7 Seeds 2nd Season

I know the first season had a ton of mixed reviews and I was pretty iffy about it as well, but I enjoyed it regardless. The second season though was a good chance to expand on ideas in the previous and show some actual character development that was much needed.

I binged the whole second season as soon as it came out and honestly I can confidently say that it was a lot better than the first season. In my opinion, characters were given more life and the main characters of this season were given a lot more screen time to show their character development. The pacing in this season also seemed to be a lot slower than the first season where it seemed like I was meeting a new set of characters per episode or the characters I had finally learned the names of were constantly changing environments (which to be fair is more or less part of the story).

SPOILERS AHEAD

Most of this season takes place on the groups' adventure through a ship they found. They discovered it was the last, unidentified, shelter that was able to flip vertically in water and remain afloat. They quickly find themselves in a predicament where they are stuck inside the ship and have to find a way to get out (there is a lot more to it once you actually watch it but I'm avoiding key plot points.)

Personally, their time inside the ship was my favorite part and i'm glad it was spaced out through multiple episodes. We were really able to see the characters personalities and see how much they have changed/grown since season 1. They have adjusted to the new world and working to make the best out of their situation. We see characters arguing over different perspectives and opinions about the world they live in and how to handle different situations. We learn more about the characters' past (some more than others) and some unsolved problems were answered in this season.

Unfortunately or fortunately, this second season also did not conclude the anime. The "ending" definitely left room for more and I hope this anime gets a third season, though I am sad that it will probably be at least another year till it gets released if it even gets confirmed by netflix.

I really wish people gave this show more of a chance, but I do understand why it gets some of the more negative reviews.

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*NO SPOILERS - VAGUE*

I haven't wrote a single review in the time that I have had an account for this website. This will be a quick review because of my lack of experience in writing one, yet alone a long one. All I really have to say, is that the plot development of the story was pretty slow. Half of this season consisted of one thing, which I will not say for anyone reading reviews beforehand. I was hoping that more of the groups would find each other, and that ---- and ---- would reunite. If I'm being honest, them meeting each other again is the main reason why I am watching this. This next part is in relation to both the first and the second season. I kind of wish that the narration wouldn't be so focused on Natsu. I like her, but I would like someone more exciting and less timid to be of major focus. I sometimes found myself annoyed at the fact that it took Natsu so long to only slightly stand up for herself or prove herself worthy. But nonetheless, I think that this anime is worth watching because the characters all have their individual traits that make them unique from another, and the storyline is interesting, leading you to always wonder what will happen next.

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--The review contains spoilers--


First of all, this is not season 2, I repeat this is NOT season 2!
This is the second part of season one. This part continues where the first part ended!

This continues where Summer A discovered that Hana died. This makes season 1 overall very complete and part 1 makes a ton more sense with this part added to it.

So now that is out of the way let's get to business.

This part completes the story of season 1. After Hana Summer A is having it's first trial. This trial results in overall more harmony for Summer A but a smaller Summer A. Certain team members decide to leave for various reasons.

This season heavily focuses on Summer B as they get 2 new members... little do they know that those 2 members are extremely dangerous. They however turn out to be vital for Summer B's survival as well as for this seasons climax! Summer B is quite carefree and makes a lot of mistakes, the 2 new individuals try to whip them in shape... or do they just want to get rid of them? All in all every character develops quite nicely through this part.

I am honestly very pleased with the character development. All the characters, the likable and less likable ones have major growths and think about what they have done so far. This allows them to see things in a new light. This also sets up the environment mindset wise for season 2 (if we will get any).

The art was pretty mediocre at times. I am not going into much detail other than the ship. It looked great but the animated bits were very blurry, hazey and clunky in my opinion. This also applies to other parts throughout the second part of season 1.

The story was very enjoyable. Since it was all released at once I was not stuck with cliffhangers and could just watch it at my own pace.

Sound effects could be weird at times but were overall okay. Nothing special, nothing lacking either.

This is a must watch if you watched part 1. Without this you have not watched the entire 1st season of 7 Seeds!

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Ah.. the second SEASON

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This won't be an in-depth review but more of a reaction of sorts.

I would first like to say that this anime REALLY gave off strong promise neverland and Btooom! vibes. For those who haven't seen one or the other, I suggest you watch them. (Promised neverland season 2 coming out this year in October btw)

Anyways, to start, this was far better than the 1st season as it mainly focused on the rise of each season and how they formed groups along with first-hand problems in this dystopian like environment. They often switched back and forth between teams and characters as a feeble attempt for character development. I eventually found it quite confusing towards the end of the 1st season.

Now the second season is a lot better because it was able to permeate each character hence manifesting a more intriguing story. The characters -- especially the main ones had more screen time and they fleshed out very nicely. Compared to the 1st where they were very static, this season they arguably were round.

The ultimatum of the second season would be to have hope for the main characters ESPECIALLY FOR HANA AND ARASHI TO FRIKEN SEE EACH OTHER. And for their longevity and prosperous life.

It is within the last episodes did I find that was the best. They were able to really show how Ango changes as a person and realize that he wasn't as bad as he portrayed himself. And was a bit refreshing to see Ryo not be a shady pain in the ass for once.

Arashi still has the same mindset but is a better person. Semmy, being forced to interact more is less of a nuisance but will get cocky at times. I feel that Natsu was such a nervous nelly and an eyesore in the 1st season, but to see her change; I eventually grew to appreciate her trying to be a better person. Botan became more of an older sibling which created more of a family perception of summer b.

I could go on and on about how the other characters changed but I'd suggest you watch this season. Don't expect something grand and mighty rather expect something you'd expect from a second season-- with more appreciation.

And to be very honest, if this is Netflix's own "ending" to the show I would be very surprised as the manga is 177 chapters(it's completed). So I'd expect at least another season or two. However, if this is indeed the finale then It would very sad to see this series go without a conclusive ending-- at least to me.

(If anybody wishes to read the where the anime left off start from ch.112 --- It has a good ending don't worry)

As they say "finish strong", and that's exactly what they did.

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