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| Not a fan of Iska’s new design and I feel the episode was too fast paced. As long as there are good romance and action moments tho, it’s ok. |
| took 4 years to get sequel of this... and looks so good so far |
| Ahhh I smiled so big when I saw S2 release. They could've done a recap at least after 4 years, but it's so refreshing to see "Kirito" and "Asuna" again. |
| him bumping into the princess at the end was hilarious. I missed this anime |
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Reply to KANLen09
The 2nd of 3 works from the imitation novelist of Kei Sazane for this year: the return of Fall 2020's KimiSen, which I find it to be rather horrible. But thinking back now, I felt that I've given the show a rather harsh negative score, and I'm hoping that Season 2 will change things for the better after 3.5 years.
AliA comes back again for yet another OP since last season's Gods' Game We Play (also written by Kei Sazane), and... I pretty much preferred Kaori Ishihara's Season 1 OP by a LONG stretch.
Diving right into the LN's continuation from Volume 5, it's the affair of the Witch between the Lou Nebulis girls of Alice, Sisbell and Elletear, in wanting Iska to become one's guard, as well as his friends from the 907th Unit, protecting a witch like Mismis, which her situation only can call forth someone like Iska to do the job, if clearly putting Sisbell on the line as an astral mage whom the Empire is clearly after. Alice clearly hasn't given up on thinking about Iska either, after this long.
Sisbell's escort mission as a last resort to stop the war between the Empire and the Nebulis Sovereignity, even Zoa's Masked Lord is no doubt that it'll be a straightforward affair that leads to war. In fact, this is much more of a war between sisters, as they all gather at South Altoria Station for the same mission in their various groups.
This doesn't look all that different from Silver Link's shtick, even with Studio Palette aiding in production. Still, I want to know how deep the bottom of the barrel will Kei Sazane's ONLY anime sequel will go for yet another season.
AliA comes back again for yet another OP since last season's Gods' Game We Play (also written by Kei Sazane), and... I pretty much preferred Kaori Ishihara's Season 1 OP by a LONG stretch.
Diving right into the LN's continuation from Volume 5, it's the affair of the Witch between the Lou Nebulis girls of Alice, Sisbell and Elletear, in wanting Iska to become one's guard, as well as his friends from the 907th Unit, protecting a witch like Mismis, which her situation only can call forth someone like Iska to do the job, if clearly putting Sisbell on the line as an astral mage whom the Empire is clearly after. Alice clearly hasn't given up on thinking about Iska either, after this long.
Sisbell's escort mission as a last resort to stop the war between the Empire and the Nebulis Sovereignity, even Zoa's Masked Lord is no doubt that it'll be a straightforward affair that leads to war. In fact, this is much more of a war between sisters, as they all gather at South Altoria Station for the same mission in their various groups.
This doesn't look all that different from Silver Link's shtick, even with Studio Palette aiding in production. Still, I want to know how deep the bottom of the barrel will Kei Sazane's ONLY anime sequel will go for yet another season.
KANLen09 said: This doesn't look all that different from Silver Link's shtick, even with Studio Palette aiding in production. It's the opposite. Silver Link is helping but not sure with which part considering that most of the staff working on this season is from Studio Palette. |
Chipp12Jul 16, 6:45 AM
| I’m glad this is back, don’t get me wrong. But is anyone else disappointed in the art / animation change? I noticed the different eyes right away. I liked that aqua color the captain’s crest had in the first season, not its gold. I know they change studios for different seasons, but come on, try to give us something similar. Not as bad as season 4 of DxD but I still am sad. |
ejleonJul 17, 9:11 PM
Note: I don’t lazily watch 3-5 episodes, biasedly compare to other anime, or unfairly judge by surface level similarities. With every anime I start, I watch the entire series, both Japanese Sub & English Dub, then judge each anime based on what they present, to give an honest and fair rating.  |
| No lie, I don't remember anything about the first season. I might do a re-watch of S1, or at the very least, find a recap and come back to this later. |
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| I forgot that every female character in this show is attracted to Isuka, good old harem trope. |
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