Liones Yelistratova, a pure princess from a small country, enters a school in Hokkaido on a spring day. The school is a specialized educational institution operated by ALCA to train Logicalists, who maintain world peace. Liones enters class S, where she meets many classmates with unique personalities, like Nina. A lively and cute everyday life begins now.
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Fircoal
Fun, Cuteness, and Charming Character Interactions: the goal of a good CGDCT. And for that Hina Logi is a great show. For it has all 3 of those in spades. Hina Logi feels like another show in the growing trend of CGDCT borrowing from Western Cartoons. Some of the tropes featured are those that are straight out of cartoon plots, and with an implementation that seems very in line with what happens in cartoons. For example, the last episode was a cartoon plot that I had seen very many times before, and it worked in the fashion that I usually expect them too. It did havea couple of differences, but that's what makes it work so well. If one were to just copy Western Animation and add nothing more, it would just be a pretty version of a mediocre cartoon. But the ability for Hina Logi to take that, and take the good parts of those tropes and its humor and combine it with the cuteness and fluffy fun of CGDCT is what makes it so much fun to watch.
Another example of its cartoon influence are the scenes that revolve around her dad. Lion's animosity towards her overprotective and overloving dad and his unrivalled enthusiasm is much like what I expect from cartoons. Especially with the outlandish ways, her dad acts. While he doesn't fall into the idiot dad trope (he's very competent, just very loving and very silly), he lands closer to cartoon's approach to parents rather than the more grounded and reserved style that anime parents are usually put into (when they even appear.). And that isn't to say that anime parents being eccentric doesn't happen, it's rather the way that he is seems more cartoon-like than other anime examples. The coloration of his interactions with Lion and the cast and the humor involved in his actions do add an extra element of fun to the show. It sets it apart from other CGDCT shows and makes it unique which is much appreciated.
Doga Kobo has done many CGDCT shows before and if one has watched one of those it's easy to see that Dogo Kobo knows what it's doing with cuteness. However Hina Logi adds to that even more with the adorable expressiveness of Lion, as well as the silly antics that the group gets into. The show is a lot more animated and a lot farther from realism. Comedy gags will be used heavily. Character's actions will be embellished for the sake of silliness. While it might not be for everyone it does enhance the cuteness of the show for me. While comfy is nice it doesn't fully ascent the cuteness like the more energetic CGDCT shows can. Hina Logi falls into that more energetic group and for those that like that, like myself, it makes for a really good choice.
The character interactions are all great as well. The characters have natural chemistry with each other and it's very believable that they are all friends and good ones at that. They care for each other and try to help each other. They bond with each other and all of that. Each interaction feels very real and doesn't' have those hints of fakeness that some shows are plagued by. And while other shows will have similar character interactions like these, there was something special about them. Something that made me happy inside each time I watched them hang out with each other. It's not as if they were relatable or the best-written characters. They just had this shining aura to them. It also doesn't hurt that in the latter half of the series they amp up the gayness to 11. Now I'm personally not the type of person who is happy just because yuri is present but seeing the already existing adorable and meaningful bonds between the characters bloom into something more was so wonderful for my heart. It didn't feel just like pairing them up for the sake of pairing, but rather a good couple that fit together well and would make for a happy life together.
While the characters weren't the most developed they also weren't one-note characters. While one shouldn't go into this series excepting stellar character development, they stiill were given ample room to grow and did have moments where they shined and their characterization got built up. There is a key moment for Nina and Lion later on in the series, as well as lighter moments for each of the main characters. The episodes themselves work decently well and thusly does allow them to be that less shallow. They're decent characters who are able to shine with the natural chemistry that they have with each other. And because of the fun. This show is a whole lot of fun.
