Gekidžóban Trinity Seven: Júkjú tošokan to renkindžucu šódžo

It has been almost three years since the anime series was released and I still remember the main male protagonist and the fact that Trinity Seven has probably one of the bigest range of female characters I have seen in a fantasy (romantic comedy) magical school anime series. It is not that there are not others, it is just that here each of the ten or so female members of the harem gets enough of their own screen time, so there is something for every 2D girl fan. We do not need to go on about the fact it is crammed with fan service because that is simply obligatory for this genre, and most importantly when you have so many girls and young men with a healthy interest in the other sex, it is unavoidable. The anime series was such a drag, thanks to all the ecchi interludes and many of the characters clinging onto their moment with the main male protagonist. The movie is quite confusing and hectic because it has so many characters fighting for screen time with a short running time. Otherwise, it is still the same, and Arata is still quite interesting as the future Harem Lord; I found him still quite likable. There are enough girls in this show, and I cannot tell which one I should root for after the main male protagonist (even though I should not have to choose), and there are enough ecchi moments for a fan to drool over properly. I highly recommend it if you liked the anime series, like ecchi, magical schools, enchanting fights, and a classic, predictable narrative. I am not a fan of most of these things (mainly because I have seen at least two hundred of them, mostly the same with very few ideas). However, I am rating it the way I do primarily because of the narrative that left me completely cold throughout the entire movie. 4/10. (13.03.2017)