Log Horizon 2

This is the ending that I imagined, with epic fight and makes you root for the people involved and a new plan for the upcoming future. What I definitely dislike is how little the explanation about Krusty is, which is odd. But beside that, the conclusion and how Shiro wanted definitely satisfying. An unexpected appearance from familiar faces fighting and giving their hope to Shiro makes that boss fight feel more epic in my book. A great overall ending. I'll definitely be looking forward to watch the next season too!

We continued as the Round Table discuss on what to do after what happened. I want to like that we get to see Shiro finally is a little shaken, but I want to see it with progess, so when he did what he did , it felt a bit meh. The show build up plotpoints really well, but sometimes they push character moment abruptly. Anyway, I do like the idea of this whole plot, with people having to choose between two important things. Hopefully we'll have a great last episode after this!

I thought this was a really satisfying finale. It had a good mix of action, emotional moments, and a few scenes that made the ending feel rewarding. I finished the episode feeling happy with how the season wrapped up while still being excited for what comes next. A great way to close out the season if you enjoyed the journey up to this point.

I really liked how this episode balanced the action with Shiroe's personal struggle. It wasn't just about the fight itself, but also about the doubts and pressure the characters were dealing with. The episode had some great moments and made the situation feel much more serious. A must-watch for anyone who enjoys episodes that mix action with strong character moments.

As the title suggested, this episode focused on Isaac and Iselus. First and foremost, I have to get this out of the way, but the author drew a parallel of Rayneshia/Krusty with Iselus/Isaac, which made me raised a brow a little bit. But I do like how we get to explored Iselus character through Isaac's point of view. But what I dislike is how little we get to know Isaac compared to Iselus. I thought we'll be getting some backstory or something similar for Isaac, but much of the focus and discussion is about Iselus, which I understand, especially his position and that scene during his birthday party put the nail that it is because of what's about to come. I just hope they'll keep the good writing quality.

The tension really started building in this one, and I liked how it pushed the story forward. It made the situation feel more serious while keeping me interested in what was going on. I was curious to see how everything would play out after this. Worth watching if you enjoy the parts of the story where things start getting more intense.

A really interesting episode that started answering some of the biggest questions about what's happening. I liked how it revealed more about what's going on while still keeping things mysterious. There was a lot of new information, but it made me more curious about where the story is heading. Worth watching if you like when the story starts revealing more of its secrets.

A semi loredrop episode, where we get the explanation behind Roe2 and her origin. It's fascinating to hear and to think about, especially with how the condition is in Akiba, with what happened to Soujiro's guild member. And for the last three episode, we might get more of this explanation, especially after the build up right here, with the letter and also that little sneak peek at the end. Can't wait!

A good follow-up to the previous episode that gave the characters some time to deal with everything that happened. I liked seeing how their journey affected them and the people around them. It had some nice moments while also setting things up for what's next. Worth watching for the small character moments and the way it continues the story.

A more intense episode that focused on the conflict between different sides and the characters' beliefs. It had a lot more tension compared to the previous episodes, while still giving some good character moments. I liked how it explored the struggles of the cast and pushed the story forward. Good choice if you enjoy episodes that mix action with deeper character moments.

A darker and more intense episode compared to the previous one. It had a different feel and did a good job bringing back the tension after the slower pace before. I enjoyed the shift in mood and how it made things feel more interesting. I'd recommend it if you enjoy a darker tone and want to see the story move in a more serious direction.

The ending of this plotline is surprisingly good, with a sprinkle of that good ol' underage romance lol. But beside that, everything is really well executed, understandable reaction from the citizen, and that song really did give everyone hope last episode. And the tension inside Akiba was shown to be more palpable than ever before. I think next episode we'll dive into the Akiba problem as the last plot, just a speculation.

Once again, I feel this mixed feeling, maybe because I already know the author has a side in this whole debacle instead of letting the character talk for themselves, they painted one as the wrong side, even when I think both party has a point. This also goes for what happened with Nyanta, by the way, as it portray these "bad guys" as having the wrong reason for getting angry having their old lives ripped away from them with the apocalypse. None of you, the Tea Party, reached out to others who are outside of the main trio (Shiro, Nyanta, Naotsugu), how are the others will believe your words now?

This episode was a nice change of pace. It was kinda slower than the usual episodes, but I liked that it gave the characters more time to shine. It had some good moments and was a nice break from the main story. I enjoyed the quieter moments and how it focused more on the cast. Give it a watch if you enjoy more personal, character-focused episodes.

This was a solid episode that focused more on some of the younger characters. I liked that they got more screen time, and it made me more interested in their side of the story. Definitely worth watching if you enjoy episodes that give the supporting cast more focus.

This was a really fun episode. It introduced a unique character and had a cool vampire vibe that made it stand out from the others. I liked how it felt different from the usual episodes, and it kept things interesting from start to finish. Definitely worth watching if you're looking for a fun standalone episode.

I don't know how to feel about an epirosde, AGAIN. I get what it's trying to do, but there's little to no set up for it, making the impact of Touya revelation feels meh at best. The writer portray as if Touya was right, but in that situation, what the other party was doing is understandable, especially after his story. Touya is a 14 years old, A TEEN, to say such a thing with his long life ahead of him made me rise an eyebrow. I don't know, the writer seemed to fumble whenever they're writing for Touya and Minori.

I'll keep on deducting my rating everytime they do pedophilic thing, like how Nureha seemed to almost take advantage of Touya, THE 14 YEAR OLD, of his feeling for her. But beside that, the plot itself is intriguing, especially right at the end, which makes me question is this a coincident or someone had planned it? More than that, I think the strength of this story once again shines through during Isuzu and Rudy's conversation, diving deep into how NPC are in this world, which is quite sad.

Great, the author doesn't discriminate and let a Touya, the 14 YEARS OLD now coupled up with another 20+ "Onee-san". I'm sorry, but they way the author writes these couples are insane, why are they in junior high? Why can't they just be an adult newbie instead if you want to make lots of romance between EVERY SINGLE ONE OF THEM? Beside the point, but the plot seemed to slowly get serious, as we met a familiar face that we don't really want to see, and the condition in Akiba got worse.

I think this plotline of Touya, Isuzu, Minori, Rudy and Serara slowed the pace, which I don't mind since beside their adventure, we're also seeing something slowly brewing behind the scene. But that beside the point, I enjoy how we slowly get to know the two other on the quintet, Touya and Isuzu, which is nice. But with the plot going this way, I do wonder how they'll conduct the rest of the plotlines.