Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku wo! 3

Konosuba is an anime about culture, they can't analyze something that is a parody of the average isekais hahahahahaha Konosuba is a parody, that's why for me it's the best without a doubt. Also, the story and the characters they have are so good that they could easily have 4 seasons or more each character. And remember before throwing hate at Konosuba remember that it's a parody so you are indirectly throwing hate at your favorite isekai. And many hate Kazuma but he's one of the few characters that really has no filter, he's absolutely anti-prince, something that almost doesn't exist today, except for Rimuru and a few others, almost all of them are Disney princesses.

It was great to see Konasuba come back with all guns blazing. Let's call this the Lalatina season. It was so good to see that Darkness wasn't just big breasts and clumsiness. Her backstory and current travails were much more interesting than the spin off they did of Megumin's life as a Crimson Demon. In fact, Meg was pretty much relegated to a background role this season. Aqua was her regular space cadet self, chaos personified. And Kazuma never disappoints with his heroic pervy hijinks. It was good to see some of the side characters like Yun Yun, Wiz, and Vanir getting in some face time as well. Yep the gang was all here. The artwork was as to be expected from the previous productions. I thought the animation production levels were a little better, probably due to more budget to work with. The VAs once again ranked supreme. No way would Konosuba work half as well without this well-oiled machine of a cast. And the director used them perfectly, doing a nice balancing act between comedy, drama and action. Practice makes perfect I guess, and I think this season might have been the best yet. If I was grading it's a 95/100 for a solid A. And damned near as I could grade and not give it a 10. So close to a masterwork. Maybe one more stellar season like this, and I will break down. Serve yourself up some Konasuba. It's like a sumptuous feast.

Maybe it's because I'm older, maybe it's genuinely down to the writing, but this felt like a bit of a struggle at times. Konosuba is still funny and follows exactly the same beats you expect, but don't expect anything to have changed. It's fine, if you're a fan I think you should watch it. Honestly though I was bored and frustrated at times as everyone acts exactly how they've always acted, despite this being season 3 (not including the movie). This season pretty much abandons the adventuring premise, relying on the horrible personalities of these characters. A couple of new characters are introduced and we return to some others, which is nice. Trying to review this season seems a bit pointless really. The overall point is that I felt a little disappointed. It's more of the same and that might be enough for some, but anime sequal seasons are pretty rare and this just felt like it was killing time until it was all over. After the movie that somehow felt doubley disappointing.

Pretty good season overall. If you're watching this season, I can already guess you're a fan of Konosuba. While this season isn't as funny as the previous ones, it still has plenty of funny and interesting moments. One of the most interesting additions is the introduction of the divine treasures. As someone who only watches the anime, I found that these items added a lot of depth to the story and provides opportunities for hilarious moments. For example, one of the divine treasures can switch bodies, which actually comes into play this season. You can only imagine how Kazuma might get involved with this, but I'll keep quiet and let you experience it for yourself. The most memorable moment, though, involves Dust, the blonde-haired guy—if you know, you know. Additionally, the setting expands to the royal castle, introducing new characters and relationships that bring interesting developments within the gang. Music: The ending theme is as chill as always, while the opening remains its usual chaotic fun. They maintain the same tone as in previous seasons. Overall: 8.5/10 While the comedy alone makes this anime worth watching, the introduction of new plot points has piqued my interest, and I'm excited to see where they go with it.

I went into Konosuba with high hopes, expecting a hilarious and entertaining ride. While the series does have its moments, I found myself cringing more often than laughing. The comedy, which relies heavily on awkwardness and embarrassment, often feels forced and uncomfortable to watch. **Story** The story of Konosuba is somewhat lacking, with episodes feeling disjointed and lacking a clear direction. The pacing is to slow. **Art** The art style in Konosuba is serviceable, but nothing special. The character designs are somewhat generic, with Aqua being the only standout. The animation is also subpar, with some truly cringe-worthy moments that will have you wincing in embarrassment. **Character** The characters in Konosuba are perhaps the biggest disappointment. Kazuma, the main protagonist, is a blank slate of a character, with no real personality or motivation. Aqua, on the other hand, is a bit of a mixed bag. While she can be entertaining at times, her constant whining and selfishness quickly become grating. **Comedy** The comedy in Konosuba is where the series really falls flat. The humor relies heavily on awkwardness and embarrassment, which can be uncomfortable to watch. The series often feels like it's trying too hard to be funny, resulting in moments that are more cringe-worthy than laugh-out-loud hilarious. I think the biggest problem with the comedy is that it's just not relatable. The characters' antics are often so over-the-top and ridiculous that it's hard to connect with them on any level. Instead of laughing along with the characters, I found myself wincing in embarrassment and feeling uncomfortable. **Enjoyment** Overall, I didn't enjoy Konosuba as much as I had hoped. The series has its moments, but the cringe-worthy comedy and lackluster storytelling make it a chore to watch. If you're a fan of awkward humor and don't mind cringing your way through a series, you might enjoy Konosuba. However, if you're looking for a more traditional comedy with relatable characters and a coherent storyline, you might want to look elsewhere. As for re-watching the series, I wouldn't recommend it unless you're a die-hard fan of the franchise. In conclusion, Konosuba is a series that falls flat due to its cringe-worthy comedy and lackluster storytelling. While it has its moments, the series is ultimately a disappointment that fails to deliver on its promise of laughter and entertainment.

