Grisaia no Kajitsu impresses with its serious, psychologically driven arcs that delve into each heroine’s tragic past, backed by polished art and a cool, badass protagonist. While the romance is thin and the early episodes feel like standard ecchi harem fare, the series rewards mature viewers wit...

Grisaia no Kajitsu introduces a uniquely appealing cast and enough comedic sparks to hook you despite its grim palette, but every dramatic revelation is strangled by breakneck pacing that crams life-changing conflicts into single episodes, leaving character depth and emotional payoff on the cutti...

The anime’s five-arc structure lets the cool protagonist unveil each heroine’s tragedy in short but emotionally clear stories, all wrapped in stunning, eye-catching art that even a picky viewer loves. Some may fault it for brief arcs and deviations from the visual novel, yet coming in fresh guara...

First things first, I am quite bias towards psychological/mystery anime which makes you really think about life as a whole. I had finished this anime as soon as it finished airing. Every week, I would wait until it came on, even waiting for it's countdown on the episode to finish before jumping s...

This overlooked series becomes gripping when binged in a day or two, with each student’s back-story proving more fascinating than the last. Weekly viewing dulls the impact, so marathon sessions are essential. Despite its low rankings, it earns a solid 9 and leaves me craving more episodes. The re...

The anime was done too short. Clearly anyone who played the visual novel might be quite disappointed,a lot of important factors were cut out , they explained almost nothing about Yuuji's past and they also only showed some arcs, which is explainable since it's an anime but it could of been done l...

Have you ever been thrown into a story with no background of any characters or plot? As I began my first episode of Grisaia no Kajitsu I was lead into this unknowing pretense so by the end of the first episode, like the last three minutes, I was hooked and I needed to see more. Grisaia no Kajitsu...

Story 7/10 - The story follows Kazami Yuuji, Yuuji has had a very, very troubled past and joins a school with only 5 other students other then him, he hopes to do this in the hope of having at least some normality in his life. He eventually meets these 5 other students, 5 girls who themselves hav...

I am quite new at this since it is my first review, but I think it is time to give it a shot. This isn't your typical harem anime, albeit it has panty shots in the most ridiculous situations. It in no way reaches to a point where the story is just panty shots. It has substance and great substance...

This anime---no,this is beyond the mere bounds of anime.This creation is the culmination of our existence and the reason we have worked to bring our society to this level.The creation of this existence was the final and greatest boss,the last level,there is no achievement to be made that is highe...

Oh boy where to start... Normally I don't write reviews for the public, but I felt a strong urge to make an exception for this particular adaptation. Before I go any further, I will say that I have played the visual novel for this show and will be comparing this to its source material. If that's ...

Grisaia no Kajitsu surprised me with its well-developed female cast and emotionally heavy backstories, especially Amane’s arc, which left me genuinely shaken. Unfortunately, the pacing is rushed, the overarching story is thin, and Yuji’s lack of a real goal makes the whole thing feel like a strin...

Grisaia’s shimmering art style and one powerfully written final arc deliver genuine psychological punch, but the series is dragged down by horrendously uneven pacing that rushes most heroines through single-episode sob stories, leaving their tropey personalities hollow and the protagonist little ...

Michiru’s backstory stands out as exceptionally well-crafted, and the sequels elevate the entire experience phenomenally. The main series, however, stumbles with unnecessary fanservice, an overpowered emotionless lead, and a repetitive rescue pattern for each heroine. While the structure feels st...

Awesome anime! When I first saw this anime I was pretty sure that this was your everyday's average harem anime but I guess I was wrong. The story is great The deep background of the character is sad, but of course when the main character solves them it's heartwarming sometime it's tearjerking (BE...

Grisaia no Kajitsu, starts out as a run of the mill harem anime. Grisaia does not stand out very much in the beginning due to its harem tricks but I imagine those tricks were only to grab hold of viewers as the series started to break away from the usual harem hijinks and moved towards a gripping...

Grisaia no Kajitsu stands as an absolute masterpiece with surprisingly well-developed stories and characters crafted to near perfection, pacing that rivals Full Metal Alchemist: Brotherhood, and emotional depth that creates genuine compassion for the cast. While the light gore and mild nudity may...

Ever since middle school, I've been particularly fond of psychologically damaged girls...Actually, I don't think that's the right way to start this review off. Let's try again. Ever since middle school, I have been being psychologically damaged by girls and...oh screw it, let's just do this thing...

In writing this review, i have played part of the visual novel before watching the anime, and so i will try my best to throw away any biases or pre-judgments that i may have. The highlight points of the anime for me were definitely the Story, Character and Art. Story: The story can simply be divi...

First off before anyone goes watching this anime I personally have to warn you that this anime is not for the faint-hearted. Now on to the review. The Fruit of Grisaia A.K.A Le Fruit de la Grisaia is the most heart touching anime I've seen of the year of 2014. The story is outstanding not only th...