Tales of Wedding Rings

The whole premise of the story is that he gets power from the closeness of the relationships with his wives. Yet he refuses intimacy with women who love him. It goes against the entire idea of him getting power from the closeness of their relationships when he is refusing to build the physical side of those relationships. This story or adaptation must have been done by a two-year-old who has never been in a relationship. This is beyond pitiful. All this did was aggravate me when I watched it because it is so stupid.

As an ecchi fan, Tales of Wedding Rings Season fills me with pure pride for the genre.

Sure, the stunning princesses and fanservice are highlights on their own, but this season delivers so much more: epic battles against the Abyss King, deep backstories for characters like Granart and Amber, and immersive world-building with diverse kingdoms, cultures, and elemental magic that sucks you in and makes you forget reality.

It's like a lite version of Lord of the Rings-bite-sized, weekend-snackable fantasy adventure that's easy to binge and enjoy.

One thing left me a bit puzzled: the show's take on polyamory and harem dynamics. It teases promoting it (the rings demand bonding for power!), yet often narrows focus to Satou and his childhood sweetheart Hime/Krystal, leaving the full harem potential hanging.

If you love epic magical adventures and rich worlds, give this a shot-even if fanservice isn't your thing. But if you're all in on the ecchi? This is an absolute masterpiece.

Dive in and enjoy the ride!

The Manga was so nice, but the Anime is not 50% of them.

The Hero is like a dummy and the great Alabasta ist a Clown, why?

The hole fight with the Abyss feels like a Speedrun. The Storys about the Princesses is totally superficial and min. Romantic.

But there is still something positive, the studio shows a pretty good hand at adding backgrounds and characters. Backgrounds in particular are often presented in almost exaggerated detail, almost like works of art. But the whole thing doesn't come without a flaw, some scenes are just too bright and pale, almost, like there's a lack of contrast, and this isn't part of any censorship, it's somehow part of the design.

Well, just because I hate when 1 person love more than 1 people, that kind of harem is annoying, and this anime even worst with the ecchi scene, even the animation is just normal and the story is just boring and lame, the stuff just in a loop and the characters design is kinda weird, I drop of this anime just in 2 episodes.

Another harem isekai where the protagonist, a moron, has to collect 5 wives to fight the evil dude.

The animation is well below average. The story is well below average. The action is well below average.

There is a fair amount of 'fan service' of topless teenage girls, to satisfy the perverts who watch for that.

How on earth did this get a second season?