One interesting appeal to Hina Logi is the trance and action scenes that comes with being from Luck & Logic. The action scenes were pretty good when they happened although they didn't show up that much. It can add an extra layer of appeal and certainly it's nice to see some good action mixed between episodes. In some episodes, it's used really well to build up the plot or resonate with character issues. As well the outfits from the trances do add some nice eye candy as well as show interesting and unique costumes that enhance the cuteness and provide a nice set of attire that often isn't as utilized. I think the trancing is blended in really well with the show as a whole and does help its narrative and its uniqueness.
One small complaint I have about the show is the pacing can be too rushed at times. The SOL episodes have a great pace to them and flow naturally due to them not being from a 4koma. But, in the more important episodes, it has a tendency to try to jam in too much material into one episode. While I did enjoy all of what each episode had to say. I do wish it could have taken more time to fully flesh out some of those emotions or ideas. Also while overall the art is good, later into the season it sometimes cheaped out likely due to delays. Something that I hope can be fixed in the Blue-rays. However, these issues to me are small compared to the good that it has in it.
In the end, while I do want to give props for the good things that Hina Logi has done, it's really a simple gay show that mainly relies on cute comedic moments but works so well. It has everything that I want from a CGDCT, and for me, that's a show well worth watching. It may not have the layers and deep meaning of K-On! or all of the great details and character building that Urara Meirochou has. But it's fun, cute, and heartwarming. And for someone like me, I think that's worth a lot.
Hirugiku
Never written review before but i feel like i have to seeing how UNDERWATCHED the anime is, which is sad because its really great. Considering that only 6k people watched the anime and its a mahou shoujo Cute girls doing cute things(CGDCT) which are quite unpopular and underrated on mal the score is actually quite good. Imagine a more popular CGDCT anime like New game or GochiUsa having HinaLogi's popularity i bet the score would be about the same. Anyway dont look at Hinalogi's score to determine if the anime is good, look more at the popularity. So what is HinaLogi? from the original Luck and Logicwhich is based on card game, do you need to watch the original for Hinalogi? Absolutely not, its a standalone anime not a sequel.
HinaLogi is sliceoflifeish lighthearted mahou shoujo which is just pure enjoyment. I started liking the anime ever since 1st episode and not a single time ever since i felt anything but a pure enjoyment. And what's more important than being enjoyed in the CDCGT anime.
Whats important to be a very good CDCGT anime? Being really enjoyable and fun. Having really great,charming characters and lots of great interactions. 3) And it being really cute. And HinaLogi is really great at all that. On top of that we have a pretty nice story, even if it wasnt story-oriented anime, we had quite a nice story regardless. And Character development which we also had. Also also HinaLogi has a great world and some nice battles and great transformation scenes (hence its a mahou shoujo) Characters are Logicalists who are able to transform and get powers from Foreigners who are beings from a different dimension. Interesting right?
Whether you are a Mahou shoujo fan or CGDCT fan the anime should satisfy you greatly. And wow if you actually like some light Yuri action you will most definitely like Hinalogi. We even had a kiss wowwowow
I know i mentioned characters being great earlier but i cant stress enough just how great they are T_T all of them. Wasnt a single character which i hated or which ruined the anime for me. All of the girls are so lovable. and there is only ONE MALE character who is father of our main heroine. Who is absolutely HILARIOUS. I've never seen a better father before, not only is he really caring but he is unbelievably hilarious. He is russian so he sometimes throw some Russian lines which are unbelievably hilarious to hear.
3 main girls and their interactions are especially the best part of the anime for me, all of them are obvious waifu materials, all of them have really great different expressions that are screenshot worthy.
Lastly the OP and ED are just crazy good, in total i listened to them 800 times or so? just super catchy.
Pipe
Every season we are able of watching animes with cute girls, lolitas, "moe," etc., sharing their daily basis experiences with spectators like us. Some persons could have been waiting for a continuation of Luck and Logi, but this show is different. At first, I was one of those people, but then I realized that this show was more a slice of life between a group of girls and their experiences. Giving an appropriate score based on the story will be a mistake, Perhaps the story has only one relationship with the other series and is the Logicalist and ALCA. The only way to connect this groupof girls to it is creating a small story with Nina and her constant desire to return to ALCA. From the other hand, we have Lioness that needs to learn a bit more about her trance control.
