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Victoria of Many Faces Episode 2: Episode 2

Manga volume 3-4

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Victoria of Many Faces Episode 2: Episode 2

Manga volume 3-4

MED

← Prev: EP 1 Next: EP 3 →

OSHIMETER

7.1

10 Fans

PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

EPISODE REVIEWS

lokomo

11d

Victoria basically doing parkour to get a hat and then saying she was just a tomboy is the funniest thing ever and the faces on the maids were priceless

zelda

11d

I really like how Jeffrey uses Nonna to get Victoria to agree to a picnic and he definitely knows the fastest way to her heart is through that kid

oliver_operatic_502

11d

Bernard actually enjoying his dinner and acting like a human for once because of Victoria and Nonna made that whole library cleanup worth it

moryomaru_252

11d

That moment where she just hiked up her skirt and scaled that tree for a hat was so cool and everyone was just staring at her like she was an alien

ungaikyo_usurper_57

11d

Jeffrey calling her bug repellent for the ball is such a classic trope and I love that she is going to be his fake date while probably being the most dangerous person in the room

arceus_309

11d

Bernard went from being a total grump to actually enjoying his dinner because Victoria is just that good at turning a house into a home

EPISODE CONTEXT

This is the immediate follow-up to the series premiere, placing it squarely in the establishment phase of the season — where character dynamics are being seeded and the world's rules are still being defined. Episode 1 introduced Victoria's circumstances and the premise of her new life; Episode 2 is expected to complicate that premise by introducing early friction and new faces who will likely matter later. What happens here lays the relational and thematic groundwork that future episodes will pull tension from.

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