Kobayashi-san Chi no Maid Dragon S

UGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid S is the most fun I’ve had with a new anime in awhile. Season one was already highly entertaining, but the writing, creativity, animation are further heightened here. The silly scenarios our main cast fine them in have layers, very much like Ogres. We get the fantasy backstory of the dragons. Moments of emotional conflict that always end being totes adorbz. Aesthetics on fucking point – women have never looked this good to me!! Dragon Maid is a celebration of life and… ANIME. Dragon Maid is a celebration of anime as stereotype. It is the steelman of classic anime tropes – lesbian dragons (?citation) and huge knockers – that shows that they can have broader appeal outside of horny autistic boys. You could argue that Dragon Maid does that “despite” those “handicaps”, but I don’t know and I don’t care!! Dragon Maid is great and I don't feel the need to describe it's possible minor issues at the moment. Serotonin in a 12 episodes package. Thanks very much KyoAni.

Phenomenal sequel season to the original, properly fleshed out the world that has been built up to this point. The overarching story is nothing groundbreaking but each episode acted as an episodic tale that gave us a further look into the lives of the characters while remaining fun and engaging. The art and animation were beautiful, I have never seen another piece of animation with this much charm and care put into it. The watercolor backgrounds as well as the crispness and fluidity of the animation were simply breathtaking. Great soundtrack that perfectly fit every emotional scene as well as the comical ones, the openings and endings were also major bops! This season took the somewhat one dimensional characters of the first season and properly explored them, learning the characters backstories and finally getting to see the original world they came from gave a lot of insight into how these characters ended up the way they did. Overall this was the only anime I actually kept up with these season and it was an absolute joy, as someone who thought the original season was just alright, I absolutely adored this season

Let's get right into it, shall we? Story: 8/10 Predictable, but the execution of the plot and detailed storytelling tremendously made me excited to see more of how the story will unravel. The anime is more of a sitcom where these bizarre characters go into situations they have no idea what to do and does whatever they can to solve the situation at hand. The sound effects are really great, creates an immersive atmosphere when you go into the world of Dragon Maid, thus the opening and ending are pretty big bangers. Art: 10/10 Even in the face of mainstream anime where they have reached the caliber of pure, fantastic, and gorgeous animation, this anime takes that and brings it to the next level despite having it being a slice of life anime. The character designs look superb and the animation is so well-made that it could fight as the anime of the year. Every second of it, everything is animated beautifully and there will be rare cases you would find still images because even in those moments, the characters look flawless. Character: 7/10 Again, their personalities, interactions, and dialogues don't exactly make it good to watch, in fact, some just look like they were made to be fanservice and attract more people to watch like Kanna, but the other characters are given the chance to bloom in the midst of the chaotic and modern world. Thanks to good writing, the characters in this anime are serviceable and worth investing through, even when they are doing things atypical of them. Enjoyment: 10/10 Because I'm a sucker for beautiful animation sequences and addicting music, I had to find this a blast and the best I've watched in this season. There were some good amusing moments in it, knowing that it is a comedy, slice of life anime, I couldn't control myself when I get to see what's more ahead. Still, flaws are still flaws. But I still had a good time.

Kyoto Animation Returns!!With Dragon Maid Season 2- after the tragic fire killed 35 people at the modest studio building in 2019; we thought Kyoto Animation would be gone forever. But overwhelming support from abroad with huge donations helped bring a revival that is so amazing to me every time the song plays at the beginning of each episode I cry. Here is the first big title release of the revived Kyo-Ani: a joyful comedy with bright colors that mostly takes place in an apartment building that along with its surroundings- bears a strong resemblance to modern Kyoto. Introducing a new dragon on the block: ILULU! Well, her character design is either pure comedy or pure fan service depending on your point of view. Ilulu has gigantic watermelon boobs that produce fire! Of course she shows up and starts blowing things up immediately, to the objection of Tohru who takes her on right away; gives her a good beating that only pisses off Ilulu more- and hijinks ensue. The way Ilulu comes into Miss Kobayashi's home follows a familiar path of fighting, then understanding and finally love and friendship. Ilulu is adorable and eager to join in playing with Kana & Saikawa, she's more childlike than Tohru and she's not a foodie like Elma but loves donuts. So with her in the household Kobayashi has THREE dragon roommates stuffed into her cozy little 1BR apartment- but this ain't cool with Tohru who wants Ilulu to earn her keep and get a job. She doesn't know what to do, but the job she finds comes around by way of her love of children. I love Ilulu's story arc, but not all the episodes focus on her- the comedy is all over the place with this one; with one of the episodes having Tohru visit neighbors and rip some incredible riffs on a guy's Les Paul and carve a detailed owl that humiliates the elderly sculptor- he's surprisingly cool about it. One moment she's casting spells at a restaurant; or beating up neighborhood bullies in a pink dress, then making figurines of Miss Kobayashi. Some of the jokes get me laughing pretty hard; like their time at the theme park and at the beach. Other times it's kind of meh.. and sometimes I really wish they'd tone down Ilulu's chest just a bit lol But I'm watching this season over again because I enjoyed it so much. I think it's possibly better than the first series; and they've left the door open to more. Hopefully the new Kyoto Animation can bring us more installments of this wonderful & unique series in the future.

