Rosario to Vampire Capu2

Story [4]: Yes the story is poor. It doesn't really have much of a plot, HOWEVER, for this show's genre, it is decent Art [8]: Pretty top notch, enjoyed the visuals quite a bit. Sound [9]: not really sure the sound could get much better than it already is. Character [10]: yes, I rated the Character category ten, and for good reason, the characters supply everything a Harem anime needs. There is even some character development, which rarely happens in Harem style anime Enjoyment [9]: I have never read the manga (the only manga I have gotten really into is Beck) so i cant say whether it is better, like many others are saying. I Enjoyed this, what else could i say? Overall [7]: Despite it's story flaws, I would recommend this series to any fan of Harem type anime (although you should watch the first season before this) Capu-Chu!

I gave season one a seven, and I just gave season two an eight. It's really not a full point of difference between the two. Season one was about a 7.3 and season two is closer to a 7.7 so keep that in mind. The rest of this review assumes you have seen season one. If you haven't seen season one go see it first. It's well worth watching and will improve your enjoyment of season two. The rest of this review assumes you have seen season one and while there are no season two spoilers there are things discussed that are spoilers for season one. What season two does better, well it's a fair bit. The music is better, in particular the opening where all the girls are performing as an idol group, is really delightful, the battles over Tsukune are taken up a notch. The best thing about season two though has to be the introduction of Moko's sister Koko. She is just wonderful. She has a goal and pursues it ruthlessly and hilariously. Unfortunately like the first season, there's some glaring problems. There's a real annoying episode that's composed entirely of short segments (less than three minute) that go no place and touch on prior events but not well. There is also that profoundly annoying problem from the first season, where inner Moka is continuously saving everyone, and it's taken as something everyone else is entitled to. The anime is aware of just horrible that whole situation would be, but never properly addresses it. When it does address it, just makes it worse and you really have to try hard to let it slide. Well the difference between good and great is made of small choices and failing to live up to potential.

Story (5/10) - This series is loosely based off of events of the previous Manga, and aside from that, there really isn't much improvement in terms of story, whether you read the Manga or not. Art (7/10) - Same as the previous adaption, nice and colorful. Sound (6/10) - An improvement over the original. The visuals accompanying the songs of the Intro and Outro are one of the positives of this show. Character (6/10) - More or less the same as before, just shifting to different characters. Enjoyment (6/10) - I watched this out of curiosity after finishing the first season. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't really an improvement either. Overall (6/10) - This wasn't the best Anime, not by a long shot. It was an improvement over the previous season though, but not by much. Fingers crossed that the ending Manga will make up for it.

Story (7) The story of Rosario to Vampire Capu2 follows on a year after the first season. The newspaper club members are returning for their second year. What follows is a season which builds on the core characters as well as the progression of Tsukune and Moka's relationship. The story varies which each episode, much like the first season, while having a main arc (the main arc in the first season was more to do with Tsukune attending a high school for monsters and introducing characters, while this season focuses more on those characters as well as Tsukune and Moka). The story in the individual episodes for me was generally good, although certain episodes I feel had a weaker story than others, especially in relation to the main arc. Animation (8) The animation is much like the first season, though the characters seem to be a bit more active in their movement and poses. The greatest difference between the two seeasons animation wise is the opening sequence, with the dancing at times proving hypnotic. Sound (9) The sound is relatively the same. Sound is rarely bad in anime in my opinion (unless it is a particuraly bad dub, which Rosario to Vampire Capu2 thankfully isn't) Characters (9) The main cast from the original are joined by a few newcomers, all of which are good characters that fit into the world. Certain episodes focus more on certain characters, and it is in these episodes that the show really shines for me. The fleshing out of characters and the simple fact that the spotlight is not constantly on Moka (something I didn't really like from the first season) is refreshing and adds a certain endearing quality to the season. The only part that lets this category down is the bits where the series reverts to the formula of simply having all the female Newspaper Club members fight over Tsukune. Overall (8) Overall, this series is really good. For fans of the first season, Capu2 simply builds on the foundation, bringing new ideas and new scenarios. For people who weren't too keen on the first season because of the Harem elements, Capu2 DOES keep those elements, but tries to explore the characters more as best it can. A must-watch series, a 'save for a rainy day' series for everybody else.

