Once again it is the characters that keep this series interesting. There are plenty of other anime series from which you'll find yourself drawing comparisons but fortunately each of the characters in this series are distinct and somewhat unique.

The storyline is somewhat better than the first series and advances the plot well. There also seems to be less ecchi-ness which isn't a bad thing. Although I'd still have to drop this into the hentai-lite category with the sexual situations, nudity, and the Kagari character (that kinda weirds me out).

Needless to say, I constantly found myself in Tsukiumi's corner wishing she could get more screen time with Sahashi. Of all the sekirei she seems to take the relationship the most seriously and is the most passionate about it all.

This isn't even close to the best anime I've ever seen but the characters held my attention enough to keep watching. Overall a fun series with some good characters and an interesting, if somewhat recycled, plotline. (show less)

I think most of the problems I had while watching Sekirei Pure Engagement are caused by it being the second season. The story's not as fresh as it first was. The main character has already achieved something and some trumpcards can't be played again without seeming repetitive.

The story hasn't changed much since the last season. Parts of the background story were revealed but that didn't change my perspective on the whole story much. I was sometimes annoyed by the action of the main character and some elements of this series got a bit old.

The animation is still good. Nothing jaw-dropping.

Pure Engagement definitly isn't better than the first season but I hope it's a necessary link between the first and the third season. (show less)