It came back strong with those badass references. The first crazy thing is the girls swapping bodies, and I’m not taking this seriously at all. 😅

I wonder if this design of Natsuko is also a reference to some old anime movie? After all, this anime really gives me a vibe of paying homage to the classics. Luke did well putting that suit on her, haha. Even though it looks funny, at least you can see her beautiful face.

Well, he doesn’t have as much sauce as Bravern yet, but I hope he gets there (it’s pretty hard to beat a mecha that’s basically a force of nature). This anime is really good; it’s exactly what I expected it to be. The comedy is great too, but the question remains: who would win—Gelato 5, Dragon Keepers, or Kizuna 5?

So clingy… stay strong, Lettie, you can get out of this! The joy of a broke girl doesn’t last long—Lettie really thought she was free from that awful engagement, huh?

They finally “defeated” that creature. And it seems like he’s going to have a pet dog now.

It’s pretty obvious who to root for, right?

The only thing I don’t want is for his old party to be completely dependent on him. In these kinds of stories, the old party is useless without the protagonist, and he practically only shows up to deliver the finishing blow. It needs to be more balanced, with the protagonist gradually surpassing his old party. The problem with these stories is that, in just a few chapters, the protagonist becomes overpowered, gathers a bunch of girls for his party who are useless and only there to idolize him. The story needs to distribute her screen time well.

Poor guy, he’s still at a low level. What saved him in the fight was his team comp, unfortunately. He should go farm more XP to fix this problem.

Aria is going down a dangerous path lol, in terms of ecchi fan-service the anime is doing better than the manga, the fight against that demon was ok but the outcome brought consequences for Aria and to save her the protagonist is willing to do anything

also, maybe I didn’t pay close attention, but… their group doesn’t have a healer, right? They kind of need one.

I’m starting to like these more mature protagonists who don’t get embarrassed by anything

skill unlocked

Talking is a great solution for solving problems within a relationship. This second episode gave me high hopes for the future of this anime. I hope it continues to improve with each episode.

A man’s worst nightmare: being reincarnated as a woman in a medieval world, poor guy.

One rule: never date a girl from work or the gym because you’ll hear all her dirty secret

Damn, what a movie! I didn’t expect it to be an hour and a half of pure sports with almost no recap.

Kenma’s point of view was really, really well done and super unique. I COULD FEEL his frustration when the ball slipped and the game ended because of the sweat, which was a tactic he tried to use against Hinata at the beginning to try and cut him off.

But man, Hinata’s big jump was SO DAMN COOL. I love sports anime, and that scene easily became one of my top 5 moments in sports anime.

I’ll watch it again at least once or twice just because of that scene

Yeah… 1% HP left, tanking a boss he doesn’t even know if he’ll encounter again if he loses, no healing or MP potions left, and only in moments of desperation does the player turn into a legend just to avoid losing a rare drop. Let’s go, King! Slash that Shikamaru pet with your blade!

And as for Sunraku, do you think he’ll sacrifice Suzaku by throwing him at Lycaon’s head?

that’s good. wise moments in the life.

Too good! I can’t wait for him to come out of that red portal pissed off lol

Aria and Tama ‘deepen’ their relationship😏 , and Tama discovers that being a hybrid means many interesting things to do with his elf owner … Well, there has been a lot of criticism about the excessive focus on fanservice and the lack of depth in the plot, but the genre of the anime has always made it clear what we were going to get