Is it hard to do an oil change on a 1992 honda prelude automatic transmission?

So i have an automatic 92 honda prelude. Its a 2.2l engine non vtech, and I've been wondering if i should do an oil change on the tranny. Main questions i have are, is it hard? Would i need to change the filter? Or simply just drain out the oil and add new oil in? Any help will be well appreciated. I want to do this on my own i don't want to spend over 100 dollars at an auto shop lol.

No, it is not hard, as NO HONDA TRANSMISSIONS HAVE SERVICEABLE FILTERS, nor do they have a "pan" to remove. Simply remove the drain plug, drain, and refill. (Honda automatics are basically automated manuals with a torque converter.). Note that you MUST use genuine Honda transmission fluid unless you want harsh shifts and poor overall performance.

Hondas DO NOT HAVE FILTERS THAT NEED CHANGED --- Yes, they do have a filter, but its a built in filter, which would require complete disassembly of the transmission.
You do not have to use Honda ATF -- You can use Maxlife for Hondas

Drain it via plug under it. Get 3 quarts (don't use all 3, but fill it back up)… Drive it awhile, repeat until you've gone through at least 9 quarts

You have to go to the auto parts store and get a filter and gasket kit and trans.

You have to go to the auto parts store and get a filter and gasket kit and trans. Fluid. It's a messy job. And don't get any on the paint because it removes paint. You check fluid level after moving the gear selector thru all the gears with the car on. The owners manual will tell you what type of fluid you need and how much