Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku wo! 2: Kono Subarashii Geijutsu ni Shukufuku wo!

Amazes me that people rate this show poorly, the show isn't supposed to be some god tier story like FMA brotherhood or some god tier plot and pacing like Death note. Its supposed to silly, relaxed, and comedic. You watch this show and its OVAs for the characters and the humor, this show is top tier and the only people who can find fault with it are pretentious and literally just want to hate on this show. Its like hanging out with your friends without a worry in the world, thats how I describe this show, and thats why I love this show.

Kazuma getting a fangirl...it can't be possible! Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku wo! 2 OVA is an isolated episode about well Kazuma showboating to a newbie adventurer by the name of Ran and the dysfunctional main party goes adventuring due to this with their unusual quirks and hijinks. By all means this OVA has the typical hilarity and comedic edge as the 2nd season of Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku wo!, that hasn't changed in this OVA neither is Kazuma's karmic luck and how even by LA even stating LA's first statement to this review that something is up. But even by the structure of this OVA with each quest the main party takes on having more to an increasingly weirder "threat" as well as information pertaining to these quests being linked in some way. Besides that, this OVA does give us something in terms of plot that ONLY refers back to a certain incident in the first season but LA won't obviously spoil on that on. In terms of animation, the animation done once again by Studio DEEN is done by the typical KonoSuba's enforced low quality animation but the animation shines in terms of focus on detail in some animation to it's fluidity in some scenes. Nonetheless Studio DEEN's specialized take on their animation on KonoSuba is expected quality as per usual. In terms of voice acting, well it's top notch once again especially from Jun Fukushima's adlibbing-esque and reactionary talents that makes this OVA bearable, heck Aqua is also bearable due to her being a catalyst to Jun and two words for Sora Amamiya made this OVA *ahem* "GOD requiem..." Overall, the voice acting is great and to be expected from these voice actors playing their roles for 2 seasons. Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku wo! 2 OVA is a nice isolated OVA with a nice reference back to the first season and just typical hijinks antics from the dysfunctional party to a nice karmic payoff as the ending.

Crimson black blaze, king of myriald worlds, thought , I promulgate the laws of nature, I'm the alias of destruction incarnate, in accordance with the principle of all creation. Let the hammer of eternity descend unto me!!!!!!!!!!!!EXPLOOOOOOSION!!!!!!!!!BOOOOOOM!!!!! And the OVA of Konosuba season 2, has ended, so what??????? Mediocre 5, story: Ok, so the usual plot, the usual scenario, the usual bad luck were Kazuma's party were still experiencing it , frankly this OVA can qualify as episode 11, in fact Studio Deen should have included it with the regular airing of Konosuba season 2. Mediocre 5, Art: Let me see, the same character illustrations, the same situation where we don't see any good fanservice except for Aqua's commando butt and frankly Rem's butt doesn't count as well, , it goes to show that original creator, Natsume Akatsuki is an assman. Mediocre 5, Sound: Well, you guys are smart, so go figure it out as to why I give it such score. Poor 3, Character: The thing is, in this OVA Kazuma went from funny to boring as well as the rest of his harem, Rem and that Big Boob Luna didn't do much except make Kazuma's character worse, also their jokes and gags were pretty much worn-out, to the point that I find Aqua, Darkness and Megumi as irritating than funny. Decent 4, Enjoyment: Frankly the only part I enjoy here is Rem, who was seemly trying to punked Kazuma, were she did, but end up being found out together with Luna by the stupid latter and got to have their panties stolen...........yeah, he did used the "Steal" spell, but, I would have wish that the two would have gave Kazuma a good beating, it may have add some laughs, too bad Studio Deen didn't thought about it. Poor 3, Overall: Everything were already worn-out, and frankly the OVA was rather boring, it's like eating curry for the 4th time in a row. EXPLOSION!!!!!!!!!!!!