Konosuba has always been regarded as a series known for it's overusage of cheap jokes, X ammount of lewd references and turning what seems to be a serious problem at first, into a whole circus. Kazuma is your egotistical and perverted friend who keeps running his mouth, Aqua is a lazy bastard who's only good to create chaos, Megumin, despite her small structure, knows no boundaries when it comes to making BIG nuclear mushroom clouds and Darkness would do everything if it meant pain, a tier above Kazuma's perverted acts. Add all these ingredients and you've got a formula for a show that racked up a lot of praises within the anime community, making it one of the top shows recommended to beginners. It had been 7 years since season 2 premiered. We'd gotten a very satisfying movie and a series dedicated on Megumin..but it never felt complete; we needed more Konosuba. And now that's here, i'm not sure what to feel about it. It doesn't feel like the Konosuba i've grown to appreciate. What once was a mindless trashtalking series, now has grown some sort of..character able to have feelings, to think on its own rationally. This season felt like 2 movies. One, focused about the adventures with Iris, the princess of Belzberg, that also manages to add a few relevant plot points for the future; and the other movie focused on Darkness having to pay a debt because of some issues of her own. That structure becomes a problem because in every movie i've watched, you always have to add some connection between the characters and the person watching: being relatable. There's still nonsense thrown around don't get me wrong but, at times it feels quite forced as if they're being silly for the sake of catering to the theme's show, you can feel that towards the latter stages of the season. And as a result of that, Megumin and Darkness had their "chip" replaced. Megumin appears to have a crush on Kazuma, she acts way more "lovey-dovey" towards him instead of her "scum of the earth" approach she used to have. Darkness aswell appears the same way, the masochism is no longer her entire character because of the whole series dedicating time to her feelings and overall background of her life. This in turn results in less potential of jokes between the two and, Aqua replacing them 2 as being the only one useless in the party. Konosuba relies on its characters foolishness to achieve its memorable moments. Once you take away part of what makes them great, it loses appeal. The episodes went by so fast without me ever cracking a laugh. Felt predictable and some scenes were unecessary. It doesn't help some characters didn't have any screentime like Wiz or Yunyun that can add some silly story in the mix. I've always heard: if it ain't broke, don't fix it! You can see the people who worked on this series gave it their best(voice acting, animation) there's no complaints there but; i question whether this change in character behaviour will pay off in the future. It's watchable but it will never feel memorable as the last 2 seasons, at least to me.

To sum it up, this season is balanced in terms of everything (except the graphics *idk but in some conditions it's perfect by itself by minimizing the detail of the graphics to get the punchline of the comedy so it's 50/50). The principle of the MC is clearly visible not naively and annoyingly but in a funny way that mostly I hated in some MCs that makes me wanna punch him in the face*sorry OOT. It's not a very complicated story but u could still have its way of deepening. Well, there's some fanservice so u can't watch in public, but not too overly long that makes us uncomfortable so u can skip it without sacrificing the story. The last something that really stands out is the VO when there's a drama/conflict that make it brings the story very high sadness; comedy; and conflict of interest between the characters. That makes this season of Anime (A Weak 9/10) not in a masterpiece way but in the u could watch it over and over without getting bored.*I would rather give 8.5 but I can't, an 8 is so little for this kind of anime, so 9 but a weak 9.

