The spring 2022 anime season has brought back some old favorites and new obsessions, however, some shows aren’t receiving the same fanfare. Newer manga adaptions such asSpy X Familyaresurging in the online anime community. At the same time, the third season ofLove Is Warand the second season ofThe Rising Of The Shield Heroare proving to be as popular as their previous seasons.
These anime aren’t the only ones worth watching this season, althoughthe aforementioned anime are also worth your time. Whether you are into romance, supernatural, or a time-travel musical, there is enough variety to appease every anime watcher during the current spring season.
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Science Fell In Love, So I Tried To Prove It 2nd Season
The second season ofScience Fell In Love, So I Tried To Prove Itcontinues where the equally underrated first season leaves off. Ayame Hirumo and Shinya Yukimura are Saitama University students using their scientific prowess to prove, or disprove,their love for each otherthe only way they know how; through scientific experiments. ‘Edutainment’, or educational entertainment anime has proven successful in the past, such as the commercial success ofCells At Workand the infamous Tumblr-led fandom ofHetalia, yet this anime flew under everyone’s radar once again.
The progress made in the previous season is put on the line when the students discover their oxytocin level isn’t the same as another couple in the same university. Both students become even more desperate to prove their love in other scientific ways, and this means more educational shenanigans ensue.Science Fell In Love, So I Tried To Prove Itcontinues to be just as funny, smart, and educational as its seasonal predecessor andcan be watched on Crunchyroll.
Summer Time Rendering
Summer Time Renderingis tonally different from many of the promotional images. Although the images being used to promote the anime are full of blue skies and young protagonists, the actual program is aboutsuspected murder and supernatural forces.After Shinpei Ajiro’s parents died, he moved in with the Kofune family until he moved off to college in Tokyo. However, he returns home to the Kofune family after finding out one of their daughters he grew up with, Ushio, drowned when trying to save someone else.
The plot changes from tragedy to intrigue when Shinpei is told about the suspicious bruising around Ushio’s neck. Shinpei begins to investigate Hitogashima Island, but strange occurrences begin to crop up. Ushio’s surviving sister suggests local folklore may not simply be fantasy, and this idea is strengthened by a strange vision and the discovery of a time loop.Summer Time Renderingis just getting started this season, so you may join inbefore the mystery is solved on Disney+in Japan, which international viewers can access with a VPN.
Paripi Koumei
Paripi Koumeiis by far the wildest entry on this list, but also has the highest ratings on MyAnimeList out of the three; despite the lack of popularity, those who have seen it have so far ratedParipi Koumeiat 8.40 out of 10 at the writing of this article. Zhuge Kongming is an infamous tactician in third-century China, who falls gravely ill and wishes with his last breath to be reincarnated into a more peaceful era. This iswhen he is reincarnatedinto modern-day Tokyo as himself with all of his memories intact, stumbles into a nightclub, and meets an aspiring singer who he swiftly becomes the manager.
This leads to Zhuge Kongming utilizing his previous knowledge of war strategy to help the aspiring singer, Eiko Tsukimi, achieve her dreams of becoming a famous singer. This, of course, leads to wacky shenanigans that keep one-upping each other as the anime progresses. The anime studio responsible for this chaotic musical isekai is P.A. Works, who are known for heart-wrenching titles likeAngel Beats,Another, andCharlotte. There are only a few more episodes to go, andyou can watch them all on HIDIVE
