Gradually, it deviates from its usual formula of backstory, dealing with the devil, and revenge. It introduces intriguing revenge stories and explores hypothetical scenarios, such as what happens if the intended target for revenge has already died. While some revenge motives may still be questionable, it adds to the entertainment value, keeping us in suspense.
Notably, this season features fewer teenagers and fewer female clients, which is a welcome departure as their youth seems unfit for making deals with the devil over minor problems. We might find ourselves sympathizing with the recipients and questioning if they truly deserve condemnation.
The inclusion of a story involving AI in the final episodes adds an extra layer of intrigue. The consistently impressive art and sound elements enhance the overall viewing experience.
The only drawback is that this anime may not appeal to everyone, especially those who dislike slice-of-life or episodic formats. If these genres aren't your preference, it might be advisable to reconsider watching.
In conclusion, I highly recommend this season. If the initial episodes of the first season left you unimpressed, give this one a chance with at least 4-5 episodes to witness its true beauty.