** Spoiler Free Review** To me, when reviewing Maid Dragon S it helps to remember what I thought about Season 1 because there are some major differences to be aware of. Depending on what you expect or want out of it, it may affect whether you'll enjoy it or not. I was so excited to watch season 2 of Maid Dragon because I absolutely loved the first. I was all for the comedy, the light-hearted SoL elements, the sketches-- it reminded me of the classic KyoAni anime that are my favorite of all time such as Clannad and Nichijou. Season 1 never delved too deeply into the characters and mainly used the characters for hilarious comedic moments that not only made me laugh but make me feel warm and fuzzy inside. I was totally left with an anime hangover after finishing season 1. I then started Maid Dragon S and from the OP you can already tell this is going to be a different type of anime compared to the first season. Without going into spoilers, this anime goes way more into the characters, and the pacing and animation direction (not the art) is very different compared to S1. I don't believe it's because of the horrible incident that happened in 2019 because most of the staff returned to produce Maid Dragon S (although the positions of the returning leads were shuffled around a bit), I actually think the changes in direction and tone is intentional. It reminds me of ZZ Gundam where the first half of the show is oddly enough mostly comedy, then the second half is more traditional Gundam story-telling pertaining to war, drama, and politics. I'm not going to lie, it really put me off at first how different S2 was, the feeling and vibe of the show is very different. I loved S1 so much I would have been totally fine with just more Maid Dragon, although you might have felt like S1 was very complete as it was, in the end I loved the changes they made. It really explores the characters more than the first season did, the animation even improved with more sakuga scenes and expressive animation moments. I feel like I laughed more in S1, though S2 made me die laughing in some parts, in S2 I loved the characters more. Regarding the returning characters: Tohru had more serious topics explored and it's impressive how much she's grown, Kanna had way more development and personality than simply moe bait, Elma who felt like an after thought in S1 became one of my favorite characters and developed her character with her working in the office with Kobayashi as well as other developments to her character, and Lucoa who was just a big titty dragon lady I grew to love her dynamic with Shota-- a weird motherly, teasing, romantic relationship that would be very illegal in the real world, but works so well. Fafnir is still being an Otaku, and Kobayashi is her usual self but grows to be more conscientious about her dragon household. Lastly the new character, Ilulu, seems to be a bit controversial. I was also worried that her presence would steer the show in a direction I didn't like, and her "character design" is ridiculous (her milkers are absurd for her proportions... at least on Lucoa it's somewhat believable) though I don't think she ruined the show like most of the negative reviewers say and I think she actually added to the show. In general you see sides of characters you didn't see before and that's a great thing. The English dub is also superb. Even some of the voice actors for namely Tohru and Kanna seemed to improve their voices for their returning roles. Overall, I loved Maid Dragon S just as much, if not more than season 1. Although there are some differences, it's a feel good anime and I will assure you if you liked the first season, or KyoAni in general, you will enjoy Maid Dragon S. If anything more anime should really change things up for following seasons like Maid Dragon did. I just love KyoAni and the Maid Dragon series to me is so reminiscent of their earlier works that I love so much. It was such a great, heart-warming, and refreshing series to watch after a long hiatus from watching anime. I highly recommend!

