Bokutachi wa Benkyou ga Dekinai!

the anime is good but the ending in manga is more satisfying than in this season and after this any other season is not coming out (not to my knowledge ) if you like to give a short to read manga than go for it, it will be enjoyable but if you don't have the time to read and still curious about the satisfying ending than you can read the ending summary below what happen in manga. end of manga in manga , Takemoto Uruka confers her love to Yuiga Nariyuki after graduation exams , nariyuki took his time and understands how important she has been in her life after his father passed away she was his motivation when he relies how he actually feel of her on graduation day on school when uruka about to leave japan nariyuki rush airport with the help of all the girls and catch uruka before she leaves and tell her how he feel and that he love her and kiss her in the end it was a happy ending .,... after few years when she came back to japan after winning her swimming championship , Yuiga, Nariyuki purpose to Takemoto Uruka to marry her and than its a happy ending.

So, season 2 continues the story of Nariyuki, Ogata, Furahashi, and Takemi as they try to figure out their lives. I thought season 1 was mid at best, however, season 2 wasn't much better. The jokes didn't land for me and while the story was a lot better, especially the second half, it didn't do much for it overall. Ogata was the only character I really liked and to be fair she received a fair bit of development (they all did), but beyond that, I didn't care much about the rest. I felt Nariyuki was made to be some sort of Mary Sue character as he could do just about anything. Nariyuki felt a bit like a cardboard cutout and there was little else to go on. The animation was decent for the most part but really went downhill towards the end with the dodgy CGI and the static animation (maybe they were rushing.) The end was okay I guess and it closed things out as much as you'd expect from an anime like this. The romantic aspect wasn't really fun for me and the anime failed to get me invested in any of the ships. The lack of complexity of most of the characters (Furuhashi and Ogata aside) and the stale writing made this an anime I wanted to finish quickly so I could move on to something more fun.

Didn't meet my expectation because I've been reading the manga and there's a couple of scene in the manga that have been skipped and it kind of stings for me because I've been waiting for it to appear in the anime. In my opinion, the anime has been to focused on Fumino and doesn't really give other character chance. The main downfall of the anime I think is the ending, as I said, many of the scenes from the manga have been skipped, and even worst in the end. Honestly, I don't really enjoy the anime as much as I read the manga but I'd recommend to watch the anime because the animation and the voice character are good enough, the overall anime, I have to say it's fair enough, the ending could be better, I do understand why they cut many scenes in the anime so they can finish the series and not continue to third season but it means that you have read the manga to fully enjoy this series.

Not as good as S1, but still worth watching it you enjoyed the first season. The plot...seems to not really go anywhere this season? But the characters themselves are so damn good it's still worthwhile. Maybe we were just spoiled by how good the first season was and we fell in love so quickly- but man sometimes this show felt like trudging through mud. My main complaint is the lack of interactions between the girls- whereas last season it was plentiful and kept the plot interesting. S2 here you'll get one episode pretty much dedicated to 1 or 2 girls, and it's rare any one else shows up. Over all though, it's probably top 6 or 7 in my harem genre anime list.

Bokutachi wa Benkyou ga Dekinai! (2019) I will now and always remain firmly on the Fumino ship in the hopes it is fulfilled one day. That is my reason to soon binge up to date the Manga. The show continues off with our cast from before and is a great season. The ending is slightly rushed and not the direction I wanted but that is what makes the show great. Just when you think it goes your way it takes a curve into a different direction. Although nothing is set in stone yet! The art as before is really good. It builds on the comedic values greatly. The girls are all cute as before and the over the top expressions work really well. The sister towards the final episode is just hilarious. The OP and ED are great and work really well. The JP voice actors are perfect for the roles and hopefully won't change through the show. Characters get much more development. Whilst still building on their academic dreams the show does so much more for the love and affection than before. This brings a really nice show. In the end, everyone receives more and we see characters in a different light than before. People are much more honest as it goes on, a sign of growing up. The show is still a masterpiece of enjoyment in its genre for me personally. I would like to have seen the ending as two episodes to make it less compacted. Hopefully, the show will return.

