After discovering that Neuroi are capable of communication with humans and making peace with the nest above Gallia the Witches squads are now on a mission to re-establish communication when a sudden attack vanishes the Neuroi; they now discover a new and massive nest that just appeared covering almost all Europe. Ruthless and without mercy it annihilates allied forces along with Witches. Word of the attack reaches Fuso and a support battalion is deployed to rescue the survivors. Among the rescue team is the former Striker captain Mio Sakamoto and the now civilian Yoshika Miyafuji who want to save their dear friends.
(Source: Anime News Network)
Is it better? Is it worse? Either way, it's more Strike Witches.
Note: This review contains spoilers for Strike Witches season 1.
When we last left our heroes, a human-shaped Neuroi had attempted to make contact with Yoshika Miyafuji, only for the corrupt navy to use stolen Neuroi technology to create a new weapon, The Warlock, shattering all attempts at commun…
Ultimately it's a War Anime turned Ecchi with Plot Armour, A waste of potential even worse then its first season
Strike Witches Season 2 where do I even begin.
Right from the start I notice several flaws such as Yoshika stealing a striker unit of from a military base which would already land her in more than just hot water and whilst the Major being able to cut beams was cool and all it would have been more p…