The story could be a spin-off from Luck & Logic. It isn't required to watch it, and there isn't any "Luck" and "Logi" around. In summary, the story is about Logicalist and girls that are able of doing "trance" with them. These girls are in a school that gives them courses to control and improve their trances. In some part of the road, the story deviated from the real path and ended showing a slice of life of these girls, their joys, sadness, family, festivals, dreams, etc. The story isn't bad, but do not expect constant fights and other stuff,
What impressed me was the Opening. I must say that the art team worked very hard in that mix using stop motion, superposition, and other techniques to make a very fluid opening, combined with the song "Butterfly Effector" created a very delightful opening from the artistic side.
The characters: Some of them have an attractive personality, for example, I liked Nina and her constant desire of returning to ALCA and Lion with her friendship with all them but especially Nina. Call it cliche, but sometimes these stories could be very similar to others around, but the slice of life shows us some new perspectives from characters to characters.
About the art, it has a very bright palette as expected from this kind of animation and centers in the details of the drawings to resemble the cutest part of them.
The sound, as I said, the OP is good. The ED is an average song, and the audio mix is acceptable.
Finally, I don't consider this animation wrong from the art and design it is good. To be honest, several persons could dislike this kind of shows, but it has unusual and remarkable aspects. At least watch the opening that is great. Overall this animation could give you some entertainment.
Nitemare25
This will be my first review of a series, and I'm doing it mainly because I found that this show was criminally underwatched when it aired. Before I start, I want to point out that this show is a very different animal from the previous show in this franchise, "Luck & Logic". So if you ignored this show because you didn't like that one, you might want to reconsider. Story - I believe this show qualifies as a "Cute Girls Doing Cute Things" show. There are a few plot points, but for the most part, we are just watching the relationships of the characters develop throughtheir interactions. There is also some action in there every now and then to spice things up. Overall, I felt satisfied, and I loved how it ended.
Art - Other than the occasional hiccup in the action scenes, the animation in this show is solid. You could even argue it's better than it needs to be for a show like this, but I appreciated every bit of it. I thought the scenery was also great, but I am a bit biased for shows that take place in beautiful and squeaky clean school campuses. The fanservice comes in the form of revealing transformation outfits, the occasional bath scene, and a few nice surprises.
Sound - The soundtrack tends to use the same songs over and over, but somehow I never got sick of them! I also thought the voice acting was great, especially Yayoi who really nails the Oujo-sama type character.
Character - As you might imagine, most of the characters are cute girls. I am usually picky when it comes to characters, but in this show I loved them all. Lion is an honest cheerful girl and Nina is a loner that keeps everyone at a distance. Watching Nina's character develop because of Lion is definitely one of the highlights of the show. The interactions between them and the rest of the characters (Like Yayoi, the Oujo-sama I mentioned before, and Mahiro, a crazy science girl type character.) provided a very nice blend of characters to create comedy that appealed to me.
Enjoyment - I looked forward to watching this show every week. It delivered comedy, fanservice, and even some drama, with its lovable characters. I liked it right from the beginning, so I think watching just one episode should give you enough of an idea to decide weather you will like it. Therefore, if it sounds like something you may like, you may want to give it a try.
HDTurtle
This genre of Anime, cute girls doing cute things, is based upon the characters doing everyday life activities together in a cute way. Such genres don't need character development or story to make it work, all it needs to do is create endearing characters and put them through daily activities, the key here is the character interaction.Then why does this Anime try to shove a half-done story down our throats? In a genre where the story isn't important at all, where the show can't build a complex story simply because if they tried then the "cute" part of the genre wouldn't work out and yet they still tried to make a "story" and to have "emotions" and such things. Character interaction is what creates cuteness and the happy atmosphere that shows such as this go for, when they add serious emotions to the formula what you get is a half-done interaction that can't yield happy atmosphere or serious emotions within the viewer.