[6.0/10] _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Y'know what? I think this OVA was better than the majority of season two. It brought back a lot of the charm that I missed with Konosuba's second outing and instead of recycling the same jokes and creatures, they ended up giving us a cute story that was just good enough, in my opinion. Season two was bogged down by stale character dynamics that were already getting old in season one. It also didn't employ any of the tactics its similar sitcom brethren tend to add to their second seasons, such as an additional cast member or a small over-arching narrative. Instead, we got the same old stuff. To the point where the series was re-using creatures from the first season to virtually the same results. It was a bit of a bore. While it improved as it went on, it was still disappointing when compared to the first season. With this OVA, it provides exactly what I've missed in this series. Goofy antics and characters in a slice-of-life adventure, but also some originality. While the dynamics are as banal as ever, what ends up elevating this episode is the frantic pace and constant progression of the isolated narrative. From the rather mediocre second season, we get a surprisingly sweet detour with the OVA that thankfully doesn't focus on the unbearable fan-service that the first season's OVA became plagued by. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ [Robots, Masochism, and Fangirls] This story starts with Kazuma realizing that his reputation has increased in this starter-town. So much so that he even has a fan now! Her name is Ran and her design is utterly hideous. Distractedly so. Konosuba generally has solid, if a little lazy designs, but this character who plays a solid secondary role in this episode was difficult to look at. Regardless, she's there to create the main conflict for Kazuma. She explains how much of an inspiration he is for her, and in regular Kazuma fashion, he lets that get to his head. He flaunts his successes. Firstly, being the eradication of a massive golem, and the second being the excavation of some secret ruins. This of course leads to two separate, yet equally entertaining flashbacks that make up the meat of the episode. We even get some potentially cannon lore about the previous, Japanese visitor that roamed this world before Kazuma, which was fun. The story, in predictably comedic ways, ends up creating some solid sequences of both action and banter that, while undoubtedly cliche for the series, are ultimately fun enough. That's the easiest way to describe the OVA. Fun enough. It isn't standing out in any way, but then again it is a comedy anime and it is an isekai and it does have fans to please. If all those things add up to something it is relatively predictable humor and character interactions. If you weren't a fan of a screaming blue-haired god or an eccentric loli or a masochistic warrior, then I doubt you'd enjoy this. There isn't much new here. But there is a charm in the old, especially during the glimpses where I felt like I was back in the first few episodes of season one, seeing these characters for the first time and truly loving this series. While these moments didn't last long, they were there. One such moment involved some wicked banter before the Golem attacked. While I always seem to shit-talk this series for its less-than-creative character dynamics, when these four are stuck together and are bouncing off each other, there is enjoyment to be had. It's only when they become separated where you begin to truly see just how shallow these characters are in terms of the kinds of insights and reactions they can provide. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ [Key Frames, Smears, and Color] The animation is in-line with the rest of the series. They thankfully don't rely on goofy faces taking up the majority of the punchlines because while that felt unintentional and funny in season one, it quickly became overdone and forced in season two. The animation here is as cartoony as the series usually is. Low-detail models and wonky over-exaggerated character animation has always been the highlight of the presentation in this series. Their use of smears in the fill-frames is great and makes for really elastic and entertaining models to play around with. The presentation apart from that is very mediocre, of course. We still have a plethora of generic backgrounds that don't have any actual, interesting detail to them and of course the less-than-impressive directing. I do want to shout-out the editing though, as it is quite good here. There are a few jump-cuts that got me to breath air out of my nose, and that's a good sign. Konosuba's abrasive music queues are still there and still hit-or-miss. We get some good moments where the music cuts and the character delivers a stinger, we also get the same swelling choir that we've gotten a hundred times before. These just get somewhat old. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ I'm quite happy with the way this OVA turned out! It could've easily been yet another pandering bore like the previous one, and it could've easily been just as boring as a lot of the first half of season two was. Instead, we got twenty-five minutes of frenetic moments that while yes, undoubtedly rested on this series' previously established laurels, occasionally recaptured the essence of what made the first season so lovable. The series was never laugh-out-loud funny to me, but then again most shows aren't. It was always quaint and easy to enjoy. I hope that if we do end up getting a third season, that it follows route with the OVA and delivers more quests, more adventures, and less redundancy and repetitiveness.

