Tékjú

What I enjoyed the most about this anime series was the opening. It is an adorable and very addictive piece of music, which I still enjoyed very much even after I listened to it for the twelfth time. The anime series itself is also quite charming and, most importantly, quite entertaining. Once again, the humor is at times almost absurd, and the punchlines of the jokes are very unexpected at times. Plus, the sheer volume of the jokes and dialogues is quite intense considering how short the episodes are, so I see that as the only negative aspect. I could not keep up with the subtitles at times. The animation may not be very sophisticated even though it looks nice and adds to the wackiness. The characters are also very good, and I was into them watching all the crazy things they were doing. 8/10. (28/12/2015)

There is only one thing about the second season that is better than the first: the opening. This one is even more adorable, livelier, and more addictive than the first one. As far as the quality of the anime series itself goes, it is not quite as good. It was certainly not as funny. The lack of funniness probably affected Marimo the most, who was not as perverse and the standard of his jokes fell rapidly, which is a great shame because even those jokes were often pretty hilarious in the first season. I thought the best joke was definitely the one with the cat-bus. Also, it was not until episode fourteen (episode two of the second season) that I discovered that every episode was named after a famous movie, which I also enjoyed. I am still having above-average fun so far. 7/10. (28/12/2015)

I am going to start with the opening as usual. The opening was not as great as the second season of Teekyu, although I still liked it. I would especially like to highlight that it features probably the best and sometimes the most typical lines I have ever heard from the girls during the course of watching it. As far as the humor goes, I would dare say it maintained the standard of the second season and was even perhaps a touch better. I laughed the hardest at "Edward Scissorhands" and the last episode. Of the characters, Kanae Shinjo came to the forefront for me this time around, and her craziness stood out slightly. 7.2/10. (28/12/2015)

I think this show is all going downhill. The opening almost did not hold my attention. The opening should have served as a warning of what was yet to come. The jokes do not seem so original and unpredictable; some of them (e.g., the one with the "splitting up") are repetitive, the punchlines are rather unfinished and too violent, and the anime's creators are simply trying to be original and devious. However, they cannot pull it off anymore. Plus, some of the jokes come across as a bit weird. Even though I am not as entertained anymore, this show is still interesting, so I think it is just an average anime series. 5/10. (28/12/2015)

Even the fact that I quite liked the new opening could not make up for the fact that this anime series has lost any spark for good. In my opinion, the initial hype and originality with fascinating punchlines are gone. With the previous season, the anime’s creators were still spasmodically trying; with this season, they appear to have already given up, trying to draw on the audience’s sense of nostalgia. Plus, the jokes have almost no energy anymore. I am finishing with the fifth series and with a rating just on the edge of slightly below average, not wanting to spoil the positive impression I still had with the third series. 4.5/10. (28/12/2015)