So I will start with the story. Its pretty generic for a harem tbh. Similar to the Gotoubun series. Tutor who is an all rounder for all his subjects needs money or more of a scholarship reccommendation so he teaches the girls who are pretty bad in alot of subjects but in this case, each of them is specialized in a certain subject but wants to learn the other subjects that they suck in. Season 1 was very much on this storyline approach but I felt Season 2 strayed away with minimal focus given to the original plot. It was more on their relationships rather than the studies. They all like him because he is a nice guy and all. Overall it is an enjoyable harem. Art was a 9/10 cos it is the type that appeals to me and I really liked it. I give it 9 because in one of the episodes, they used pretty bad CGI for what could have been a real good performance. Other than that, all good. Sound, well the songs are nice. Cheerful and enjoyable without being cringy. I couldnt complain. Now for characters, I do think they did a great job in this area. Each of the girls had their own arc which really I think would invest their audience into the character greatly. The arcs bring out each of their personalites really well. None of them are similar in anyway making each girl their own unique self and having a shot at taking the spot for best girl. I am TeamFuruhashi btw but that doesnt matter. For enjoyment, I gave it a 8/10 that factors in 2 things. One, solid harem. Enjoyable and hard to pick a best girl tbh. This itself has earned it a 10/10 for a harem anime imo. Very enjoyable and nothing was left out or lackluster. Each girl well defined and boundaries between relationships properly set. I then gave it -2 points because of how it ended. The ending was really out of nowhere and they added a time skip at the end kicking out the chance of a potential Season 3. The ending aftercthe time skip was as unsatisfactory cos for one, my best girl didnt win and two, it was kinda outta nowhere since this girl wasnt really focused on in the majority of season 2. I could have never seen it coming. Overall, without any bias, it was pretty enjoyable and I am quite sad that it has come to an end. Worth the watch for sure.

This review is spoiler free but with bad Grammer. Enjoy! Personal Enjoyment: Not much to review. It's ur average slice of life harem school anime. It's a fun show to watch if u don't mind the cliches. Although the 1 arc in this season was very tasteful. Read Manga: If ur planning to read the Manga, make sure to either start from chapter 70 or from the beginning. The ending to the show is completely anime original, the Manga is still ongoing. The anime orginal ending is fine for these type of shows I personally did not mind. Sound/music: I enjoyed the opening and ending, both are super catchy. My favorite ost however goes to the character songs. I do prefer S1 opening more. As for ost in the show, it's pretty typical for these types of shows. Animation/Art: The animation is fine, expect for the cgi driving parts (ew leave it to polygon or Orange studio for cgi animation pls). The character designs are pretty well done, liked more then the actual art Manga art. Overall 7/10 for my enjoyment. Hey 1 point higher then S1. P.S The arc that I'm talking about (which u should know snice u probably finish watching both seasons). Is after the the festival arc, which means they skipped the festival arc to do her arc first and left the festival arc to conclude the show. Are u happy now MAL? I wrote a longer review

The show was great in general but the 1 minute anime original ending that skipped a ridiculous amount of content is just a fuck you to the audience, particularly readers of the manga. Everything besides the end was a pretty good service both to the original manga and also viewers of the show in general. I would tell those who watched the show but haven't been reading the manga to start reading it, even if you just want to start off where the show left off. If they skipped content from the maga, which they most likely did and I just can't remember what, I can't remember them skipping any of the greatest, which it really was great to see them in anime form. Truly the only letdown was the minute long afterthought of an ending because they decided he had to end up with one of the girls at the end of the show, which as of this writing hasn't happened in the manga yet even. My rating is based solely on the final minute of the final episode. The show otherwise deserves a 9, the end deserves a 1 or 2, so I compromised at a 6 as this is one of my favorite dense protagonist romcoms.

Season two has it's highs and lows. Some of my favorite episodes, while also absolutely falling flat at the end. If you haven't, please go read the manga. You will find much more content, and an ACTUAL ending. I found season two of We Never Learn to be quite a bit more enjoyable than season one, and there are a few main reasons for that. 1. Relationships between characters have already been established, and now it's a lot more interesting to watch them grow and change throughout each episode. 2. Some of these episodes are a lot more emotionally driven and serious then some of the episodes in season one. 3. The OP was better :P There isn't a whole lot to say as I hold quite a few of the same opinions as I had from season one but oh well. And the ending. The ending was such a let down. They had plenty of material to work with, they could have made OVA's, some shorts even. But no. Nothing. And for how the anime leaves off, it is sweet, but very very bad considering what type of anime this is. Leaving us on a cliffhanger, and never showing the result is cruel.

