Tsuki ga Michibiku Isekai Douchuu 2nd Season

Tsukimichi: Moonlit Fantasy - Oh, good golly, Tsukimichi, WHAT THE HELL HAPPENED TO YOU??? I immensely loved Season 1 of novelist Kei Azumi's Tsuki ga Michibiku Isekai Douchuu a.k.a Tsukimichi: Moonlit Fantasy when it first came out all the way back in Summer 2021. Being a parody Isekai, it's a perfect fit for straddling against all other stereotypical and average Isekais of the time (that unfortunately we still get now in this day and age). And as much as Season 2 was greenlit thereafter, I was eager for more of the Tsukimichi greatness in time to come. But good God, how wrong was I to have high expectations for Season 2, because it was a total shitshow of a long, frustrating, and mind-numbing time having to sit through all 25 episodes for the past 6 months (or the equivalent of 8 to 9 hours on a binge minus the OP/ED segments), one would understand why the sequel HAD to be a continuous 2-cour, if not for the continued adaptation of the LN being a hook, line, and (literate) sinker. With Season 2 adapting Volumes 5 to 10 of the LN, despite having literally the SAME production staff team with a studio change to J.C.Staff, it's understandable why studio C2C was not chosen to continue the project, since they already had their hands full on Shangri-La Frontier. But even more aggravating than most, is the pacing of the LN, which suddenly slows down to a crawl. Ultimately, I'll have to say that this unfortunately goes both ways. The awkward transition from the fights to pure, slice-of-life moments where Makoto "Kuzunoha" Misumi is not only progressing as the leader of the demons' Demiplane, but also becoming a teacher after being a registered merchant himself, it just feels natural to go from one significant moment to another...only to realize that like Season 3 of Tensei Slime, it's literally the same push-and-pull mechanism of heavy dialogue and set-up for the events that are about to unfold as Makoto ascends into the new city that is Rotsgard, and also learning of the other Isekai-ed heroes who represent their various kingdoms, fight together against common enemies. It doesn't help that Makoto has degraded in his thinking as he attempts to navigate all 3 duties at once, and the sequel really got the better of him as concurrent circumstances forced him to utilize much of his "right-hand man" group with Tomoe, Mio, and Shiki, with literally little to no room to breathe when evil strikes at his corner, being the only hyuman capable of facing the strongest of its kind. Yes, it's the same character development that we desperately needed to see from Makoto, but at what cost? I'm not one to be a party popper for all things bad, but it's the obvious truth: Season 2 of Tsukimichi is one of the worst sequels I've ever experienced in all of anime. It's not exactly in the same tenure that is the oblivion and total destruction of The Promised Neverland's sequel in Winter 2021 (being the most recognized butchered adaptation of all time), but everything is literally downgraded, with the saving grace of a budgeted studio like J.C.Staff being very prominent in 2-cour productions to withhold their animation prowess and hit-and-miss when the moments call for it. In a make-believe world, director Shinji Ishihira would've liked C2C to come back to produce another season, but since they're the quality studio that produces no more than 1 anime at any given time, he's fraught with having to choose inferior-but-quality studios to continue its adaptation, and that's how he got J.C.Staff onboard for the sequel. Sadly, the music easily takes a nosedive, as both the 2 cours' worth of OP and ED songs, along with the OST, are just plain unmarkable and forgettable at best. And if that's the best form of sincerity I could give, it's that you can easily skip all 70 to 75 minutes' worth of it in a binge. If there was a show I did NOT want to see fail, it's Kei Azumi's Tsuki ga Michibiku Isekai Douchuu a.k.a Tsukimichi: Moonlit Fantasy, and Season 2 only proved to me that since the series will still continue onwards with Season 3, it has a lot (and I mean A LOT) of work to win its anime fanbase back with quality content from later volumes of the LN. But for now, it's a massive disappointment of various proportions that just leaves me speechless.