Well im back these 3 days i was watching this anime and To LOVE-Ru and other animes so this is my review. After 3 days watching anime i wanted to review them and man i realy liked this anime and the first seasin too,now i realy want to see season 3 but its a low chance of that happening. Story,i give it an 8 i liked it but i was more intrested in the first season.But still i like it. Art,i give it an 9 as usual its nicly done same for the first season but it kinda looked better then the first season. Sound,a 8 from me the music vas ok not the best choice but the voices are nice and the environment is sounding realy good. Character,a 9 i liked the characters in the first season and the new characters are okey,the look of the caracters is realy good same goes for theyr individual storys. Enjoyment,a solid 9 this anime made me laugh a lot of times and how much times she drank his blood i dont know how he didnt die but i enjoyed it Overall,a solid 9 i dont know why this season didnt went so well probably with the fillers like there were 6 to 7 ep that are with the main story driven out of 12 but still i realy liked it personaly.Hope to see season 3 in this or next year. Sorry if i had some typos stupid keyboard.Thanks for reading and comment.

This is a show for your slightly perverted Otaku if you can manage to find an uncencored one. Aside from little story and mainly being just one of those shows that jump around and you won't miss anything. it's good for the occasional laugh or when you just need something to pass the time, But if you want a good in-depth plot to follow then look else where because you won't find it here.

Rosario + Vampire (capu2) If you liked the first series then I am sure you will also like this one as it follows the human Tsukune as he starts his second year in a school full of monsters, the girls are still well drawn and cute even when they show their monster shapes of snowwoman, succubus, vampire and witch and we have Moka’s sister arrive to cause trouble, all in all a nice fighting- romantic- funny- anime, the episode when all the girls turn up at Tsukune’s human home is very good, as are the times we meet the parents but the downside of the second series is that the episodes are a bit disjointed and does not flow as well as the first series plus the bats and bears popping up all over the screen to hide pantie shots are only funny the first time, but as I said if you liked the first series then even with these faults I am sure you will like Capu2

Actually I really CAN'T believe that they released the second season without finishing the manga. Season two still focuses on Tsukune but what is more observed during the last episode was his vampiric side(which looks less hot but in the manga was hotter). Overall the replay value is bad and the plot needs to be rearranged

I love Rosario + Vampire, since it drew me further in to the world of anime and broadened my horizons, even when I started watching Naruto, so much that I tolerated the episodes that didn't follow the manga. If it did, I am sure it'd be rated a bit or even a lot higher than 6.9. It strays off from the manga for most of the season, and the panty shots are too much. I know each female girl, save for Yukari, have nice rears, but I was very much hoping that the series covered more of the manga, since things get very serious in Season 2 of the manga, where they learn of Fairy Tale and fight the members of it and show more members of Moka's family. Art style is beautiful, and the animation is about a B+. In regards to story and pacing, I feel S1 did a good job, however, I felt it should have had more than 13 episodes for both seasons to cover more of the manga. Had it been made in somewhere between 2012-now, the anime would have more to cover. The studio, Gonzo, made the anime, and they worked on Gantz, Basilisk, Kaze no Stigma. They even helped make the music video for “Breaking the Habit” by Linkin Park. Did they not have a large enough budget for a 24-25 episode season for R+V? Fights weren't very long, but that's to be expected when facing Moka Akashiya's Inner form, though I wouldn't mind them being a bit longer. Had the studio been patient and waited until they had more material to work with or had the budget and passion for the series, we'd probably have it. Both English and Japanese VAs do a stellar job with giving voice to each character, and I wished the series had a sort of reboot or even a remake of Season 2. There was potential for this anime, but again, the panty shots and the anime original episodes prevented the anime from being something more. If there was ever a continuation or reboot for this series, I will definitely watch it, no doubt. I'd even like an OVA where R+V and High School DxD cross over. Inner Moka vs. Rias Gremory, that'd be something. Heck even an OVA continuation of R+V would be awesome, like how Kenichi and Hellsing received them, the former continuing where the series left off sort of. Despite some cons I have, mostly the panty shots and the second season straying off from the source, I'd still recommend people try this anime out.

