Kemonozume Episode 2: Hard Farewells
Oshimeter
3 Fans
EPISODE REVIEWS
While the story initially felt a bit chaotic, this episode really gave the plot a clear direction! The fight scenes and action animations were absolute highlights and looked fantastic. Things have gotten incredibly intense and high-pressure for Toshihiko after what he did—the suspense around what happens next is real!
High-stakes dojo politics collide with a tense forbidden romance. The graphics utilize high-contrast shadows and jagged lines to accentuate Toshihiko’s internal distress after discovering Yuka's true nature. The animation shines during a gritty, raw sword-sparring match that emphasizes the strict, unyielding traditions of the monster-hunting school.
Actually, it had a good concept, similar to Claymore, where monsters eat humans. But the graphics were very bad, and there were unnecessary uncensored scenes that make it unsuitable for kids. It was actually hard to keep watching
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