English. In this second season it is the same as the previous one, they do not innovate at all and we see the same plots but you change a little with nothing new, seriously if you have already seen the previous one you will not find anything innovative other than the same plots seen in a different way, yes Compared to the previous one, we can see a little more development in our protagonists for the better, because we see their reasons for wanting to study this career in more depth and those of some are quite good and interesting in my opinion, that is if they did not stop Being a series where the protagonists desired the protagonist for no apparent reason other than having trusted them at the exact moment. Español. En está segunda temporada es lo mismo que la anterior no innovan en nada y vemos las mismas tramas pero un poco cambias con nada nuevo, en serio si ya viste la anterior no encontrarás nada innovador mas que las mismas tramas vistas de diferente forma, eso si a comparación de la anterior podemos ver un poco más de desarrollo a nuestras protagonistas a mejor, porque vemos sus motivos por los cuales quieren estudiar esa carrera más a profundidad y los de algunas son bastante buenos e interesantes a mi parecer, eso si no dejara de ser una serie en donde las protagonistas desearan al protagonista sin algún motivo aparente además de haber confiado en ellas en el momento exacto.

Story: 7/10 Characters: 8/10 Music: 8/10 Animation: 7/10 Enjoyment: 9/10 Overall: 8/10 I enjoyed the hell out of this series. All the characters were cute and wholesome. The story was decent and showed a fulfilling life of students trying to overcome their weakness and how Nariyuki was able to find his goal in his life. It showed us development between the MC and the girls each having such romantic exhilarating and cute moments. Animation was also somewhat beautiful. If it wasn't for the horrible CGI in episode 13 I would have rated it an eight. I am not really satisfied with the ending though because they didn't give a concrete answer on who the main heroine. If they did my rating for this anime would have gone to eight or nine. Overall it has some comedic moments and am very grateful to have watched this anime.

tl;dr: A sequel season that while mostly the same gets significantly better towards the end, though then goes out really weakly. The second season of Bokuben starts off incredibly similar to the first. It’s a series of short stories, most taking up half an episode, just showing off Nariyuki and the girls studying and such with a strong emphasis on comedy and fluff. Things never get overtly dramatic. There’s not really any sort of progression. It’s just some light fun. The issues with that also persist, such as that it can feel like it’s getting kind of stale at times if multiple episodes are watched at once. Thus, for better or worse, it’s just a continuation of what came before. Things start changing about two thirds into the season. There’s actually some long term progression with one of the heroines, though only somewhat and mostly in the background. And then it proceeds into an arc focused on another one of the heroines that takes up multiple episodes and is quite a bit more intense than the series had been up to that point. That still isn’t that intense mind you, but the contrast with how this went all in on forced melodrama despite how the rest of the series had seemed to have been trying to avoid such melodrama results in it standing out, and ultimately I think as a result the heroine focused in that arc ultimately got the best development of all the heroines in the series. It then proceeds into the three episode finale. This isn’t intense like the arc before it, but it still differs tremendously from the rest of the series in that instead of having a short story focused mainly on only one or a couple of the heroines, it’s an extended story that focuses on all of the heroines essentially equally and a decent amount on the related side characters as well. This is a pretty refreshing change, and thus despite the core comedy and fluff still being pretty similar to everything before it, due to the changes to the pacing in terms of how quickly it was jumping around and the extra element of how interesting things were in how all the various plot threads fit together, it was quite interesting to watch from beginning to end and didn’t feel like it was getting stale or repetitive in the slightest. The problems become apparent once the post credit epilogue rolls. The final arc was really good in and of itself, but it resolved nothing. It didn’t even progress anything really. At the point when it reached the final credit roll, no heroine had “won”, there wasn’t even any heroine that felt like she had an especially stronger bond with Nariyuki. The heroine focused on the arc before the finale I felt was somewhat ahead because she got the best arc in the series and it occurred right before the finale, but that turned out to not really matter. That would be perfectly fine if this wasn’t the end of the series, but it very much is. It was clearly stated that Nariyuki wouldn’t think about romance until after they had taken their exams, which very strongly implied that it would be taken into consideration after the exams. And the epilogue ends far after the exams, which means he likely did make a choice and the romance was resolved. And from that perspective, it feels like it is very strongly hinting that one of the girls did win, but it’s so subtle it feels like they might as well have not have bothered and just ended the series before he picked someone and left things completely ambiguous. As it is, I don’t think the people that wanted the heroine hinted at to have won would be satisfied as it just glosses over it, and I think the people that wanted other heroines to have won, which includes me, would be even more unsatisfied, as it feels like there was absolutely zero point in showing that the other heroines lost. Beyond that the epilogue is mostly fine in that it shows everyone getting the happy endings they had been working for, though in an incredibly rushed format, and shows that Nariyuki finally got the character development that had been hinted at pretty strongly since pretty much the beginning, though this was also pretty rushed. But as this is a rom-com, the fact that things were left unsatisfying in terms of the romantic aspect is a pretty major issue. In terms of art and animation it’s still incredibly solid. I wasn’t all that fond of the art style and character designs in the first season but they’ve really grown on me and I’d have to say I like them quite a bit at this point. There’s a single dance sequence that has very visible use of CG that isn’t all that great, but it’s essentially one scene that overall is still pretty good so I don’t think it’s too much of an issue. The OP was pretty solid in terms of audio and visuals. The ED I didn’t particularly like much in terms of either. The soundtrack I think is still noticeably good for the genre, though as far as I can tell it’s pretty much just a repeat of the first season’s.