This genre doesn't need deep characters and emotions, but they tried to have a go at it, they made characters with problems and emotional interactions but it fails, what they tried to do and what they were aiming at doesn't match.
The problem is the overall theme and the genre they were going for, they tried making parts of the show match with the genre and left few parts that didn't worked out. A serious show can't have "moe" characters, it might seem funny for awhile but it will get bad fast, and as such a "moe" show can't have serious characters, it just goes bad.
The overall art and sound was above average, the character designs were generic, they didn't stood out in a bad or good way. The story left many parts unclear, the characters themselves were bad, only because they tried to make them good and failed. If they left the characters as it is instead of trying to make them more then what they needed to be and simplified the story more then this could had worked.
As far as CGDGT genre goes, it was bad. The first few episodes were fun but later episodes, when the "serious" things started popping up, the show started failing. Overall it is a slice of life show with hints of story and character emotions, with few character developments here and there, the contrast between the seriousness of the matter at hand and the general theme of the show don't work out and end up ruining the show, they couldn't juggle both of the sides in a skillful manner and ended up with something half-done. I wouldn't recommend watching it.
Agent_Redacted
NOTE : You do not have to start Luck & Logic to begin this show. Please read below for further information. If you watch Hina Logi after Luck and Logic, Hina Logi would feel like one of the "after stories" after the war ( occurred in Luck & Logic ) ended. If you watch Hina Logi without starting Luck and Logic, Hina Logi would serve as another CGDCT with a lot of Yuri baits and some actual scenes that aren't actually a bait and legit 100%. This is a hidden gem. There's nothing unique about it but we all know how good CGDCT Yuris are.That enough already makes this anime a 10/10. No comment. No criticisms. Over.
EvanLoh
(P/S I rated this anime on my enjoyment of it) (Short ver. far down below) Well I surely never thought that I would enjoy this anime this much. FYI I didn't finish the original Luck and Logic because imo it's pretty average, just imo. But as a fan of moe slice of life from Doga Kobo, I can say that I enjoyed this anime very much. The story in this anime is mediocre. Most of the time was spent on the SoL aspect of the show. So if you are expecting good plot, then I advice you to skip this anime. However, if you are a fanof moe slice of life series, be sure to watch this till the end, I'll tell you why.
The characters. Now I am usually not one to ship anime characters together, but oh boi do I ship Nina and Lion together so much. Their relationship with each other are cute and fun to look at. Plus the anime did make my dream come true by making our characters kiss. OMG! I have watched SO MANY moe blob CGDCT anime, but to think that the creators actually made our main pair kiss is what unexpected and I love it very much. The side characters are also very fun to look at although they aren't original in any ways. Overall I did enjoy our characters interacting with each other very much.
I think I can praise the staff behind the OP for their idea of the opening. Using stop motion for their op is very unique and I haven't seen it being done in any other anime before. The ending theme is mediocre, but definitely not bad (it still depends on your taste). The tracks used in the anime isn't anything special so no comment.
Voice acting is what you can expect from a moe CGDCT anime. It's okay, nothing remarkable. Still enjoyed it though.
Overall, this anime is definitely worth my time. It's not the best anime ever made but at least it's enjoyable for me.
Short Ver
Pros:
1. CGDCT
2. Unique OP sequence
3. Unexpected ship sailing
Cons:
1. Story/plot didn't go anywhere.
2. Stereotypical characters.
3. Beside the characters, everything else if average.
Timz0r
Don't judge a book by it's cover. That's what I like to say first to grab your attention. If you like cute anime girls that transform just like they do in mahou shoujo (magical girl) anime in a Slice of Life setting with a small pinch of Tournament Arc and you're familair with the anime diabetes from of Studio Doga Kobo, why not give Hina Logi: From Luck & Logic a chance? So what in tarnation is this Hina Logi: From Luck & Logic you might ask? It's actully a standalone spin-off of from the original Luck and Logic which is based on a card gamethat also recieved an adaptation from Studio Doga Kobo. Doesn't sound very impressieve on paper, but in reality you really should not judge the book by it's cover. No, I haven't seen the original anime iether (yet?), but I can confirm it's not a requirement to watch this series. However, you will encounter previous characters from the father anime that were main characters from the father anime. It will however take over it's terms and plot elements from the father anime and it's really is noticeable that it's based of a card game I never heard of before, so if you aren't familiar with that, chances are you can get confused for at times. Atleast I was for a bit. But I can tell you it won't be a hinderance.
Story 6/10 (Fine)
The story begins with Liones Yelistratova that is a princess from a smaller country that goes to another country for attending a school. You know, typical Cute Anime Girls School stuff. This school however tries to maintain world peace by keeping Foreigners outside that have bad intentions or something along those lines and teaching cute anime girls to become Logicalists. Before you start frowning; this show is just another cute girls going to school type of anime, so the plot is very easy to follow anyway. It just uses some terms from the original anime so if you really want to care about the terms that get used, I'd suggest to watch the father anime first. But it's not a requirement. Eventually it would make more sense further the more far you get into the show. Don't worry about it.
Art-style: 7/10 (Good)
The art-style is what you can expect from Studio Doga Kobo. For the tiny ammount of shows I've seen so far I know already I won't get dissapointed easlily in Studio Doga Kobo's art-style. What I like about the art-style that they really did managed to sneak up Western cartoon-like gags you often see in Western cartoons. But it's done in a very amusing way. I like spotting these kind of details. Of course since this anime is magical themed, there will also be usage of CGI, which I'm personally not very fond off. Another point would be the visuals in the during the bit out of place opening song while the visuals give you a Hidamari Sketch x South Park feeling that also felt not really suited for this show so feel like I kinda have to take some points off for this in the long-run. I'm not saying I don't like the song; it's just they could have picked something better even tough the song sounds nice as being seperate item. But in the long run the art-style overall still remains positieve enough to be good enough.
Sound: 7/10 (Good)
The voice acting was done very well and suited the characters for sure. It's like you can hear the moe diabetes that's seeping trough your speakers entering your body. Especially when the voice actor Madoka Asahina speaks as Liones. She stands out as the best in the voice acting departement in this anime for sure that I have to mention it. The OST itself also suited for the kind of show you're watching. The opening song titled "BUTTERFLY EFFECTOR" by the Japanese singer TREU (also know as Miho Karasawa that appearantly appears in several other anime opening and ending songs) feels a bit out of place together with it's visuals for the type of show it is (no, I'm not saying I don't like the song), but the ending song plus visuals make up for it. Either way, I don't have any big complains for the sound department!
Character: 7/10 (Good)
The characters in this anime are very adorable in their own way. Yes, they do contain all the very populair anime girl personallities that you normally can expect, but they are not overly done, so it's not a hinderance.. Personally my favorite of this show would be Nina Alexandrovna. There's something about her that really stands out in this show for me compaired with the other charathers. Maybe it's becayse she's the quiet, cute and a tiny bit of tsundere. Maybe it's just because off the ribbons in her hair. Maybe it's because she looks tired and/or high all the time. You'd be the judge. Fans of anime girls with a moe fang would enjoy Mahiro Kyoubashi for instance which would be my second favorite charather of the show, because they have added a fun gag with Mahiro as well. Since this anime is almost 100% female based, I think it's worth mentioning the only male role of this show aswell. That would be Liones over protective father named Lion no Otousan. He may be a bit over protective just perhaps for comedic relief, but still very like-able as a side charather.
Enjoyment: 8/10 (Very Good)
In overall, this anime sure isn't populair and doesn't get much attention, but is still worth mentioning so other people know about it's existense. What I enjoyed the most are all the small details they have added into this anime. The dialogues are sometimes the same kind of subjects I'd love to discuss with people. Who knew there's a star system 'only 25 lightyears' away from us called Vega appearantly. Did you knew that? No I didn't. Yet, they have added this as a minor detail in the dialogue just as an example.
