Tate no Yuusha no Nariagari Season 2

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There were some boring parts to it and I feel like some of it was rushed and underdeveloped, however, it's an overall enjoyable sequel if you're not the overly critical stuck up watcher. I wasn't a fan of Part 1 but it needed to be there, Part 2 was fairly entertaining even though the main antagonists were subpar, and Part 3 just felt like a little extra bit of fan service, could or could not be your cup of tea. It's not perfect in the slightest, but, it's nice to know what happened next after season 1 and the main cast developed pretty ... well. If you liked S1 Shield Hero, you'll enjoy it if you just back and relax.

English.
What a most disappointing second season, the beginning was one of the most bad and boring beginnings of the season that I have seen, I really did not feel that the series reached something, but after that first part everything is improving quite well, I don't think it is the best path that the series could take but it was a path that gives it a quite fun and interesting plot twist, I think that the series did drop a tremendous drop in quality that was quite evident, the animation did not go down but neither did the story She herself knows where to go ... or where they want to go, it was a world that doesn't know what it wants to do or how it wants to do it. We still don't know what caused all the waves and I don't think we'll know for a while since that's the mystery. main part of the series, if it's worth watching I think just a little and only the second part, from then on the first chapter is just so you know what will happen in the season, from there I'll go to 6 or 9 to continue from There, from chapter 2 to 5, it's not worth it in my opinion or I get very bored.
A second season that I don't recommend so much but if you already saw the previous one you can also see it, it's not good at all until after the first part and from then on it improves little by little.

Español.
Que segunda temporada tan mas decepcionante, el principio fue de los inicios de temporada tan mas malos y aburridos que he visto, en verdad no sentí que la serie llegara a algo, pero tras esa primera parte todo va mejorando bastante bien, no creo que es el mejor camino que pudo llevar la serie pero fue un camino que le da un giro de trama bastante divertido e interesante, creo que eso si la serie dio un bajón de calidad tremendo que fue bastante evidente, la animación no bajo pero la historia ni ella misma sabe a donde ir o a donde quisieran llegar, fue un mundo el cual no sabe que quiere hacer o como lo quiere hacer todavía no sabemos que fue lo que provoco todas las olas y no creo que sepamos en un buen rato ya que es el misterio principal de la serie, si vale la pena verla creo que solo un poco y solo la segunda parte, de ahí en adelante el primer capitulo solo es para que sepas que sucederá en la temporada, de ahí pasare hasta el 6 o 9 para seguir desde ahí, del capitulo 2 al 5 no vale mucho la pena desde mi parecer o me aburro muchísimo a mi.
Una segunda temporada que no la recomiendo tanto pero que si ya viste la anterior también podrás ver está, no es nada buena hasta después de la primera parte y de ahí en adelante va mejorando de poco en poco.

Tate no Yuusha Season 2, unfortunately, fails to live up to the expectations set by its predecessor, delivering a lackluster and disappointing experience for fans of the series. One of the most glaring issues that immediately stands out is the animation and character design. The lack of facial expressions makes it challenging to connect with the characters emotionally, hindering any attempts to understand their feelings or motivations. Whether it's anger, joy, or sadness, every scream feels indistinguishable, further dampening the impact of critical scenes.

The show also suffers from inconsistent character development and shallow storytelling. Characters flip-flop between sides too quickly, making it difficult to believe ... in the relationships and alliances that form. There seems to be a lack of planning and hidden agendas, reducing the complexity and depth of the plot. Furthermore, the ease with which characters are manipulated and convinced takes away the tension and excitement that should be present in a fantasy series like this.

The lack of difficulty in defeating bosses and beasts removes any sense of challenge or accomplishment for the protagonists. Battles that should have been epic and thrilling end up feeling mundane and underwhelming. As a result, the story becomes stale and uninteresting, with very few engaging action sequences to keep you invested.

The addition of a harem subplot feels forced and unconvincing, failing to add any meaningful value to the overall narrative. It's more of a distraction than a contributing factor, detracting from the main storyline. Moreover, the characters in the show seem to be either over-informed or entirely ignorant, leaving no room for gradual discovery or development.

The presence of unnecessary cute creatures with weird sounds only serves gratuitous fanservice. Their roles could have been replaced with a more thought-out system, like the gemstone concept mentioned (the closer you are to your destination the shinier the stone). This would have enhanced the story's depth and relevance instead of providing empty and distracting fluff.

The perspectives of Glass, Lark, and the 3rd partner lack proper justification and explanation, making it challenging for viewers to understand their motivations and actions. The rapid shift from enemies to allies feels poorly executed and does not resonate with you, leaving a feeling of dissatisfaction.

The art style quality is further hindered by poorly designed head shapes for some characters, making it visually unappealing and distracting from the overall experience. It's disappointing to see such attention to detail lacking in an animated series.

The main villain, "Kyo," suffers from lackluster characterization, failing to possess any qualities that make a formidable adversary. He lacks strength, motivation, planning, and charisma, making him forgettable and unremarkable as a villain. A good antagonist should inspire awe and fear, but "Kyo" falls flat.

Furthermore, the plot, scenario, and character writing all feel poorly executed, with little to no cleverness in the storytelling. The season feels like a filler, lacking the depth and excitement that I anticipated.

The concept of "power of friendship" has been overused in anime, and in this case, it feels forced and clichéd. It detracts from the seriousness of the plot and undermines the potential for a more intricate and engaging narrative.

Additionally, the absence of memorable music and special moments is another missed opportunity for the show to leave a lasting impression on its audience. A strong soundtrack and impactful scenes can elevate an anime to greatness, but Tate no Yuusha Season 2 fails to deliver in this aspect.

In conclusion, Tate no Yuusha Season 2 struggles with a myriad of issues, including lackluster animation, shallow character development, an uninspired plot, and unimpressive writing. The lack of effort in various aspects of the show results in a subpar experience that fails to captivate or leave a lasting impression. As a result, it may leave you disappointed and longing for the excellence that the first season promised.

Ratings:

Plot: 5/10
While the plot does have some shortcomings, it still manages to deliver a decent narrative with a mix of action and adventure. It may not be as strong as the first season, but it provides some engaging moments.

Art Style: 6/10
The art style remains generally appealing and consistent throughout the season. While there are some issues with character head shapes, it doesn't significantly impact the overall visual experience.

Animation: 6/10
Although the lack of facial expressions is a drawback, the animation is generally smooth and well done in other aspects, particularly during action sequences.

Main Characters: 5/10
While the main characters are serviceable, they lack the depth and development needed to truly stand out. They might not be as memorable or compelling as one would hope for in a fantasy anime.

Side Characters: 3/10
The side characters are criticized for their quick shifts in allegiance and easy manipulation, reducing their impact on the story and making their presence less meaningful.

Villains: 2/10
The main villain, "Kyo," receives strong criticism for lacking compelling traits or motivations, making him forgettable and unimpressive as an antagonist.

Music: 5/10
While the soundtrack provides some background atmosphere, it fails to leave a lasting impression. The lack of standout tracks and memorable musical moments takes away from the overall impact of the series.

Fight Scenes: 4/10
The fights are noted to lack difficulty and challenge, resulting in underwhelming and unexciting battle sequences.

Enjoyment: 4/10
Given the numerous issues pointed out in the review, the overall enjoyment of Tate no Yuusha Season 2 is relatively low. It fails to capture the excitement and engagement that viewers would expect from a fantasy anime.

Overall: (4.5/10): Bad - Average