Ijiranaide, Nagatoro-san 2nd Attack

The second season picks up where the first left off, with Nagatoro and Senpai's relationship blossoming into something more. What I love about this series is how it masterfully balances humor and heart. The characters are all so lovably quirky, and their interactions had me laughing out loud one moment and swooning the next.

Nagatoro's teasing is still as sharp as ever, but we see more of her vulnerable side this season, which added depth to her character. And Senpai... poor, sweet Senpai - his reactions are still priceless, but he's growing into his own, and it's wonderful to see.

The supporting cast is equally impressive, with ... each character bringing their own brand of humor and charm to the table. The animation is vibrant and expressive, perfectly capturing the emotions and energy of each scene.

What truly sets "Nagatoro" apart, though, is its thoughtful exploration of themes like consent, communication, and emotional intelligence. It's a show that will make you smile, blush, and maybe even reflect on your own relationships.

Overall, Season 2 of "Don't Toy with Me, Miss Nagatoro" is a must-watch for any rom-com fan. It's a delightful, feel-good series that will leave you craving more. So, if you haven't already, join the Nagatoro squad and experience the joy for yourself!

An acceptable sequel to a brilliant first season, this follow-up sees a decline in some areas yet remains engaging. It's recommended for those new to the manga, non-manga readers, or fans eager to see the story animated. Despite not matching the quality of Season 1 or the manga, it's a worthwhile watch, rating a 6/10.



The season felt like a downgrade from the first. The animation often appeared static and cheap. A favorite manga gag, Eldrich-toro/Noodle-toro, didn't translate well on screen. While some scenes were visually appealing, the pacing and delivery of humor struggled to capture the manga's charm. Anticipating a quality akin to Season 1, ... this season's shortcomings were pronounced, particularly in its inferior comedic and dramatic impacts.

Season 1 excelled in adapting the source material, but Season 2, despite my high hopes and the manga's improvement, was a letdown. The narrative and characters were solid, though hampered by poor execution. The new characters were hit-or-miss, with some successfully mirroring their manga counterparts.

The animation was lackluster, albeit still above average for a rom-com. The sound design was competent, with decent opening and ending themes. Some OST choices detracted from scenes, but overall, they were effective. Voice acting was a highlight.

In summary, while Season 1 and the manga are superior, Season 2 was still enjoyable, earning a high 6/10, possibly 7/10. This rating is a dip from Season 1's 8/10 and the manga's continued excellence. Compared to other shows I'd rate 7/10, Nagatoro S2 falls short this season. I'm cautiously optimistic for a potential Season 3, with moderated expectations if OLM is again at the helm.

English.
The previous season bothered how the girl (Nagatoro) treated the boy (senpai) since instead of seeming like love it seemed like a toxic relationship of friends with bullying, but here they change and begin to show the love between the two protagonists, not only because it is seen that they really do love each other but because they are already beginning to show that they appreciate each other.
That if, with the above said, it does not mean that the series is made overnight into a good series, it still has its deficiencies, which is that they do not innovate at all in the genre of ... adolescent love and it can become a series of lots of love that I hope will not be the case in subsequent seasons, where the characters do not say anything until the end of the season, as it is in this case, which is when the best of the entire season happens.
It is a season that although it clearly improves more than its last season, it does not offer us anything else, if you already saw last season I think you will like this one equally.

Español.
La anterior temporada incomodaba el como la chica (Nagatoro) trataba al chico (senpai) ya que en lugar de parecer amor parecía una relación tóxica de amigos con acoso escolar, pero aquí cambian y empiezan a mostrar el amor entre los dos protagonistas, no solo porque se ve que en verdad si se quieren sino porque ya empiezan a mostrar que se aprecian el uno al otro.
Eso si, con lo anterior dicho no significa que la serie sea haga de la noche a la mañana en una serie buena, sigue teniendo sus deficiencias que es que no innovan en nada en el genero del amor adolescente y se puede convertir en una serie de amor del montón que espero que no sea así en siguientes temporadas, en donde los personajes no se dicen nada hasta el final de temporada como es en este caso que es cuando pasa lo mejor de toda la temporada.
Es una temporada que aunque mejora claramente mas que su temporada pasada no nos ofrece nada mas, si ya te viste la temporada pasada creo que te gustara esta por igual.