Knights of Sidonia: Battle for Planet Nine

Acción y muchisimo estres! multiples batallas y conflictos en un solo capítulo que te hace estar pegado a la pantalla todo el tiempo, de esos cap. que si te distraes por unos segundos ya pierdes el hilo.

Finalmente un cambio de atmosfera (literalmente) ya que salimos de la nave. Tenemos un capítulo tenso que recomiendo ver con algún snack en la mano, en resumen este si que me encantó.

Uhm, tenemos varios contrastes de la vida diaria y la profesionalidad; quizá de roles, donde la amistad sigue un contraste diferente al deber. Cambia un poco el aire, no sé si es relleno, pero está super bien hecho, y me gusta que sigan profundizando en lo intimo de los personajes

Episodio de relleno, ¿qué más tengo que decir? sin embargo cumple con la misión de entregarnos un acercamiento "superficial" a los personajes. Para mi fue un simple "meh"

Terremoto, TERREMOTO! meydey, tenemos una trifulca y una revuelta de los tripulantes. Un pequeño problema que escala como bola de nieve, con ese sutil sabor de que puede complicarse en cualquier momento. Me encantó la dinamica de este capitulo.

Aquí tenemos un claro cambio de ritmo y me parece perfecto. Problemas cotidianos que nos hace acercanos mucho más a la serie -porque claro, todo es "ficticio e imposible"- digamos que es algo así como un suspiro de relajo centrado en la vida de los personajes.

Rather great episode, though the pacing and the unnecessary focus on the love polygon from previous episodes would have improved the pacing for this even more. Would be nice if we get further seasons for Knights of Sidonia.

One of the most well-paced fights in S2, especially when Tsumugi and Nagate face new Crimson Hawk Moths with an unexpected ghost from S1.

A rather thrilling rescue mission undertaken by Tsumugi and Nagate as they test pilot a new armored weapon to rescue Izana. Many undercurrents are running in the background, so seeing the lead characters involved rather unaware of what's happening might have been a boon in disguise.

Another slower-paced episode, focusing on the love polyon between the four featured pilots, though the slowness dissipates by the end of the episode as Izana meets with a rather interesting plot twist.

A rather fun slice of life episode focusing on the Sidonia pilots this time. Seeing Nagate became the focus of a love polygon sure might have been fun, but the gag does pretty gets old quickly.

A supposedly thrilling fight against an uncontrolled weapon, but the set-up before the fight is rather confusing and falls flat even with supposedly bigger stakes.

This episode was half slice-of-life, half serious episode focusing on Sidonia's current problems. The calm vibes of parts of the episode interchanging with the conflicts Sidonia's protectors face is rather interesting to see, but the feelings of unrest is also thrilling.

An episode focusing on Tsumugi, Izana and Nagate and it makes all this episode more fun to watch as Nagate as the bonds between the three develop further.

This episode was a great mix of the exciting end of the battle for Planet 9 and emotional reflection for all the characters. It especially shows how far Tanikaze has come since the start of the series, calling back to the people he's lost. Great finale.

Another fast paced episode, but this time it's a reasonably fast-paced epipsode: the fight scenes were animated better compared to S1 in this one, and it's harrowing to see what happens to Izana and Tsumugi by the end of the episode, though it does raises the stakes for the series.

A worldbuilding episode this time, we get more answers from other mysterious goals from Kobayashi as the Immortal Ship Council is now basically gone. The friendship between the knights of Sidonia also gets some highlights, especially the bonds between En, Tsumugi, Nagate, and Izana, too.

A much better paced episode than the previous one, focusing on Tsumugi and Nagate this time, as well as the public's reaction on the former's existence. The ending of this episode is rather surprising but very much-Sidonia-ish.

Really great introduction to Nagate's skills and conflicts coming back from S1, however, this is a very fast paced episode without much breathing room, which is rather a bit baffling especially the audience aren't given time to think until more opposing factions from within the team arrived.

Continuing on from the previous season, Battle for Planet Nines take a downturn in its rather faster pacing. While the dark undertones and amazing conflict build-up is still there, the speedrunning on said details does not do it any favors, and nor its 12-episode limit.