Jigokuraku 2nd Season

3 episodes and it s peak, it has everything u want, animations are peak, story is pretty good for an anime like that, the schizo guy whose wife is most likely nonexistent and just wants to fight the gods from the island, as usual a party where everyone has a different role, fights and dialogue is well structured and you don t see PNGS moving like in OPM, it deserves a better rating tbh, over 8.50, new opening is peak as well, i doubt there is a better one atm unless jjk glazers come and say smth abt it. Conclusion of 3 eps, absolute cinema

With only three episodes out, Hell’s Paradise Season 2 already shows that it came back strong.
The animation is great. The action is well done, hits have real impact, and everything feels fluid and easy to follow. Visually, it stays solid the entire time, and the direction knows exactly when to speed things up and when to build tension.
The atmosphere is still heavy and violent, just like Hell’s Paradise has always been. The island continues to feel dangerous, and that constant sense of threat really helps the pacing.
The characters are still working well, and here’s the mandatory comment: hey Sagiri, the MC is married, you know ... 😅. Those interactions remain one of the more fun and interesting parts of the show.
With just three episodes, it’s already clear that the production quality is strong and there’s no unnecessary padding. If it keeps this level, it should stay very enjoyable.
⭐ Score: 7/10

Season 2 of Hell’s paradise brings the same energy, excitement, and quality as the first season, but it goes heavy on plotlines and scenes that will have you thinking: “I can’t believe it’s not hentai!”. As if the first season didn’t have enough gooner scenes, the second season ensures that more characters are able to get in on the fun, with more detail and plot relevance given to intercourse, because why not?

Overall, the second season of Hell’s paradise is about what you’d expect, but the fan service (if you can even call it that) seriously gets in the way. It could be ignored in ... season one, but it’s incredibly prominent and the producers basically demand that you watch it in order to better understand the world building they’re trying to do. It feels like their method to distract viewers from asking “what sense does that make?” And force their lazy writing through. They’re hoping you pay more attention to the massive chests and naked women on screen and less attention to the deteriorating plot. It’s tragic, but this season is shaping up to be full of slop.