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The greatest entry in the Monogatari franchise, and the fruition of protagonist Koyomi's growth into maturity.
Here we are, my pick for the greatest entry in the Monogatari series. While Bakemonogatari and Nisemonogatari introduce each of the characters and gives viewers a charmingly bizarre introduction to Koyomi and his group of supernatural friends, Second Season pushes these previously established relati…
Read full review on AniList →A fantastic entry in the series. Nisio outdoes himself by utilizing First Season's foundations to their fullest.
# __Spoilers ahead for all of Second Season__
A prime example of how imaginative and unique Nisio can really be with his writing. All the concepts and characters built up within the first season come to a head, each going some different, bizarre direction that the viewer may have never expected. A…
Read full review on AniList →Playing a Character and Becoming, or Saving, Yourself
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#__ ~~~Playing a Character and Becoming, or Saving, Yourself ~~~__
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(I am doing a review series as I rewatch through the entirety of the Monogatari series, so check out my previous reviews. This might be my last review for the series—we’ll see if I’m able to find the motivation to maybe writ…
Read full review on AniList →Second Season takes Monogatari to incredible heights with its five fascinating and deeply resonant stories.
Monogatari Series: Second Season is one of the more critically acclaimed instalments of the Monogatari series and for a good reason. It continues the story and the character arcs in very compelling, and sometimes highly unexpected ways.
~~~__The Structure__~~~
Each arc of Second Season takes the c…
Read full review on AniList →WHO WANTS SOME MORE SWEET MONOGATARI
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The Monogatari Series is no doubt a phenomenal series (as made crystal clear by its massive cult following).
To be more precise though, it is _overall_ a fantastic series. There is a variation of brilliance in each arc. Bakemonogatari specializes in ar…
Read full review on AniList →Nothing In Life Is Set In Stone, But Happiness Will Come To People Who Keep Living - Monogatari Second Season Review
# ~~~This Review will be about Monogatari Second Season, but mainly focus on the Hitagi End arc and my personal connection with it.~~~
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This season had so many unexpected turns, funny moments, and emotional scenes. Most o…
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I did not truely understand the obsession and passion fans had for Monogatari until until _Monogatari Series Second Season_. _Bakemonogatari_ floored me. It’s truely a work of art. When I finished it, I craved the next hit.
But I was left somewhat disappoi…
Read full review on AniList →A masterpiece in terms of storytelling and character development
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"Monogatari Series: Second Season" is a masterpiece in terms of storytelling that features some of the most interesting characters, development and story arcs that I've ever seen in anime and is only enhanced by studio Shaft and its incredible art-style, anim…
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Read full review on AniList →“People have to save themselves. One person saving another is impossible.” – Meme Oshino
Preliminary: The order by appearance(anime) is: Bake -> Nise -> NekoKuro -> 2nd season(NekoShiro) ->Kizu.
The chronological order, however, is: Kizu -> NekoKuro -> Bake -> Nise -> 2nd series(NekoShiro).
In principle, however, the order doesn't make too much of a difference as long as you watch Nisem…
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