Audience reviews
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Having watched the first season way back when it aired almost a decade ago, revisiting this show and watching the second season for the first time was a bit of a trip. It's a classic case of a few bad ingredients ruining* the whole stew, those bad ingredients namely being The Author's Barely-Disguised Fetish. However, it's hard to say whether the discomfort caused by said ingredients truly ruins an otherwise-cute and beautifully-produced show.
Let's get this out of the way: Lucoa and Saizawa are the worst characters in this show by far, as their existence barely even ties into the ongoing story, and they're basically just here to be fetishistic wish-fulfillment and make the same jokes over and over (did you guys notice Lucoa's breasts are rather large? How humorous!). The new addition to…
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its not even a week i finished S1 and here im now writing a review on S2 tbh i love this show its one of those shows that won't stress you while you watch instead its quiet relaxing and fun to watch i never prefer to watch yuri but this is first yuri show i watched yet i'll say the kid girl Saikawa kinda creeps me out like Tohru is way better in the affection and yuri part like its fun to watch Tohru but for Saikawa u would question urself that what the heck are u even watching well expect that the whole anime is prettey chill and fun to watch the OP and ED are also wholesome and pretty to listen to <3
Idk when the Season 3 will be aired and even announced but whenever it does i'm sure gonna watch S3 from the day it aires !
Meanwhile ima watch the sequal movie that aired in June this yea…
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Here's the second season of one of Kyoto Animation's best series, being Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid S. I could say that this is an improvement from the last season along with some things that I question even the mangaka's motives, but it is what it is. The story is still Miss Kobayashi and Tohru going through their daily life as what you would see them as a married couple with Kanna as their "daughter" until one day, a new Chaos Faction dragon named Ilulu gets the drop on them, looking to cause some chaos. Thankfully, Tohru manages to stop Ilulu. However, Ilulu tries to persuade Kobayashi even when Ilulu doesn't know that Kabayashi is a woman. When Ilulu tries something for giggles, she is hunted down by a dragon hunter, but Kobayashi intervenes when she wants to talk with Ilulu about her…
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This is like a low-quality porn. Low-quality pornography, dime-a-dozen. There is like a point where the shallowness, the disturbing fetishes of this crap are too big to ignore, I felt like watching a high-quality DeviantArt creepy fetish art.
It's not the giant breasts man, I love giant breasts, it's the fact she behaves and acts like an elementary schooler. This isn't pedophilia, that would be too easy for an explanation. You know, I've once heard some incredibly crazy radical feminist says men don't want women, they want babies with tits. She was obviously wrong, but at least one guy wants it, and it is the author of this thing!
KyoAni put a lot of effort into bringing to you this shallow comedy with moeblobs to your screen, that is what this show is when it's not a outlet for the auth…
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If you want to smile cheek to cheek for straight 552(+specials and ovas) minutes of extremely cute dragons, cool dragons, funny dragons, erotic dragons having fun and enjoying their peaceful lives with Tohru, the girl who tamed them all, learning how to be a human , learning to understand each other, forming bonds with each other, acknowledge their strengths, weaknesses, their love, their passions, this anime might be the best thing to watch on your free time to forget about your stressful or boring life. The unfortunate thing is you will be sad that it would get over, but hopefully Kyoto animations, whom i respect immensely for their hardwork, will make more and more seasons for this.
man Kyoto animations DID NOT hold back. Have you ever seen peak action scenes in a slice of life? if you…
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tl;dr: A similar and just as good sequel season.
This sequel season is more of the same for better or worse. If you didn’t like the first season this probably won’t change your mind. Though this changes things up just enough to stay interesting that I can’t imagine many people that liked the first season not liking this one. This season starts out with the introduction to Ilulu, another chaos dragon who gets into a fight with Tooru. Things are serious for a bit, but they quickly settle down into the standard status quo but with Ilulu now also living at Kobayashi’s. Based on the first season, this may lead you to think she’ll be a main character as all the other residents are, but she is not. After her introduction, she gets about as much focus as all the other side characters, if not less…
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Well... here ends the second season of this anime that, even with impeccable production, I couldn't like at all.
Many weird and strange jokes... with a slice of life that didn't really catch my attention.