This season was a waste of time! Nothing is good. Actually there is only ONE good scene with Tomoe and the hero from some place that doesn't matter. None of the arcs matters. None of the characters matter. None of the subplots matter. Not even the main plot matters. The first season is very good. But they just got lost in this one. There is no real storyline. There are some arcs that doesn't matter in the end. The main character doesn't go anywhere or grow as person. He doesn't get worse either. All characters, including the MC, are just there doing something that doesn't matter in the end. Nothing is interesting. Nothing makes much sense. His his business venture and nothing is the same. It doesn't matter not even to MC. Everything is pointless and boring. This season and nothing would be the same. Counting grains of salt would be better than waste time watching this.

For me, Tsukimichi season 2 was an improvement in every way over season 1 and one of the most enjoyable shows this season. Better story, better villains, actual development from the MC, just a more entertaining watch. Turned me from someone who would doze off during Tsukimichi episodes into a fan. This season of Tsukimichi from start to finish was a blast. The story finally felt like it got going. Whereas season 1 felt like an introduction to Makoto’s new world, season 2 feels like him finding his place in it. Moving on from just being a merchant in the background to being a character in the forefront. New characters getting introduced, especially the other heroes from Makoto’s world, Makoto’s time as a teacher, a conspiracy behind the scenes, quite few emotional scenes.. this was just a damn good season. A ton of stuff got packed in here and I can finally understand the hype for the show now. One of my biggest issues with season 1 was Makoto’s personality. Felt like he was an asshole and just didn’t like how he handled everything with the demi humans, hyumans, demons, etc. This season forces him to re evaluate how he’s been doing things and question his views. I appreciate that the author gave him some much needed character development and he just feels like an MC I can get behind now. Still has some places I’d like to see him grow and take some of the edge off, but he’s getting there thanks to the challenges he has to go through in this one. Just like Makoto’s mind seems to be expanding, so does the world. Introducing new factions, enemies, political tensions etc made the world that in season 1 felt a bit claustrophobic, feel a lot bigger. Glad we finally got to go to other locations and see how the world’s fairing outside of Makoto’s little bubble. The world isn’t just black and white, but more often than not shades of grey and Makoto finally realises you can’t paint entire races with a wide brush. It’s not as simple as humans bad, Demi humans good. Lot of action in this season especially at the end of it and man, that final battle was some of the hypest stuff I’ve seen this year. The studio delivered some solid action. Only fault I have with the production is how many damn cliffhangers we left off in this show! Seems like every episode they cut off right as things were getting good, definitely kept you on the edge of your seat wanting more though so fair play. Tsukimichi 2 finally lived up to the hype for me and now I see why this series influenced others like Tensura. Tsukimichi 2 gets 9 out of 10.

This anime got me so frustrated that i felt the need of writing a review for the first time. An isekai with unusual aspects to it. Plot is actually okay. I wouldn't say that it's your usual trash isekai of the season. But i felt as if i was gonna bore myself to death when i was watching it. The plot progresses really really slow. Until the last 5 episodes nothing exciting really happens. I felt like i've watched a season of OVA episodes. I remember that i was bored when watching season 1 too,but this one was a whole new level.

Disappointed would be an understatement. I actually enjoyed the first season quite a lot. It had that polish most isekai really don't have. And in the last episodes of the last season they showed that even as strong as he is, he isn't invincible. He's still very much mortal. So i had hope. Then this season came along . And my hope was jumped in a McDonalds parking lot. It's never gonna fully recover . And now i will explain the why. The plot took a dive,the animation,everything. It's a downgrade from the first season in every way you can imagine . Not to mention the abuse of horrendous looking CGI . I understand why they use it. Doesn't mean i agree with it. The rings became just for show as well. They are never used or mentioned ever again.Not to mention that now he uses like 1 spell and he's invulnerable. And the last few episodes were the biggest offender . No character development happens either . A few characters i liked go down even . All in all, this season and it's ending left a very bitter taste in my mouth. If they are gonna keep the quality on the same level as season 2,i don't even wanna see a third.

