Tsuki ga Michibiku Isekai Douchuu 2nd Season

Serriously till episode 13,the pace of the story is perftly going ahead. Not boring not rushed. Feels good to watch.
The animation is satisfying, the story is engaging and the characters seems very real and have good development.
Although be sure not to get too deep about the characters as some of them are pretty fuked up pure NTR.
The asshole characters get much screen time and gets more bitches while our mc roams alone everywhere like a left over kid trying to play with his magic powers alone in his basement,or he is afraid of woman maybe.
I think its one of those best isekai out ... there.Its as entertaining as season 1 was if you liked it though. but the only thing i hate that all the characters are way mature and act adult but the mc still act childish af and also there are some cencored adult scenes in manga but it wasn't animated which impact on how we see the character or think about them.if they wete animated we would have hated a particular character more that what we saw in anime. (ch64)

I don't know if its just me or maybe the site I was watching this show through, but the pacing is just terrible and I feel like the story is skipping around left and right. Clearly I'm missing something, because I'm usually the person to rate an Isekai higher than the average score, but this experience has been so abysmally bad compared to S1 its almost a joke. Someone please tell me I'm wrong, because I really want to like S2, the premise is good and the story has a good foundation but the execution just feels lacking in so many ways.

While this anime had some interesting ideas and takes on the isekai genre, they ultimately fall flat and do not add anything interesting to the plot, characters, or animation on this second season. There is absolutely nothing left unique about this anime, and even the only gimmick the main character has is never expanded on or used in any meaningful or interesting way.

Character development is abysmal, even for your average isekai. The characters don't change, and if they do something, it's only for the plot to advance, not the other way around. This point is particularly jarring, as the setup is all there for multiple ... characters, but for some unknown reason, the anime never explores more than surface level issues for every single character in the story.

The story features terrible tone shifts and an aimless direction on what to show and how to do it. Sometimes the characters are making jokes when the context and situation is dire or very serious, and sometimes the story has no idea if it should be dramatic, tragic, funny, or serious. One episode might feature a character going through strong and sad emotions, and then the next couple of episodes never mention or acknowledge that the character ever went through such an emotional struggle.

The sound design and soundtrack are incredibly unremarkable and forgettable. One of the openings is somewhat catchy, but you are not going to remember any actual soundtracks that play during the episodes. The impact of weapons, spells or anything similar is also very weak and is only serviceable. The more you pay attention to it, the more you will notice this issue.

Animation should be at least engaging and fluid, especially with how many episodes of this season are just slides with characters talking and talking until the episode ends. Sadly, this is not the case at all. Rather than saving the budget for the fights, it seems like there is simply no budget at all. Even during the few short fight scenes, there are a lot of stills or they just switch to characters talking during the fight. The other trick that is widely used is how rather than show you the impact of an explosion or strong attack directly, the anime will show you instead how things around the fight (like trees, buildings, objects, etc) move around with very basic animations.

Finally, the biggest problem with this seaon (and the main reason why this is not recommended) is how boring it insists to be. There are plenty of other animes with a better pay off, better setting, better characters and better animation while still being an average isekai. While similar anime at least attempt to explore the same tired and tried tropes of isekai or even a subpar romance, the second season of Tsuki ga Michibiku Isekai Douchuu stubbornly refuses to try anything at all.

Even if you are still OK watching this season with everything I described, you may find that spending 10 hours to watch this was just not the best use of your time, especially if you were looking for a way to kill time while having fun; there is no fun to be found here.