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This Konosuba sequel is a major disappointment, failing in every aspects. Fans should avoid this sequel to preserve their fond memories of the original series. Its creators should be ashamed.

Graphics: 1/10
The animation quality is terrible, resembling the episodes of One Piece. Compared to the original Konosuba, it’s a complete downgrade.

Plot: 2/10
The storyline is practically non-existent and relies heavily on flashbacks to create any sense of coherence. The original had direction and purpose, making this sequel a 0/10 in comparison.

Dialogue: 2/10
Character dialogues are dominated by incessant screaming, with voice actors showing little interest. The original's lively and engaging conversations are sorely missed.
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Originality: 0/10
There’s nothing new or interesting. It doesn’t even match the creativity of a low-budget anime, a stark contrast to the original’s fresh take on the isekai genre.

Character Development: 0/10
There is no depth or evolution in the characters, unlike the original series which had dynamic growth.

Visual Consistency: 1/10
The visuals are chaotic and inconsistent, making it painful to watch. The original had a charming and coherent visual style, which this sequel lacks entirely.

Despite the overwhelmingly negative reception, it is noteworthy that even the most critical anime watchers, who detested the sequel from the bottom of their hearts, have not rated it lower than a 4. This speaks volumes about the inherent indulgence of anime fans, who often show leniency even when deeply disappointed. It seems that the creators were aware of this indulgence and took advantage of it, relying on the goodwill and patience of the fanbase to cushion the blow of this poorly executed sequel. This reliance on fan indulgence is disheartening, as it suggests a complacency that undermines the quality and integrity of the series. Fans deserve better, and this sequel fails to deliver on the promise of the original.


0/10 well deserved.

This story is about a young guy dealing with the guilt of a small mistake he made in the past. To escape the tough realities of life, he finds comfort in the world of virtual reality gaming. But everything changes when he discovers an old forgotten game known for being so realistic it blurs the line between virtual and real life.

What makes this story really stand out is its originality. It's not the usual isekai where characters get transported to other dimensions, nor is it about being trapped in a video game. The storytelling is top, the artwork is also great.

As someone who loves good ... stories, I can confidently say this is one of the best pieces of entertainment I've come across in the past decade.

It's the story of ... well I watched only three episodes and it's a big mess, I don't even know what it was about.

- Art is from the 80s and uneven.

- Story, if we can call that a story, is very badly conducted. Another thing where you have to dive deep into your reflexion to try to find a meaning to what you are watching, and everyone will find what they want.

- Heroin is detestable, she only screams and cry. The little bourgeoise that always had someone to take decisions for her, god she throws the sword she was given to defend herself in first ... episode...
"No I won't kill the ugly monster who wants to kill me, I'm not this kind of person... But can you risk you life to protect me ?... I don't want be kidnapped in another world, but if you bring these two people that has nothing to do with my problem than I'm ok."

2nd episode is worse, 3rd even more.

It’s about a poor girl who’s rejected by both her family and her village, who even want to kill her because she doesn’t meet the qualifications for the job the gods assigned her.

The first half of the series offers an engaging adventure with interesting events that I think anyone can enjoy. Unfortunately, the second half falls flat. It focuses on a dull investigation that’s poorly executed and seems to be aimed more at children.

It’s a shame the show took a different direction after the sixth episode, it had potential to be much better.

I’d recommend it if you’re watching with kids.

Well... Very disappointing... I loved S1 but this has nothing to do with it, even the characters are a lot different.
The continuation of the story we know is rushed so we can jump from an epic journey in S1 to a slice of life trying to be comedy style with a mighty quest in S2...
And the famous quest is to find a cure for the sick wiggling spaguetti...

We could feel sorry for the hero's previous life in 1st season, but after 2nd all one can say is he had the life a trashbag deserves, it was even to soft on my point of view.

I think ... the writter of this mess wasn't happy that the serie continues...

So, there's this elf who was summoned to this world hundreds of years ago. She has no special powers but somehow gets worshipped like a goddess for no real reason. She’s been living as a hermit for sixty years because of her weird, childish behavior.

The show has her tell short, unremarkable stories from her past, but honestly, they’re so brief that they don’t add much. Her priestess drags her out of her isolation now and then, and then... well, not much really happens.

It’s more of a slice-of-life than a comedy. Instead of being funny, it’s just a bunch of awkward moments that make the characters ... cringe, which ends up making you feel embarrassed for them.

Honestly, I think this is probably only good for kids under 8. Anyone older will probably just wonder what the point is.

I’m giving it a 3/10. The art’s decent, I guess, but that’s about it.

A guy is isekaied as a pig in a pigsty, saved by a nice looking slave girl who is on her way to sacrifice herself but nobody knows why and nobody forces her, he will use his poor intellectual skills to try to help her sacrifice herself but he doesnt know why she does and don't even bother knowing.

That show is the quintessence of fast food animes, one episode to try to hook you then a poor drop of the plot distilled in each episode to try to maintain your interest until the fall.
The art is basic and became worse after every episode, common to ... these kind of anime.

I felt that plot could have been interesting and so I watched carefully until episode 4, I found that ep 2 3 and 4 were not interesting and full of nonsense. And then I spent less than 5min per episode skipping most of the useless parts until I got to episode 11 where I thought that finally something noticeable would happen. You can easily jump from ep 1 to ep 11 without regret.

I usually like fan service but I found it disgusting here because of the girl's slave condition and reactions, I felt sorry for her that she could only rely on that useless isekaied guy who abuse of her position and her resignation.

The conclusion revelations are pathetic so it's 1/10 for me.