TSUKIMICHI Season 2 follows Makoto Misumi as he continues his journey in search of the remnants his parents left him. While expanding his Demiplane with new species and tending to Kuzunoha trading company Makoto dabbles in teaching at a Rotsgard Academy. As he expands his grasp of the new town he finds out there are more sinister factions that wish to do harm to him and his companions especially in higher echelons of society. Given the chance to collaborate with an uncommon ally, Makoto has decided to flip the script with his alliance in fear for the sinister factions putting his companions at risk. Story & Character: 6/10 The story continues Makoto as he gathers more evidence of his parents' journey in the goddess' world. It's enjoyable to an extent but definitely becomes less ambitious with arbitrary introductions to new side characters; The major plot events lose their grandeur because of the poor impact from these side characters. The story remains fairly predictable with the plot direction but the development in terms of territorial restoration was an unexpected implementation. This season we get a set of new characters and the existing ones are developed further with their fair share of conflict and bonding. This time around character development felt more inclined to the side characters as opposed to Makoto where their dynamic are tested and developed more than his own. This resulted in fights being a lot less substantial between Makoto and external factions yet dynamic between companions felt more in tune. At this stage the character depth with the original cast is a lot more satisfying to see as Tomoe, Mio and Shiki continue to grow in the background. It would've been better to see character establishment similar to theirs where unexpected major events occurred. The antagonist factions felt a bit weak in terms of their stance against Makoto especially the ones targeting Kuzunoha Trading Company. Art & Sound: 6/10 The art this season wasn't extraordinary by modern standards with the character designs falling apart between scenes. We see more use of slideshows and panning shots this season also which degraded the viewing experience. Action sequences lacked much fluidity and in between attacks were noticeably choppy however it's good to note this series isn't known for its visuals. Sound design was also fairly above average; The voice acting was decent along with sound effects. There weren't much meaningful use of music beyond setting the tone of each scene. However, there weren't any drawbacks from the audio experience. Overall & Enjoyment: 6/10 I enjoyed this season for what it was, an accumulation phase for Makoto - As his network grows, he becomes more inclined to the affairs of the Goddess' world and now even more of a target by the Goddess. It could have been much more exciting with pacing the fights and character development better (i.e 3 episodes for a fight scene is a bit much especially for a non-boss antagonist)

I feel like the anime had all the right elements but failed to use them properly. The protagonist was unique, the side characters were well-developed, the world was vast and full of surprises, and the power and progression systems were engaging. But all of this was ruined by long, empty dialogues and dragged-out events. Simply put, from my perspective, the worst thing about this season is the story and the dragging out of events through empty dialogues and the characters' stupid and cold reactions. The protagonist could have intervened, saved the situation, or acted wisely, but he just waited for no reason and then intervened later. The characters could have fought with full strength, but they also waited until someone got hurt or even died before stepping in. What's frustrating is that they never use their full power, or even a fraction of it. What's the point of having such immense power if they're going to get injured at the beginning of almost every battle that they could end in seconds? The protagonist is capable of doing so much with his power, but he simply chooses not to... I think if we removed the unnecessary dialogues and filler events, we would be left with only 12 episodes for this season. I feel very disappointed after having raised my hopes for this season.

All I can say is, JC Staff did it, they ruined another sequel. First outrageous one for me was One Punch Man S2. I really really like Tsukimichi S1, the relationship the MC had with the rest of the cast, the dialogue was spot on, the pacing was spot on, the action, oh the action. There are plenty of power fantasy shows out there, but not many could really do the "overpowered" trope well enough. S1 did achieve it, I watched it a few times too. But when it came to S2, everything was just... mediocre, it was not like there was anything really vomit status (though if I tried I could point out some things like some background characters were legit vomit material). The animation went from what I deemed "a season standout" for S1, which is pretty good for a show within the season but nothing too special, to "seasonal Isekai slop" levels of animation, how I would describe it is, it is like those no name Isekai shows that come out every season? The animation is animation, but it is so unremarkable, so choppy, but not powerpoint presentation levels. I could also tell, despite not reading any source material, they cut a lot of parts out, like perhaps the kind of fun non story related stuff that made S1 so fun to watch. The dialogue pacing was just off too, I remembered being able to laugh quite regularly, and really have that "I wish that was me moments" but with S2 I just couldn't be bothered man. That being said, I still do enjoy the story, albeit trimmed to hell and back, and would see S2 as a speedbump, but if S3 doesn't improve to at least S1 standards, I am outright dropping the series. Such a shame too, I really liked S1.

