Princess Connect! Re: Dive

Despite this work is well produced in terms of scenes you don't highly expect storyline in this anime cuz it's born for advertising games

If you have seen KonoSuba, you've seen an Isekai gone wonky. It's strange plot is so bizarre it just leaves you speechless and then giggling to death. However, Princess Connect is not that. Yes, it's like KonoSuba, but it gives off cozy vibes. It's like the icing on a cake. It's sweet, delicious, and most of all, its tasty. Princess Connect is everything KonoSuba isn't, but also so much more. It's an Isekai but primarily a slice of life, and that's all the good stuff there is to it. Go check it out! It's worth your time!

This is only 10 because Karyl 😐 Overall, it's very boring, I don't feel as if there is a plot. It is definitely aimed at the younger audience, but even so, it's quite rubbish.

The characters are "hontoni kawaai"(really cute, there wasn't much of story in season 1 hope there will be much more of this story to be uncovered (hope it might be much more interesting than season 1), season 1 was 🤔🤔🤔ok.. u can watch it because there is "cute"Ness overloaded... Story.... Nope but still u have to watch it

I'm just writing this review to say that this show is better than the other reviews and ratings would have you believe. Sure, in the beginning it starts off as a typical isekai type anime harem thing, but it's not actually a harem because they're all just friends and the main character has brain trauma. Everyone seems to think that's a bad thing, too, but I think the way he emotes with his body instead of his words actually adds to his charm! The animation is actually really impressive too, way better than your typical cash grab isekai anime. It seems like the animators actually put passion into making this project. The ending also answers enough questions to leave me satisfied but leaves more than enough to make me look forward to season 2. This is not to say that this anime is the best ever or that everyone will like it, but by the end it turns into something genuinely interesting and fun, even if the first part of the series doesn't give that impression at all.