Gochuumon wa Usagi Desu ka? S2 Review - Anime Evo

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There are times when shows just completely live up to your expectations and actually fail to disappoint you. This was definitely one of those times. I was a bit late to the party when it came to the original Gochuumon wa Usagi Desu ka, didn’t really watch it until well after it had finished. But going into this one I had pretty high hopes as the first season really clicked with me. In that sense this season was everything I could have asked for. It took what was a really strong show and just went a step further in the second season. We got to know the main cast much better than we did at the end of season 1 and they were more fully developed as well. You could really feel the cast growing up. It reminded me of those shows I watched while I was younger where you’d see the cast grow up and go through new challenges along the way (like Home Improvement). Now this isn’t like that in the sense that the cast hasn’t grown or changed in appearance, but they are more complete people than they were when the series itself started. This season took those elements that worked so well in the previous season and used them to the fullest while also moving forward the passage of time and letting the cast grow bit by bit. One really impressive thing with this season is that it doesn’t just rely on what worked before in terms of the cast. We know Chiya and Cocoa are great friends, we know Syaro really likes Rize, and we know that Chino, Megu, and Maya are friends. But the show makes sure to mix things up. This season advances the friendship between Cocoa and Syaro well beyond where it was in season 1. Where in that season they were friends, but mostly connected through Chiya. This season has them spend more time together and show that they are good friends in their own right. The show makes these less explored connections stronger while also delving further into the ones we already know about. We learn more about the friendship between Chino, Megu, and Maya through this season. Getting to see how that trio met and learn more in depth things about Megu and Maya individually. It’s such a strength for the show that they continue to develop these relationships that pulled people into the show in the first place. It doesn’t stop to rest on the status quo, but continue to push things forward.