This anime really exceeded my expectations, i thought oh its just another trashy isekai im about to watch but wait it got the Tenshura + Overlord vibes which not just my fav anime, i think its the majority of anime watcher favourites, so if you want to watch something similar to the anime i mention, give it a try, definitely worth your time. So the story wise is very interesting im not much of a reviewer and english is my second language but the pacing is fast, they didnt drag this futher than needed, the world building is well made, there is no boring episode imo as i enjoyed every episode coming from each character. The characters are rich in personality, they are not bland, every character have their own purpose and goals, character development from the mc is what made me want to watch more Anyways, season 3 is announced lets goo

Heres the quick and nasty of it. Imagine an anime where 90% of the runtime the MC is just thinking out loud. The cities being invaded? let me think about it. There are boobs? Let me think about it. I'm getting talked down to? let me think about it. The Mc is so boring. The MC has power beyond all others yet when push comes to shove he either stands there and thinks about it, or he gets butthurt and moody like a little brat. This animes runtime would be cut in half if he stopped thinking and started doing. Thank god his followers actually take action and basically force him to do something otherwise this would be 10000% more boring than it already is. If there is one thing certain about this anime it is the FACT that the main character is FUCKING BORING and he alone holds the anime back from being great. I got outplayed? let me think about it and get moody. I am a teacher? Let me think about it while watching students get eaten. I like women? Let me think about it when i see boobs. Something is happening? let me spend time thinking about it.

One of the most amazing Isekai anime I have ever watched, idk about the hate/negative comments but to me this one is just perfect I enjoyed watching every episode and never felt bored this was worth the binge ! S1 was good S2 was amazing and I can't wait for S3 ! <3 The charecters are enjoyable to watch and The MC is neither a perv neither a dork so its just perfect to watch and yeah Tomoe and Mio fan service moments steal the show xD and can't forget Shiki being dominated by Mio and Tomoe also the good part of the show is even having the harem part it has main charectors noot just female but male like Shiki .

This anime had so much potential that was wasted this season. I hope season 3 does a better job in the future. Tsukimichi finally came back after some time. This show was at the top of being one of the most underrated anime at least for me, specifically. Then season 2 showed some flashes of what could've been, but wasted too much time getting into the side characters rather than focusing on the main ones. I also disliked how the anime diverged from action-packed scenes and instead set up more of a story that didn't seem as purposeful outside of a new dragon. Compared to season 1, the second season of Tsukimichi didn't express enough emotion. The humor shown throughout season 1 wasn't the same anymore in season 2. The pacing is so SLOW in this season that it makes the whole show seem lifeless. They gave 2 out of the first 3 episodes to some random heroes that no one cared about. Scenes in the show that showed character development, a further explanation of what is happening, and just comedic scenes were cut out which made the anime feel so delayed. Every time it felt like Kuzunoha was going to fight he didn't (Episode 17). I just wished this anime was more fast-paced and showed more action. The battles in this show were downwashed from the first season. Most of the fights are from side characters and they don't do a well enough job choreographically. I don't understand much between the Makoto against Sofia fight since Makoto just runs circles around her. It was nowhere near their first fight which seemed astonishing at the time. Sofia getting nerfed probably made it seem that way. I just want the fights to make more sense and the power leveling to be better in the future. Even though there are many things to hate, the show does still do some good things. I enjoyed Makoto's situation where he has a choice to go back or not similar to The Rising of a Shield Hero. It was nice to see Tomoe and Mio again as they provide comedic relief even if it wasn't the same before. The last five episodes were great since they finally focused on fighting for once. The pacing was much better in the second half of the season. The drawing quality was still as good as season 1. It was still an enjoyable watch at the end of the day.