This is a direct sequel to the first season, and is very similar in many ways. However, overall I'd have to say that for the most part it's a good amount better. The loop is often the same, in that there's some sort of issue, they're all in trouble, Tsukune removes the Rosario, Moka defeats said trouble, and they all move on. However, instead of focusing on Tsukune for the most part as was usually the case in the first season, here the focus is generally on other characters. The build up also feels like it matters a lot more than the conclusion with the final scene of Moka destroying enemies being not as important, even occurring in the background at times, and when it was the focus it felt like it deserved to be. This allows to show off the other characters a lot more, and though there wasn't that much in the way of character or relationship development for the most part, what was there felt pretty solid, and furthermore it adds more variety and prevents the show from getting repetitive, which combined with the fact that the show is primarily focused on comedy and being amusing over the actual plot, it works quite well. This is the case for most of the show, and hence I think most of the season is a pretty solid improvement over the first season. This falls apart however at the end, where things get pretty epic, but things also get kind of strange. The finale for this season finally has Tsukune taking a more proactive and impactful role in the plot, and finally actually getting into a real fight. However, his motivation for doing so felt completely off, in that he simply felt selfish. That combined with the fact that most of the show had him seem pretty clearly going for Moka, but the ending has him being indecisive at the end, makes him being the villain of the episode actually feel right in a way, but that in itself doesn't feel right either. One of the main reasons it felt strange was that it further developed inner Moka, and showed she had range to her personality, wanting to belong and such, but it also gave a reason for her being sealed in the first place that was pretty dumb. Hence, it felt difficult to be completely all right with Tsukune simply sealing her away again for the other Moka, especially as inner Moka was there first, and really it doesn't seem any more justifiable than what Kokoa wanted. Hence, I feel very conflicted about the entire relationship. This was an area that I think the show should have probably avoided entirely, because though they probably didn't intend the viewer to think that much about it, they got pretty close to it, and it really doesn't fit the tone of the show at all. Hence, it was an incredibly strange note to end on. I will admit though that the song and accompanying footage at the end was pretty great. The soundtrack I quite liked just like the previous season. The OP was really good and the ED was good. There was a lot of insert song usage as before, but as before usage was only decent. The art, designs, and style were good as before. The animation was improved and was mostly pretty good, with this time not having as many noticeable cheap shots. The action got a bit better but still wasn't worth much. The comedy was still solid. A major improvement over the first season for the most part, though with a really awkward finale. 8/10

In the end Rosario to Vampire was a really enjoyable experience. This anime is not without its faults. Censorship is strong, which really reduces all of the injected fanservice. The fanservice art is also quite "half-assed". If you watch this anime, you need to look for the value in how adorable their romance is. This series contains tons of relationship and character development disguised as fillers. A common critic of this series states that the story is poor but a lot of it is actually relationship content and exploration of the characters. However, I think they could have done this while placing emphasis on a more meaningful plot. This anime also overly sexualizes a child which is in poor taste for me. All that aside, Rosario really shines in some areas. The music fits the mood of the series perfectly and it's quite adorable when the characters have musical performances where they sing songs about their love. The romance that developed is very cute and compelling. There are multiple moments that will have you rolling over laughing as well. All in all, this anime could best be described as cute and cuddly, sprinkled with decent fanservice.

Honestly the main reason I am disappointed in thud anime is the extreme lack of development of the MC or any kind of stable plot. I'm a fan of the manga series were the MC goes from the wuss hiding behind his harem of super powered beauty's, to a badass who's cranked it up to level 11 and leading the battle. Overall the art was the one redeeming feature but the fan service completely over shadowed any real plot development. If your the type to read the manga as well as watch the anime, I would differently skip the anime for this series; but if you must watch it, get it over with first before you move on to the manga. Otherwise you will face a large amount of disappointment.

The first season was a little slow to start. It seemed like it had a "monster of the week" type plot, where nothing was really connected until towards the end of that season. Second season was a lot better. The humor seemed to change; I laughed a ton at this season. There was finally a multi-episode plot and the battles seemed much more intense. The characters evolved nicely as well. Moka is one of my all-time favorite characters now. They fit nicely with each other as well. The one problem I have is the ending, it left things too open. It seemed prime for another season but Gonzo had some money issues. The ending screams that there's another season coming, there are just too many things that haven't been done yet. I hope they continue this series, or even do a reboot now that the manga is coming to an end. They diverged after the first season since the second season began before the manga was finished. It's got quite an American audience since Netflix started featuring it. Sadly, it's just a hope for now. But I highly recommend this show to anyone, especially harem lovers. It's one of my favorites.

Capu 2... Ah yes, the sequel season to Rosario + Vampire. This one had a bit more fan-service than the first series, but, in my opinion, was not really bothersome. I also noticed that there seems to be some more character development with Inner Moka as well, which, even tho this season was slightly lacking than the first, made it better to watch. Overall, I gave this one an 8/10 as well, tho it did lack a little than the first, but in the end, it was still pretty good and as always, it was a fun ride to watch ^_^.