I went into this expecting the same quality OVA as the one from the first season. I didn't get what I expected. Here's a short review explaining why you might as well spend 20 minutes of your life on something else. Story: 4/10 Kazuma and the crew walk into a dungeon, fight a thing, masochistic Darkness acts as a masochist, back to the guild. Same old jokes. Same old scenarios. Same old interactions. The only laugh I got out of this OVA was a bad keyframe. Art: 3/10 It's either over animated with too much movement for simple scenes, either badly keyframed. As I said before, the animation is laughably bad. Sound: 5/10 Aqua makes me want to punch her because of her annoying squealing voice. Nothing outstanding. Some sound errors here and there that most people probably didn't notice. Character: 3/10 We were introduced to a new character, and I honestly don't know her name, so I'll call her "White Hair Spot McGee". White Hair Spot was a forced attempt at a joke, and that's pretty much it. She's also awfully designed. Enjoyment: 2/10 I got a laugh out of a bad keyframe, and that's it. Overall: 3/10 Don't waste your time on this.

Another hilarious outing from the crew of Konosuba. In this, Kazuma and the gang are recruited to go and handle some golems at a ruin that are scaring the local villagers. The hilarious angle of this OVA is why they end up going to deal with the golems, but I won't say anything so as to spoil it. If you're a fan of Konosuba, you already know what to expect here. Ecchi, fan service, S, explosions and absolutely NO morals. If you're not a fan of Konosuba, you should not watch this and instead go start season 1 so you can become a fan of it. It's the funniest Isekai anime ever made. Seriously.

Just personal scratch. Advised, possible spoilers. Opinion & Informal Art: 7/10 Overall, the same good art quality from the second season. Anatomy and proportions looked appealing. Subtle service shots were appreciated (like when Aqua was looking through one of the desks). Direct service shots looked appealing. Like the later half of the first season and the entirety of the second season, breast anatomy and physics were paid special attention to in this special episode more so than what I'd see in an ecchi-dedicated show which is a nice touch. Interiors were nicely detailed and looked fine. Exteriors looked fine too. However, the quality of nature showcase such as trees, foliage, and up-close shots of the landscape were the same from both main seasons: average and not too pretty. Animation: 7/10 In my personal opinion a noticeable step-up from the main first season and more in line with the good quality from the second season. The animation, compared to the first season, was more fluid, enjoyably erratic, and had a lot of personality to it. The odd facial expressions, body language, and shifts in any of the motion were flamboyant and added a lot to the kind of atmosphere the last quarter of the first season and what the second season were trying to go for. Overall, I like the direction the animation took for this special episode compared to the main first season because it is more or less a taste of the broad quality improvements I saw in the second season. Characters: 5/10 Character dynamics followed the exact same formula from both seasons in which the weird points of each character were pretty much their sole driving force for any of their actions, screen time, or role in the plot which I found meh about this show in general and is what I felt was a let down. Plot & Development: 5/10 No plot or character development, but follows the same shenanigan formula from the second season which wasn't too bad. Music: 5/10 Same bgm and soundboard form the main seasons. No sound design to note. OP and ED the same from the second season. Conclusion: 5/10 Average open-ended conclusion for a special episode. Overall: 5/10 Overall, good art, good animation, average plot regardless if this show is a parody of isekai, and an average special episode overall.

KonoSuba Ova 2 At least I have to say that this ova was somewhat more quality than the first. Here again, an attempt was made to bring bizarre elements into focus and to remove the fan service. It worked to a certain extent, this single episode was quite strange as one would expect from the series. However, it contained hardly any actual joke and was mostly monotonous and flat. It doesn't come close to the actual level of the series and yet remains disappointing. However, it contains a little more connection to the actual world of KonoSuba and should therefore at least be looked at. Even if the series doesn't have a story anyway, this is at least a fragment of it.

First thing first. If u r in search of some high action and/or good story line anime, then this isnt for u. Its for those who want to enjoy watching. U need to watch the season 1 and 2 before u start watching this in order to understand the super one line joke.(God those jokes r making me laugh even now). This series is made for pure enjoyment. I am repeating it again, its for pure enjoyment not any story shit or emotional strike. It will make u laugh every every second. For the rest just watch it and be amazed. HAVE FUN !!!!

