Reviews

Once again, most of the stuff that I covered in my review of the first season applies here, but this time I have to say that the story was a bit more detailed (thankfully). The opening is also a true opening from the get go this time. Unlike in the first season, where the first few episodes had a half-assed opening put together for it.

This time there's another vampire that appears, who reveals herself to be Moka's sister, Kokoa. Kokoa is constantly trying to get Moka to revert back to her original self, causing all sorts of problems for the cast. So as you can tell, there are some more comical situations.

During this season the character growth is done quite a bit faster, and Tsukune gets a chance to actually be the one doing the saving (it's about time).

All in all, this season of Rosario + Vampire I believe to be a bit better than the first, so go give it a shot if you like a good comedy.