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A disappointing sequel.
I'll preface this review by saying that season 1 of tand was amazing and went down as my favourite anime oat. I then read the light novel (about 2 years before season 2 was released) and caught up pretty fast. It was really good, I won't lie.
So when season 2 released I was over the gosh darn moon…
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<p align="justify">Before I share my thoughts about Season 2, I definitely have to put my opinions on Season 1 as a reference.
<p align="justify">Season 1 is a polarizing anime for a lot of people. On one hand, some viewe…
Read full review on AniList →The downfall of a romance that had potential.
The spoilers in this review are blured.
The Angel Next Door Season 2 is such a letdown compared to Season 1. I didn't think much of Season 1 and thought, "Yeah, maybe it gets better now that they're officially a couple." No. This season starts when Amane and Mahiru just got together and ende on exa…
Read full review on AniList →The sequel to a good romance spits in the face of everything its predecessor built.
Second seasons in romance anime are usually pretty hard to get right. The confession is already done, the couple is finally dating, and all the prior conflicts are over now. So how do you continue the story? How do you stretch the narrative out for another 12 episodes? The second season of _The Ange…
Read full review on AniList →A disappointing sequel to one of my favorite romances.
Usually, I only write reviews when an anime I really like somehow fumbles toward the end, and unfortunately, that’s exactly what happened with this second season.
For context, this is my favorite romance anime, so I was REALLY looking forward to Season 2. But things didn’t turn out as great as I ex…
Read full review on AniList →The disappearance of the angel, the disappearance of Mahiru
Something that in any other romance anime might be its main strength or competitive edge when compared to others _—such as the fact that Amane and Mahiru are already an established couple by the start of this second season—_ became instead a burden for Otonari no Tenshi-sama, a burden the show was u…
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