The Vampire Dies in No Time Season 2

A spectacular season finale where all our male friends join forces to face a common enemy, and the protagonists do all sorts of crazy things to save the night. Meanwhile, the hunters enjoy a well-deserved break, yet the craziness and hilarious situations continue unabated. I’m already eagerly looking forward to the third season.

Three fun stories in a single episode, it’s a blast watching the best team get up to stupid antics and risqué behavior; it is truly hilarious and entertaining. We also learn more about Ronaldo’s life through stories told by his fans and meet Draluc’s charming mentor, a top-tier ladies' man. This episode is a real winner and a joy to watch.

I’ve thought all the previous chapters were good, but this one is excellent, the best I’ve seen so far. The story is fantastic; I wasn't bored for a single second, given everything that went down in the first part. And in the second part, Kei and Tsujigiri never disappoint; the chemistry between the two works really well, especially considering that Kei is a magnet for trouble.

An entertaining and colorful episode, packed with humorous references from all the main characters. The chapter features bizarre situations, including wild dreams and unusual games that make the stories much more fun, with the characters constantly poking fun at themselves. We also see Draluc’s grandfather drop by for a visit, turning the whole town upside down.

And just when you think nothing else could possibly be dreamed up for this story, along comes this chapter packed with even more wacky antics, especially in the first half, where a whirlwind of events has you doubling over with laughter. We also get a glimpse into the lives of Handa and his mother, as well as a look at just how important Roldado is to Draluc. Honestly, it’s a really great chapter.

The writers of this chapter must have been drunk when they wrote it. The first story is so funny and absurd that you have no choice but to enjoy it. In the second story, we see more interaction between Draluc and his father as they try to help a friend, though the father displays the same clumsiness as his son. Like father, like son. And what can I say about John? He is one of the most adorable characters in the series. I loved all three parts of the chapter.

You know an episode is going to be hilarious when the only sane one is a cat. Each episode is crazier than the last. These three stories really delivered and made me laugh out loud. It had been a long time since I laughed that much.

In this chapter, we learn a bit more about Ronaldo’s life and family, as well as his relationship with his older brother and little sister. Ronaldo’s story about his brother is excellent and entertaining, quite exaggerated, yet with a unique comic touch that made me laugh out loud more than once. The second part of the chapter is also very inventive, incorporating a *Saw*-movie style into the plot.

This episode was sensational, especially the first part. I laughed a lot at the situations that unfolded at the bar, and Koyuki is great. I loved her personality and the blend of dark, slightly risqué humor, which makes the series entertaining and easy for viewers to get hooked on.

I found the three stories in this episode brilliant. Each character has their own style of humor, giving every section a distinctive comic touch. It is the kind of episode you can't stop watching, as the increasingly absurd situations keep you glued to the screen. The nightclub scene was especially hilarious and, without a doubt, one of the episode's standout moments.

This chapter really made me laugh. All the characters are incredibly quirky and get up to all sorts of crazy antics. The humor and action scenes remind me of the artistic flair found in One Punch Man , Saiki K. , or Mob Psycho 100 , where, just as things are getting serious, something totally absurd happens. I also have to mention that it has that unique pop-culture style I love.

It’s really weird, I'm rethinking my life decisions now. Anyway, the last scene was funny asf got to see the trio before this season ends. It was really a fun ride even though there’s some weird parts but it was really comedy.

I think I'm going crazy watching this. I don’t know if they are unhinged or just pure weird and full of craziness. Northdin really knows what he’s doing. I think he made this a lot more interesting, kinda bummed that it was such a cliffhanger.

Oh my gosh, the kids look so adorable. It’s gonna be more interesting if there’s more action but it was already fun. The last scene piqued my interest and got me thinking about Handa’s credibility lol.

If I were in Bubuo's shoes I'd probably wake myself up faster than light lmao. Also, I keep laughing at the dad’s joke or should I say grandpa’s joke? I’m crying lmao. I thought it’s gonna be a comedy all the way but the end got emotional real quick.

Good thinking, Mikasuki! Because everything is getting weird from the start to end. I don’t really like the topics here, it’s supposed to be comedy but it’s really not my humor iykyk. Gosh why is everything getting weird? T_T.

This is so weird. The dialogues and the way they act was so weird for my liking. Not really on my personal preference. Not my humor either. Good thing John was cute, he healed my eyes from watching all those weird things.

Aww, Ronaldo as a kid was super cute. But what’s with the animation and his brother's inaccurate looks at the second cut??? I got the same feeling when he said that too, adulting really hits different. It was fun and I can feel the adrenaline rush from Ronaldo lol.

Bosatsu is so chunky and adorable. As a cat enthusiast this got me feeling like I'm on cloud nine. The last scene also got me thinking if this is the real definition of being optimistic at all times lmao. #YOLO lol. Anyway, the end was such a cliffhanger.

Koyuki is just like me when i was a kid, i think i’m much worse than her T_T. Anw, little Draluc was so cute and adorable. I hope I can see him again in the next ep. It was a mix of comedy and emotional but it leans more on the comedy side and again, there’s no boring scene here for me.