Al hope seemed lost when Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku wo! 2 came to a close. There would be no more EXPLOSIONS or 'Kazuma desu' for us to enjoy. But then, as if it were a gift from Aqua-sama herself, Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku wo 2! OVA (which will now be referred to as simply 'Konosuba') graced us with its presence. Did it live up to the expectations? I mean, of coruse it did. It's Konosuba, what do you expect? - SPOILERS AHEAD (Obviously) - Story: 8 (I might as well include a summary since there isn't currently a summary on the OVA's page). Following the events of the second season, Kazuma and his ragtag group of allies are living the "high life" after defeating 3 of the Demon King's generals. The episode begins with Kazuma at a bar contemplating questioning his decision to order Whiskey even though he can't handle such drinks. Then, a newbie adventurer named 'Ram' confronts him and tells him how much she looks up to him as an adventurer. Seeing this as a chance to have a girl like him, he immediately gives his Whiskey to Ram as she will she will have to be able to drink these kind of drinks in order to be an adventurer like him. Following that event, Luna (the manager of the guild) orders Kazuma to have him and his guild travel to the ruins of an ancient castle and slay the golems that reside there. The rest of the episode shows Kazuma, Aqua, Megumin, and Darkness confronting the golem and defeating it (with Megumin now wanting one as a 'pet'). Later, Kazuma continues to tell Ram about his adventure and poking fun at Mitsurugi Kyouya (the chosen one of the world and the one who wields an ancient sword) who he had previously "defeated" in Season 1. Kazuma and the gang are then ordered to investigate the ruins further. They find the diary of the man who had previously lived there (and happened to be reincarnated from Japan like Kazuma). The man appeared to have created many unsuccessful attempts at robots who would serve him (in more ways than one). Following the destruction of the ruins, Kazuma returns to the guild only to find that Ram was being paid by Luna to look up to him which would motivate him to do his job in return. While this story isn't quite as outlandish as some of the other plots we've seen from Konosuba, it certainly gets the job done. In addition, we even see some more insight to some characters, notably Kazuma and even Luna who would usually only make minor appearances throughout the series (I'll go more in depth in the 'Characters' section). Whenever we see Kazuma and the gang at the ruins, we see nothing but humor which is what Konosuba does best. The most significant, if not surprising aspect of this OVA, is the backstory we get. We learn the backstory of the man who had created the 'Destroyer' (which was the enemy of the Season 1 finale), which was also the man who was reincarnated into this world and the one who created these robots. This serves as exceptional world building, and when paired from what backstory we got from Season 1 of the man, we get a complete backstory as a result. However, the choice to make this OVA feature backstory when the possibility of a Season 3 is still up in the air seems questionable. Though it could also be seen as a way to tie up loose ends. Overall, the story does a good enough job to keep us entertain and serves as a way for multiple gags and innovative jokes to be used. Art: 9 Konosuba has always been a series where people debate on whether the animation is good. Some see it as lazy, while others see it as a breath of fresh air. However, there is no doubt that the transition of animation between Seasons 1 and 2 were minimal, but noticeable. Luckily, this OVA serves as a good middle ground between the two. We get the hilarious expressions that we've (mostly) come to love from Season 2, and the polish from Season 1. Some highlights include the first scene with Kazuma at the bar, the battle with the giant robot, and the final scene with Kazuma's hilarious expression. It's clear that the animators had more time to work on this as it manages to surpass the majority of previous episodes and stand alongside the great animation of the Season 2 finale. Sound: 8 It's Konosuba. The soundtrack is great as it is. We see a bit of new music in this episode, but it primarily contains tracks we've already heard. If it's not broke, don't fix it. Character: 9 Believe it or not, for not only a Konosuba episode, but a standalone OVA, it does a great job of character development for nearly all of the characters, even if it is subtle in some cases. First of all, there is Kazuma. Since the end of Season 2, him and his allies have grown a reputation of being a group of misfit oddballs that somehow get the job done when it matters. We see Kazuma being aware of this in the first bar scene when people mention his reputation with drinking. However, he still retains his overconfidence when talking to Ram. In addition, Kazuma's trait of being sly is featured heavily in this episode. He supposedly leaves Ram to believe that he is a great adventurer who can defeat a Golem with no difficulties whatsoever and convinces Megumin to join him and fight the Golem. Nevertheless, Kazuma remains to be the Kazuma we all know and love. The final scene displays his reputation among adventurers so well that we feel sympathetic for him. Though he isn't praised constantly for being the hero that will save the world, people rely on him and his allies to get the job done in whatever way possible. When he sees what Ram and Luna have been doing behind his back, we truly feel sorry for him as he practically cries due to being treated as somebody who's only purpose is to defeat enemies rather than being seen as a decent person. That leads to Luna who though doesn't get as much screentime as any other typical side character, still gets a enough development to be praise worthy. Her notable scene is also the final scene in which she reveals that she had paid Ram to motivate Kazuma to get some work done. When she notices that Kazuma had heard their conversation, it is clear that she doesn't see Kazuma as a complete idiot when it comes to his personality, but she can't quite describe what makes him something that isn't that. Nevertheless, she along with Ram are the driving forces of the plot which is a nice change of pace considering that they would usually only adventure if it benefited themselves. Honorable mentions go to Darkness who gets one brief moment of character development near the end. She states that once Kazuma is let down by Ram and her true motive, that her, Megumin, and Aqua should be nice to him. However, in true Konosuba fashion, all three of them laugh at him behind his backs when they see what unfolds between him, Ram, and Luna. Enjoyment: 10 It's Konosuba. That means explosions, hilarious expressions, multiple gags (both new and old), and even a sympathetic scene. It doesn't stray from the Konosuba formula, but that doesn't make it bad. It's funny. For an anime like Konosuba, that is the selling point. As such, it delivers. Overall: 8 In short, Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku wo! 2 OVA is the definition of a 'solid' episode of Konosuba. It has laughs from beginning to end and brings out the best of our favorite characters. It even throws in some backstory and character development. If you've watched and enjoyed Konosuba, then you'd love this. Bonus - Best Quote Though I'd normally be reviewing a series, I'll still give the OVA the bonus treatment. My favorite quote of the episode was: "Kazuma-san, you're kind of a good guy!" - Ram and Luna Though the "Steal!" at the end was a close second...

