The Monster-kun team is too small, making the entire fourth season terrible.

The final enemy is God, and this person is just the opening act for that…

I wish someone would have stopped me.

I think there were good ways to use both the old man and Nobure, but it’s not something to do at the end.

I’m trying to remember which scene I heard the annoying ping-pong sound in pachinko.

I love the 4th season.
Adam was a better enemy.

The thread image is frustrating because it secretly operates under the guise of being a relative.
It’s too stingy what I’m doing.

If I hadn’t killed Hakkou brother, my impression might have been a little less negative.

Isn’t it surprising that we’re still talking about this even after reaching the fifth season…?

It clearly looks like the ones who got the short end of the stick are the ones related to Carol in the collaboration with the social game, based on the thread image and Nobure.

If Nobure was to act, it would be the third force.
The main enemy that stands in the way at the end is a bit too much of a burden compared to the weak enemies.

It was simply an old man character move, so it was understandable to not feel any charm.

A voice that makes you want to say “Explain it, old man.”

This old man, or rather the final boss, is the only interesting enemy; the others are not.

Since it’s the final chapter, I thought it would be fine to have a straightforward strong enemy that’s just a bad guy.

If you were going to make this guy an enemy, you should have done it from the start.
Pretending to be a friend and lecturing is just too annoying.

It was nothing more than the last waste for bullying Tsubasa.
I don’t need it.

In Season 4, Adam was an enemy that could be defeated comfortably, and Saint-Germain and the others were also appealing.
Especially OKAMA is the best bout.

I can understand their point, but what they are doing is not right.

Well, I thought they added unnecessary attributes to the defenders.
It’s unnecessary, this old man and everything around him.

It seems like they just stretched it to the fifth season but couldn’t come up with a good use for it.

The fact that the monsters are both victims and perpetrators makes it feel somewhat unsatisfying even after defeating them.

The daily life of the surprise OGAWA family would become more popular.

Noble Red is weak as an enemy, but their mistakes are on a huge scale…

I’ve always thought it would have been better if they swapped the enemies between the 4th and 5th seasons.

I really like the final battle, XV.

It’s really terrible that due to the thread image, SAKIMORI and OTONA ended with such a lackluster impression in the final chapter.
I can only look forward to the movie.

It was frustrating that I couldn’t just easily take down this old man.

This old man is dragging down all the characters related to Kazanari, and they’re all lacking in their performance.

“The warriors of the subjugation are all fiercely positioned in front.”

The worst part is that Wind Sound Papa’s incredibly unfortunate truth was revealed, and then he died.

Clearly leaving Nobler, who is at a loss, behind and reviving Carol and the Scorer for a decision to join the mobile game! To be honest, I couldn’t get excited about it.

I wonder why I thought about doing a story where a subtly strong enemy, who commits a massacre in the final chapter, is tossed around by the betrayal of a crazy old man and a sad past.

I think I could have tolerated the sparkles at the end if there hadn’t been a massive massacre during the live performance.

It’s probably easier to write a story where our army, which should have grown by letting the enemy do as they please, ends up being on the back foot.

I remember that the animation in this part was really bad.

If my allies became too strong and made it difficult to create a story, I think it was good to quickly revive Shemha…

To be honest, I think it’s a series where I want them to keep the concept, music, and character design, but change the director and script.

Shemha 393 was really amazing.

For a while, I was constantly being supported, but using a kid as a shield and then getting gut-shot is honestly a bit questionable with that ending.

I like the directing at key points in Season 5, but the antagonist is critically unappealing.

Don’t cut out the enemy’s sad past that has a pitiful past.

There were various things that the enemy cast didn’t sing or missed out on too much.

I’m glad it ended at season 5…

At least let Daddy live…
Why do they always mess up Tsubasa-san so badly…?

It’s strange to think that the guys we fought in the previous season are being treated like underlings by the top organization! Why did no one stop this…
I can understand if the order was reversed, but…

I don’t really dislike the old man that much, to be honest; he can also be a source of jokes.
The knob is too tight.

Since around the third season, I felt that the story had run out of ideas, but I don’t understand why they chose to have such a stressful and unexciting enemy and structure in the final chapter.

The collaborators of the monster team that garnered hate from the beginning.
Actually, the old man who has been the hated character in the team since Season 1 is great… it just turned out that way.

To be honest, even in the fourth season, there was a moment when I thought, “Is that the case?” when the alchemist was the enemy.
Still, I think the enemies in the fourth season were quite charming.

From Season 1 to Season 4, they were able to properly explore the enemy side, so why can’t they suddenly do that anymore?

