Ranked #751

Aa! Megami-sama!: Sorezore no Tsubasa

This is a really good series that you should definitely watch if you have watched the first season. The story picks up after the first season left off and the characters are more fully developed and more friendships are made :)

Story:
The story was very good. Nothing too new from last season but it was still well thought out. The only downside is taht some of the epsiodes were very similar to some of the episodes from last season.

Art:
In my opinion the art has definitely improved from last season. The art is more high-quality and better detailed. The only problem I have is the ears o.o those are way tooooo big and stick far out from the head.

Sound:
Amazing sound! Opening and ending themes were nice, the characters voices fit well with the show (except for Marler's) and the background tracks were just outstanding!

Character:
The characters from last season were developed even further which made them morel ikeable. New characters from this season however were not. They just show up for one episode then disappear. Some do however appear in a few places in the show.

Enjoyment:
I completely enjoyed this. There were a few episodes every now and then that were so boring to watch that I was almost to tears but I'm glad that I watched this.

Overall:
If you watched the first season I highly highly highly recommend that you watch this season. :) read more

Ah! My Goddess: Sorezore no Tsubasa is the continuing story Keichi Morisato and the Goddess, Belldandy, who promised too stay by his side. Taking place one year after the events in Ah! My Goddess, not much has changed. Keichi still lives with Belldandy and her older sister Urd and her younger sister Skuld. Belldandy and Keichi still havn't kissed or enegaged in anything beyond hand holding, which can get frustrating at times, though they confess often to loving each other. In these new stories Urd and Skuld get there own romances, which is nice, and some competiton for Keichi appears int he form of the goddess Peorth, who has a grudge against Belldandy.

The thing that most stands out in this series is it's beauty. The art is lush and colorful, each character uniquely drawn to stand out from the others. The music is at time breathe taking. Especially the opening song Shiawase no Iro sung by Yoko Ishida, who's voice is pure and lovely. Ah! My Goddess: Sorezore no Tsubasa still features the laugh out loud moments as the first did.

In summation, this series is sure to make tears come to you're eyes, whether with mirth or with heavy emotion. Ah! My Goddess: Sorezore no Tsubasa is definitely worth watching.
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