My Next Life as a Villainess: All Routes Lead to Doom!

Neokhan May 29, 2020

2

The manga this is based on is one of my aboslute favorites, and I was very much looking forward to the anime. For the first six episodes it was awesome, and I loved the little additions they made, showing certain things from other characters' point of view, adding the the overall story.  Then, unfortunately, episode 6 came out.  It had absolutely nothing to do with the manga, the humor that made the manga and the anime (up to that point) so enjoyable was gone, and it actually detracted from the story.  It made absolutely no sense whatsoever.  I was hoping they'd pull their heads out of their fourth-point-of-contact and go back to the real story with episoce 8, but again, it had nothing to do with the manga.  Why do animation studios do this?  There was more than enough in the manga for a full season, and the story was so, so much better than the nonsensical crap they put into those two episodes. Why insult the author of the light novel/mangaka by changing it? This happens way too often.  These changes ruin the stories, and overshadows the good character development and animation. (Thus the low overall score.)

Mistfall Jun 21, 2020

9

Funny alternative look on isekai genre - instead of being reborn as almighty hero, main protagonist know she is a villainess and desperately tries to survive Big plus - stoty is finished in a season, no ending half the arc as is sadly usual characters are not complex, but it suits the tone of the anime Summary: pleasant anime to watch.

jiexi20 May 25, 2020

10

So far this anime is staying pretty faithful to the storyline. It's a comedy-romance with a bunch of attractive characters so you'll probably find a favorite very quickly. It's pretty interesting to see just how she obliviously earns all of their favor and how she avoids a bad ending as the villainess. There won't be any "real" villains here since its really just a nice and cute anime.