The World God only knows is a franchise that I am rather
fond of and I wasn’t expecting a third season of this show but I can tell you
this, I am very glad that it came out and if you get into this show at all, so
should you.
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| You can get my arc animated, right? |
Keima Katsuragi has been capturing the hearts of girls in
order to release the evil spirits that hide in their hearts for quite some time
now. One day Kanon, the classmate of his who also a famous idol, confesses his
feelings for him. This is quite odd as even though he captured her heart long
ago, when a heart is captured the girl should forget all about Keima. What’s
more she gets attacked by some strange demons from hell and put into a coma. It
is the start of a great change in Keima’s normal routine.
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| Keima being Keima |
As one could probably expect given that this is the third
season of a said anime series this anime season is something you need prior
experience to understand this anime. There is some consternation that the
material adapted skips a lot of manga material. However as someone who has seen
the anime but not the manga I can say that you don’t need to see the manga to
understand this season, even during the episodes that Yui and Tsukiyo (the
characters whom have arcs in the manga material that was skipped) appear.
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| obligatory Haqua |
What this makes this anime season really good is how it
upsets the status quo for the anime. While the first half of the season is
something of a greatest hits of the show; the second deals more with the
consequences of Keima having to convince multiple girls to fall in love with
him, namely a love triangle between Keima and two previous girls. While the manga story goes onward I found the
conclusion to this season to be something really special and well worth
watching.
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| So many feels |
As for my recommendation If you managed to make it through
the second season (or even the first season, just watch episodes 3 through 7
and the Tenri Oav for the necessary information) you should watch this season.
Rating The silver
Alabasta (One Piece) for being that really awesome arc of an anime that takes
things to a whole new level.
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