Warning possible Spoilers Not really sure what to say about this OVA other than it felt like some kind of origin story for the giant killing machine that we saw in the first season, hey at least we got to see the gang again. The story of this OVA is that Kazuma and the gang have to investigate an area of ruins which they discover to be the origin of the person who created the giant killing machine from S1. Now this OVA kinda lackluster compared to other Konosuba episodes even the OVA for season 1 was much better than this, it just felt toned down I mean the characters were still fun and there were some funny moments, but I was expecting something more other than a life story about the person who made a giant killing machine although he did create a giant mecha robot that did fondle with Darkness' breasts and a robotic masochist anime girl that was something Kazuma wasn't expecting plus that he was being tricked into thinking he had a fan who was really just being paid to cheer him up which didn't work out so well for them, but there really wasn't anything special with this OVA. The characters were still the usual people they are just a ragtag bunch of misfits yet there wasn't really much misfitting this episode and Aqua actually didn't cause any mayhem for once so surprisingly they got the job done.......mostly a few explosions did cause a few problems, so other than that there really wasn't much new with the characters. The artstyle was pretty much the same as usual, but there were some cool stuff like a giant mecha robot which after the battle did show Aqua's unique skill to build a robot made out of milk cartons which was surprising and the robotic anime girls looked pretty funny too although the masochist one is definitely one you wouldn't want to bump into. The comedy was still good, but lacking like something was holding back the developers or they just couldn't think of something amazing like we've seen in the past couple of seasons, but at least we got to see Megumin's cat scratch the hell out of Aqua. Overall this was ok for an OVA even though it was lacking compared to the previous stuff the series has offered to us, hopefully whenever a season 3 is made they'll improve this and give us another fantastic season of seeing our new favourite misfits messing up once more.

