The appeal and evaluation of the second season of "3D Kanojo Real Girl"

The appeal and evaluation of "3D Kanojo Real Girl Season 2"

"3D Kanojo Real Girl Season 2" is a TV anime series based on the manga of the same name by Nanami Mao, which aired on Nippon TV from January 9 to March 27, 2019. It has 12 episodes, each 30 minutes long, and is animated by Hoods Entertainment. It is directed by Naotani Takashi, with series composition by Akao Deko and character design by Kurita Satomi. This work is a coming-of-age love comedy about a love affair between a nerdy boy immersed in the 2D world and a beautiful girl in the real world.

story

Hikari Tsutsui, a third-year high school student, is a typical otaku boy who thought that he could live alone as long as he had two-dimensional girls from games and anime. However, he is suddenly confessed to by the extremely beautiful 3D (realistic) girl Iroha Igarashi, and the two start dating. The story depicts Hikari, who is at the mercy of the free-spirited Iroha, but gradually becomes attracted to her.

In the second season, the relationship between Hikaru and Iroha deepens and the story also depicts her interactions with her friends. The highlights are seeing Hikaru grow through episodes at the school festival and with her family. In addition, Iroha's past and the relationships surrounding her are also revealed, adding depth to the story.

character

Igarashi Iroha (voice: Serizawa Yu) is a flashy, popular, and beautiful girl. She is rumored to have bad habits with men, but her true nature and inner thoughts are gradually revealed. Tsutsui Hikaru (voice: Jonishi Teppei) is a high school boy who loves virtual reality and goes by the nickname "Tsutsun." He has no tolerance for love and no communication skills, but he changes after meeting Iroha.

Other unique characters who add excitement to the story include Hikaru's fellow otaku Ito Yuto (voice: Aoi Shouta), Hikaru's first female friend Ishino Arisa (voice: Tsuda Minami), the handsome and popular Takanashi Mitsuya (voice: Terashima Takuma), Hikaru's junior and 2D otaku Ayado Sumie (voice: Ueda Reina), and the magical girl Ezomichi (voice: Kanda Sayaka) who appears in Hikaru's delusions.

Subtitles and episodes

In the second season, each episode will be titled as follows:

• Episode ☆13: About how we are getting closer to fulfillment
• Episode 14: Regarding the important role in the cultural festival
• Episode 15: The unexpected crisis surrounding my family
• Episode 16: About my parents' love story
• Episode 17: Regarding Ayado-san's new worries
• Episode ☆18: About my female friend Ishino-san's love life
• Episode 19: About the invitation from my girlfriend that's been bothering me
• Episode 20: About the incident where someone who could have been my friend got involved
• Episode 21: About the choices I made in high school that I have no regrets about
• Episode 22: How I think about the mysteries of life
• Episode 23: About the last promise between me and him
• Episode 24: About our future

Through these episodes, the relationship between Hikaru and Iroha develops, and the bonds between them and their friends also deepen. The school festival and the episodes with her family are particularly important scenes that symbolize Hikaru's growth. In addition, the story becomes more profound as Iroha's past and the relationships surrounding her are revealed.

Theme songs and music

The opening theme is "Futari nara" by BiSH, with lyrics by Aina the End and music by Matsukuma Kenta. The ending theme is "Hagan" by Fujifabric, with lyrics and music by Yamauchi Soichiro. These songs are important elements that add to the atmosphere of the story.

Production Staff

Many staff members were involved in the production of "3D Kanojo Real Girl Season 2." The original work was written by Nanami Mao, the director was Naotani Takashi, the assistant director was Asami Matsuo, the series composition was Akao Deko, the character design was Kurita Satomi, the chief animation directors were Kurita Satomi and Yasuda Sachiko, the color design was Nagasawa Ryoji, the art director was Matsumiya Masazumi, the director of photography was Kuno Mitsuhiro, the editor was Hasegawa Mai, the sound director was Ito Takumi, the sound effects were Shiraishi Yuika, the sound production was HALF H・P ​​STUDIO, and the music was by Akiyoshi Yasuda. Thanks to the cooperation of these staff members, an anime that brought out the charm of the original work to the fullest was completed.

Ratings and Recommendations

"3D Kanojo Real Girl Season 2" faithfully reproduces the charm of the original work while deepening the story with expressions unique to anime. Through the love story between Hikaru and Iroha and the interactions with the friends around her, viewers can feel the bittersweetness of youth and the joy of growing up. In addition, as Iroha's past and the relationships surrounding her are revealed, the story becomes deeper and draws viewers in.

In particular, the opening theme "Futari Nara" and the ending theme "Hagan" are important elements that enhance the atmosphere of the story and will surely resonate with the viewers. Also, don't miss the activities of the unique characters and the growth of Hikaru through episodes at the school festival and with his family.

This work is especially recommended for those who like youth romantic comedies and those who are interested in otaku culture. Fans of the original work will also enjoy the unique expression of the anime. "3D Kanojo Real Girl Season 2" is a must-see for those who want to experience a touching story with laughter and tears.