I tried giving the second season a chance, thinking it might be better, but no, it's still pretty bad
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Pt/Br poisé... aqui acaba a 2 temporada desse anime que mesmo com uma produção IMPECÁVEL, eu não consegui gostar nem um pouco
Muitas piadas esquisitas e estranhas... com um slice of life que não me chamou muito a atenção.
Tentei dar uma chance para a segunda temporada achando que poderia ser melhor, mas não, ainda é bem ruim.
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To be able to hook a viewer that started watching halfway through the anime is what makes Kobayashi-san Chi no Maid Dragon S a masterpiece.
Let me explain what makes this anime so great.
(For the record, I will be reviewing both the original season 1 and S, because I feel like a lot of stuff applies here as well.)
First of all, I must say that despite the sexuality of most dragon characters in the anime (Exhibit A: Lucoa), the overall premise of the show was lighthearted, funny, with a lot of witty banter and the atmosphere overall was so engaging it wasn't hard to finish the show. There isn't too much of an overarching plot, but the series more than makes up for it with its various storylines that are both fun and entertaining. Through this anime I laughed, cried, and felt warmth all a…
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Kyoto Animation Returns!!With Dragon Maid Season 2- after the tragic fire killed 35 people at the modest studio building in 2019; we thought Kyoto Animation would be gone forever. But overwhelming support from abroad with huge donations helped bring a revival that is so amazing to me every time the song plays at the beginning of each episode I cry. Here is the first big title release of the revived Kyo-Ani: a joyful comedy with bright colors that mostly takes place in an apartment building that along with its surroundings- bears a strong resemblance to modern Kyoto. Introducing a new dragon on the block: ILULU! Well, her character design is either pure comedy or pure fan service depending on your point of view. Ilulu has gigantic watermelon boobs that produce fire! Of course she shows up a…
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As always a masterpiece anime from kyo ani, love the story and heart warming while watching it especially kanna with random behavior or sentences in the back my favorite is "lets go fishing, what do you want to fishing kanna" and kanna answer "anaconda"
The characters it self really interesting even the side character
This anime good for your humanity *lol
nice graphics effect while the dragon fight its really entertaining , art, voice act, opening and ending song to really fit to the anime
the story it self Relieve stress when coming home from work or other activities
Hopefully there's another season for this anime
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TRIGGER WARNINGS: TRANSPHOBIA, MOLESTATION, PEDOPHILIA
Kobayashi, Tohru, and friends return for a second season that’s every bit as entertaining, raunchy, and heartfelt as the first.
Tohru and Kobayashi go through some changes, and they gain a new family member. Tohru’s character arc continues, and it’s interwoven with Elma’s arc. Both have to confront their past as enemies with very different values and worldviews. They dedicate plenty of airtime to painting a picture of their lives before they came to Japan. Facilitating their character development is Kobayashi. She remains the core of the found-family dynamic as the father figure to Kanna and now the new character, Ilulu. Fafnir and his roommate/boyfriend Takiya returned in a few vignettes. His dry sense of humor mixed with Takiya’s e…
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** Spoiler Free Review**
To me, when reviewing Maid Dragon S it helps to remember what I thought about Season 1 because there are some major differences to be aware of. Depending on what you expect or want out of it, it may affect whether you'll enjoy it or not.
I was so excited to watch season 2 of Maid Dragon because I absolutely loved the first. I was all for the comedy, the light-hearted SoL elements, the sketches-- it reminded me of the classic KyoAni anime that are my favorite of all time such as Clannad and Nichijou. Season 1 never delved too deeply into the characters and mainly used the characters for hilarious comedic moments that not only made me laugh but make me feel warm and fuzzy inside. I was totally left with an anime hangover after finishing season 1.
I then started Ma…
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Those who watched the first season of Kobayashi's Dragon Maid will have few problems imagining how this one plays out – while introducing an extra chaos dragon to the main cast, it generally plays things extremely safe, arguably with even fewer major events and drama, and more lighthearted tone. This means, it's even more of a slow slice-of-life anime and will appeal mostly to fans of the genre.
That being said, there are some improvements from season one. I found the fanservice a bit less obnoxious here, with Lucoa in particular receiving some subtle character development and fun scenes outside of being a one giant sexual harassment joke. And in general, "subtle character development" is the name of the game here. While not much changes at first glance, you can genuinely feel the relatio…
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Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid S is a direct sequel of the first season and explores more about how our favourite maid, as well as other dragons from her world, continue to adjust to the human world. I'll assume you've seen the first season for the purposes of this review.
