Ranked #427

Ah! My Goddess: Sorezore no Tsubasa

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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Introduction
The second season of Ah! My Goddess is a great compliment to the first season. With more characters, more romance, and more fun episodes, this series has definitely improved.

Story
Although the anime lacks a compelling, overarching story, I find the 1-2 episode stories to be very fun and entertaining. Each episode seems to center around a different character but shares a common thread of love and the importance of friendship and family. There are many new romantic developments that occur for side characters, but the Keiichi and Belldandy's relationship does not seem to progress as much as you would like it to. Still, there are plenty of ooh and aww moments as the new relationships are very cute.

Art and Sound
As expected, the art and sound haven't really changed much from the first season so there isn't much to add to this section.

Characters
Part of what I like about the series this time around is that they made Belldandy's character more human and imperfect. She gets drunk, her license is suspended, and she gets jealous and upset. Another plus is that they really focused more on relationships and the growth of all the side characters. For example, Otaki, Keiichi's senpai, was a very random character in season 1, but he actually shows a much softer and caring side when he gets a girlfriend.

Enjoyment
I found this season a lot more enjoyable than the first one. With more growth, better comedy, and a lot of touching scenes, it really leaves you feeling satisfied. Without a strong storyline and many characters to depict, the anime really focuses on creating a lot of fun situations so you cannot go wrong in terms of entertainment.

Conclusion
Although this season doesn't really bring anything new to the table, it serves its purpose well. It is a very entertaining, light-hearted, comedy with plenty of feel good moments. I definitely recommend it to anyone who watched the first season. read more