Otogibanashi no Onigokko Episode 2: Episode 2

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Otogibanashi no Onigokko Episode 2: Episode 2

Manga volume -

Canon/HIGH
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OSHIMETER

6.7

50 Fans

5star
4star
3star
2star
1star
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EPISODE REVIEWS

kiaakya85's avatar
kiaakya85
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azkiyahayzky
muhammadraihanarif28's avatar
muhammadraihanarif28
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kirevakunzz
abizarkhairr2's avatar
abizarkhairr2
levi_lance's avatar
levi_lance
I wasn't expecting the scene with the cards to go that far, yet it definitely kept the weird fantasy atmosphere of the original game intact
animemaster99's avatar
animemaster99
Seeing Alice struggle in the forest was dark, but the way they used the Wonderland elements felt right for this kind of adaptation
pippin_the_giant's avatar
pippin_the_giant
The way they handled the Alice in Wonderland theme was actually pretty creative and the shrinking and growing mechanics during the encounter looked good and it felt like they put a lot more effort into the backgrounds this time and the voice acting for Alice actually sounded good during the tea party scene because she sounded so desperate and scared
nezuko_nuzzle_128's avatar
nezuko_nuzzle_128
That scene with Alice and the mushrooms was pretty intense and the animation really stepped up for the close shots and it is crazy how they twisted a kid story into this mess
ghosthardware's avatar
ghosthardware
My eyes were glued to the screen when the rabbit appeared and Alice got caught in that trap and I think the character design for her is way better than the game version
alvavalva's avatar
alvavalva
The whole segment with the pig baby was definitely the most uncomfortable part of the episode but it really fits with the weird energy they are going for here. Seeing how the King manipulates Alice through the Gryphon makes the story feel much darker than the first episode was, and even if the dream ending is a bit cliche it made sense for Alice
brook_bard's avatar
brook_bard
Watching Alice get tricked into taking care of that pig baby was so gross and it really stands out as the weirdest part of her journey through the woods
bede_354's avatar
bede_354
I felt so bad for Alice when the Gryphon revealed the truth about her desires and then finding out it was all a dream while she was just doing crafts was a lot to process
asta_antimagic's avatar
asta_antimagic
The way the White Rabbit led Alice into all those traps right from the beginning was such a dark way to start the episode and it set the mood for everything else
venusaur's avatar
venusaur
You really have to see the way Alice reacts when she realizes the Gryphon was just playing with her mind and her body the whole time because that realization hit hard
piko_pixel's avatar
piko_pixel
The scene with the Duchess and that pig baby was easily the most shocking thing in the whole episode and it really shows how dark this version of Wonderland actually is
moe_justice's avatar
moe_justice
That dream ending feels like such a cop out after everything Alice just went through with the Gryphon and the King because it makes all those crazy scenes feel like they didn't even happen
connie_comrade's avatar
connie_comrade
I can't believe they actually went there with the pig scene and it was so messed up but I couldn't look away from how they twisted the original story like that
uryu_ultimate's avatar
uryu_ultimate
Seeing Alice grow massive after drinking that juice was such a trip and that caterpillar part felt so weirdly intense with how the king was controlling things from the shadows
korok's avatar
korok
The way the Gryphon just used Alice's own desires against her was wild, and I was surprised by how the King from the book keeps showing up to mess with the fairy tales

EPISODE CONTEXT

This is the finale of a two-episode series, arriving directly after the Little Red Riding Hood reimagining that established the show's anthology-style approach to classic fairy tales with adult content. Where Episode 1 set the template, taking a beloved story and reconstructing it through an explicit fantasy lens, Episode 2 confirms that formula as the series' throughline, this time using Alice in Wonderland as its source material. With no further episodes to follow, this entry serves as both the series' creative peak and its conclusion.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

This is the finale of a two-episode series, arriving directly after the Little Red Riding Hood reimagining that established the show's anthology-style approach to classic fairy tales with adult content. Where Episode 1 set the template, taking a beloved story and reconstructing it through an explicit fantasy lens, Episode 2 confirms that formula as the series' throughline, this time using Alice in Wonderland as its source material. With no further episodes to follow, this entry serves as both the series' creative peak and its conclusion.