This is an overall review of the show. I don't like this genre at all. Shows with an ecchi/harem setting that focuses around rom-com in an isekai world is about the most generic thing you get with Japanese shows. Yet, I bow my head down to this show anyways. It's the best of it's kind. Why is it so hard to get this type of show done right? Well, most of the time, the girls are just lovestruck idiots that get themselves in embarrassing situations with the MC and they're so infatuated with the seemingly generic/boring protagonist that it brings a lot of wish-fulfillment vibes. Examples could be Tate no Yuusha or Mushoko Tensei. I mean, if the main character's supposed to be some loser that got reincarnated, then why the hell is there so much wish-fulfillment going on? At least make him like, extremely handsome, charismatic, likeable or something. It's...as if the show's selling point is you projecting yourself onto the main character whose extremely successful with little to no effort and as a result, you feel fulfilled. So, Konosuba dodges this. After all, Kazuma is a loser virgin who also is obsessed with women. Despite being surrounded by beautiful woman, there's this vague veil surrounding the relationships between the other characters in his party. After all, it's a rom-com. Let's be real, if there was any actual coupling go on, the comedy and story would fall apart. Of course, the women in his party play into the comedy as well. None of them are proper ladies who act cutesy and feel embarrassed when holding hands. Well, maybe a little, but in this show, they're more known for their other attributes. An archmage that can only cast a single spell, a crusader that can't land a hit, and a useless Goddess. If I had to go into each character in-depth, this review would go on for ages. The manzai is impeccable. It uses the settings and character to their full extent. There's some teasing and ecchi scenes that pair nicely into the tsukommi that Kazuma frequently delivers. Sometimes the party will argue with each other over simple things, laze around, or they'll actually be doing questing. The natural flow of dialogue just is so fun to watch sometimes. And the animation studio knows it well enough too. The comedic timing, the facial expressions that are blown out of proportion, and the voice acting match the tempo of the manzai. I actually read the first volume of the light novel series, and it's rare I say this, but the novel's just really unfunny. There's no extra detail that the anime misses, and in fact, due to the voice acting, animation, and attention to detail, the fairly average/cringe scenes in the novel comes to life. It's not like the anime is super high budget, but the way the storyboarding is done fits the dialogue and scenes. Finally, the actual story. And when I mean story, I just mean the quests that Kazuma and his party take on, or the people that they end up helping out are actually fun scenarios. It's not something boring like "killing a dragon." The encounters that Kazuma has and the way he deals with situations keeps the anime fresh. Sometimes he'll actually be trying to kill demon kings, and sometimes he's helping them cover their track so they escape detection. The show is at it's best with its mix of character development, comedic scenes. and a bit of a vague overarching plot of the party trying to do something. I used to vehemently deny that shows like this could be fun to watch. After all, it's kind of cringe. However, I evolved past that. What's fun is fun. Even this genre can produce some miracles. I won't lie that it's cringe as hell to watch this, but it's quite enjoyable nonetheless.

As a big fan of the Konosuba series so far, my only real complaint was that this season wasn't longer. The characters we've grown to love continue their whacky shenanigans. While some would criticise this as more of the same (and that wouldn't even be bad), Season 3 pushes forward the narrative quite a bit. Actions by the party in previous seasons, mainly by Aqua, have their consequences play out in humourous and dramatic ways. Funnily enough, many events that are played for gags and seen as unimportant end up driving a lot of the plot. This attention to detail in the story is really satisfying, perhaps even more so as Konosuba is not usually presented as a "serious" fantasy world. This season really doesn't pull punches when it comes to it's emotional scenes, with Kazuma being part of many serious moments. While ruining many said moments, Kazuma's multifaceted personality often shines through and exposes the core of someone who truly cares about those around him. Ultimately, if you enjoyed the previous Konosuba seasons, you will enjoy this one. Let's just hope the next season isn't another 7 years away!

I think KONOSUBA doesn’t get its due(well its already talked and is famous). Even then I think it should be talked more and should be watched by many more people. Every anime fan in-fact anyone who knows what an anime is should watch this. Bahahaha There’s KONOSUBA and there’s this Daily Lives of High School Boys this two anime will make you laugh on the same level. I challenge u even if u r not one of those who laugh out loud this two will certainly get you to do that. . The guy who wrote this (Natsume Akatsuki Sensei), man just think how funny he must be and how good his sense of humour must be to write this. BRO IS A FUCKING GENIUS. I really want the producers who have the rights to the novels to adapt the whole thing ASAP cause the wait is just too much and too long. Some of my fav Dialogues/lines of Kazuma-senpai🫡 “I'm An Advocate Of True Gender Equality, A Guy Who Has No Problem Doling Out A Drop Kick To A Female Opponent.” "I Don't Mind If They're Padded!" "Yes, I'm Kazuma." And there is DARKNESS LALATINA😭😂 dont forget USELESS GODESS explosion~~

Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku wo! 3 (2024) As usual, the show is ruined by reviews of people who haven't watched the whole season but decided they were bored. This is the normal plague that hits anime. The show is fun, but it is not a super serious show, so stop expecting epic things to happen all the time. It is made up of jokes and shenanigans. This is a marriage arc that is foiled, as you would expect, not a spoiler because why would this ever be a serious show based on everything that has happened? The art looks fantastic! better and better. The sound is awesome, another great set of explosions. The characters are all the same and lovable. Some are more honest than they have ever been before but still silly and goofy. The show has two parts, and both parts lead into each other. The princess arc leading into the marriage arc is not related as directly as it sounds. I want this show to continue, 9/10 for me.

I don’t think I need to explain much about this anime. For those who don’t know, this is a comedy anime—and one of the funniest out there. In Season 3, KonoSuba changed animation studios, moving from Studio Deen⁠� to Studio Drive⁠�. And surprisingly, the quality stayed great. In fact, it still feels just as hilarious as ever. That honestly impressed me. Usually when an anime changes studios, fans start worrying about the quality dropping. But thankfully, that didn’t happen here. I highly recommend this anime if you want something that will make your stomach hurt from laughing. And yes—KonoSuba Season 3 is SIMPLY AMAZING.

Better than Season 2! The panties-stealing low-level adventurer and his chums have nothing else to do other than making you roll on the floor laughing at their absurd misshapen adventures. This is one of the funniest anime that actually has a story line, which albeit being absurd is immensely entertaining. If you haven't watch any of the Kono Suba series, start with the first season. Art is good, character development is good and most importantly the humor is often unpredictable. It follows well from the second season and the OVA. Story 7/10 Art 8/10 Characters 9/10 Humor 10/10 Pace 10/10

KONOSUBA Hilariouss Comedy Konosuba excels in its comedic elements. The series is a parody of the isekai genre, and it skillfully mocks many of the commonn tropes found in such stories. The humor is often slapstick, random and situational, and the interactionz between the main characters are a constant source of laughter. The best part of the series imo. 2. Unique and Lovable Characters The main cast of Konosuba is unforgettabl. Each character has distinctive traits and flaws that make them stand out: Kazuma Satou: The protagonist, who is far from the typical heroic figure. He is pragmatic, often lasy, and has a somewhat cynical outlook, which makes him relatable and entertaing. Aqua: The goddess of water who is incredibly powerful yet hilariously incompetent and vain. Her frequent blunders and selfish nature are pretty fun. Megumin: A young mage obsessed with explosion magic. Her single-minded dedication to casting only one spell—Explosion—leads to both awe-inspiring and ridiculous situations. EXAPLOZZIANNNN Darkness: A masochistic crusader with a noble heart but an odd fetish for pain. Her over-the-top speeches and self-sacrificial tendencies are very interesting… to watch 3. Engaging World-Building While primarily a comedy, Konosuba does not neglect its world-building. With its many different villages etc. however it’s very mediocre work building 4. Subversion of Tropes Konosuba stands out by subverting many of the typical isekai tropes. Instead of an overpowered hero, Kazuma is an everyman with limited skills. The series often plays with the expectations of the genre, creating fresh and unexpected scenarios. Imagine a modern human in a isekai. that’s who kazuma is 5. Great Animation and Art Style The animation quality, especially in the comedic and action scenes, is impressive. Studio Deen did a ok job in bringing the vibrant and whimsical world of Konosuba to life. The character designs are memorable and expressive, which adds to the humor and charm. 6. Catchy Music The opening and ending themes of Konosuba are catchy and well-loved by fans. The soundtrack complements the series' light-hearted and adventurous tone. 7. Heartwarming Moments Despite its focus on comedy, Konosuba occasionally delves into more serious and heartfelt moments. These scenes add depth to the characters and their relationships, making the audience care more about their journey. 8. Cultural Impact Konosuba has left a significant impact on the anime community. Its characters and quotes are widely recognized, and it has inspired numerous memes and fan creations. It even was part of isekai quartet which was a mcriss over of 4 isekai including konosuba rezero, overlord and the BEING X series (the devil girl). In summary, Konosuba is amazing because it masterfully combines humor, unique characters, engaging storytelling, and quality animation to create an experience that is both entertaining and memorable. It stands out in the crowded isekai genre by offering a refreshing and hilarious take on the typical fantasy adventure.

Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku wo! 3 feels like a departure from the first 2 seasons and the movie. I wanted to enjoy it, and I'm a huge fan of s1, s2, and the movie, but this season is lost on me. The comedy is still there, and is good enough, but the party dynamic of Megumin, Kazuha, Darkness and Aqua is gone. They are separated most of the season, and you can feel it. After the end of the movie, I was sure this season would move forward in a love angle, and granted it does, slightly, but it fails to land a grand emotional hook when it has a chance to deliver it. I was very disappointed that the spot to do so was not taken, especially since this season the characters are not out in the world, they are recluse, so now would be the time to land a romantic angle. I'll still watch a s4 if they do one, but going forward, I think the party needs to be together, that is when they are best. Animation 8/10 - Great animation, great detail, unfortunately they don't do much in the world though. Sound 9/10 - Great OP/ED, great VA and sound design throughout. Story 2/10 - Not good, there is a minor plot for Darkness, but it is a very shallow plot, with very little reward. Characters 6/10 - I love Darkness and Kazuma, but everyone else feels insignificant throughout. The group itself is almost never together, and it feels weird to me having a great cast on the screen 1 at a time or 2 at a time. Enjoyment 7/10 - I didn't feel a lot of motivation to watch it ASAP, in fact, only finished it July 20, which is different from my experiences with s1 and s2, where I binged both with excitement to do so. That being said, there was enough fun to be had to enjoy the cast again. I would still recommend it to those familiar with the series, but at the same time, I feel you could just wait until a new movie or season comes out to binge together with this, because this season feels scarce.

I had really thought this would be a weak season overall for the first half. But here we are, it's done now, and I've gotta say: it's probably the strongest one so far. Something I'll admit is the comedy in this season is kind of hit and miss, at least towards the beginning. Comedy is subjective and all that, but some of the episodes (2, 4 and 7 I think) didn't really get anything out of me. However, to balance it out, there are also a lot of REALLY funny scenes in here. I still think season 1 was the most consistent with the quality of the jokes overall, but in terms of quality of individual jokes, season 3 has some really good ones (the ones with prolonged silence for like ten seconds got me). Even if it's been a while, these goobers are still just as much fun to watch as they were in the earlier seasons. One big thing this season does that others haven't that really pushes me to call it the best though is the work on the characters. Now sure they all have their comic relief bits that shine just as much this season (Aqua's stupidity, Megumin's explosion frenzy and Darkness' masochism) but all of them (bar our favorite useless goddess unfortunately) get at least one moment to shine. Kazuma showing how much he cares, Megumin deepening her relationship with him and giving shippers lots to work with, and the big thing: Darkness. This season really hones in on her the most, pushing her past dorky and pervert crusader and fleshing her out, to show how much the party means to her and how she is as a person at heart, and it was great to see. In terms of the plot, like individual arcs and moments, this season also has really strong ones. The first arc lasts like six episodes or so but it's fun, mainly due to Kazuma's antics really being full show with some cool moments mixed in, mainly towards the end. Then after that is the one that focuses mainly on Darkness, which I've already talked about how good that is. It's also got some really cool and funny moments in there not specifically related to her, and the finale of the arc and season is amazing. It's not as massive scale as seasons 1 & 2, but it hits harder due to focusing on the party rather than a big threat, and honestly it works. It even set up some points for future seasons, which I'm really excited to hopefully see. Soundtrack is nothing new, but still great and rocking that classic Konosuba feel, and the animation is still really clean. I was ready for some differences given how this one is done by Drive (as was the Megumin spin-off) while the first two seasons were Studio Deen, but there's nothing at all wrong with it. One thing to note is "funny faces" are used a lot more frequently, at least from what I noticed. Not good or bad, just saying. Overall, this season is really good and delivers on everything you'd want it to, hitting major plot and character points while still keeping its comedy balanced. Now we've just got to hope season 4 doesn't take nearly as long.

