Good Luck Girl!

It's a series with good comedy and good characters. The relationship between the two main characters felt very organic and genuine. This happens when characters aren't perfect and you give them flaws; it allows them to learn from their mistakes, and we as the audience can empathize with them. The only negative thing I have to say is that the use of ecchi is completely unnecessary.

Considering how strange and funny this series is, I'm surprised I'd never heard of it before, given how old it is. It has plenty of meme material; it's not a masterpiece, but it's very original within the comedy genre. It has better characters than many generic, famous shonen anime. By the way, I have to mention Ranmaru and how cute she is when she interacts with her crush. We need more female characters like her.

I think this is the problem with these kinds of comedies: they overuse fanservice, but it gets to a point where it becomes uncomfortable to watch, especially if you're not a man. It's not funny to objectify female characters and normalize obsessive, stalkerish characters that disgusted me. If there's anything redeemable, it's Keita's presence and his interactions with the girls; he's the only decent man.

Hahaha, what's with the characters? A bathroom god? They're so absurd, but that's part of the show's charm. Although, I didn't find the episode very exciting because I feel like the savior narrative is repeated throughout the entire series.

This episode was hilarious with its references to The Prince of Tennis and other anime. The drama, intertwined with an absurd plot, make this pure comedy, haha. Ranmaru has become my favorite character; she's so cute and clumsy when she's in love.

This is a profound episode, and through it we discover the reason for Sakura's harshness regarding friendship. But it's very heartwarming to see how it strengthens the bond between her and Ranmaru.

This chapter demonstrates a great evolution in Sakura's character, and it also introduces some very interesting new characters, which keeps the plot from becoming tedious; on the contrary, it adds even more spice. I loved Ranmaru, and she's so sweet with her feelings.

A pleasant but very predictable ending. The highlight was the relationship between Sakura and Keita; however, the rest of the episode felt rather flat and boring, with all the secondary characters trying to figure out what was wrong with the protagonist, since, in my opinion, it wasn't such a big deal in the end.

Okay, this is really weird, but for some reason it's hilarious and random, haha. Little Sakura's interactions are adorable, and Keita's appearances are always welcome; I think they add more intensity to the plot.

This episode is important because it has a more emotional tone regarding Sakura, as we can see her feelings towards the people she loves. However, I have to admit that the pacing is quite slow, and Momo's character does nothing to excite me about the plot. As I mentioned in previous episodes, I don't find perverts interesting.

I love how this series breaks the fourth wall, and as a romance fan, I really enjoyed this episode. The plot moves along well, and the protagonist's development feels very organic.

I think the monk character is somewhat irritating due to his perverted cliché; sometimes, instead of being funny, he comes across as repulsive, which is frustrating because I find the comedy quite good and the references to various Jump anime are fantastic. I love Momiji's three-dimensionality; at times he can be completely unpredictable.

Good start, it's fun and different, the characters are interesting and provide hilarious moments, I love the fact that the protagonists are such imperfect and detestable female characters because it provides material for comedic moments and character development.

Un capitulo bastante emotivo, no hubo tanto humor como de costumbre pero si hubo buenas risas, igual entendible ya que es el ultimo capitulo. Una pena que no tuviera mas para mostrar animado. Una gran serie para pasar el rato y reírse bastante y con muchas referencias a animes

Increíble cambio de rol, un capitulo sano, con su humor correspondiente y un cambio drástico de personaje, es increíble como se las ingenian para crear nuevas ideas y con una alta referencia a otra serie. Me encanta.

Mmm un episodio muy fan service, demasiada piel pero supieron colocar la censura. Un humor un poco oscuro y se sentía la incomodidad un poco en los personajes.

Bastante interesante como se va desarrollando los personajes dándose cuenta un poco mas la gravedad de la situación y aprendiendo un poco mas del otro. Apariciones de personajes nuevos por unos momentos y algunas risas bastantes divertidas. Muy interesante este capitulo.

Dos historias en un episodio, locura total, demasiadas risas, mucho humor y varias referencias. Un capitulo de relleno bastante entretenido y cómico. No siempre tiene que pasar algo malo o emocional para que sea un gran episodio, mientras tenga el humor que los caracteriza.

Bastante conmovedor cuando ves mas a fondo la historia del personaje y querer volver a confiar. Muy emotivo y cómico como siempre, pero esta vez ganó más el desarrollo y los sentimientos encontrados. Nada mas que decir.

Buen capitulo, mostrando nuevos personajes y rompiendo la cuarta pared por unos instantes, es todo lo que se necesita para un anime de comedia, mucho humor y una pisca de emoción.