The return of Kobayashi's Dragon Maid has a weak beginning but manages to regain its footing and end as strongly as the previous season. The story was definitely in particular started out quite roughly, especially with that very questionable second episode and just too much Lucoa for comfort, not just that but a second character existing solely to for bouncy boobie-esque fanservice gets added, reducing the show's appeal significantly. Thankfully by the second half of the show, our main three come back to the show's forefront (Kanna centered episodes are akways a delight) and Tohru's relationship with Elma is explored further as well as Tohru's past, her perception of humans as it evolved throughout her life and how it eventually led her to Kobayashi. What I like about this show is how our main characters are able to develop without the show losing its heartwarming, SOL-sort of feel, which is honestly quite rare as media often seems make us believe they have to choose. I found myself laughing at Tohru's same insane antics while marveling at how much her character had grown in just two seasons. In terms of overall quality, KyoAni has never disappointed me, specifically in terms of art and sound, it really doesn't get any better than that, it's funny to see a dumb show about a dragon maid with insane animated fights but here we are. Voice acting's good too. Honestly, my only complaint would be two specific subplots I didn't really care for but they both happened in the first 6 episodes. All in all, definitely worth watching. I give it an 8/10

Yah, Nah, Meh TLDR: Yah, the season feels different than season one, its still the same cast but everything feels slightly off but its not necessarily a bad thing. Don't watch with the expectations that it'll just be more of season 1 Story: Yah The entire season feels different from season one but it's not bad. Some stories last over the course of multiple episodes Art: Yah The art is straight-up bussin, got some of that top tier kyoto ani animation why having cute and comfy character designs Sound: Yah There are times that the soundtrack gives off a different vibe to season 1 but its not bad. The op and ed slap. The ED gives off big Blend S vibes. The dub voice actor for Kanna took a completely different approach to her voice which is very different Characters: Yah The characters are very solid just like season 1 with a few new members to the cast Enjoyment: Meh Season 2 feels completely different to season 1 of dragon maid, if you're a die hard fan it might betray your expectations of getting the same stuff as season 1 but if you don't mind change you'll probably enjoy it

This second season is more about the backstories of Tohru (mainly) and the other dragons (in a minor way). Unlike the first season, this anime looks more into the dephts feelings of the characters than into the funny cliches of the tipical slice of life anime which made the perfect slice of life I've ever seen till now. Just missed the beach episode (yes, we had it in season 1 but why not another round?). Also, in my opinion, Ilulu could appear more, you can seen her in the firsts episodes and in that one in which she gets a job at the candy store but that's all except for some random appears of 30 seconds. 9/10

Season two of Dragon Maid came out after a 4 year long wait and despite studio setbacks managed to hit this season out of the park. Its not too often a shows new season consistently leaves a strong impression from start to finish but the studio pulled it off. Ive seen a lot of other shows where its maybe three episodes before the excitement fizzles out and loses the energy it had at the start of the season. Dragon Maid S was action packed and had you on the edge of your seat from start to finish. We also got some lore explanation as well which is a nice touch.

What can I say about this marvel, in my times of watching anime for so many years, I never thought I felt so full for every second of each episode of kobayashi, even a little better than the first season. Every detail of the art, design and animation is only the affection they give to anime and that is why it deserves all the respect in the world, there is no longer an anime that a company gives so much love to an anime like this, I have a great emptiness inside that I did not feel for a long time towards an anime like kobayashi when I finish. Of the best healthy comedies that I saw in my history along with nichijou, kaguya and konosuba. The characters are endless feelings, anguish, laughter, anger, there is always a little of everything and I like it better when each one of them has a background. The story is the most beautiful thing when it comes to getting serious on the matter with its soundtrack, if at some point kobayashi stops being a comedy and the matter becomes very dramatic, I would give him my tens. Finally the fights are a work of art being to such an extent of animations as ufotable. Without further ado, I will miss this jewel made in diamond so much.

I am just so freaking happy to see Kyoani back at it again with treating us to a season 2 of Kobayashis and my god, it was getting to become even greater as season 1. Not to mention it was my first time hearing the sub which all cast did excellently on their characters. I liked the fact we get to know the character Ilulu throughout the season and her always being unfazed by the inappropriate stuff she was doing towards Take made me always roll with laughter. It was always nice to see that they made 3 stories into one episode like I never seen in my nearly 3 years of watching anime like this before! It kept the viewer more interested and look forward to what happened next rather than waiting the next week to find out exactly what’s happening. The Kyoani staff knew how to keep us entertained throughout the whole 12 episodes. The opening and closing songs were absolutely upbeat and catchy to the max! It definitely gets best comeback anime from me. The art, characters no matter who they are and everything about Kobayashi’s Dragon Maid was absolutely touching to experience! I want to also express my heartfelt gratitude to Takemoto Yasuhiro and the other staff who left the world too soon and did a wonderful job on this anime.