Second season of the top-slop isekai with another banger intro by 'Syudou' (check out another of their songs "In the Back Room"). Second verse, more of the first, the show continues to be decent, but seems to suffer from poor handling of the adaptation. There are a lot of mini-arcs that don't really deliver on the impact and significance of what's going on and they spend a little too much time explaining things. I think there was supposed to be a grand plan enacted, that we never got a pay-off to, which seems to be left to continue in the third season. Regardless, Tsukimichi is a decent "Protagonist is overpowered" isekai with elements that make it interesting and some fun character development that isn't about saving everything, rather our 'hero' is quite unwilling to get mixed up in things and is quite entertaining when he is. Ultimately I feel like it could've been a lot better, which is its own sort of disappointment, even if it's a decent watch.

Within the group of the best animated Isekais, Tsuki ga Michibiku Isekai Douchuu 2nd Season would probably sit at the bottom of the list. That’s not a bad thing, as it’s still considered a good Isekai, but it’s just not among the absolute best. Obviously, this top-tier group is made up of the shows in Isekai Quartet, plus others not in that crossover like No Game No Life, Mushoku Tensei, and TenSura. Story: 7.4 The story is the same as any other Isekai: a human goes to another world, gets told to be a hero, and has super overpowered abilities. But due to "x" circumstances, he prefers not to be a direct adventurer and does something else on the side instead. Along the way, the protagonist makes girls fall in love with him who are way more powerful than the standard. As the story progresses, you run into the usual Isekai tropes: traveling through cities, seeing humans mistreat beastmen or demi-humans, your classic "joining the adventurer's guild and getting underestimated," and problems with the church. So, what makes it "different" or worth it story-wise? Well... It tries to be somewhat like TenSura by having him build his own city, so it gets a few points there. He doesn't go straight to the magic academy, and when he finally does, it's not to be a student—which adds some originality. Also, the fact that there are other reincarnated heroes makes it a bit more interesting, as it builds anticipation for their eventual reunion. But after that, it's mostly just the same old humans vs. demons conflict. Characters: 7.3 As for the characters, the protagonist's personality is generally the same as any other Isekai MC: good-natured, somewhat naive, and struggles to interact with women when romance is involved. What tries to set him apart a bit is that they attempt to give him a touch of "coldness," without turning him into a completely emotionless, revenge-driven edge-lord. On the other hand, the heroines are nothing to write home about, but at least they aren't totally one-dimensional or unbearable characters whose only traits are being strong and having big boobs. The only real standout in the main cast is that there's actually a guy in the group (who isn't a femboy), acting as an advisor, kind of like Demiurge from Overlord. Animation: 7.5 The animation is good. Nothing mind-blowing or wildly original if I compare it to Mob Psycho or Wistoria, but at least it's much more fluid than a PowerPoint presentation. Overall: 7 As I mentioned, it's the weakest Isekai within the top-tier Isekai group. There are no complicated plots or deep storylines; everything is straightforward. It's like watching an action movie—you don't expect crazy plot twists, just pure action. Tsuki ga Michibiku Isekai Douchuu 2nd Season gives you exactly that specific kind of fanservice: wanting to see the MC be overpowered, putting the bad guys in their place, dealing with simple complications, having a video game leveling system, etc.

Season 1 of Tsukimichi was pretty good. It had quite sufficient progress in terms of story and character development, there were lots of things ramping up and it made the 1st Season generally fun. Season 2 in this regard is a let down and while it still has some good moments, overall I feel like 25 episodes are severely lacking in plot department and feel like a major filler for what's to come. On one hand it shows more of the overall world MC resides in, power struggles and Heroes in this world as well, on the other hand the plot itself feels boring, most fight scenes are drawn out for no reason... scratch that ALL fights are drawn out like crazy. And there are really no satisfying paybacks of these. Season 2 as a whole is a weird kinda "school" arc with everything that goes along with it and basically to the very end it remains so. Development of some side characters is while fun to follow, still doesn't feel important for the overall story (at least at this stage). Hero struggles again, while fun are inconsequential for the most part. I guess it's required to get these characters in the story and that is the way it was written, but some of the personalities are what I would call cheesy at best. There is barely any focus on MC himself and his allies (even if they are on the screen their growth is very small compared to the overall season length), and in most events they are passive, which translates into quite a lot of unnecessary discussions as if who cares really. I enjoyed the part where MC couldn't adequately interact with humans as that made it one of the nice features of the show, but basically it's all gone now and doesn't matter anymore. I do hope that next season shifts focus from these forced "academy"-like things and moves elsewhere, at the very least we didn't have beach episodes and matsuri, I was low key expecting that. Yet again I feel like shows like Dan Machi (is it wrong to try to pickup girls...) who have at this point 4.5 seasons and keep expanding and growing strong are out of the ordinary and these ups and downs is what should be expected of a more average shows. Still a decent watch but I wish they raise the bar next time.