Didn’t you torment SAKIMORI enough… that’s how it became in the 5th season.
I wish they had made 12 episodes just about the story of the gods.

To be honest, I think it would be nicer if the order of the fight between Tsubasa and the Commander was switched in the story about the old man himself, but I guess that’s just impossible.

It really feels like the improvement of Nanase Mizuki’s employment treatment has taken a strange direction.

I wonder what everyone thinks about the area around Shemha, regardless of the fact that Noblere GIGIMORI is garbage.

It does feel a bit stuffed since we packed in all the settings we’ve been warming up for just because it’s the last one.

I think it would have been best to be able to digest it in a slot like 4.5, rather than having to manage it alongside the upcoming scheme.

I can’t help but feel that this probably wasn’t meant to be the last time back then, leaving a sense of dissatisfaction.

I really hoped that the simple thread picture would have SAKIMORI defeat or refute someone.
Adult intervention is not what I’m talking about… it’s about where you shine…

Since it’s the final chapter, wouldn’t it have been better to have a normal intense battle with Shemhah and his executives?

I really like the theme song and insert song from Season 5.
I think it was a composition that was stress-inducing just to watch.
Here too, threads related to Nobure had been created, and there was always conflict occurring.

It’s not about helping others, I told Carol. My honest feelings about the future were good, but the strange structure couldn’t center on that.
The involvement of the Kazenari family was excessive.

I think the part where Carol’s revival is the most exciting is not good when viewed as the final chapter.

METANOIA is pretty good, right?

Anyway, I don’t need the massive slaughter of the live performance.

I believe there are aspects that can be appreciated just for the quality of the combat scenes.

I felt sorry that only Adam was absent from the final gathering of dead people.

Even if I concede a hundred steps, how many times are we going to let Tsubasa-san get clouded? Should we really be talking about that now? Please don’t use half of the final chapter for this.

The animation in the 5th season is good.
The times when the artwork wasn’t good were more interesting…

To be honest, doing a spin-off just about the Kazanari family was the best way to keep it all together.

The problem is that there are only weak enemy forces.
I like the first two episodes that suddenly ramp up the excitement and the intense final battle against Shemha.

Let the old man take down OTONA.

It was unreasonable to expect all six performers, whom I had known would be significant since Season 3, to be active, and that issue never improved until the end.

As expected, when it comes to the final season, I wanted to feel the growth of the characters, and from the very first episode with the live massacre, it was a poor decision.

I understand that Tsubasa is usually treated as strong, but when viewed as an event, there hasn’t been any opportunity for him to turn his pathetic moments into catharsis…

Season 1 is K2.
The second season was quite interesting, but I think it will be downgraded from here on out…

It’s good to depict Maria growing up, but it’s also not okay that as a result, other characters end up looking pathetic.
At least it’s not something you should do in the final chapter.

It feels like the latter part of XV rushed through the main events all at once like an RTA.
I couldn’t really get into it while watching.

I like GX the most.
I can understand why losing event developments are disliked.

It was good that the conversation between Hibiki and his father became the key to breaking the curse.
It doesn’t say much in itself.

Despite having witnessed the events up to season 4, I haven’t had a single experience of fully mastering a complete holy relic.
It’s seriously absurd to blabber about controlling God and using it for national defense; it’s just too senile for even the enemy to engage with, old man.

As a concluding chapter for this series, it’s understandable.
It often seems that it’s too haphazard to carry on purely by momentum alone…

Noble is a rival of the Mets…

It was frustrating that despite the previous hints about the light country being no good, it ended up seeming like only Shemha was at fault.

I couldn’t love you until the end, Noble Red.

Shemha is not really a bad person, just in a different position.

I mean, isn’t it good for the final chapter to have something like Shemha and their crew show up and fight?
Why am I fighting enemies that are like side quests throughout the final chapter?

The first half could have been done on the app.

I was interested in what would happen with Nobure in his hopelessly cornered situation.
The cooking was too rough.

Due to poor pacing, Nobure is handled roughly, Shemha is inconsistent, and the Kazen clan has become nothing but an oddity.

The story has some awkward parts, but the transformation bank in Season 5 is my favorite.
Especially Chris-chan, Kiri-chan, and Carol-chan.

I understand what I want to do, but I haven’t been able to make choices among the countless things.
I think that sums it up.

The only interesting parts of Season 5 were the episodes with Carol and the auto-scorer.

It was good to go back from the 5th term to the 4th, 3rd, and 2nd terms.
That was seriously good.