This is the second season of "Junjou Romantica", which you should have watched first if you intend to watch this one.

The whole series is a romantic comedy worth a watch if you're open-minded enough to stand boys' love/male homosexuality.

With romance, drama, slice of life and last but not least comedy, "Junjou Romantica" contains a mixture of fluffiness and humorous freshness, and doesn't fail to show the complicated side of love as well. Characters are well thought-out with unique background, and their actions make up most of the comedic side of this anime. Relationships are unique and dramatic, and age, sexuality, or occupation never fail to question. Plots are well interwoven; however, since the story switches plots a lot, you can get confused sometimes... especially if you don't have that much time to watch and are constantly trying to remember what happened last.

Dialogue varies from blunt to borderline-corny, but has quite a number of funny moments and can be very enjoyable.

Animation is good; the art isn't high level, but surprises with bright colours and funny facial expressions. ^^

For the entertainment factor: a funny and quite sweet show for romance/comedy lovers. You have to keep an open mind towards homosexuality, but if you do, this is a quite enjoyable show. (show less)

i wouldn't suggest watching this if you haven't seen season one, as its basically the culminations of the relationships that started up in the first seasons.
that being said, the issues they have in their relationships are really understandable, regardless of the fact that they're bl, so its good fun to watch, with lots of humour in it.
its tonned down a lot compared to the first season, which can be a good thing or a bad thing depending if you're into yaoi or not, but it falls much more easily in bl this time instead of the limbo zone.
if you loved the first one, you'll love this one even more as the characters really come into their strides! (show less)