Before I had the chance to watch this, I have high expectations. I was hoping this season won’t fail to liven up the splendor of the first one. And after watching, I was dumbstruck. It totally exceeded my expectations.
What makes it interesting?
One major point is that it maintained the relaxing atmosphere as that of the first season. The stories in each episode are more profound. Compared to the first season, this one touched a much deeper connection among the groups of living things; human, animals, plants and mushi’s. Some of the episodes have a darker air on it. The art was more detailed and even the background scenes seem realistic. I was gaping at the scenery since it somehow draws me in.
The only thing that bugs me is that Ginko, our main character, have lesser screen time in most of the episodes. It’s such a waste since I really like to see him more. Don’t you agree? I mean he’s interesting. He’s a mystery himself! But maybe this season tried to focus on other people than on Ginko to make it more understandable how Mushi’s affect their lives.
So? Is it worth it?
Yes. Absolutely. It’s a worth watch. If season one wasn’t enough to satisfy your curiosity, this season will fill that for you.
