zander.windler - 2015-03-11 19:14:07

Great specials that add on to the series, and had great twist involved.

llangworth - 2015-03-09 09:00:10

frederic.kertzmann - 2014-03-13 23:51:47

Since these are just four OVA episodes, I'm not going to write a full review of this (I'll save that for the actual series). As such, the numerical ratings here serve only as a tentative rating for the first season as a whole (as I include these as part of the first season).

To start things off, this is the "True End Route" ending of OreImo (which is continued in Season 2). Crunchyroll (what I watch from mostly) has the "good end" at the end of Season 1, but this is the true, canonical ending that Crunchyroll doesn't (or at least didn't at the time of this writing) have. If you haven't seen the first season of OreImo, I recommend watching it before watching the OVA's.

If you have finished the first season of OreImo but not watched these, you should watch them before starting Season 2. You won't understand the first episode of Season 2 if you haven't.

These OVA's are just like the main show: nothing spectacular, but it's still pretty enjoyable to watch. It focuses far more on Kuroneko and Kyousuke's relationship, as Kirino has traveled to the United States for the time being. Several new characters that recur in Season 2 are introduced as well. To be honest, that's really about it for these OVA's.

Overall (TL;DR):

If you like OreImo and want to watch Season 2, definitely watch these OVA's; I can almost guarantee that you'll like them.

If you don't want to watch Season 2 and are content with the "good end" of the first season, then you don't necessarily need to watch these; watching these would probably sucker you into watching Season 2 anyway, so that's up to you.

If you didn't like OreImo, then don't watch these. You won't like these either.

I hope that this brief description helps you. Thank you for reading.

mhermann - 2013-09-06 00:52:35

Basura para Kuronekofags.

Kuroneko = beeyetch