A great show in a most regards although hampered slightly by poor pacing, contrived progression, and occasionally shallow characterization. Despite these flaws, Tsukimichi is still a satisfying to watch due to its various twists and turns and the detailed digressions that do well to flesh out the world and minor characters. At first glance, Tsukimichi appears to be a poor imatation of Tensei Shitara Slime, but it excels in various aspects that the latter show fails. Due to the limited budget, the animation and music are nothing special, but are serviceable for what they are. Ultimately, Tsukimichi changes up the formula enough to make a beloved but tired genre feel fresh and exciting. Whilst not a masterpiece, a highly recommended for fans of the genre.

Sadly, I do think there has been way too many Isekai anime recently and the market is oversaturated, but I would recommend this anime despite of that. A lot of the shortfalls I see with Isekai is that the characters become so overpowered, that it never feels like they're in danger. There's nothing driving the plot. But this anime has a decent balance on that because the enemy of the character is not other people, but rather politics, the main character's insecurities and the Goddess herself. The thing that makes this anime different is that despite the 2 seasons it has released already, the same goal is still being pursued despite the various challenges that the character has faced. The character is also not afraid to change his mind against humans to suit his own needs and wants. The characters have good designs and they have good personalities and growth.

[JP, subtitles are above average; MC's haikus did not get localized, honorifics are present] For once a series that started in one place and then ended up in J.C. Staff didn't suffer poor treatment. This time around it is 2 cours long even. Against expectations with this studio there even remains some ecchi (but only the milk trucks). Jugging - Juggling a big number of characters individual character development is weaker than previously and loads of fights are condensed/simplified but room is kept for the "mains". Owing to the plot proceeding I enjoyed as much as the first cour, only by differing categories. There is less comedy this time for example. If I have something to complain about it will be that one of the heroes receives the bare minimum of time to pin his place and roles in the story. At the same time I'm thankful no time was used in excess upon him because his character is kind of limited by the interactions with those around him being dominated by his magan. That concludes the review. For clarification of my beef with J.C. Staff they have acquired a streak of terribly misplaced SFX in most of their projects including DanMachi, Index 3, Baraou, Shokei Shoujo, Flying Witch, Nanatsu no Maken, One Punch Man 2... it would be less work to name what they have not blundered and honestly I cannot think of any in recent memory. For that reason I even think this show was might have seen work by the same team from C2C or been under directives by a producer. Thank god for it.

This is my favorite anime. Its much and much better than Long useless story like onepeace or my hero academy. I prefer to rewatch this anime forever rhe plot is wonderfull. Power of the main character is logical. Story telling goes well too. Its not too fast nor slow. Many of people could enjoy about its art, story, and scenes. Ones of top isekai anime.It has a good world and is described in an interesting way. The details are easy to understand and easy to understand. Both seasons one and two were great. The story progresses in such a way that each episode you create a whole theory in your mind and a lot of interesting questions arise for you. It is one of those animes that you can't ignore unless you have a personal animosity towards Issei. You can love and enjoy it no matter what age, country, or culture you are from. I recommend this anime to isekai lover. The system of the power are balance in the anime nobody are unbeatable almost gods of the world. It has an interesting setting, while being an anime that shows the beauty of friendship. In order not to get boring, it shows you attractive fights that will make you disappear. The story is not too cheesy and childish, nor too harsh and dry. It is a completely quality anime in every way.