Fun show. Five personalities as love interests. The outwardly hardened and strict teacher who's actually soft, innocent, and kind of helpless on the inside. The small punk girl who likes teasing boys and has a cutesy job where she acts completely different from her usual self in order to pay for her dreams to come to fruition. The slim, beautiful, and classy literary genius who suffers in other fields but wants to become an astrologist to be closer to her late mother. The short, busty, and short tempered mathematical genius who suffers in other fields as well, but has trouble reading people's emotions, so she wants to go into psychology. Last of all the hyper childhood friend who's an athletic genius, but requires proficiency in English for a recommendation to the university she wants to go with. These are all kind of classic personality types, and of course they all have issues at home or in their past, but the kicker is its ending. Harem shows often have a lot of trouble establishing a satisfying ending, with chosen formats for such endings often being complete ambiguity, or perhaps making it obvious who the protagonist will end up with in the end from the very beginning, like season 1 of Oreshura. An example of a well done ending to a harem-style show that leaves it without someone's favourite pick being left in the dust as the story author chose at random which of the girls the protagonist would end up with is the ending of season 1 of the Quintessential Quintuplets, where it works in complete ambiguity but still casts a short line in order to keep everyone satisfied. The ending of this show gives a pretty affirmative answer as to who, in the far off future, the protagonist will probably end up with, and honestly they chose the best girl, don't get me wrong. However it also throws enough obstacles in the way of that answer for there to be hope for the other female protagonists. Where as the end of season one of Quintessential Quintuplets is good because it's a lot of ambiguity with a sliver of certainty, this show's ending is good because it's a lot of certainty with a sliver of ambiguity. Last of all, near the end of the show there's actual character development for the male protagonist, which is very rare for harem shows, so that's always a huge plus.

I thought this season was good but it got boring during episodes 6-10, i thought everything else was pretty good, but i will say this, season 1 was better. I think the series is very unique, for a romcom anime and that its worth checking out, i started reading the manga after the anime, and i can say that, this anime for the most part sticks to the original source material, and doesn't cut out important details. Something i really like about this anime, is that the author, Tsutsui Taishi, makes all the girls likable. Throughout the whole series i have found it hard to hate any of the female leads. Usually in Harem animes there is a best girl and a girl you hate or you dont really like, but in this series i found my self liking them all. Of course i had my best girl (Furuhashi Fumino) but i found my self not caring who won. This Anime is more on the romance side of romcoms, so if your looking for comedy you might find a little something but not much. In conclusion, this Anime is good, it has an interesting premise and good characters, If you like the Quintessential Quintuplets then you will like this anime. But if your trying to get the the best experience from this series, Then i suggest you read the manga. I don't want to be one of those fans, who say just read the manga. But the manga will make you love the series even more. especially with the alternate endings, watch the anime then read the manga, you wont regret it.

