ISHURA Season 2

The second-to-last episode is so enjoyable to watch! Thanks to the new side characters! The Devil Child is coming soon, and I can't wait for the final episode to watch!

For me, it's kinda overwhelming to have too many characters every episode, but I've enjoyed it every single episode, and their backstory is usually perfect! The current story of the episode is kinda pack of action, and I loved it!

The ninth episode is very promising and interesting just for me! The new and side characters are too good for the story! Also, I noticed improved animation in this episode! Overall, the latter part is so satisfying!

For me, this is the best emotional and heart-wrenching episode in this season! The backstory of our fellow side MC's is a bit interesting! Plus, the latter part is kinda cliffhanging, but it builds the anticipation for the upcoming episode!

The introduction of the two new characters joining our team is given a new beginning in this episode! The fight scenes are always the best, and the animation as well! Anyways, I'm looking forward to the upcoming episode because it's getting anticipated!

The introduction of Rosclay's backstory is already here! And it's very narrative and fits our team! This episode is quite gentle for the story telling, and the action is quite simple but effective for our viewers!

The cliffhanger from the previous episode just continued into this climactic episode, and it's the very best and most action-packed episode on this second season! Plus, the latter part is very promising for viewers, and the plot twist is very shocking!

With all the previous episodes combined on this current episode, this episode is simply the best crossover among the episodes! The fight scenes are well choreographed in this episode, and the sound effects of the fighting scenes are superb!

Really great worldbuilding again in this episode, and it explains how the True Demon King came to be, as well as a lot of mysteries. It also, however, emphasizes Ishura's weakness as a series: that its two seasons are just an introduction to the extensive lore that the light novels have.

Totally loving how this episode gets very interconnected, especially with Yukiharu's real motives and actions, how Hiroto and his motives are tied with the world as a whole, and as well as the Old Kingdom loyalists' actions as Auretia embroils everyone on its schemes.

Another episode which has a character from the 1st season return, and even connects all pasts to the present. Really great worldbuilding despite the non-linear structure of the storytelling being confusing, especially that it exposes what are the true identities of the True Demon King's army, as well as we get connected characters introduced, too!

A very fast-paced and rather political episode with lots of schemes colliding against each other, and we see a key character from the 1st season and him being connected to the First Party, as well as the roots of the True Demon King. It's a fun episode with regards to everything being connected together.

Another amazing episode, this time focusing on Uhak and his adoptive parent Cunohey, as well as we learn more about not only the First Party which attempted to kill the Demon King, but also more clues about who might have been the True Hero, a mystery that has stumped most characters even back in Season 1.

Honestly one of the best episodes in terms of worldbuilding, we get more of the lore of the First Party who attempted to kill the Demon King, as well as very interesting characters who are now embroiled in the search for the so-called True Hero.

Compared to Episode 5, Episode 6 is much slower and has more political tension, though we learn more about the shuras' motives as they head towards Auretia's Sixways Exhebition in searching for the True Hero, which just establishes really great worldbuilding.

A continuation of Episode 4, the fights in this episode are really well-animated, and it's rather thrilling to see how they are animated and directed, as well as their connections to previous stories stemming not only from this season but from the last.

Each episode of Ishura gets really better plot-wise, even with its non-linear structure, especially with this episode exploring the lore of the Particle Storm and the truths behind it. The non-linear structure can get confusing with this episode though.

More characters are introduced like Toroa and Hiroto, connecting them to S2's first episodes, and we get a view of how the Old Kingdom loyalists are moving against Auretia, which makes all these conflicts one against the other rather interesting.

Another amazing introduction of new Shuras, at the same time the non-linear style of storytelling and pitting character against character ramps up the stakes in Ishura more than ever, with Episode 2 having more connections to the characters from Season 1, as well as the deeper lore of the whole world.

The new characters' introduction in a two-part story is easily the best character introduction among the recent introductions! The vibes and the flow of every character's story are quite interesting among their lore and backstory! Plus, the SFX and VFX are always on point!