EPISODE REVIEWS

kiaakya85's avatar
kiaakya85
azkiyahayzky's avatar
azkiyahayzky
muhammadraihanarif28's avatar
muhammadraihanarif28
kirevakunzz's avatar
kirevakunzz
abizarkhairr2's avatar
abizarkhairr2
levi_lance's avatar
levi_lance
I wasn't expecting the scene with the cards to go that far, yet it definitely kept the weird fantasy atmosphere of the original game intact
animemaster99's avatar
animemaster99
Seeing Alice struggle in the forest was dark, but the way they used the Wonderland elements felt right for this kind of adaptation
pippin_the_giant's avatar
pippin_the_giant
The way they handled the Alice in Wonderland theme was actually pretty creative and the shrinking and growing mechanics during the encounter looked good and it felt like they put a lot more effort into the backgrounds this time and the voice acting for Alice actually sounded good during the tea party scene because she sounded so desperate and scared
nezuko_nuzzle_128's avatar
nezuko_nuzzle_128
That scene with Alice and the mushrooms was pretty intense and the animation really stepped up for the close shots and it is crazy how they twisted a kid story into this mess
ghosthardware's avatar
ghosthardware
My eyes were glued to the screen when the rabbit appeared and Alice got caught in that trap and I think the character design for her is way better than the game version
alvavalva's avatar
alvavalva
The whole segment with the pig baby was definitely the most uncomfortable part of the episode but it really fits with the weird energy they are going for here. Seeing how the King manipulates Alice through the Gryphon makes the story feel much darker than the first episode was, and even if the dream ending is a bit cliche it made sense for Alice
brook_bard's avatar
brook_bard
Watching Alice get tricked into taking care of that pig baby was so gross and it really stands out as the weirdest part of her journey through the woods
bede_354's avatar
bede_354
I felt so bad for Alice when the Gryphon revealed the truth about her desires and then finding out it was all a dream while she was just doing crafts was a lot to process
asta_antimagic's avatar
asta_antimagic
The way the White Rabbit led Alice into all those traps right from the beginning was such a dark way to start the episode and it set the mood for everything else
venusaur's avatar
venusaur
You really have to see the way Alice reacts when she realizes the Gryphon was just playing with her mind and her body the whole time because that realization hit hard
piko_pixel's avatar
piko_pixel
The scene with the Duchess and that pig baby was easily the most shocking thing in the whole episode and it really shows how dark this version of Wonderland actually is
moe_justice's avatar
moe_justice
That dream ending feels like such a cop out after everything Alice just went through with the Gryphon and the King because it makes all those crazy scenes feel like they didn't even happen
connie_comrade's avatar
connie_comrade
I can't believe they actually went there with the pig scene and it was so messed up but I couldn't look away from how they twisted the original story like that
uryu_ultimate's avatar
uryu_ultimate
Seeing Alice grow massive after drinking that juice was such a trip and that caterpillar part felt so weirdly intense with how the king was controlling things from the shadows
korok's avatar
korok
The way the Gryphon just used Alice's own desires against her was wild, and I was surprised by how the King from the book keeps showing up to mess with the fairy tales

AnimeOshi.com refers to anime titles, character names, logos, and other trademarked or copyrighted materials to identify and describe the works being reviewed, discussed, ranked or otherwise referenced on this site. This usage is believed to be nominative fair use or non-infringing and is not intended to imply any affiliation with the respective rights holders.

All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their owners. If you are a rights holder and have concerns about any content on this site, please contact us at legal@animeoshi.com

AnimeOshi.com refers to anime titles, character names, logos, and other trademarked or copyrighted materials to identify and describe the works being reviewed, discussed, ranked or otherwise referenced on this site. This usage is believed to be nominative fair use or non-infringing and is not intended to imply any affiliation with the respective rights holders.

All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their owners. If you are a rights holder and have concerns about any content on this site, please contact us at legal@animeoshi.com