Gin no Saji 2nd Season

This isn't an actual review. More of a request. I want more. Give me more. I need closure. I want to see Mikage's dad chasing after Hachiken with deadly intent after he proposes. I also want to see Komaba finally getting his own ranch. I need more. I want more.
On that note this season was good as well. Not as much as the first one, but still good enough to make you want more. The characters haven't changed from last season and that shows consistency. It was nice to see all of them grow. Especially the MC. Like last time i obviously recommend this anime. ... A hidden diamond.

What is a silver spoon? A silver spoon represents a person with a wealthy and privileged background, and this show is a gentle reminder that these privileges are not something that we should all be taking granted of. This show is so much more than just stardew valley the anime, it introduces you to a whole new side of agriculture while teaching many valuable life lessons. It is down to earth, yet still a fun watch because of its great comedy. The story follows Hachiken, a high school student who enrolled in an agricultural school to run away from his parents and to figure out ... what to do with his life. Despite having significantly better grades than everyone else, he is quickly humbled as he finds himself lacking a goal in life, while everyone else around him already has a clear direction in life.

One of the most interesting aspects of Silver Spoon is definitely the agricultural side. The show takes lots of time introducing viewers to various production processes in farms. It shows the tediousness and struggles that farmers have to face everyday, and really makes you appreciate their hard work a lot more. None of these parts of the show felt like information dumps either, as a lot of this knowledge is carefully placed in the characters’ everyday life.

A running theme throughout the second season is the concepts of privileges and dreams, and that not everyone can achieve them. Unlike Hachiken, not everyone at his school is blessed with a stable income. Some of their farms might not be in the best financial state, and their families on the verge of bankruptcy. We witness how despite one’s many efforts, not everything works out well and not everyone’s dreams actually come true. Despite that, it still doesn’t stop our main character from encouraging other characters to continue pursuing their dreams, and its honestly really inspiring. There are many other unique ideas explored in the show too which other series rarely touch upon, like the morality of killing animals in farms.

There are many shows that involve obscure topics while attempting to convey a message, but many are poorly executed or simply fail. Silver spoon presents its ideas through a casual, comedic way, yet it still moves you and makes you sympathize with its characters. To me, silver spoon has everything that an ideal slice of life should have: A fun cast of characters, a unique setting, subtle drama and a meaningful message. It has a good amount of maturity and realism to it, but also the perfect amount of comedy to balance it out. The show represents how emotional stories and messages can be shown in the simplest stories, which is the reason why I love the slice of life/drama genre so so so much. It’s honestly crazy how unknown this show is, considering that it was written by the same author who wrote fullmetal alchemist. It is truly a shame that the show never got a third season and the anime’s story will never come to an end, but the experience this show has given me will still be unforgettable.

Well, well, well, what do we have here? Gin No Saji 2nd Season, eh? Let's see if it's worth your time or not.

The Story continues the story of Hachiken, a city boy who attends an agricultural school in the countryside. The second season explores deeper into Hachiken's character development as he continues to face challenges and obstacles in his quest to become a farmer. The show also delves into the lives of the other students at the school, exploring their relationships with each other and the challenges they face in their own lives.

About The art style and animation is top-notch, with a vibrant and ... colorful palette that perfectly captures the beauty of the countryside. The animation is smooth and fluid, making for an enjoyable viewing experience.

The opening and ending theme songs for 2nd Season are fantastic, capturing the tone and themes of the show perfectly. However, the OST isn't particularly memorable or standout.

Enjoyment Experience:
Overall, Gin No Saji 2nd Season is a thoroughly enjoyable anime that offers a unique and refreshing perspective on rural life. The character development is well-done, the animation is top-notch, and the story is engaging from start to finish. I highly recommend giving it a watch.

So, my dear reader, I give a rating of 8,333 out of 10. And, if you're a fan of slice-of-life anime or just looking for something different, I'd definitely recommend giving it a watch.