THE IDOLM@STER CINDERELLA GIRLS U149 Episode 2: What says 'I'm Home' even though it's leaving?
Oshimeter
3 Ratings
EPISODE REVIEWS
The advantage of idol animes is that pretty much everyone gets their own episode, and now it's Nina's time.Really sweet episode since we get to know about Nina and pretty much the relationship between the whole group (of course including the producer) gets stronger.
The second episode keeps that lovely, comforting energy rolling, turning the spotlight toward the endearing Nina and her attachment to her animal kigurumi. The vibe shifts effortlessly into a more character-focused rhythm, beautifully exploring the deep-seated emotional reasons behind her colorful outerwear without ever losing the show's signature playfulness.
This a sweet episode, even if it felt a bit like filler. The group strengthened their bonds, and came to trust each other even more so. The main protagonist seems to have mellowed out though you can see the displeasure written on her face, she seems easily annoyed. The end credits music are niceand fit in withis episode.
10