Alright, let’s start with the basics, basically keeping almost the same review as for season one, since the overall quality remained about the same. Story: 6/10 Characters: 8.5/10 Animation: 6.5/10 Soundtrack: 7/10 Comedy: 7/10 A few notes regarding this season: I really liked how they dove deeper into the story — it gave everything much more depth and weight. Another positive point was the protagonist’s relationships, both with the people around him and, most importantly, with our beloved Mio and Tomoe. We got a lot more development in terms of friendship and emotional bonds this time around, and I genuinely appreciate that. Well, another isekai with an overpowered protagonist... but this time there's a twist — I actually like the protagonist. I appreciate how he has his own personality, principles, and how he grows throughout the series. He’s not just another bland, soft-hearted, goody-two-shoes isekai lead. No — he has character. And with that character comes anger, vengeance, irony, sadism, happiness, love, compassion, and all the other emotions a human being should have. On top of that, the main female leads — specifically Tomoe, Mio, and Emma — are all incredibly charming in their own uniquely twisted ways. I really enjoyed how each of them was developed in a completely different direction, from their personalities to their powers and personal goals. Another big plus, in my opinion, is the supporting cast. Surprisingly enough, unlike 90% of isekai shows, the side characters here are actually interesting and have their own personalities. As for the negatives, I'd point to the animation. With just a bit more budget, this anime could have been so much better. It’s not a dealbreaker, but it’s clear that a little more investment would’ve made a big difference. Another point — which can be seen as both a pro and a con — is the protagonist’s neutrality. On one hand, it’s refreshing and realistic that he doesn’t want to get involved in other people’s messes. But on the other hand, as a viewer, it can be a bit frustrating how slow Makoto is to take action sometimes. That said, I’d give it a solid 7.8/10. Definitely worth your time. Bom, comecemos pelo mais simples, mantendo basicamente quase a mesma review da primeira temporada, visto que a qualidade se manteu a mesma. Enredo: 7/10 Personagens: 8,5/10 Animação: 6,5/10 Trilha sonora: 7/10 Comedia: 7/10 Alguns adendos relativos a essa temporada, Gostei como se aprofundaram bem mais na historia, trouxe uma melhor profundidade a tudo, outro ponto positivo, foi a relação do nosso protagonista, tanto com as pessoas a sua volta, quanto principalmente com nossas amadas, Mio e Tomoe. Tivemos bem mais desenvolvimento nas relações de amizade e afeto, gosto disso. Bom, mais um isekai com protagonista overpower... mas dessa vez tem o diferencial de eu gostar do protagonista, gosto de como ele tem personalidade própria, princípios e de como ele evolui ao decorrer da obra. Ele não se mostra so mais uma massa amorfa e sem personalidade como todo maldito protagonista fofinho e bonzinho de isekai, não, ele tem personalidade e junto a ela, vem raiva, vingança, ironia, sadismo, felicidade, amor, compaixão e diversos outros sentimentos que um ser humano deve ter. Além disso, tem ótimas protagonistas femininas, mais especificamente Tomoe, Mio e Emma, todas extremamente apaixonantes com suas personalidades distorcidas... gosto de como desenvolveram cada uma de uma maneira completamente diferente da outra. Desde suas personalidades a seus poderes e aspirações. Outro ponto positivo na minha opinião são todos os outros personagens secundários, que por incrível que pareça, diferente de 90% dos isekais, são interessantes e tem personalidade própria. Como ponto negativo citaria a animação, com um pouco mais de orçamento esse anime serie muito!! melhor, não que isso seja um real problema, mas realmente um pouco mais de investimento fez falta. Outro ponto que pode ser negativo, mas ao mesmo tempo positivo, é a neutralidade do nossos protagonista, é algo agradável, visto que é logico não querer se envolver em problemas, alheios, mas em contrapartida, para nos os espectadores, pode ser um pouco irritante a demora em tomar uma iniciativa por parte do Makoto. Dito isto, um solido 8 Vale a pena investir seu tempo.