Animation:
Expect the same as the first season, not really the prettiest thing out there but it does the job. Like the first season, expect the subject matter to be a bit on the mature side- including quite a few dirty jokes.
Sound:
Also very similar to the first season, the show has a nice ED and average BGM. The voice talent is very good for something this short.
Story:
What really matters in marriage? Is it okay that other people say that it won't work? How do you get through a bad argument? The show gives some playful insight into life after marriage, as well as some of the characters' pasts previous to their vows. The overall message is very positive, and it feels like an attempt to get more Japanese folks to marry and also the next step.
As with the previous season, expect episodic episodes each with its own theme. There isn't much in terms of episode dependency so don't worry too much about spreading it across multiple viewings. There isn't as cute of an ending surprise as the first season, unfortunately.
Character:
There's some nice episodes that focus on character flashbacks, expanding on how they met and other meaningful events in their past. Their relationship is already very well established compared to, well, every other show out there, so don't expect too much dynamic progression. Still, there definitely is great chemistry here.
Value:
The entertainment to viewing-time ratio is very good, if you liked the first season there's no reason not to pick this up.