SPOILERS (both manga and anime) I liked this series (and still like it today), but GOD this was adapted poorly. Skipping important moments like the intruduction of Miharu (which they could have put her in a season 3, but NOPE), the sheer fact of the director being a hige Fumino fanboy, who jumped into straight into S3 material (the Fumino mini arc, episode 9-10) and jumped backed to S2 material (the festival arc, episode 11-13) just so have more Fumino screentime. Also, that ending was not only awful, but it was a manga spoiler too. It got better, when the author confirmed that each girl getting their own routes, but it was still a letdown. And I may sound like a conspiracy theorist, but the ending may have connection with the director being a fanboy. SPECULATION TIME The 1st route was a few chapters away, and the finale was around the corner too. The director probably heard about future story stuff, and heard that [REDACTED] will win, but not heard about the individual routes. The director got salty as fuck, and made an anime original ending, that spoiled said character, because Fumino didn't win. SPECULATION TIME -END- At least the visuals and good and sound was al right.

I decided to write a review of season 2 of this show instead of season 1 because I personally believed I had a little more content on my hands to assess compared to the first season. Bokutachi Wa Benkyou Ga Dekinai, or more commonly referred to as BokuBen, is your typical high school slice-of-life romcom happily married to a traditional harem-style anime. Thus, it can be conclusively said that this anime is about laughing alongside our quirky cast instead of coming to appreciate the more subtle parts of story writing. Story Overall, we get a relatively smooth flow of things. We begin right where the previous season left off, and engage right into the shenanigans of our characters. As the year progressed, the plot takes a few ups and downs, but overall remains relatively bland and tasteless. That's what you'd get from a typical high school SOL anime so nothing new there. Characters For the sake of simplicity, I will list over each main character from the core four to better talk about character development from this studio. Nariyuki Yuiga is your typical harem protagonist: Capable, Kind, and ever-so stupidly dense. Unfortunately, while other harem protagonists shine, this one's dull as a rock. Yuiga is so immensely dense that somehow he doesn't pick up any hints whatsoever. "That is a classic thing about harem protagonists", you might say. But this anime goes out of its way to drop these hints and for some hilarious reason Yuiga doesn't pick up at all. Even where his two little siblings, his brother-complex younger sister, and his own freaking mom can pick up these hints, this guy can't. On top of that, the guy's a coward. There will be multiple moments in this anime that could've glossed over so much smoother if he just sucked it up and said the right things instead of keeping them to himself. Instead, he doesn't, and just leaves us readers and watchers with this feeling of innate dissatisfaction. Fumino Furuhashi is arguably the best written girl in the series. Kind, smart, and the world's best wingwoman, its not that hard to see why the fandom's so crazy about her. In this season we got a deep peek into her background. And although it is revealed she suffers from stereotypical issues we have definitely seen in other anime (trying not to spoil here so bear with me). However, the fact that she eventually didn't even need Yuiga's help to deal with her troubles shows to me that she is the most well developed character of this series and ultimately the one who will win the Waifu Wars for this series. Uruka Takemoto suffers from the same faults that Yuiga does. She's unfortunately shy, yet she hides it behind her athleticism and tomboyish nature. While we do get a good look at why she admires Yuiga so much. It's not that she couldn't muster enough courage to do so, either. Because throughout the whole series her fellow swim team teammates and even Ace Wingwoman Furuhashi has been giving her love advice. It's just that unfortunately, once she realizes that she has once again failed to break through Yuiga's dense barrier, she straight up gives up. Despite being told so many times to not to. An unfortunate downfall for a more interesting heroine. Lastly, Rizu Ogata, blessed with academic intuition within the maths, she may seem like your typical know-it-all cold girl, but it glees me to say that the writers wrung her away from that trope and literally gave her emotion. Unfortunately, she was then promptly tossed aside, to be forgotten with the Senpai and the Sensei as a shadow of a harem member. That was what it felt like, at least, as she only remained somewhat significant after her character arc, which was unfortunately at the start and lasted about an episode or two. While the other two girls repeatedly barged themselves in on others' character arcs, Ogata doesn't, and its this neglect that ultimately becomes her downfall in relevance. Sound and Art I often like to group these two together because they're the bread and butter of a series and are often partners in crime Regarding sound in general, the OPs are nicely done as always, showing the bright side of school that many of us unfortunately was not able to witness. it's cheerful, bubbly, and demonstrates all we need to know about our characters. The ED was good, too, with the girls in Chibi-style doing random shenanigans bound to get a laugh out of the watcher. In terms of ambient music, it really works wonders in this anime. The music in the study sessions is calming yet upbeat, for night its peaceful and romantic, and during each character arc it demonstrates the best of our characters' interests. Takemoto's Athleticism, Furuhashi's Astronomy, and Ogata's Business adaptability. Regtarding Art, it is easy to tell where most of the budget was spent, right at the final festival arc. But overall, the simplified expressions as well as the "ghost reactions" that appear whenever the character's faces aren't in scene are spartan yet splendid. And in moments where a character is peaking, the art focuses on them, exaggerating details and showing just why they are a worthy love interest to Yuiga. Well done, it was absolutely fantastic. Overall, this is a great anime to watch when you've got a moment for hilarity, it never ceases to amaze just how many situations our main character can get in and its heartwarming to see our characters grow

