AniWorthKamonohashi Ron no Kindan Suiri 2nd Season
Introduction
Not long after forming their partnership, detectives Ron Kamonohashi and Totomaru Isshiki have proven adept at solving various cases together. However, the two are further motivated to continue their work when they discover that the House of M—an infamous crime syndicate—orchestrated Ron's expulsion from the prestigious Detective Training Academy BLUE five years prior. It appears that this group is also linked to Ron's mysterious ability that causes those around him to lose their lives, a phenomenon which Ron is desperate to stop.
A member of the House of M soon starts to commit boastful serial murders around Shibuya as an act of provocation toward Ron. Consequently, the investigative pair must do their best to apprehend the culprit for the sake of justice as well as learning more about Ron's dark past and present condition.
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Audience ratings
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Audience reviews
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sailorkugisaki
This second season of Ron Kamonohashi started off strongly with a crime orchestrated by the M. family. This first arc is three-episodes long and gave me a lot of hope as I was waiting for answers, since season 1 was a series of random crimes that were mostly unrelated to the bigger/main plotline. However, the next episodes of season 2 followed the same narrative as season 1: Toto and Ron will go here & there and investigate random crimes. But, as compared to season 1, those will allow Ron to try something, which I can't say otherwise it would be spoilers; in other words, those random investigations still serve the plot. It is not until the last arc of the season that the story will tie back to the intrigue surrounding Ron. This last arc was four-episodes long and finally gave us the answer…
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I disliked the first season so much, but I decided to trust the process and continue watching it. it was worth it.
Unlike season one, the second season gives you some hints by which you can guess who might be the culprit and how their plan works. On the other hand, it also follows the story of Ron's life, our main character, which all of us are obviously more interested in.
I somehow believe all the random cases that we watched Ron solve were only there to show us "hey this dude is a genius! he solves cases with just a glance." I think one case was enough to prove this to us, but they gave us many random and unrelated cases in season one with no hint for the viewer to guess and follow what happened, which made season one boring.
however, season two somehow fixed these issues a bit:
1) ca…
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amazing fujobait, but actual trash if ur actually looking for something serious.
the same as season 1, the mysteries were easy to solve or just didnt make sense or left things unresolved, and the house of M stuff is kinda goofy and cartoon villain-ish, and also it pisses me off the way they violate police protocol and never question ppl separately and other stuff. also they often tell us stuff, but never show it happening. like when they say ron thinks like a criminal i just think "does he? huh i dont remember that happening", and things just happen way too conveniently.
but im not here for the mysteries or story. im here for the fujobait. this is peak fujobait, i love this so much. like near the end of the last episode they made jokes that ppl will think they are a detective couple. lik…
Read at the sourceChuy_diazz
The second season of Ron Kamonohashi leaves me with a bittersweet feeling.
The anime starts off on a high note with a super interesting story and showing us what would apparently be the villains of the season or even of the story in general. The problem comes once the first arc is over, when they don't mention these villains again in many chapters and the plot picks up again in the final stretch. The feeling is like being thrown a bucket of cold water, in the end it's not what one expected from what seemed to be an interesting story from beginning to end. It's not that the rest of the stories weren't interesting or entertaining, it's simply that compared to what they gave you at the beginning, none can reach that level. On top of that, the final stretch gives you a rather vulnerable versi…
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