I really like the world building we get from this OVA. The fact that pretty much all the crazy advanced magic in the universe is the result of another shut-in NEET like Kazuma. It has a lot of implications for the story going forward, but mostly it's just hilarious. And the whole sex robot thing, brilliant. The little golem hunting quest that our main cast gets to go on is also fun, showing us yet another botched mission by the worst adventuring party ever. Honestly as a group they could make anything fun to watch, because of the unique ways they'd all find to screw it up. So, really funny stuff, very on brand for KonoSuba, if you're a fan of the series you'll likely very much enjoy this. 8/10

This was a pretty fun OVA, you had the basic formula of an Konosuba episode mixed in with a side story that didn't really need telling but turned it into something fun. I think this could have easily been apart of season 2 it fits right in. Story: Mainly showing the lengths that Kazuma is willing to go to, to make himself seem better/cooler than he his while also still begin a scum, plus some backstory on a character you wouldn't expect. C+ The art and sound were average to a bit wonky here, not sure how to explain it but it felt a bit off. C Overall it was still fun to watch, gave me some good laughs and its a formula that can keep working as long as they use it right.

Quick take: Konosuba Art offers little laughs compared to it's parent counterpart and continues the trend of making me feel sorry for the characters rather than having a good laugh at their expense. It's worth it if you're going to watch the movie directly after, as I think it makes the whole situation a bit funnier, but otherwise, it's nothing more than an OVA that you could easily glance over. The story is simple enough and focus' mostly on Kazuma. It creates some comedic moments, but seems to also focus on the tragedy that is our protagonists' story. I end up feeling bad for Kazuma more than I feel happy from laughing. I found the art to be enjoyable and better than the average anime from the late 2010s. I also found the sound to be enjoyable as well. The music was good and never distracting and the OP was nice to hear. The acting (English) was spot on and lent a lot to the comedy portrayed. The character development and situational humor is subpar compared to the rest of the series. Konosuba Art is worth it if you're going to watch the movie directly after, as I think it makes the whole situation a bit funnier, but otherwise, it's nothing more than an OVA that you could easily glance over.

