100/10 Enjoyment : 100/10 Overall : 1000/10

Did Grisaia really have that much ecchi? In the process of rewatching anime for reviews, I eventually found myself here, and I have to admit this special really took me by surprise. Not necessarily because it’s bad, but because the first thing I thought while watching was: Did Grisaia really have that much ecchi? I certainly didn't remember it that way. In my memory, Grisaia was defined much more by tragedy, heavy drama, character trauma, and the relentless series of misfortunes the protagonists had to face. Of course, I remembered the presence of ecchi and fan service, after all, that’s always been part of the franchise's identity, but I was under the impression that these were isolated elements, used here and there to break the tension or simply as a standard feature of the genre. Rewatching this special, however, I began to seriously question whether my memory was completely off or if this particular entry really went overboard in that regard. Perhaps this is a trait specific to these specials, and I’d likely need to revisit more Grisaia content before drawing a definitive conclusion. Still, it’s impossible to watch this episode without noticing that the ecchi is practically the main character here. And they really don't hold back. The special is built around extremely suggestive situations, many of which push the boundaries to the point where you think that, were they just a little more explicit, they could easily belong to a different type of production entirely. It’s interesting to see how they use every trick in the book to make scenes provocative without necessarily crossing the line of what’s allowed in a standard broadcast. It’s that classic game of showing everything without actually showing everything. Strategic framing, absurd situations, convenient camera angles, characters in suggestive poses, and a significant amount of fan service are all part of the experience. The anime knows exactly what it’s doing and makes no secret of the fact that this is the special's main draw. And, honestly, I can perfectly understand why people enjoy it. If you’re a fan of the Grisaia characters and also enjoy ecchi, you’ll likely find exactly what you came looking for. This special exists more to play around with the characters and place them in these kinds of situations than to advance the main plot. There isn't much concern here with moving the story forward, deepening conflicts, or presenting essential information to understand the universe. It is essentially bonus material. And perhaps that is precisely why I was left with such mixed feelings about the experience. On one hand, I can acknowledge that the special does what it sets out to do. If the intention was to deliver a series of fan-service scenarios featuring characters the audience already knows and likes, then it succeeds. I had no trouble following along, and there are some genuinely funny moments precisely because of how exaggerated the situations are. On the other hand, I started watching expecting a bit more of what I associated with Grisaia. When I think of the franchise, I think much more about the story, the traumas, the absurdly tragic events, and the heavy dramatic weight surrounding the characters. So, encountering a special that practically abandons all of that in favor of ecchi left me feeling a bit disoriented. It’s as if I had walked in expecting a completely different dish. There is also the nostalgia factor. Revisiting Grisaia after so many years inevitably brings that strange feeling of returning to a series that, at the time, had a much larger presence in the anime community. And perhaps precisely because I was revisiting the franchise after so long, I had built up a very specific image of it in my mind. Consequently, this special ended up serving almost as a reminder that Grisaia also had this much more gratuitous side, something I had apparently forgotten. Perhaps if I rewatched the main series, I’d realize that this ecchi element was always much more prevalent than I remember. Or maybe this special really is an extreme case. For now, I’m left wondering. Ultimately, I don't consider this special particularly important to the Grisaia experience. I don't see it as necessary for the development of the series as a whole, and I certainly wouldn't recommend it to someone interested exclusively in the story. It is supplementary content and should be viewed as such. However, if you like the characters and want to see them in more laid-back situations, and especially if you came looking for ecchi, you will likely walk away satisfied. In that regard, the special doesn't disappoint, as it delivers exactly that in abundance. For me, though, it turned out to be a curious experience. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't exactly what I expected to find, either. I was more surprised by the amount of ecchi here than actually entertained by it. Perhaps the main takeaway from this review is simply the question that stuck in my mind throughout the episode: Did Grisaia really have this much ecchi? I still don't know the answer. I'll need to revisit more of the franchise to find out. Raiting: 6/10. =================================================================================================================Versão em Português===================================== Grisaia tinha tanto ecchi assim? Na minha jornada de rever animes para fazer reviews, eventualmente acabei parando aqui, e confesso que esse especial me pegou bastante de surpresa. Não necessariamente porque ele seja ruim, mas porque a primeira coisa que pensei enquanto assistia foi justamente: Grisaia tinha realmente tanto ecchi assim? Eu particularmente não me lembrava disso. Na minha memória, Grisaia era uma obra muito mais marcada pela tragédia, pelo drama pesado, pelos traumas dos personagens e por toda aquela sequência de desgraças que os protagonistas precisavam enfrentar. É claro que eu lembrava da existência de momentos de ecchi e fanservice, afinal, isso sempre fez parte da identidade da franquia, mas tinha a impressão de que eram elementos pontuais, utilizados aqui e ali para quebrar um pouco a tensão ou simplesmente como parte do gênero da obra. Reassistindo esse especial, porém, comecei a questionar seriamente se minha memória estava completamente errada ou se esse material realmente exagerou nesse aspecto. Talvez isso seja uma característica mais específica desses Specials, e eu provavelmente precisaria rever mais conteúdos de Grisaia antes de tirar uma conclusão definitiva. Ainda assim, é impossível assistir a esse episódio sem perceber que o ecchi aqui é praticamente o protagonista. E eles realmente não economizam. O especial é construído em torno de situações extremamente sugestivas, muitas delas chegando naquele limite em que você começa a pensar que, se fossem um pouco mais explícitas, já poderiam facilmente estar em outro tipo de produção. É interessante observar como eles utilizam todos os recursos possíveis para deixar as cenas provocativas sem necessariamente ultrapassar aquilo que seria permitido em uma transmissão convencional. É aquele famoso jogo de mostrar tudo sem realmente mostrar tudo. Enquadramentos estratégicos, situações absurdas, ângulos convenientes, personagens em posições sugestivas e uma quantidade considerável de fanservice fazem parte da experiência. O anime sabe exatamente o que está fazendo e não tenta esconder que esse é o principal atrativo do especial.E, sinceramente, consigo entender perfeitamente quem gosta disso. Se você é fã dos personagens de Grisaia e também gosta de ecchi, provavelmente vai encontrar exatamente aquilo que veio procurar. É um especial que existe muito mais para brincar com os personagens e colocá-los em situações desse tipo do que para desenvolver a trama principal. Não existe aqui uma preocupação muito grande em avançar a história, aprofundar os conflitos ou apresentar alguma informação essencial para compreender o universo. É praticamente um mater…