It's survivable, though, being just a matter of knowing which episode to skip. At the top of that list is the sheer idiocy of Reiha and her vaguely Eiken-level selection of sexually demeaning games, which is sadly the point where Shin Koihime Musou really outdid itself compared to the first season. Unfortunately, it also means you have to deal with the ones who aren't, which is the show's achilles heel. Along the way, new characters are introduced (or, in the case of Shin old friends are occasionally revisited.) Like Tim mentioned in his review of the first season, Koihime Musou actually has a lot of characters it's easy to like. The girls travel to a town, help the residents with their problems and move on by the end of the episode.
KOIHIME MUSOU EPISODE 7 PLUS
While Shin Koihime Musou has what you could call two main story arcs - Aisha and her friends helping Ryubi reclaim her sword, plus the introduction of the three Cho sisters and their rise to fame with the help of a book of spells - it's still as episodic as ever. Did you like the first show? Then it's a given that you'll continue enjoying this. or even Ikkitousen, since we're on that wavelength. In fact, it's exactly the same kind of cross-season progression as Aria, Maria Watches Over Us. So, how does Shin Koihime Musou fare compared to its prequel? Pretty much the same, actually. Then again, if you're reading this, you probably already watched the first show. But where Ikkitousen takes its heroes into the modern world, Koihime Musou (and its sequel) likes to at least keep things in the proper timeline. What I CAN say for sure, however, is that Shin Koihime Musou continues the honorable and proud tradition of exchanging historical Chinese generals with ludicrously busty girls. But then, I have an innate weakness for shows featuring a group of friends setting out on a journey for various reasons. I'd like to think it's not really a requirement to get the most out of this show, though, but I can't say for sure.
It's also not the only show that I've filed in my small folder of guilty pleasures, part of that guilt being that I'm not really familiar with the original material. Koihime Musou and its sequel, Shin Koihime Musou, isn't the first show I've watched that loosely bases itself on the Three Kingdoms. And where Aisha goes, her friends naturally follow. Eager for more excitement, Aisha agrees to help her reclaim her sword.
As it turned out, the Ryubi they knew from earlier was actually an impostor who stole the real Ryubi's family's sword in a bid for fame and power. You can find all three seasons of this show on Crunchyroll, even internationally.Īfter rescuing the town from the bandits, Aisha (Kan'u) and Rin Rin (Chohi) finds themselves in the company of Ryubi, who, much to the surprise of the girls, is actually a girl herself. This is NOT related to the hentai anime Koihime.
KOIHIME MUSOU EPISODE 7 SERIES
Loosely based on the adult visual novel series published by Nexton and developed by BaseSon, itself loosely based on the novel "Romance of the Three Kingdoms". Notes: The OAV is included in this review - technically - since it's available on the DVD set. Related Series: Koihime Musou (Season 1), Shin Koihime Musou: Otome Tairan (season 3)Īlso Recommended: Ikkitousen, Dragon Ball, Inu-Yasha, My-Hime
KOIHIME MUSOU EPISODE 7 TV
Length: Television series, 13 episodes, 23 minutes eachĭistributor: R1 DVD from Sentai Filmworks.Ĭontent Rating: TV MA (Violence, nudity.) Demon Slayer Kimetsu no Yaiba: Entertainment District Arc
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