Hero is 1000x better than the previous three seasons, with Issei finally becoming powerful enough to defeat villains and protect his girls instead of being completely useless. The modernized art style is easier on the eyes and makes the girls cuter, while the ecchi scenes are now properly integra...

First impression Well to start with, this time I won’t warn you to close the door (see my other 3 review of DxD). And that says a lot. This is a series of reviews of the High School DxD franchise. In this review I add my previous comparisons. Because season 5 isn’t out yet I make this review a co...

Once you adjust to the new art style by episode 3-4, Hero delivers the same high-quality ecchi fun that makes DxD one of the genre’s best, complete with a decent plot and standout characters like Asia and Akeno. The initial art change feels jarring enough to nearly drop the show, but sticking aro...

While the season sticks closer to the light novels and delivers a cracking new opening plus impressively animated fights, it strips away the over-the-top fan-service and comedy that defined the series, leaving little fun for anyone who isn’t a Rias devotee. The art-style reboot feels jarring, Ake...

*****May Contain Spoilers****** Oppai Dragon! Here we go, another season of Highschool DXD based on the light novel with the same name. This time around the season was created by Passione studios, which also produced the popular series Citrus earlier this year. I happen to have found both shows e...

The season’s soundtrack and nostalgic throwbacks keep the spirit alive, but the stripped-down ecchi, bland art, and predictable plot make it feel like a hollow prequel rather than true High School DxD. It’s “good, but not great,” and ultimately disappointing for fans craving the old balance of ra...

Highschool DxD stands as a true masterpiece and probably the best anime ever made, featuring a unique power system where the protagonist gains superpowers from breasts, refreshing art style that maintains the classic look, and Issei as the best protagonist ever who confidently embraces his love f...

The final season before i hit the books of this very erotic series The whole season was a complete blast to watch if you're a long time fan of this but if you haven't try watching the other season or even better yet try reading the light novel books 3rd season gave me a massive sneak peak to Isse...

So where to start..... If you are this far into the high school dxd series that's awesome because it's an amazing show! I will say that the change in character texture and art is a little bamboozling but in time you get used to it. This serious took a turn into the following manga so which then b...

DXD is one of those anime that despite the years always takes place in my "heart" and after watching this season, only one sentence comes to my mind: look how they massacred my boy. I cannot comment on how the last two seasons relate to the novel/manga, because I have not read this one, so I will...

The second half's Rating Game against Sairaorg delivers the season's strongest moments with genuine character depth and thrilling action that nearly matches season two's hype. While Passione's new animation style brings fluid, impactful visuals, the jarring character redesigns and excessive fanse...

Season 4 outdoes Season 3 with richer plot, sharper animation, and compelling villains like the Hero Faction and Sairaorg, while giving Asia, Xenovia, Irina and Rossweisse welcome growth. The new art style needs a few episodes to accept, and the retcon of Season 3’s ending feels jarring, but the ...

The fourth season exceeded my low expectations with a smoother-than-anticipated studio transition and a welcome shift toward more serious storytelling. While the plot took some steps backward and I doubt the next season can improve significantly, the new studio managed to make the series their ow...

High School DxD Hero keeps the laughs coming with relevant, well-timed jokes and serves up slick, well-executed battle scenes that reaffirm the franchise’s worth. Yet the plot feels stuck in place, and the endless cycle of Issei hitting a new peak every season only to top it again grows stale. It...

While not a fan of the new animation style at all, it kind of grows on you a little. Admitted even then it's vastly sub par to the original series but in the end it can be over looked for the simple fact that it means more episodes and the story continues. I Over all I have thoroughly enjoyed the...

High School DxD’s irresistible cocktail of action, comedy, romance, and steamy fanservice kept me pumped for every episode, while Rias, Akeno, and Issei stand out as uniquely rich, thoroughly explained characters. Despite a barely noticeable graphic tweak, it’s one of the best anime I’ve watched....

The story has actually improved compared to last season and maintains the same spirit that makes High School DxD enjoyable, with voice actors continuing to bring the characters to life despite the controversial art style changes. However, the new art style has fundamentally altered character atmo...

I like HSDXD but this season has changed the artistic style. The first three seasons were adapted by the TNK studio and I prefer their style so much, the characters had so many more expressions on their faces, moreover the eyes are very different, although it is pleasant, personally I do not arri...

The final arc delivers an incredibly satisfying payoff that almost perfectly caps the series, making the whole season worth any earlier annoyances. While the altered art style and more serious tone initially put me off, those last episodes are so exciting they erase most complaints. I have to rec...

After watching High School DxD Hero, I can’t help but feel excited and satisfied. Finally, Rias and Issei are getting closer, and the moment they shared their confession of love and kissed was a highlight for me. It’s a step forward in their relationship, and I’m really hoping that there’s anothe...