How to Train Your Horny, Lesbian Dragon(S). Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid is back with a second season and I couldn't be happier. It's not the best of the season narratively speaking, but it undeniable that there's something really special about this show. Let's start with the obvious. This is the best animated show of the season. There's no competition. The only thing I can think of that comes close is D_Cide Traumerei and that show unfortunately has the slight problem of being shit, but that's a review for another day. The team at Kyoani is back in full force as they do what they do best which is expressive character animation. There's a reason why Dragon Maid blew up the internet with it's first and second episode (well two reasons, but we'll get to that). If it's not the constant little movement details that Kyoani put's into Torhu, Kobayashi and the rest of the cast as well as the background characters it's the sakuga smothered, AMAZING fights which put almost all popular shonen battle anime to shame. It is a truly impressive piece of art. This season has very little weak points. Being a slice of life anime will unfortunately mean some episodes will be slightly less interesting to watch than others. Episode 3 and 4 are the only real offenders I can think off, but compared to the last season of Dragon Maid it's story is overall much more engaging and episodes that focused on Tohru's back story or characters focused episodes like Elma and Kanna where a much appreciated change of pace and help delve a bit more into the shows themes of overcoming loneliness and finding something or someone who can help you find meaning and happiness in life. For all their power deep down the dragons were lonely in some way before finding their place of belonging and this season really captures those feelings whether it was subtle or not. The cast a joy to watch as ever. I enjoyed discovering little things I didn't know about them like Shouta actually being able to use magic (I always thought he was pretending), Quetzalcoatl's dragon form and what Kobayashi would look like as a cat. I also really enjoyed the new character Ilulu who's explosive/horny entrance in the first episode was another reminder of how deep the effects of the dragon propaganda were. I think that she was slightly under-utilised, but her character arc from fierce chaotic dragon to sweet shop assistant was a sweet one. I also like her relationship with Take, a high school boy who's shy, but starting to get interested in... well, boobs and Ilulu's lack of human social understanding and playful teasing leaving him flustered maybe a bit cliché, but was still enjoyable to watch nonetheless. Speaking of boobs, I do think the controversy around Ilulu's design was a little overblown. Most likely by people who have never watched an anime before. There are still much more somewhat troubling aspects of the show which I think deserve more attention, but he horny aspects of Dragon Maid are much more toned down than they are in the manga and this makes the show more inclusive to the viewers who are not into seeing big, anime dragon tiddies. Overall Dragon Maid S is a funny, fun (horny) and charming anime with a lot of heart at it's core. It's definitely an improvement on the first season. I'm really happy that Kyoani is back stronger from such an awful tragedy and even though the last episode leaves the question of a third season ambiguous at this time I still really hope it'll be green lit. Dragon Maid is kind of Kyoani's mascot at the moment and I think it would good for them to capitalise on that. That might be just me being bias though because I am sad to see it finish. 9/10 Amazing

