Inó Battle wa ničidžó kei no naka de

Zuerst hatte es Potenzial, ein interessantes Fantasy zu sein, eine Gruppe Schüler bekam übernatürliche Kräfte und ich wartete darauf, wie sie damit umgehen würden, aber am Ende wurde es so etwas wie ein schwächeres Chūnibyō-Demo koi ga shitai!. Ich verehrte Chūnibyō und fand es unglaublich süß, witzig und interessant, und Rikka war einfach unmöglich, nicht zu lieben, also war mir das klar, aber hier kam die grenzenlose Liebe und Begeisterung nicht zum Vorschein. Natürlich gibt es für mich niedliche Charaktere wie Chifuyu und die Hauptfigur kann mich mit seiner "Superfähigkeit" zum Lachen bringen, aber es gibt auch einige Folgen, die in mir nichts erweckt haben, obwohl die Serie für mich interessant war, es gab immer noch Momente und das nicht wenige, wo es mir kein Spaß machte und deshalb 5/10 (12.12.2014)

If the creators had established a clear premise and provided a more structured narrative for When Supernatural Battles Became Commonplace, it could have potentially stood out in the Harem genre, warranting a three-star rating. The first five episodes offer a decently comedic and relaxed show, showcasing the use of supernatural abilities. However, by the sixth episode, these supernatural elements disappear, and the season devolves into a typical harem scenario, with each main heroine vying for the protagonist's affections. The supernatural aspects are only reintroduced in the final episode, where they are awkwardly incorporated into the romantic plotline, resulting in a lackluster ending that leaves the audience questioning what really transpired throughout the series—only to realize that it was not much. Some have drawn comparisons to Love, Chunibyo & Other Delusions, and I can agree with this comparison to some extent. However, the latter successfully blends fantasy and romance while offering superior artwork and animation, which is not surprising considering it was produced by KyoAni. When Supernatural Battles Became Commonplace, on the other hand, does have slightly more likable characters, a catchy opening theme song, a stronger comedic element, and a more imaginative first half. Unfortunately, as a whole, the series fails to come together, leaving me devoid of any sense of enjoyment. The creators could have certainly done more and done it better. (25.12.2014)