Overall: 7/10 (Good)
Surprising, I enjoyed this show much more than I was thinking I would. Who doesn't like watching cute magical anime girls doing cute things that can transform using cards can be fun? I know from myself I'm not very home into 'magical girls anime' besides some Sailor Moon back when I was a kid in the '90's and the recent darker Mahou Shoujo anime that recently aired like 'Mahou Shoujo Site' to take as an example. This anime sure is very feminine for sure, but I still enjoyed it a lot. Oh, and can I mention the yuri bait in this anime is also very debatable? Yes, we do get to see a bit of yuri bait every now and then if you put it out of context, but in reality the bonding between the girls is very adorable that you will get moe diabetes if you haven't gotten moe diabetes already. This anime sure was enjoyable with all it's shenanigans. To summ up, this is a very fun Mahou Shoujo anime with Cute Girls Doing Magical Things imbredded with a Slice of Lie School theme and a very tiny bit of Tournament Arc that everyone should give atleast a chance if you're in for that. I'd like to give this adorable anime a well earned 7 out of 10!
TSTO
I'm posting this review in the hopes that more people will check out this show. This is a severely underwatched & underrated CGDCT disguised as a fantasy action due to it being derived from its parent series that I didn't happen to watch, which is more action oriented rather than slice of life like this one. But this does have a good amount of action, don't get me wrong. Like others have said, you do not need to have watched the main series to enjoy this for its cute heartwarming epicness. The story in this show is decent, but nothing incredible that will have you deeply guessing somesort of intense plot. Due to the nature of this show focusing more on a few girls' lives at an academy for Logicalists (basically girls who can transform 'mahou-shoujo style'), it is more slice of life than deeply plot focused. I found the first half of the season to be more comedy-focused with things like Lion's dad showing up, while the second half was more emotionally driven and focused more on the friendships/ relationships developments between the girls. I liked both aspects, but I believe that the second half was better in this series. 7/10 for Story.
The art is awesome. Doga Kobo as always nails it when it comes to the cute girls SoL genre. Colors are ultra vivid, the girls are beautiful and mesmerizing, and the action sequences are a cut or multiple above a typical SoL. The surroundings were not the focus here so much, most of the focus is on the characters themselves (which isn't a bad thing), not atypical of a doga kobo series from what I've seen in the past. 10/10 for art.
Sound was totally fine. The soundtracks were fitting and fun, the voice acting fit for the characters, and there wasn't much of anything to complain about. I'm personally not a big fan of furry little creatures making the same noise for the duration of an entire show, so 1 point deducted for Belle. 9/10
Characters... there were 4 that I found great, being Nina, Mahiro, Yayoi, and Lion. I won't get too deep into why I found them great, because I don't want to spoil the important bits, but I'll say that Yayoi and Mahiro especially were great because it felt like they broke the typical archetype formula a bit and were pretty unique, more so Yayoi.
Also, if you like some yuri bait in these shows, there is definitely some of that here, and in one particular episode it goes above and beyond the typical bait formula and takes it almost to the next level.. almost! 9/10 for character.
I enjoyed the heck out of this show more than I thought I would and would recommend it to any fan of the cute moe slice of life fan. The show tries to take itself a bit more seriously than the average moe show due to its parent story so you'll have a bit less facial expression 'intensities' than the typical stuff out there, and I don't remember many chibi moments (if there were any at all), but it doesn't fail to deliver in the cute department whatsoever. 10/10 for enjoyment.
It would be great to have another season for this one but I doubt it since the manga is finished as far as I know. However, it's highly worth checking out if you like this genre and you won't be disappointed if you come in with realistic expectations. You may even be surprised at how much you like it, like I did.
9/10 !