The third season of Konosuba returns with all the charm of previous seasons. Kazuma, Aqua, Megumin, and Darkness are still just as much fun together as they’ve always been. They have a fantastic dynamic that consistently produces a constant stream of great comedy. Kazuma is pretty awful a lot of the time, but he gets his just deserts in quick order, so it’s hard to hold it against him. Especially as he comes through when it really matters on wit and grit alone. Megumin and Aqua are also just as wild and entertaining as they’ve always been. But this season, the focus is on Darkness, much like how the preceding film focused on Megumin. Also similar to the film, this deeper fleshing out and growth of a character elevates the plot of this season over those of the first two. There are two arcs, and the first is actually more focused on the new character, Princess Eris. However, Darkness due to her nobility easily takes second place. You see more of her Lalatina side here, and in a broader context than in season 2. There, Lalatina mostly just felt like a fake persona she was putting on for appearances, but here it actually feels like a legitimate part of her. This leads into the second arc, where her story really gets going, revealing her as a character with considerable depth. Darkness has solid character development that shows her to be more than just a dumb masochist. She has her own set of motivations and personality traits that she’s doing her best to balance. She also has great relationship development with Kazuma. Although I’m clearly in the minority, I’ve always felt that Kazuma and Darkness go together better than Kazuma and Megumin. While Kazuma and Megumin do seem like a good match because they’re very similar, Kazuma and Darkness actually seem to complement each other well due to their differences, which is more important. But I digress. Darkness’s story is well-paced and flows well within the humorous framework of Konosuba, producing an interesting plot with a satisfying ending. The art and animation are also great. Though they’re not quite at the level of the film or Megumin spin-off, they’re still a bit above the first two seasons. The OP and ED are also good and perfectly continue the spirit of the OP/EDs of the first two seasons. The soundtrack is also solid. tl;dr: A fantastic sequel season, this time with Darkness as the star.

few shows can hold you attention with so little so for long and still have me wishing for more. and i mean that in the best way possible. the Japanese voice acting here is really really amazing and is in a big way what make this show great. the Japanese casting agent really struck gold and the Japanese actors manage to take this weird setting and crazy characters and balance them perfectly dont even know if there is dub. if so. dont watch it. this is meant to be viewed in Japanese or with subs. preferably after you get some what accustomed to Japanese.

The fact that it been so long after the last installment of any kind of konosuba content it makes me happy that the studio could still deliver even if the studio was changed.At first i was skeptical about the studio shift because of a some anime that uses neon light non stop,but. Even after 5 whole years of waiting,this series...is still to this day haven't make bored or fall out of it. I still love it. Though to be frank the animation quality hasn't quite improved even after 5 years,but it still excusable because it still in it's core a comedy anime. This season improved the characterization of Darkness in the story and make her not just to be masochistic crusader even though she still is,but with this season they make us to understand that darkness is not just some one dimensional character but actually have a layer to it,with how she greatly cares about the party but she just can't express it well because of her character.She's from the start is a flawed characters that despite always messes up when doing something other than taking hit,but when her friend is actually in a trouble she will always be there even if it means sacrifing her whole being.And we love that even it's something that is illogical and rash to do but thats why Kazuma is the perfect pairing with her because he knows how to handle her when the situation is in need dire and she can handle his wild side(which is a perverted loser)but that doesn't mean he's a bad character(but yes he still a loser that just his core characters) I also love Iris even though we don't get a lot of her she is kinda a breath of fresh air in this crazy world(thank god she knew about the ring). Then Megumi and Aqua takes a lot of backseating but that is okay and they are doing a remarkable job supporting the main focus of Darkness. The op is good enough and the ed is pretty hilarious.ALso the sound effect is really good.Probably the thing that kinda overwhelming at the start of watching the new season is...how much screaming that VA actually do in this season that kinda suprised me. Overall this show is still GOATED could be a 10 but the incessant screaming and the animation quality gives this season a 9,5/10 which in this website is a 9/10 See yall in 3 years

Season 3 of konosuba follows on from the movie so watch that first honestly this season is more of the same but different storyline. The humour is great it always has been it’s konosuba if you like season 1 2 and the movie you’ll like this it’s fact That being said is it a weaker season yes compared to the movie however comparing to the over seasons it is good and the audience has to wait 5 years which is crazy I watched it from end of 1 to here in a week lmao Side note as watching this season 4 has just been announced so I’m hoping for more of the same wacky comedy that the show has already shown us previously if it’s not broken don’t fix it and it ain’t broke so they keep it coming Can’t wait for season 4 it’s gonna be good 7/10