Konosuba is always such a wild ride lol. This Konosuba OVA is a blast to watch, packed with jokes and absurd situations that really deliver the laughs. Honestly, the sheer craziness of this series always entertains me; it’s impossible not to laugh at the madness that unfolds. Kazuma, Aqua, Megumin, and Darkness remain some of the weirdest characters in anime, which is exactly why following this group is so funny. Each of them has a completely over-the-top personality, and when the four of them are together, it feels like even the simplest situation has the potential to turn into a total disaster lol. One of the best things about this OVA is how it takes a seemingly normal adventure and transforms it into a series of increasingly absurd events. The story is basically a collection of situations involving the group, so don't expect anything crucial to the main narrative. That’s not a problem, though, because the goal here is clearly just to entertain and explore the character dynamics a bit more. And the OVA succeeds brilliantly at that. We get perverted robots, an extremely sadistic maid, completely nonsensical situations, and that exaggerated humor that has become a hallmark of Konosuba. It’s hilarious to see how far a simple mission can spiral out of control when Kazuma and company are involved. The protagonist remains a key source of comedy, mainly because he tries to act like a rational person in a group where no one else seems to have a shred of common sense. The character interactions remain a highlight, too. Aqua being totally useless when she needs to be helpful, Megumin taking her obsession with explosions to the extreme, Darkness indulging in her highly questionable tendencies, and Kazuma trying to survive it all create a combination that never gets dull. Even when some jokes are predictable, the over-the-top way they’re presented makes them work. The animation and sound design are also excellent and certainly don't disappoint. Everything fits the work's comedic style perfectly, especially the character expressions and the more exaggerated scenes. Konosuba never needed ultra-serious animation or grand, epic sequences to work, and that remains true here. The direction makes great use of comedic timing and the characters' absurd reactions. On the other hand, precisely because it’s an OVA, I feel it ends up being completely disposable regarding the main narrative. It’s not something you need to watch to understand the story or follow subsequent events. It’s simply an extra adventure for the group, created mainly to deliver more comedic moments. For me, that slightly diminishes the impact; once it’s over, you’re left with the feeling of "that was fun, but it didn't change a thing" lol. Still, I think that’s exactly the point. Not everything has to add something massive to the story. Sometimes it’s just fun to watch these characters goofing around for a few minutes, and in that regard, the OVA does its job very well. It was entertaining enough to pass the time and gave me plenty of funny scenes, even if it didn't pack the same punch as the main series. Overall, I thought it was a good and highly entertaining OVA, especially for those who already enjoy Konosuba's cast and humor. I don't consider it essential viewing, and I certainly don't think it's better than the main series, but it’s a nice extra adventure to satisfy the craving for these completely dysfunctional characters. It’s Konosuba being Konosuba: a low-stakes story full of craziness, idiotic characters, and situations that could only happen to this group. Raiting: 6/10. =================================================================================================================Versão em Português===================================== Konosuba sendo sempre uma maluquice kkkkk Esse OVA de Konosuba é muito divertido de acompanhar, repleto de piadas e situações absurdas que conseguem arrancar boas risadas. Sendo sincero, a maluquice dessa obra sempre me diverte, não tem como não rir com as loucuras que acontecem por aqui. Kazuma, Aqua, Megumin e Darkness continuam sendo algumas das pessoas mais esquisitas de todo o anime, e justamente por isso é tão engraçado acompanhar esse grupo. Cada um deles possui uma personalidade completamente exagerada, e quando os quatro estão juntos, parece que qualquer situação simples tem potencial para virar um desastre completo kkkkk. Uma das melhores coisas desse OVA é justamente a forma como ele consegue pegar uma aventura aparentemente normal e transformar em uma sequência de acontecimentos cada vez mais absurdos. A história é basicamente uma coletânea de situações envolvendo o grupo, então não espere algo muito importante para a narrativa principal. Mesmo assim, isso não chega a ser um problema, porque a proposta aqui é claramente divertir e explorar um pouco mais da dinâmica entre os personagens. E nisso o OVA funciona muito bem. Temos robôs tarados, uma serva extremamente sádica, situações completamente sem sentido e aquele humor exagerado que já é uma das principais características de Konosuba. É muito engraçado ver até onde uma simples missão pode chegar quando Kazuma e companhia estão envolvidos. O protagonista também continua sendo um dos maiores responsáveis pela comédia, principalmente por tentar agir como uma pessoa racional em meio a um grupo onde ninguém parece ter o mínimo de bom senso. A interação entre os personagens também continua sendo um dos pontos mais divertidos. Aqua sendo completamente inútil quando mais precisa ser útil, Megumin levando sua obsessão por explosões ao extremo, Darkness mantendo suas tendências extremamente questionáveis e Kazuma tentando sobreviver no meio disso tudo formam uma combinação que dificilmente fica sem graça. Mesmo quando algumas piadas são previsíveis, o jeito exagerado como elas são apresentadas consegue fazer com que funcionem. A animação e a sonorização também são muito boas e não decepcionam. Tudo combina bastante com o estilo cômico da obra, principalmente nas expressões dos personagens e nas cenas mais exageradas. Konosuba nunca foi uma obra que precisava de uma animação extremamente séria ou cheia de cenas grandiosas para funcionar, e aqui isso continua evidente. A direção sabe aproveitar bem o timing das piadas e as reações absurdas dos personagens. Por outro lado, justamente por ser um OVA, sinto que ele acaba sendo completamente descartável para a narrativa principal. Não é algo que você precise assistir para entender a história ou acompanhar os acontecimentos posteriores. É simplesmente uma aventura extra do grupo, feita principalmente para entregar mais momentos de comédia. Para mim, isso diminui um pouco o impacto, já que depois que termina fica aquela sensação de "foi divertido, mas não mudou absolutamente nada" kkkkk. Ainda assim, acho que esse é justamente o ponto. Nem tudo precisa acrescentar algo gigantesco à história. Às vezes é simplesmente divertido acompanhar esses personagens fazendo besteira por alguns minutos, e nesse aspecto o OVA cumpre muito bem seu papel. Foi divertido o suficiente para passar meu tempo e me proporcionou várias cenas engraçadas, mesmo não tendo a mesma força da obra principal. No geral, achei um OVA bom e bastante divertido, principalmente para quem já gosta do elenco e do humor de Konosuba. Não considero algo essencial e definitivamente não acho que seja melhor que a obra principal, mas é uma boa aventura extra para matar a saudade desses personagens completamente problemáticos. É mais Konosuba sendo Konosuba: uma história sem muito compromisso, cheia de maluquices, personagens idiotas e situações que só poderiam acontecer com esse grupo. Nota 6/10.