One Room: Second Season

One Room is back as a 2nd season and now it's over, so, as usual we the audience were the main character where we have to follow the life of 3 specifice girls and as usual we give them a good ending. Nevertheless, the story plot of having us audience play the main character to them girls was something else, I what I like most was the Hanasaki Yui Arc, where we the audience marries the girl and as it starts from episodes 1 to 4 we see the character and romance development that occurs between us audience and Hanasaki Yui, but when itcome to Nanahashi Minori arc things were a bit vague as to how it ends, cu'z only her arc was an open ending, and about the Amasuki Masihiro arc, well I kinda hate the her arc was this mild tsundere thing where we audience are called 'Perverts" and that kinda hurts me, but since we audience have no control of it, it was something that we can let slide. Now artwise there wasn't any of the strong lewd fanservice around, only a Hanasaki swimsuit service and also none of any of that quintessential zettai ryoki thing. On the character category, it was nice that the next 2 arcs after Hanasaki's arc were different, they didn't went back to the usual arce from season 1, which kinda make this enjoyable since their the VA's who did the girl's voice did have some of that sweet tone that pleases the ears, so without further adieu I hereby presnt my ratings: Story-Very Good 8: Since studio Zero-G did come up with something that involves us audience. Art- fair 6: None of any lewd fanservices just a couple of suggestive images that weren't enough to constitute any lusty desires. Sound- Good 7: The VA's may have delivered us some sweet tone of the character's monologue which is good, but when it comes to the last arc, I kinda feel hurt being called a Pervert.....oh , that was for us audience. Character-Good 7: I may want to give this an 8, but having a mild tsundere around was a tiny turn off, but then again , it not bad. Enjoyment-Good 7: Well, it was worth enjoying, in some ways, but I rather not go to any details. Overall-Very Good 8: Kudos to studio Zero-G and producer Smiral Animation.

why is this show back? i didnt ask for this, but i'm not complaining. One Room (now occurring in Three rooms) is back with a bang. Story- same as ever, you're a Japanese bloke living life surrounded by cute girls, this time none blood related. You help with their issues and ultimately garner their romantic interest. Basically an animated VN with 3 completely different routes tbh. Art- looked as clean as S1, Zero-G did a good job continuing Typhoon Graphics solid work. Having consumed every zero-g anime that exists i can safely say this one is visually one of their best. Sound- the ED's switch with every girlas per, with only the 3rd ed really being anything worth noting. Some solid voice actors including minase iori made it a good season soundwise. Characters- what we watch the show for, a variety of girls to pique your interest and suit your desires. lets run through them real quick Hanasaka Yui- Arguably best girl from last season makes a return as a (s1 spoilers) proper uni student, but thats not all. You're in a relationship with this girl now, madness i know. This arc goes through the complications one can assume occurs in relationships when there is no communication (cause we never speak) and desiring different things at different times. Overall a nice arc giving closure to Yui's story from S1 Nanahashi Minori- once Yui's story ends we travel to another world line steins gate style and have a new room in a hotel/onsen type establishment, run by the grandfather of our next girl. Minori is a younger teen who just doesnt know what she wants to do with life. She wants to take over the onsen but her sexist grandfather wont let her, so whatever can she do? get married to you and you take over? watch and find out. Probably the worst girl across both seasons ngl, but still bearable. Mashiro Amatsuki- the air-headed ex gymnast whos a bit of an idiot. We travel world lines again and end up in a snazzy apartment building living a lift journey away from Mashiro Amatsuki. We dont do ourselves much good here taking pictures of her in the street without consent, earning the name hentai-san from the get go. However as time moves on and we grow closer to her, the subtle changes in vocabulary are clear as we assist her in getting a job and help her with her fuse box and maybe a love love end can occur? probably the most Fun arc of the one room franchise thus far. You- gotta admit we're a bit less of a prick this season, so good job us. However we still have degenerate eyes, too many camera angles looking at our one room girls body rather than paying attention to her important words. Despite this, we were very dependable and often saved the day, so its excused. Enjoyment- 10 Overall- a solid entry in the one room franchise, much preferred to S1. This franchise has the potential to keep going forever in a yami shibai kinda way, so many types of girls to pick from and various ages yet to be exploited. Given the fact this show also has a VR game and various other merchandise, I dont think this is the last we'll see of one room. Therefore i look forward to the potential future yandere, onee san and sensei types to come and enter our One Room. 5/10 you Know this was helpful

Why. Whyyyyyyyyyyyy. Season 1 didn’t need to exist. Season 2 without a doubt also didn’t need to exist. My faith in anime ends once Season 3 is announced. OneRoom S2 continues the trend of creepy Point of View storytelling with awkward camera angles that don’t make any sense as a POV anime. POV isn’t my cup of tea, but at the very least the anime can commit to it. It sacrifices its POV shtick for creepy camera shots of these characters. All it does is make you feel uncomfortable, overly awkward, and a douche as an insert character. OneRoom really wants it’s viewers to imagine themselves as themain character. This works in things like RPGs where you make your own character and all, but not something like this where the camera (Where you as a character are looking at) keeps jumping all over the damn place. It’s inconsistent and breaks whatever immersion you somehow manage to have while watching it (Which 100% of the time is usually none whatsoever.) If the characters weren’t always designed to look like FBI bait, it’d be easier to sit through. I do *kinda* like the fact that the first arc focused on a girl from the previous season though, as it presented a chance for actual plot development. However, it was just more of the same. The other arcs were also uneventful, vague in what it wanted to do as a story, and ultimately felt like a waste of time. You won’t care about who any of these girls are and will forget them basically after each episode. The animation certainly looked good, but that’s really the only thing worth praising. After thinking about it, it might be worse than Season 1 purely due to the fact that it’s not as fun to make fun of. It was too dull and boring to really talk shit about. Like season one, OneRoom S2 doesn’t work as a romance, doesn’t work as a slice of life, doesn’t work as a POV production, and doesn’t work in general. Keep this series dead. Let it die. Let it fade into obscurity. It’s for the best. No one will miss it.

Would honestly say it's better than the first one. Still really awkward to watch at points. But still better than the first season. But how is the rest of it? The art style, and the music are once again great, even if the show lasts a few mins per ep, it's still detailed very well in that department. Which is not only great to see, but also great to listen too as well. Props go to the anime for that. As for the story itself, while the camera angles are too awkward and weird as much as the first one was. It's still a sweet story, despitesome little gripes here and there. Better than first one, but still very awkward.

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