Ikkitousen: Great Guardians

I love big boobs, I love cool fights, I love Ikkytousen. By depicting the history of the Chinese Three Kingdoms in the form of School Wars, they won me over in my heart! Everything is so original and natural that you don't want to accuse them of being delusional or pretentious. Everything is as it should be.
From 2003 to the present day, the graphics of thousands of women are simply amazing, women's bodies are beautiful, whether they are dressed in cool clothes or only in scraps of them. The thing about hentai that I just love madly (just look at how much hentai itself I have on my xDDD list). There are a lot of characters, they are all very diverse and beautiful (I'm talking about girls, of course, considering what was done in front of my eyes, the guys are passing through, and after the first season they disappear altogether ...), I fell in love with Kana once and for all, and since 2006, as soon as I saw this anime, I dream about just a huge figurine with her!
Yes, the series have no meaning and generally no logical plot. But that's not why I came here, I came for fighting and nudity. So I really enjoyed it.
With each new season, there are more and more heroes, which means there are reasons to fight. To make it look like the anime has a plot/meaning, the scriptwriters use memories and rapprochement of the characters' relationships. Thanks to this, the second and third seasons have become my favorites. But the fourth one came out surprisingly weak and strained. Perhaps because of the monotony, the story is too boring. The main thing is that new girls are coming out now, and I'm still waiting for them all to come out to fuck these big-boobed beauties again.*

overall, Season 4 turned out to be the best (which is unexpected). This is an anime about busty fights, and it's fine to draw one thing or the other. Jokes aren't built around Hakufu's impenetrable stupidity, and humor has generally improved. Sansaku is not an impenetrable dullard with a diagnosis, but a stupid leader, but a force-conscious one. if you omit the nudity, there is almost no cheap fanservice on the verge of hentai.
It's still an average series, but it's been worked on at least a little bit by focusing on battles.

Even though I don't like Etty, it's a pretty interesting beginning.

at first, I thought that the whole season would be a filler season, then at the end they stuffed the plot, and it seemed like you could be happy, but no. the fillers were shameless, but they enlivened all these throwing, body grabbing and other nonsense.
and Refu's arc is a gem in the idle plot, it has been featured in onsen since the finale of last season, and this has raised questions. an attempt to resurrect a character in order to reveal him, because it probably didn't work out in the first season, is a so-so scenario.
The best of the season is the ending. Of course, animator Kite's hand was more attached to the series, so as not to limit himself to static pictures. and the opening, on the contrary, is the weakest, it would be better to cut the amv from the excerpts of the series than to put it during the energetic chorus of the slideshow. straight to the "fuck off" level)

nostalgia and memories of the TV show are probably to blame, but the animation of the first season is clearly not a strong side. here we get a piece of history that is not clouded by dragons, vampires and beast lords. and here is the best opening. but the story is told clumsily, and the fights are not that exciting.