Darkshark7000
Ok so for this I feel like I liked it was just that it was kinda forgettable. Like there wasn't really anything I really liked about it. Maybe the character designs I think all the characters all look very interesting but other than that this was overall pretty mid. The story was pretty meh like it wasn't really bad for what it was just didn't really do a whole lot to make the series better. For art like I said I thought the characters looked pretty cool so that's a pretty big positive, I like the like other world transformation outfits or whatever those lookcool. The sound was memorable I thought the music and stuff were pretty decent so there's that. The characters weren't anything special but they weren't really bad either they were just kinda alright. In terms of me liking this id give it like a 5. It was pretty enjoyable its just kinda forgettable and didn't really offer anything to make it go higher. Overall quality id say like a 4, like I said before I just feel it really needed something more to make it good in terms of quality id say it's more like a 4 maybe like high 4 like a 4.5 but yeah that's about it.
lamaraptor
How is it that this series managed to be infinitely better than the "serious" show it's supposed to be a spin-off of. Maybe it's just a show of where my tastes in anime have gone after 3 years of watching pretty much non-stop. Eventually you embrace the moe, because the moe is familiar, and it can't disappoint you. So yeah I liked this show, it's got a great bunch of girls who are all stupid in their own charming ways and no forced drama or heavy-handed metaphors about mankind being the real monsters. Just comfy, heart-warming tales of youth and school time mischief. It's almost enoughto make you forget the disaster that was the Luck & Logic anime.
8/10
RESOLVING_POWER
I watched Luck and Logic (partially) and its spinoff Hina Logi ~from Luck and Logic~. Both of these shows were made by Doga Kobo. Thoughts on both series are provided below. Luck and Logic: The female hero characters are somewhat likable and showed some potential for an interesting character-driven story. The main male character is a generic personality-less MC. Nice transformation scenes. Episodes are mainly monster-of-the-week conflicts which are boring as hell. I dropped this after episode 6.Some of the female hero characters seemed interesting but truly this show is trash with few redeeming qualities.
Hina Logi:
- Surprisingly enjoyable
- Likable and cute characters
- Nice mahou shoujo outfits
- CUTE!!!!!!
Mostly episodic in terms of plot. Fairly typical school SoL plots but with a mahou shoujo flavour. There was a healthy mix of comfy SoL, sweet moments, and some minor drama. There were some mild shoujo-ai vibes between the two lead characters, but it was only a subtle aspect of the show until THAT ONE SCENE (*squees internally*).
Decent voice acting and the OST was okay as well.
Hina Logi was overlooked by many due to it being a spinoff (in name at least) from the show Luck and Logic. Consequently, very few people watched it despite it being a decent CGDCT show. Furthermore, it is underrated as a result of a selection-bias effect whereby those who did watch the show were typically those who enjoyed the garbage original series. The two shows are completely different and the kind of person who would enjoy one is unlikely to enjoy the other. Anyway, my point is that Hina Logi is a show which is very much underappreciated by those who are fans of CGDCT anime.
Aside from some character cameos from the original series, this show is almost entirely independent from the Luck and Logic anime. It takes place in the same world, although the tone is completely different. The atmosphere in Hina Logi is very soft and playful with minimal conflict. The main girl characters are in training at an academy to be the same kinds of heroes that are depicted in the original series. You do not need to watch Luck and Logic to watch Hina Logi. The plot dependencies and crossovers are very insignificant between the series.
My rating for Hina Logi: 7/10
It's a good CGDCT show that barely anybody watched.
juni_purr
If you want a show that is nothing but pure sugar content, watch this. The story is kind of confusing to follow but you’re always feeling good while watching it. At first I had a hard time sitting down to watch it because Lion’s voice drove me crazy, but by the end I was glad I watched it. It’s really just one of those shows where you want to watch something while you turn your brain off. The characters don’t have much depth to them, but sapphic-heavy shows are my weakness and usually that makes up for a lack of a compelling plot. I love theart style and all of the characters are adorable :)
