Screenplay:
猪原健太Cinematography:
Fûka AoyagiComposer:
Yasuharu TakanashiCast:
Natsuki Hanae, Akari Kitō, Kenjirō Tsuda, Ayane Sakura, Ai Kakuma, Ami Koshimizu, Yuuji Murai, Chiharu Sawashiro, Ami Tsukishiro, Nao Tamura, Ryouhei Arai (more)VOD (1)
Episodes(25)
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What? Moon over the Ruined Castle? (S02E01)
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The Heroes Are a Couple of Beauties (S02E02)
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Stellar Wars (S02E03)
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Why Am I a Teacher?! (S02E04)
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The Lesson Will Now Begin (S02E05)
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Becoming a Three-Star Chef (S02E06)
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New Member Audition (S02E07)
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The Notorious Beautiful Sisters (S02E08)
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The Perverted Dragon (S02E09)
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Watch as I Improve the World (S02E10)
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Summer of Growth and New Skills (S02E11)
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Attack of the Giant Monsters (S02E12)
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The Very Busy Academy Festival (S02E13)
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I'm Not a Fan of High Society (S02E14)
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A Fierce Tournament (S02E15)
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A Certain Student's Secret (S02E16)
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Mutation Hazard (S02E17)
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Fall of the Academy City (S02E18)
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The Unruly Merchant (S02E19)
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The Utterly Hateable Good-for-Nothing (S02E20)
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The Heroes Fight Bravely (S02E21)
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Fight On, Hero! (S02E22)
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Rival Revenge Match (S02E23)
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Sorcerer vs. Draconid (S02E24)
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Party Beneath the Moonlight (S02E25)
Videos (36)
Reviews (1)
I really enjoyed the beginning, where we got to meet the remaining heroes and finally get a full picture of the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly trio (if you didn't get the reference, it's time to catch up on your movie classics). The storytelling was engaging, with humorous interjections about what Makoto was up to at the time. The ending was also great — starting from the first mutation, it was a whirlwind of battles and Makoto implementing his plans, sometimes having to improvise. However, unlike others, I didn't enjoy the middle section much. The part where our hero becomes a professor felt drawn-out and slow-paced. I won't lie — I was bored. I understand it was essential to develop Makoto's character, show him in a different light, and set the stage for the grand finale, but it felt like I was coasting through it. I didn't care about the Kuzunoha Company's local branch or the weather in demiplanes, and I couldn't connect with Makoto's new students. Surprisingly, the part I enjoyed most was Shiki's performance and work (and I know Mio and Tomoe would kill me for saying that). Another mixed aspect for me was the humor. Sometimes it was funny, but other times it felt a bit too silly for my taste. So, how does all this affect my rating? I pondered for a long time. There are standout moments that definitely deserve 4 stars, but they’re interspersed with a fair amount of filler and hit-or-miss humor. I got a lot of world-building, but only enjoyed parts of it (like the detailed world and faction introductions). Overall, it's not quite a 4-star series for me yet, but it's getting close. Hopefully, the next season will get there... 6.4/10. ()