I got into Dragon Maid recently, expecting a blob of moe trash. I'm not too hot on series like K-On or Love Live, and at first, I thought Dragon Maid was just a fantasy version of CGDCT minus any music or sport/activity to draw me in. Boy, was I wrong. Story: 8/10 Underneath the vibrant comedy and titty jokes, there's a heavy subplot. The cast is bright and quirky on the surface, but we see glimpses into each of their backstories, which are darker in contrast to the genre itself. Everytime it gets too serious, we're given a punchline - this is actually perfect, as it creates subversive jokes, brings us back to the bright and comedic surface, and shows us how the characters cope with some of their heavier emotions. Additionally, the world building is amazing because of how little we know - there's an air of fantasy and mystery, simply because we don't see much of Tohru's fantasy dimension. Dragon powers are never thoroughly explained, and neither is the world they came from. This is what brilliant writing looks like - we gradually learn that the world has layers and depth, without any exposition dumps - and all this for a comedic setup that doesn't require any of that! Writers definitely went above and beyond in telling Dragon Maid's story, and I appreciate it. Art: 7.5/10 The art gave an appropriate vibe for the series. It was cutesy and cartoonish, with greatly exaggerated proportions fitting for comedy series. It reminded me of Nichijou, but with prettier lighting. I'm personally not a fan of this type of art, and the oversized boobs are off-putting at times - however, it's pretty and serves its purpose. But there is one thing I want to emphasize: THE BEST PART about these character designs is definitely THE EYES. They're incredibly detailed, and scream "dragon". Lucuoa's eyes make her feel mysterious, like there's hidden wisdom and power beneath her quirky demeanor. Fafnir's eyes are aggressive. Tohru and Elma's are bright and still reptilian. In their dragon forms, you also see the reptilian second eyelid... it's these kinds of details that bring so much life into this Slice of Life, despite the outrageous and fantastical setting. As expected from KyoAni. Sound: 7/10 The OPs and EDs are a bop - 10/10, only skipped them once or twice. They're fun, upbeat, and perfectly capture what the series is about. However, the OST we hear during the anime could be improved on - the main sad/serious theme that plays during the heavier themes isn't very subtle, and kind of takes away from the feel of the series. That being said, it's not bad either, and does what it needs to do. Nothing special, but I can confidently say that it's fine. Character: 9/10 I came in with such low standards for the characters, expecting some shallow, one-dimensional CGDCT cast. And I was blown out of the water. However, this huge cast of ~4 major and ~6 supporting characters are each memorable, well-balanced, and unique when compared to each other. Each have their own backstory and motivations, so it's not like their personalities are unexplained. Each explore the morality and purpose of coexistence between Dragons and Humans, which creates a thick subtext where the characters are actually talking about their relationships with each other. This is what made me grow so attached to them - there's no way I would think an anime with a title like Dragon Maid would discuss deeper topics than "hurr durr life is fun", and I was pleasantly proven wrong. Even the miniscule details in character development are cool to see - Shouta offers a small magic crystal for a favour, and later in the series receives a larger magic crystal for a favour. Kanna usually eats everything, but at the end you see her catching and releasing something. Saikawa slowly learns how to put a lid on her outbursts of excitement, etc. Everyone develops, and that's something I barely see in most anime today. Enjoyment: 8.5/10 I started with a cynical attitude about the quality of this series, but quickly learned that there was so much more to this anime than meets the eye. This, my children, is how I was tricked into gushing over the cuteness of humanoid lesbian dragons, as a person who hates fanboying over 2D characters unironically. Also, I usually watch anime on 1.5 to 2x speed, since most anime aren't worth taking it slow. I just want to see the story and get it over with. Dragon Maid was different - I actually wanted to enjoy this series at a normal speed, which is kudos to KyoAni's rhythm and pacing. At worst, I'd watch some episodes on 1.5x. Overall: 8.3/10. I'd say the current MAL score of 8.46 is pretty accurate. As a sequel, Dragon Maid S definitely added on to the first season and made it even better - which is actually uncommon for KyoAni works.

Having watched the first season way back when it aired almost a decade ago, revisiting this show and watching the second season for the first time was a bit of a trip. It's a classic case of a few bad ingredients ruining* the whole stew, those bad ingredients namely being The Author's Barely-Disguised Fetish. However, it's hard to say whether the discomfort caused by said ingredients truly ruins an otherwise-cute and beautifully-produced show. Let's get this out of the way: Lucoa and Saizawa are the worst characters in this show by far, as their existence barely even ties into the ongoing story, and they're basically just here to be fetishistic wish-fulfillment and make the same jokes over and over (did you guys notice Lucoa's breasts are rather large? How humorous!). The new addition to this consortium is Ilulu, who I don't think is quite as offensive as the other two, because at least she has an arc? There's some amount, however shallow, of meat (figuratively) to her character? A problem with her, though, is that outside of her 3-4 focus episodes this season, she doesn't get to do anything meaningful. The show also seemingly can't decide whether it wants to treat her as an adult or a child, which is where the real issue lies. Her character arc suggests a parent-child-esque relationship with Kobayashi, like Kanna, but then she says she's the same age as Tohru and wants to mate with Kobayashi? They bring up this concept of her being like a romantic rival to Tohru, but it's dropped pretty quickly. I understand the idea of "dragons don't linearly mature and age like humans do", but here it just feels like a justification for, once again, The Fetish. You can't have her wanting to play with small children and then five seconds later getting a part-time job and seducing a boy with her tits, those are two exclusive concepts! That all being said, this season brought some much-needed character development to flesh out the cast, particularly Elma, my favorite girlfailure (and apparently ex-situationship), and Tohru, who finally gets a little depth to her absolute adoration of Kobayashi. I will say I was somewhat frustrated by the absolute dullness of Kobayashi's affection, even in that last episode where it felt like we were setting up some serious progression. Like come on man I don't even need a kiss, I'll take a hug, like anything other than head pats, which (in my opinion) is not something people in real life do and carries absolutely zero emotional weight as a gesture of physical intimacy! The humor also continues to be hit-or-miss, but sometimes it does hit quite strongly. I was also pleasantly surprised by the Kanna focus episode having a total lack of Saikawa, and it reminded me how fun her character can be when she's not attached at the hip to that parasite. And, of course, it goes without saying that the production is incredbile, Kyoto Animation somehow one-upping themselves with vibrant animation and fun music (hot take, but I like this season's both opening and ending even more than the first) Overall, it's hard to recommend this show. Would you recommend your friends to wade through a dirty river to maybe find a $20 bill? The answer being, of course, how desperate are your friends for $20? So, that's the question you have to ask yourself. Are you willing to sit through scenes upon scenes of The Fetish to find adorable yuri silver (I can't even bring myself to call it gold)? Is that worth it to you? In this economy? Or maybe you share The Fetish with the author, in which case congratulations! You can now die happy. Please do.

