In this season, QUARTET NIGHT gets a lot more screentime compared to season 2, so you’ll be seeing them a lot, by the way. Shining Saotome comes up with a “cross unit” project, where STARISH splits up into 3 groups (which means we get duets this season) and do all sorts of things that idols usually do to gain publicity (go on variety shows, do commercials, etc.) to prove that they’re good enough to perform at the sporting event. So now STARISH has to prove that they’re good enough to perform in front of all these people. QN was initially the one who was offered to perform, since they’re a more experienced group but since STARISH has been gaining more and more popularity, they might be able to perform in it instead. There’s a sporting event coming up and either STARISH or QUARTET NIGHT (their rivals/mentors) will get a chance to perform the opening ceremony, in front of hundreds of thousands of people. I’ll explain each of the show’s strengths and flaws more clearly, but first I’ll elaborate on the plot a bit since MAL doesn’t provide a proper synopsis. There were some good parts but they couldn’t make up for all the flaws, thus warranting a meager score of 4. The only feeling I got after watching it was disappointment and the impression that the writers really didn’t care most of the time about what they were writing. Was it worth waiting a year and a half? Nope. was pretty excited, I really liked the first two seasons and I just really couldn’t wait until MLR aired. When I heard Utapri was getting a third season, about a year and a half ago, I This is also my first review, so feedback is greatly appreciated. Also, this review is mostly for those people that haven’t watched Maji Love Revolutions yet (I’ll just be calling it MLR) and have watched the other 2 seasons and want to know if it’s worth watching but people who have already watched it are welcome to read it too. There are very minor spoilers in this review.
Notes: There’s a TL DR with pros and cons listed near the bottom if you don’t feel like reading the whole thing.
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