Grand Blue Dreaming Season 2 Episode 12: Now We're Even

Manga chapter 35-36

Canon/HIGH

OSHIMETER

9.9

9 Fans

5star
4star
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Grand Blue Dreaming Season 2 Episode 12: Now We're Even

Manga chapter 35-36

Canon/HIGH
Prev: EP 11Next: EP

OSHIMETER

9.9

9 Fans

5star
4star
3star
2star
1star
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

QUICK TAKES

verneornitier's avatar
verneornitier
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Grand Blue's Season 2 finale somehow pivots from cliff survival comedy to genuine romantic tension between Iori and Chisa, and it actually works. Funny, surprisingly sweet, and the perfect note to end on before Season 3.

kirandande123's avatar
kirandande123
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A chaotic yet heartfelt finale. The cliff antics are classic comedy, but Chisa confronting Iori adds real emotional weight. Their awkward confession moment beautifully shifts their relationship, ending the season on a satisfying note.
kento's avatar
kento
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Memeable and funny, this show retains a fun, carefree tone in closing off its season with an entertaining and upbeat finale to find character development for Chisa. Azusa and Nanaka are both cool, and this season was a blast.
exilerzero's avatar
exilerzero
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For those who missed Gintama-like vibe, this is another comedy masterpiece you all need to watch. Hilarious moment, lovable moment, and most importantly, all characters out of their mind
nagasariyuki's avatar
nagasariyuki

This anime really make me laugh and absurd

psimbol's avatar
psimbol
Consistency is key, and this anime is peak consistency of absurd comedy, meme-worthy faces, and amazing character development. Season 1 was already great, but season 2 just made this anime one of the greats for me. Highly recommend watching this anime. Can't wait for season 3!
nugrahabagus499's avatar
nugrahabagus499
It’s recommended to watch especially if you enjoyed the first season. The show is packed with absurd humor, ridiculous situations, and exaggerated reaction faces that turn everyday moments into hillarious chaos and misunderstanding.
abiissleepy's avatar
abiissleepy
can’t wait for Season 3 already. The last episode got me shipping Lori and Aina, and now I’m back to Lori and Chisa ahahha
selvaragavan's avatar
selvaragavan

EPISODE CONTEXT

Picking up after the group's chaotic uninhabited island camping trip in Episode 11, this season finale shifts gears from pure adventure comedy into something more transitional. It caps off Season 2's emphasis on deepening the bonds between Iori and his Peek-a-Boo companions while planting seeds for future developments heading into a potential Season 3. As the twelfth and final episode, it serves as both a satisfying endpoint for this stretch of the story and a clear bridge forward.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

Picking up after the group's chaotic uninhabited island camping trip in Episode 11, this season finale shifts gears from pure adventure comedy into something more transitional. It caps off Season 2's emphasis on deepening the bonds between Iori and his Peek-a-Boo companions while planting seeds for future developments heading into a potential Season 3. As the twelfth and final episode, it serves as both a satisfying endpoint for this stretch of the story and a clear bridge forward.

QUICK TAKES

verneornitier's avatar
verneornitier
VerifiedVerified

Grand Blue's Season 2 finale somehow pivots from cliff survival comedy to genuine romantic tension between Iori and Chisa, and it actually works. Funny, surprisingly sweet, and the perfect note to end on before Season 3.

kirandande123's avatar
kirandande123
VerifiedVerified
A chaotic yet heartfelt finale. The cliff antics are classic comedy, but Chisa confronting Iori adds real emotional weight. Their awkward confession moment beautifully shifts their relationship, ending the season on a satisfying note.
kento's avatar
kento
VerifiedVerified
Memeable and funny, this show retains a fun, carefree tone in closing off its season with an entertaining and upbeat finale to find character development for Chisa. Azusa and Nanaka are both cool, and this season was a blast.
exilerzero's avatar
exilerzero
VerifiedVerified
For those who missed Gintama-like vibe, this is another comedy masterpiece you all need to watch. Hilarious moment, lovable moment, and most importantly, all characters out of their mind
nagasariyuki's avatar
nagasariyuki

This anime really make me laugh and absurd

psimbol's avatar
psimbol
Consistency is key, and this anime is peak consistency of absurd comedy, meme-worthy faces, and amazing character development. Season 1 was already great, but season 2 just made this anime one of the greats for me. Highly recommend watching this anime. Can't wait for season 3!
nugrahabagus499's avatar
nugrahabagus499
It’s recommended to watch especially if you enjoyed the first season. The show is packed with absurd humor, ridiculous situations, and exaggerated reaction faces that turn everyday moments into hillarious chaos and misunderstanding.
abiissleepy's avatar
abiissleepy
can’t wait for Season 3 already. The last episode got me shipping Lori and Aina, and now I’m back to Lori and Chisa ahahha
selvaragavan's avatar
selvaragavan

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