Once again, most of the stuff that I covered in my review of the first season applies here, but this time I have to say that the story was a bit more detailed (thankfully). The opening is also a true opening from the get go this time. Unlike in the first season, where the first few episodes had a half-assed opening put together for it. This time there's another vampire that appears, who reveals herself to be Moka's sister, Kokoa. Kokoa is constantly trying to get Moka to revert back to her original self, causing all sorts of problems for the cast. So as you can tell, there are some more comical situations. During this season the character growth is done quite a bit faster, and Tsukune gets a chance to actually be the one doing the saving (it's about time). All in all, this season of Rosario + Vampire I believe to be a bit better than the first, so go give it a shot if you like a good comedy.

Story- There was no real story that went along with the whole season. Basically, each episode had its own theme (or it was pure fan service in one episode). The only thing that could be considered a developing story was the last two episodes. Art- Nothing out of the ordinary. It didn't break any boundaries with its art but it did a good job of doing what it always does. Sound- Again, nothing pops out to amaze the viewer but it doesn't hurt the anime either. The sound is there just to make it less awkward than pure silence. Character- The characters were bland. Only one character develops in the whole anime. All the other characters stay the same and just keep rolling that way. Enjoyment- Some of the episodes it felt like a job rolling through but others made the who ride worth it. The beginning and end of the whole season was great but the middle was basically trying to find things to fill it in. Overall- It was a good anime. I don't regret watching it. It could have done far better if it would have tried to and if it would have given something better to hold on to mid season.

Hi Geng For this anime, for storyline it same with the first season. Every episodes it has included about monster and this season it share about the witch, kurumu, mizore and and the end is rosary, The FMC. Music: 8/10 ( I like to watch this OP/ED for this anime "Disco Lady" Storyline: 7/10 ( Quite ok, not bad. Every episode have different plot and you can predict the ending Art: 6/10 ( I didn't want to comment about this. Just same already Enjoyment: 8/10 ( Quite ok) Every person have their preference for their anime. So. like now I enjoy this anime including OP/Ed. If you like, you can watch it. But, the same shitty character like MC ( Aono Tsukune) still naive and dense that can't predict the situation and prefer to like watch ROsary and didn't have happy ending in this season. Pain

R+ V has very good comedy and also good romance but lacks a story, but that could be okay because R+V is basically like a journal; your following the main character on a journey of events. So since it doesn't have much of a story it'll get a (6), but don't worry, if your someone who wants to watch this but isn't sure there's still hope. The art and sound (9) were great. No complaints. Characters (9), yes, this will be another harem, but its not bad. I actually kinda respect the harem because the main character isn't a pervert and he's not a jerk either. The characters are really likable and they're also hilarious, you can't dislike any of the main characters on here. Enjoyment(9), I loved this anime for the comedy and the slightly cheesy romance lol. Overall (9) this anime is out there for people who love romance and comedy with some action. Anyone who is looking for good action may be dissapointed in this.

This continuation of the series is far worse then the 1st season. But I guess it depends on how you view the time spent on the show. Here is the run down Episode 1 : Great start of the season. Episodes 2-11 : Poor filler contents. Episodes 12-13 : Good episodes with decent story and a mediocre ending. For me the show was almost entirely filler content after episode 1, and only got back to the main story at episode 11 and continues to it's final episode. It is really upsetting, the story's filler content, was far more noticeable in this season, where none of the fights even matter, and it all mainly feels like a waste of time. Not to mention the MC, Tsukune really received no positive transitions in the season either, he doesn't really get "stronger and tougher" to a big degree, I would've hoped to see a bit more growth at least. None of this even has to do with the rating going from R in the first season changing to PG13 for this season, like, the ecchi portion doesn't even feel affected much, it just feels like an immense time waster. While one might say "You are watching the show, all anime is a technically a time waster wdym, lol", I mean the anime really feels like it purposely makes the show have zero meaning to the plot of the anime which was established in the first season, which is frustrating, and I could've watched a better time waster of a show that is more exciting and better made. Now to the good, umm, well I guess the art was pretty bright, good and unique, especially for an anime released in 2008. The first season was good, if you just want to finish out the show just watch episodes 1, and 11-13 and you will be good.

Honestly I have the same issues with this second season that I did with the first. So I'll basically just cut and paste my first season review here: "Honestly I wasn't thrilled with this series as an anime. I did enjoy the Manga. It felt like they spent 1/4 of each episode doing a transformation scene, that was usually done between frames of the manga. They dumbed down a lot of the character interaction for laughs, removed the stakes and treated the watchers as idiots. The score was good to start with but so repetitive it got annoying. Especially for that said transformation scene. They could have done it once in full, then done a 5 second snippet to suggest what happened and used that screen time to do something meaningful." The little sister character introduction was really just taking the same problems a step further. Everything getting played for laughs with no seriousness. This resulted in two dimensional characters, which meant even when the stakes were raised we didn't care.