Story & Character: Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid S doesn't take long to get going and, right away, introduces us a new dragon to our cast, Ilulu. She's very aware to how Tooru is living with a human and does everything in her power to get in the way. Past this, much of the story then takes time to show us how all of the supporting cast from the first season are doing. Everyone gets a fair bit of a screen time and they mix up who appears in each arc quite a bit. I really liked how they went about this because it's never foc…
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The return of Kobayashi's Dragon Maid has a weak beginning but manages to regain its footing and end as strongly as the previous season.
The story was definitely in particular started out quite roughly, especially with that very questionable second episode and just too much Lucoa for comfort, not just that but a second character existing solely to for bouncy boobie-esque fanservice gets added, reducing the show's appeal significantly. Thankfully by the second half of the show, our main three come back to the show's forefront (Kanna centered episodes are akways a delight) and Tohru's relationship with Elma is explored further as well as Tohru's past, her perception of humans as it evolved throughout her life and how it eventually led her to Kobayashi.
What I like about this show is how…
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Yah, Nah, Meh
TLDR: Yah, the season feels different than season one, its still the same cast but everything feels slightly off but its not necessarily a bad thing. Don't watch with the expectations that it'll just be more of season 1
Story: Yah
The entire season feels different from season one but it's not bad. Some stories last over the course of multiple episodes
Art: Yah
The art is straight-up bussin, got some of that top tier kyoto ani animation why having cute and comfy character designs Sound: Yah
There are times that the soundtrack gives off a different vibe to season 1 but its not bad. The op and ed slap. The ED gives off big Blend S vibes. The dub voice actor for Kanna took a completely different approach to her voice which is very different
Characters: Yah
The characters are…
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Having Dragon Maid back feels like a victory for anime. I think this slice of life show bringing smiles to a worldwide audience is the perfect response to the hateful crime committed against the animation studio that nearly ended this anime series for good. It's a triumph that they were able to come back and answer to that with something so defiantly cheerful. I can't even imagine what the people who helped bring this finished product to us had to go through, but the animation is as stellar as Kyoto Animation has ever been, showing they really poured a lot of love into it.
I just love watching the interactions between these characters. I thought the flashback backstory stuff was mildly interesting, but honestly I don't need to know more about the fantasy land they come from or the differe…
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Kobayashi's Maid Dragon delivered a heartwarming and well-executed first season; it didn't lose any steam in the second.
In season 2 we get a new character, Ilulu, who also comes to Earth from the Chaos Faction. However, the focus ends up not really being on her. Instead season 2 develops the existing cast to a deeper level, exploring how their past drives their motivations and their love for Kobayashi, the one who told them it was okay to be vulnerable.
A critical part of why this show is able to deliver such emotional scenes, whether it's comedic or sad, is definitely the animation. KyoAni continues to show why it's one of the top dogs in the industry, sparing no expense at creating beautifully animated atmospheres and even fight scenes. Without this many scenes would fall flat or ca…
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tl;dr not for me but I can see why other people might like it
I finally got to watch the whole series because it was recommended to me so much and while some stuff was a bit annoying, I loved the first season so I was excited to start the second one.
Sadly, the newly introduced character and the change in how the episodes are handled kind of ruins this for me, I already did not like the sexualization of Kanna and Shouta in s1 but it was so few scenes that I could just skip them and still enjoy the rest of the show.
With the new character Ilulu that was introduced, that is sadly not the case any more as it ads a 3rd fanservice storyline.
I normally don’t have a problem with over sexualized characters if they fit the tone of the rest of the anime which, while the first season had fanse…
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I'm actually quite impressed with the level of continuity this season of Kobayashi achieves. This series is a masterclass in revealing the depth and balance that animes in the SOL genre can achieve. From the memey fan service to the character and plot development that SOL animes don't usually demonstrate, the writers of this anime really do it justice by providing the anime with a beautiful balance of comedy, plot, character development and fan service.
In a sense, the plot is too good as it feels lowkey rushed since it could have probably been extended as the buildup to this big revelation in episode 11 could be further extended upon by building it up in prior episodes more thoroughly. However, considering the nature of SOL, it’s understandable that it's pretty difficult to squeeze every…
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