The continuation of the famous "teacher without a degree" anime. The sequel retains practically everything that made the first season work. The formula remains that of a high school romantic comedy filled with misunderstandings, awkward situations, and a protagonist surrounded by various girls, each with her own personality and reasons for winning over the audience. I really enjoyed it when I followed the original release. To me, the show always gave off a strong "To Love-Ru 2.0" vibe. Not so much because of the ecchi elements, which are much more toned down here, but because of the dynamic involving a shy protagonist navigating increasingly complicated situations alongside various heroines, all of whom get plenty of screen time and share convincing chemistry with him. The story continues to follow Yuiga, a student who begins tutoring classmates who are incredibly talented in specific fields but completely hopeless in the subjects required to get into their dream colleges. As he tries to help them overcome these hurdles, he forms increasingly strong bonds with each of them. Furthermore, the presence of the teacher, Mafuyu, remains a major highlight of the anime, delivering some of the series' funniest and most charming moments. The plot itself is quite simple and rarely offers surprises. The show's true charm lies in the interactions between the characters. Each girl has a distinct personality, and the anime manages to balance romantic moments well without letting any single girl monopolize the narrative. This makes it easy to develop a preference for a specific heroine and sparks curiosity about who will ultimately be the chosen one. When I watched it, it had been a long time since I’d followed a romantic comedy with this kind of harem structure, so I think that also contributed to my enjoyment of the experience. The anime is lighthearted, fun, and has a very easy-to-follow pace. Even when it relies on typical genre clichés, it does so competently, featuring characters charismatic enough to keep the viewer engaged. The ecchi elements are present but relatively restrained compared to similar works, serving more to complement the humor than to act as the series' main focus. Ultimately, it is a title aimed at those looking for an uncomplicated romantic comedy featuring likable characters, good interactions, and plenty of funny moments. Even knowing how the story unfolds in the manga, I still find the anime to be a highly entertaining adaptation. It may not be a groundbreaking entry in the genre, but it delivers exactly what it promises—and does so competently. Raiting: 6/10. =================================================================================================================Versão em Português===================================== A continuação do famoso "anime do professor sem diploma". A sequencia mantém praticamente tudo o que fez a primeira temporada funcionar. A fórmula continua sendo a de uma comédia romântica colegial recheada de mal-entendidos, situações constrangedoras e um protagonista cercado por várias garotas, cada uma com sua própria personalidade e motivos para conquistar a simpatia do público. Na época em que acompanhei o lançamento, acabei me divertindo bastante. Para mim, a obra sempre passou uma forte sensação de ser uma espécie de "To Love-Ru 2.0". Não tanto pelo ecchi, que aqui é bem mais moderado, mas pela dinâmica do protagonista tímido vivendo situações cada vez mais complicadas ao lado de diversas heroínas, todas recebendo um bom tempo de tela e tendo uma química convincente com ele. A história continua acompanhando Yuiga, um estudante que passa a dar aulas particulares para colegas extremamente talentosas em determinadas áreas, mas completamente desastrosas nas matérias necessárias para ingressarem nas faculdades dos seus sonhos. Enquanto tenta ajudá-las a superar essas dificuldades, ele acaba criando laços cada vez mais fortes com cada uma delas. Além disso, a participação da professora Mafuyu continua sendo um dos grandes destaques do anime, rendendo algumas das cenas mais engraçadas e carismáticas da série. A trama em si é bastante simples e dificilmente surpreende. O verdadeiro charme da obra está nas interações entre os personagens. Cada garota possui uma personalidade distinta, e o anime consegue distribuir bem os momentos românticos sem deixar que apenas uma delas monopolize a narrativa. Isso torna fácil criar preferência por alguma heroína específica e também faz surgir aquela curiosidade para descobrir quem será a escolhida no final. Na época em que assisti, fazia bastante tempo que eu não acompanhava uma comédia romântica com essa estrutura de harém, então acredito que isso também contribuiu para eu aproveitar ainda mais a experiência. O anime é leve, divertido e tem um ritmo muito fácil de acompanhar. Mesmo quando recorre aos clichês típicos do gênero, ele faz isso de forma competente e com personagens suficientemente carismáticos para manter o interesse. O ecchi existe, mas é relativamente contido quando comparado a outras obras semelhantes, funcionando mais como um complemento para o humor do que como o foco principal da série. No fim, é uma obra feita para quem procura uma comédia romântica descomplicada, com personagens agradáveis, boas interações e vários momentos engraçados. Mesmo sabendo como a história se desenvolve no mangá, ainda considero o anime uma adaptação bastante divertida. Talvez não seja uma obra revolucionária dentro do gênero, mas entrega exatamente aquilo que promete e faz isso de maneira competente. Nota: 6/10.

