IDOLiSH7 Second Beat!

I already wrote a review on this show for season 1 and gave it a 9/10, but I decided to come back and rate this show a 10/10 because it is amazing!! Seriously, I love this show. The characters, the animation, the storyline, and the music are everything!!

One of the best things this show did was the introduction of Re:Vale, not only did this duo thicken the plot and add to the drama, but they bring a nice comedy and more insight to the music industry. If you don't fall in love with Momo, or if Yuki doesn't pique your interest, you're lying. We ... already have our main boys of idolish7, and the rivals TRIGGER, but Re:Vale adds a balance and really makes you feel like you are watching diverse idol groups go about their journey in show business.

This season is so amazing because the character development and storylines are top tier. There are a lot of characters, but I never felt overwhelmed or confused on each person's storyline. You will be HOOKED. The drama and emotional relationships that are presented make you keep watching and watching - one thing this show won't do is make you bored. The music is also so good, for me personally there are some TRIGGER and Mezzo (Sogo and Tamaki's duo) songs that I even found on Apple Music and saved, that's how much I liked them. The stage/concert scenes are animated great, and I love how each group has their own personal look as well.

You will not regret watching this show, and this second beat elevates idolish7 and their journey even more into stardom. It allows you to be excited for the future of idolish7, even for TRIGGER, Mezzo and RE:Vale, while also leaving enough wiggle room for anything to happen in the future for the group as you follow their journey.

Okay, this season was SO worth the watch. I was hooked almost all the time.

While practically almost everything was great, what I loved most about this season was pretty much about the characters: the valuable characterizations, relatively even attention onto characters, also good attention onto characters that we didn't get to see much of in the first season, the way Re:vale was introduced and included a sufficient amount of times, just- yes.

It did feel a bit too wild with the cliche everything's-somehow-connected/it's-a-small-world kind of trope, but nevertheless, almost every single bit made sense. Even though the first season already made the characters feel ... like real humans with feelings and struggles, the season season really made it feel like that all the more. It was truly a valuable, emotional ride.

The voice-acting was extra good, too! Especially during the heart-breaking parts. Sometimes I'd even only get really emotional and start crying because of how i can sense how strongly the characters feel by their voices alone. The actors really did an exceptional job with such moments. Riku and Tamaki's voice actors are honorable mentions (though all of them did very well).

The way songs were embroidered into the anime felt even better, too! Not too little, but also logically and flowing well. Not to mention, I like the songs in this season quite more than I do in the previous season. They're more enjoyable to listen according to my tastes, and they have lovely lyrics that feel like they match with their respective stories all the more. Especially the general ending itself, like damn, I'm really in love with it and its pv. I'm going to miss seeing it at the end of each episode.

I definitely would recommend this season to anyone. Again, it was really worth the watch, so I can't help but do hope more people get to watch this!

So I just marathon this anime from Season 1 to Season 2
I really enjoy the 1st season but in 2nd season the story become heavier (soo deep)
I mean too much emotional scene in the story
Adding deep story to Music genre will decrease your enjoyment to the music it self.
They have 7 main character that's a lot and make a problem. The problem is not because how many character it have, but the transition between the character and story. Having deep story, too much transition without completing the story (scene) that's confusing. Imagine you are angry right now and listen to happy music, can you happy? ... while watching this season I was like whathetkgjrlewkgjeorigjfv;m;we, and when they singing I can't feel the song.

Is there any Music genre anime with heavy story (deep)? well actually yes.
Shoujo Kageki Revue Starlight, they are fighting each other the winner get a hope, the loser lost it hope.
22/7 (Nanabun no Nijyuuni), from the beginning (1st episode) of the story already tell us deep story.
Why that two anime still good even having a deep story?
Because the story and the song is match, but for IDOLiSH7 2nd season the song and the story doesn't match. That's why for me 2nd season not that good.
After all, sorry for my rip english but that's my feeling about this anime.