Kamisama Kiss Season 2

I like the ending. Even though there is a continuation in the form of an OVA and manga, the series itself concludes well without leaving things hanging. Admittedly, the comedy in this episode isn't as intense as in previous ones, but given that the story focuses on Nanami's childhood, the tone is naturally a bit more mellow.

El ritmo de este capitulo es muy lento, y como siempre Nanami le encanta agarrar recados difíciles que le encargan otros sin pensar las consecuencias

The pacing in this episode is a bit slow because the storytelling is somewhat mellow. Finally, Tomoe gets to learn what Nanami's childhood was like. I really like this part of the story because it reveals what shaped Nanami into the person she is today.

The story of the *tengu* and Mount Kurama has finally concluded. For some reason, after Kurama successfully retrieved his father's spirit, the pacing dipped a bit, which made me lose interest at times. The dialogue had a somewhat mellow tone, adding to the sense of boredom. However, overall, the episode had a strong plot.

What a great episode! Everything felt just right, making it a real pleasure to watch. Unexpectedly, Nanami played a crucial role; her powers have grown so much that she didn't need Tomoe's help to turn the tide at the dojo.

Nanami and Tomoe are so cute and adorable! Unfortunately, Tomoe is still in denial about his true feelings for Nanami. Meanwhile, the mission to meet Kurama's father has finally begun; here, we see Kurama's firm determination as he enters the dojo in a truly elaborate disguise.

The plot is strong and the storytelling is well-crafted, although I still don't quite understand why Suirou refuses to interact directly with Nanami. I did feel that the pacing slowed down a bit during scenes heavy on dialogue, but overall, the episode was enjoyable from start to finish.

This episode is truly entertaining and funny. Although the first half has a mellow tone due to Nanami feeling conflicted, the atmosphere becomes humorous again in the second half, and the story returns to its core narrative. It is interesting to consider that, up to this point, both Nanami and Tomoe have actually been grappling with their own inner turmoil.

hermoso anime y final de temporada, no te lo pierdas. te amo nanami, sos hermosa

It’s sad to see that Nanami’s love for Tomoe remains unrequited. Perhaps someday, Tomoe will be able to open his heart to her. On the other hand, I really like Mikage’s character. He is compassionate and wise, and truly a great mentor to Nanami.

si habia algo más adorable que Nanami es Nanami de chiquitita. que lindo episodio. tambien sequimos viendo el lore de Kirihito

This episode features many exciting action sequences. Furthermore, it seems Tomoe is gradually realizing his true feelings for Nanami. Unfortunately, the battle between the God of War and Tomoe, in his yokai form, was not shown, and the messenger sent by Izanami to pursue Nanami and Kirihito gave up too easily. Nevertheless, the episode boasts a strong storyline overall.

conclusion del conflicto en la montaña kurama. Jirou se supera completamente. tomoe, al fin hijo.

Such a fantastic anime. I love the dynamic Nanami and her familiars have! I especially appreciate how resilient of a person she is. She constantly works hard, is kind to those around her, and communicates spectacularly. [8.67/10]

este es uno de esos episodios que te dan orgullo y queres fundar el Nanami FC.

van a la montaña kurama y el ambiente está horrible literalmente. aparece el jefe de los tengus y creeme que lo queres ver.

en la montaña kurama está todo re picado pero Nanami es magnifica. se infiltran a buscar al sumo sacerdote. Tomoe reacciona pésimo a cosas en lugares

I love that the final two episodes focuses on Nanami's past. Something about her seeing her self reliant as a kid to the community around her now tugs at my heart strings.

The underage drinking Nanami does is so funny every time. I still don't like Jiro. He has yet to fully make up his actions and I don't trust him.

The stakes have been raised and the villain has realized that he may be the problem. Honestly, Jiro pisses me off, he seems like the type that feels entitled to a woman.