While not a perfect romance anime by any means there is still something worth watching with this anime. Holding much of the same feelings that I had for season one, there is still plenty of feel good, fun comedy and general slice of life love to keep your attention for this show, at least it did for me. Again I found each character and their motivations to be charming and I enjoyed that this season was able to still balance each characters time together even with the addition of a new romantic interest. This anime doesn't blow the romance genre out of the water but for a harem this is still one of the best ones out there. All I can say is that if you're turned off of romance and especially turned away from the harem genre, at least give this anime a shot!

[EN/PT-BR] [EN] Nothing new that wasn't presented in the previous season. Just more everyday episodes of the characters, however, now we have an episode of the cultural fair (as in every good school anime). We were presented with a backstory for Fumino Furuhashi that contributes to understanding her motivations regarding her choice of course, and also an open ending that hints at which girl will end up with the protagonist. The characters' relationships haven't changed, I just feel that Sawako Sekijo has become closer to Rizu Ogata. Also, like every romance anime, the ending is only in the manga, so if you want to know how it ends, you'll have to read it. Nothing very different from the first season, just more episodes. [PT-BR] Nada novo que não tenha sido apresentado na temporada anterior. Apenas mais episódios cotidianos dos personagens, porém, agora temos um episódio da feira cultural (assim como em todo bom anime escolar). Foi nos apresentado uma backstory para Fumino Furuhashi que contribui para o entendimento das suas motivações a respeito da sua escolha de curso e também uma final aberto que da indícios de qual garota terminará com o protagonista. A relação dos personagens não ouve alteração, apenas sinto que Sawako Sekijo se tornou mais próxima da Rizu Ogata. Além disso, como todo anime de romance, o final está apenas no mangá, então se quiser saber como acaba, terá que lê-lo. Nada muito diferente da primeira temporada, apenas mais episódios.

As a fan of the harem genre, I was expecting the usual cliches, but this anime surprised me with its unique approach. The story follows Nariyuki Yuiga, a high school student who becomes a tutor for three intelligent but troubled girls - Fumino, Rizu, and Uruka. What sets Bokuben apart is its focus on the girls' individual struggles and strengths, rather than just their romantic interests. The characters are well-developed and relatable, with each girl having her own distinct personality, quirks, and motivations. Fumino's naivety and kindness, Rizu's analytical mind, and Uruka's athletic prowess make for a fascinating dynamic. The anime expertly balances humor, heartwarming moments, and character growth. Nariyuki's dedication to his students is admirable, and his interactions with each girl are genuine and entertaining. The animation is vibrant, with expressive character designs and detailed backgrounds. The soundtrack complements the tone perfectly, with catchy OP and ED themes.