its not even a week i finished S1 and here im now writing a review on S2 tbh i love this show its one of those shows that won't stress you while you watch instead its quiet relaxing and fun to watch i never prefer to watch yuri but this is first yuri show i watched yet i'll say the kid girl Saikawa kinda creeps me out like Tohru is way better in the affection and yuri part like its fun to watch Tohru but for Saikawa u would question urself that what the heck are u even watching well expect that the whole anime is prettey chill and fun to watch the OP and ED are also wholesome and pretty to listen to <3 Idk when the Season 3 will be aired and even announced but whenever it does i'm sure gonna watch S3 from the day it aires ! Meanwhile ima watch the sequal movie that aired in June this year .. After that i might just rewatch the whole show whenever i get bored afterall its an enjoyable show <3

Very cute anime, though I could tell the art style changed a bit. I liked this more than season 1, personally because it had better pacing and more depth into the characters. My favorite was the interactions with smaller characters, such as Elma and Kanna. The only thing I could complain about was the introduction of Illulu. It was a bit quick, and it took some time to get used to her physical character along with her mentality, though I quickly got over it and began to like her. It's a good anime to pass time. The other downside I'd have is the lack of interactions of Fafnir..

Typical hyper-active, fan service, moe-trash you're used to except... actually made me laugh? Yeah I enjoyed this one quite a bit. The storylines are ehhhhhh but it's the way the character's act within the story lines and the overall rapid pacing that made me enjoy it (granted the pacing won't be to everyone's liking). Also strangely there are occasional tidbits of incredibly gorgeous animation that sometimes rears it's head, sometimes only for a couple of seconds at a time, but it tells me that some animator working on this really cared about what he was doing. Animation is a dying art form and anything that can make me go "wow" even if only for a second is worthy of a review.

This season is a lot better than the first. Despite the fact that I really enjoyed the first season, this season is so much better in every aspect. The action, the animtion, the character development, the comedy, these are all things that I find are better in the second season. I really enjoyed the fact that this season focuses more on character development and action than the first, and the cherry on top for this great season was the last episode. The animation was supurb and the ending was amazing. It gave me a warm feeling while watching it, and then the season one ED came in while everyone was laughing and I immediately got filled with nostalgia. It was a perfect ending to a good show.

I enjoyed watch kobayashi and her friends. Altough, they have a new character named Ilulu. For me, I did'nt like it for the 2 first episode because they have a conflict between human and dragon. It shown sincerity and kindness to protect those 2 kind of species. I like the cute Kanna with his friends in the school. The play soccer with other students Shota also cute and they behave and work friendly to each other. I can't wait for the next episode of cuteness It show the character development for Ilulu, Kobayashi and other characters. They work hard toward their goals and I like this anime. I recommended for u guys to watch this anime. If you like slice of anime, relax and enjoy. This anime is good to watch The story, OP song, Cute Kanna, Enjoyment: 8/10

Quick and spoiler free. Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid S continues where season 1 left off: following the lives of Kobayashi, Tohru, and Kanna in a slice of life setting. With that and introducing a couple of new characters in Illulu and Take, the anime still boast great animation from Kyoto and likeable characters. Sure, the story at times can be a bit absurd with the things that Tohru can do being beyond human belief, but, with many of the main characters being dragons from another world, is it really that absurd? I don't think so and I believe that this is a good anime with a good amount laughter and enjoyment throughout. Overall: 8/10