Kami-tachi ni Hirowareta Otoko 2nd Season

If you're looking for a break from complicated plots and epic battles, this anime is right up your alley. While not much happens in terms of big events compared to the first season, the character development truly shines.

Ryoma, our protagonist, finally gets his second shop called Bamboo Forest in a new town, which opens up opportunities to meet interesting new people. It's fascinating to see how he interacts with them and forms genuine connections. The anime emphasizes the importance of these relationships, which is a refreshing change from the usual focus on overpowered magic and abilities.

Speaking of which, if you're expecting flashy displays of power, ... you might want to adjust your expectations. Kami-tachi ni Hirowareta Otoko 2nd Season isn't about overwhelming strength but rather about how the main characters feel grateful for their new lives. Ryoma's past was nothing short of sad, with abuse from his boss and a miserable job at a black company. But now, he's doing his best to thrive in this isekai world, and that determination is inspiring to watch.

Now, I'll be honest—the story progresses at a leisurely pace. This anime is all about taking it slow and savoring the small joys of life. If you're in the mood for a weekend watch where you can unwind and let the show wash over you, this is it. You'll find yourself appreciating the little things and feeling a sense of tranquility.

All in all, Kami-tachi ni Hirowareta Otoko 2nd Season is an unexpected gem. The fact that it even got a second season seemed unlikely, but we're lucky it did. So, grab your snacks, find a comfy spot, and immerse yourself in Ryoma's journey of growth and gratitude. It's a show that reminds us to be thankful for the simple pleasures and encourages us to do our best, no matter the circumstances.

The first season introduced us a peaceful anime, a bit boring but the relation with Ryouma and the Duke's family was interesting
This season is more meh. It's calm and peaceful but maybe a bit too much. I can't say it wasn't enjoyable to watch but I felt bored at some moments and I couldn't feel the MC has flaws, which makes it hard to empathize with him, even if he's nice.
If a third season should be released in think I could watch it but I hope they will change some things in the history. Not to having a heavy and dramatic anime, it's not ... this kind of anime. But something to make it a bit more spicy. Just a bit. Or to make him overcome difficulties

A decent anime overall (6 / 10) .

The story is quite average, as far as isekai plots and tropes go. What makes the show interesting is the way that MC uses his newfound power, and the overall plot direction. If these were the only considerations, then the score should have been (8 / 10).

Unfortunately, the way that MC speaks, and how dialog is handled really ruins the experience for me. The MC talks like the most formal robot to ever exist out there. Every single conversation becomes predictable from the moment it starts. MC treats every single person he interacts with like they executive ... managers of a top 500 company. All the "please" and "thank you" variations have been included in the show. Instead of actually reading the anime's dialogue, I'd rather attend one of those whole day meetings that companies host about random and entirely work unrelated environmental events twice a year. The dialogue flow in the anime is insanely stale and monotonous.

If you can turn your brain off entirely while watching this however, then it'll be a true joy to experience.