This was quite a new spin, initially the first male idols hidden anxiety character issues was a nuisance, then it did blend well with the comedy and character, then again I've never experienced anxiety

Hmm, if a Devil May Cry fan was strict, then a lot of complaints will be many inconsistencies from game lore and character, luckily! I'm flexible and carefree, not really hardcore. I can see the differences,

As much as I like the movie, it was better off made as an episodic series, just my personal opinion, it ties up easily with connecting to the next seasons format.

It's kinda cute, at first, I thought it was going to be a harem trope, but got proven wrong, the atmosphere just feels like your rare friendship group with severe gender ratio skewed more to men and only

Despite the premise and plot being near grimdark, it has enough comedy and wholesomeness in the right amount and instances, of course this makes it more apprehensive to watch since your rooting for most

Yup, the concept of a hero being a punishment seems like a new trope, at least the anime and manga gave it more significant attention if it was already there somewhere, but usually the hero thing in other

Adam's fight, especially his reason being so simple and wholesome was the turning point that made me decide to keep reading and waiting for updates. Him and that moment was what defined the resistance

I remember stumbling on this when it was just a novel years before, until eventually I reached the day it's last chapter (Not counting the side stories after) was released, this was literally my first

Yeah, your title made me do a doubletake, a small one, I have never thought of the word "innocent" to describe Gon, not in a bad way, but that kid had many occasions and instances that showed

This is anime is novel for me since they straight out made being a hero a punishment, I mean sure tropes where criminals and unfortunate innocents get forced into a squad or army to "make up"

Oh yes!!! I remember when I read this as a manga! I was looking forward to watch it but IRL stuff kept me busy. They seriously managed to make all he tropes from power rangers/sentai make a funny mix,

The quotes from that particular gothic author was great, though it would have been better if they were incorporated some other way in the story rather than being suddenly there.

The plot might be hard to follow with how it goes back and forth to different groups, but, for the sake of the people who hasn't watched it yet, I can only say it will all make sense by the near end.

I recall first watching this and wondered, thinking, was I also like this when I was in high school with my friends? Hahaha😆 I think there were somethings that slightly matched 😁

This was fascinating, despite everything that happens in the plot, one thing that always comes to mind is that the actual Hikaru is gone and dead permanently, quite tragic, that fact always hangs subtly

I knew it would have an academy type plot in the story, but I never realized they did a parody of Harry Potter! 😁😆 Like, it really did it's best to twist some things and make it comical and entertaining!

Oh, another isekai comedy parody kind of anime!? If it's like Kono Suba, I'm definitely gonna enjoy the pain from laughing a lot!! Thanks for the heads up!🙂

Yep, this is an anime that has the same grim and grit with a tiny bit of hope like Berserk, but because of that, I hesitate to watch or read both, they're too much DARK for my taste, I mean I've tried

Eh, comparing it like similar to Berserk seems like a stretch, I'd say it is nitty gritty and grim, but it has enough hope and happiness to not be dark, at least for me. Still, I give it props on how it

Ooh! I like the simple plot of teaching each other in singing, though it's more on the kids role to teach, but the yakuza part definitely made it more interesting and funny. I'm already reading it's sequel