Rising Impact

Started the first ep today and wasnt expecting much but only a few minutes in and I'm pulled in to the show, ended up finishing all the ep the same day I started it, this is a really good anime and I could see it becoming a hit, and the fact that its a new anime and just released not too long ago is awesome, not that much animes I'ves watched has ever been able to catch my attention and got me interested right away in the first few ep , it usually takes a couple of ep to get me intrested with most of the animes ive watched so far. And the art is already so good, I didnt get bored even once with any of the eps which is rare for me, this show got potential and i bet it will become a hit.

Usually many people who play sports such as football, basketball, soccer, or others would think that golf isn't much fun but for me football is my passion and always thought golf was somewhat boring and yet watching this show made me think otherwise. While watching it, although it is an animated film and most of the things that happened in the show most likely won't happen in real life, it truly made me want to play golf and it had me watching it on my free time which I haven't watched anime for almost 2-3 years and yes it is a childish character but it truly was enjoyable to watch and it may not be everyone's cup of tea but as they say don't knock it till you try it so in all I had fun watching the show and I do hope they make a season 3.

I was just looking for some anime while I'm high so I don't have a lot of hopes but this is really good and I got hook up to it until I finished the whole session I really enjoy watching it and would recommend it . Now I'm so interested to play golf. Gawain is such a sweetheart character I really love his character and lancelot wow his tsundere makes it more perfect for him. I would give this 10/10 not gonna lie. I'm not into sports anime but this is very comforting and soothing vibes that I'm also amazed for some reason its very healing. Character growth and very knowlegde hahaha. Its actually very unique tbh.

Out of all the anime genres out there, I especially love sports-ones. Though I have to say I didn't expect golf to be included in those sports. However, I thought I might as well give it a shot and it turned out to be great.

The characters are very nicely written. The anime is serious but also a bit goofy at times, which does fit the childish but serious theme of Gawain, the MC. And what I love about this series is it's tempo. It doesn't waste ANY time with its storytelling and generally Gawain's skill in golf progresses at a fast rate which constantly keeps you entertained. The anime also does a good job of keeping the golf-courses entertaining and often introduces wild, innovative and visually beautiful courses that the players have to tackle. This in combination with the good fast-paced storytelling made the golf-games incredibly intense and fun to watch with psychological battles and actual physical struggles. That is incredibly impressive, especially for an anime about golf.

Maybe a bit of a cliché anime since the MC basically has superpowers, but I still enjoyed it a ton. It's a very nice feel-good anime. Would recommend to anyone that likes a good sports-anime. Looking forward to what they will do with s3.

Season 1 was an 8 for me, which means I really enjoyed it. Never knew anything about golf or cared about it at all so that was pretty unexpected.

I was looking forward to season 2 but the first couple of episodes were pretty slow so I was about to give up thinking that in most cases the first season of a show is usually the best anyway, so nothing lost really. But I decided to stick with it and boy did it deliver on the second half. Seriously, I don't know how they managed to keep our interest up for a golf game, and how they made it into such an emotional and brutal fight. It was great to watch.

Which is why now I'm looking forward to season 3, and from what I read in blogs it'll most likely be enough for the remaining chapters of the manga. So hopefully we'll get to see it to the end. But even if we don't, the first two seasons were worth it.