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In a world plagued by magical dangers and threats, there exist special warriorsknown as Inquisitorswho are tasked with non-violently preventing these threats and nefarious actions. All that other junk? An excuse to get jiggly girls in skimpy outfits and have ’em fight ill-defined enemies by taking frequent battle pit-stops to get felt up by the main character.EpisTV Series. If we’re being serious, though, this show is about the lewd. Aug 1.Masou Gakuen HxH is the story of a world all gone to shit because of some attacking aliens or whatever, and the school of youngsters who are going to defeat them. Tags: Eye Cancer, Masou Gakuen HxH 05, masouhh. Even the best screenshot from the episode is off-model.
This is firmly in the magical-fantasy-action-harem-ecchi genre, so if’n you want one of those, this show is bringing the PLOT. It’s trying to be what it is, and I don’t let other people tell me how I should spend my time, so neither should you. Understand that I’m not judging.
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Or maybe she’s the onee-san type, or the ojou-sama type? It’s unclear. Main character and master groper Hida Kizuna ( Akabane Kenji) is tolerable if uninteresting, and the girls are all easy to figure out—the mysterious beauty with a foul mouth Chidorigafuchi Aine ( Kageyama Akari), the prude who shouts “Harenji!” Himekawa Hayuru ( Nagatsuma Juri), and the flirty popular girl Farandole Yurishia ( Akasaki Chinatsu). It’s pitching itself entirely on the lewd, and the other elements are doing their best to stay out of the way. This show is leeeewd, and it ain’t shy about showing so, censorship aside.Masou Gakuen HxH Specials Subtitle Indonesia Episode 2 - download streaming anime Masou Gakuen HxH Specials Subtitle Indonesia Episode 2 format mkv mp4 360p 480p 720p.But in the framework of a magical-fantasy-action-harem-ecchi anime, how is this one looking? Fine.
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I hope they don’t go far with this hard work vs talent theme. Thanks for reading this post!Tl dr: – This show is lewd. Blogging decisions won’t be finalized for a couple of weeks yet, so things could ostensibly change, but I personally have a couple of shows I’m planning to cover (no points for guessing what they are) and a deficit of free time, so extra pick ups are unlikely. This first episode gives little indication that it will, but it doesn’t rule out the possibility either.I don’t have any plans to blog this series on a weekly basis.
To anyone who’s still confused, no, this isn’t an alternate version of Hunter X Hunter. If someone tells you to fondle an unconscious girl or you’ll both die, don’t do it. I guess normal weapons take out these baddies just fine, even if the magic suits are better. The former can be amazing, but the latter is blatant pandering, and I have a feeing this show might hew closer to the latter.
Instead, the way it was executed turned me OFF rather than on.I didn’t continue watching Hundred merely because it didn’t really interest me much at all (nothing about the plot OR characters really drew me in), but this actually made me feel a bit disgusted with the way the last part of the episode went…am I the only one who ended up feeling this way…?True, and maybe the anime will get better over time ( haven’t read the LN’s yet so i don’t know if that is correct ) but if the source material doesn’t give it more depth, the anime studio’s usually have 2 options.Either stick to the source material and try to be honest about it, or change it to the point that it might tell a better story but in turn it tries to do too many things.In the case of ecchi shows, Maken-ki gives us a few nice examples for both options.With maken-ki, the first season followed the source material relatively close while the second season was mostly anime-original from what i remember (the source material was still a better read as it didn’t have that much fanservice last i read it though )The first season tried too hard to be something it wasn’t and the second one didn’t even try 😛While i do agree that more effort in stories would be nice, at the same time i’d prefer it if the story was at least honest about being the mcdonalds of fiction instead of trying to be like the next michelin restaurant.As for why it is okay to settle, some ecchi shows just have a slow start i guess? B Gata H Kei had a slow start but eventually turned out to be better than one would expect with that story premise (and she didn’t even get a single guy of the proposed 100 she wanted 😛 )Finally managed to watch this today after being stuck with a crappy subbed version that’s worse than the “DUWANG” scanlations of JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Diamond is Unbreakable and more horrible than Horrible… I almost didn’t want to continue because it’s borderline hentai, but the crappy subs made me cringe more than the borderline hentai scenes (which were also censored, the f**k?!). It would still be really stupid, but at least I wouldn’t have been bothered by it and could just watch with my brain turned off. Over at stephenwgee.com, the last four posts: I love sales jobs, Good realism is character realism, Dying idols, and Frictionless routines.Sadly, it seems like ever since the success of season one of Infinite Stratos, there has been an ever-growing number of these particular types of anime lately (Bahamut a couple seasons ago, Hundred last season, and now this), but rather than trying to make a somewhat decent or interesting plot with actual likeable characters (at least Bahamut tried), the people behind Hundred and this simply seem to be trying to appeal more and more to the otaku crowd by dumbing things down to largely just pretty faces and/or bodies for a generic male lead (usually self-insert material) to do things with in one way or another, while minimalizing things like plot and characters because…oppai.Don’t get me wrong, I’m all for ecchi and fan-service in anime if it’s executed well and tastefully (and you can have an interesting plot and/or likeable characters who aren’t merely pretty faces, attractive bodies, and check-listed tropes while still being heavily ecchi), but in this case, it just felt more tasteless compared to other similar ecchi series’, especially with Hida being encouraged by his sister, and actually listening to her, to essentially molest and sexually violate an unconscious girl he just met to show the ridiculous ecchi-related gimmick, and to top it all off, Aine will now most likely end up falling in love with Hida from this point on.All they would have had to do to completely change the way it came off for me would be if Aine woke up first, then both she and Hida would be told about how she could be given power, and then she (hesitantly) consented to letting Hida do those things, leading to the conclusion of the episode. ( More info—now in paperback!) Sign up for my email list for a FREE sequel novella. Maybe next time.My first novel, Wage Slave Rebellion, is available now.
At least this is a better time-waster than the Wagamama Hi-Spec shorts (which were basically one big advertisement for the VN and whatever the hell KakoTama is). Having Hisasi (also the illustrator from last season’s Netoge no Yome wa Onnanoko ja Nai to Omotta) as the ilustrator for this series is also a plus.But based on what I’ve seen with other ecchi harem series before, it’s always easy for such shows to slide down the path of mediocrity (arguably, even good ecchi shows like High School DxD can fall into this trap–see season 3), to the disappointment of viewers who are passionately into this genre of anime.Well, I might watch this show from time to time, though with a certain degree of caution (lest I find myself in the throes of disappointment yet again). (Heck, some of the enemy magitek mooks even resemble those Titan-like monsters in the second season of the latter series, for crying out loud.)Fortunately, Masou Gakuen HxH seems to be a pinch more interesting than the latter.
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