Audience reviews
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Shigeo_Seras
If you liked the first season, this one is a must watch. I went in, thinking "Season 1 was good, is this necessary?" It turns out it was. I am now under the impression that season 1 was just setting up the characters, and these 2/4 episodes are where Bokusatsu Tenshi Dokuro-chan really shines. Zakuro, Dokuro, Babel, Zansu, and Sakura were all really good and enjoyable characters, and it is definitely worth a watch. The artstyle and animation is a huge improvement to the first season, and visually is quite appealing. It's short and sweet, and if ecchi's are your jam, especially Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt, this is a must-watch.
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Bokusatsu Tenshi Dokuro-chan 2 is, compared to its direct predecessor a little bit weaker, overall. The great phasing who characterized its first season is all but gone and some of its gig don't feel as funny this time around. Still, the fact that this IP belongs to the Dokuro-chan franchise means that you still get memorable character, funny and ridiculous situations and an overall good experience for those who enjoy absurdist comedy, such as myself.
As this point of the review, you might have gotten a wrong idea about this series. It's not necessary bad (it is not) hence the great score I assigned to it. It is just that, compared to the first season, it isn't as absurdly memorable as that one was. A bit of a letdown, if you ask me.
It does, however, do a good use of a resource that the…
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Wow, this wasn't good. It felt so boring. Too much weirdness for me. Bro is going way too crazy over them. Not enough blood like the first. She doesn't hit him as much as she did before. The last episode I was just super bored and wanted it to end. Over all I don't recommend this season. I am glad I watched it but it was just so meh. I know this show has a lot of fanservice but I liked the first season because at least it made me laugh at times. This one, not really at all. The intro is so catchy still. But the characters felt even more lame and but plain in this one. Couldn't care.
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Before I begin, please take note that this is a spoiler-free review. In most cases, this means that I think the show is worthwhile enough to spare you the misfortune of reading any spoilers before enjoying the show for yourself. However, I regret to inform you that this is not the case with Bludgeoning Angel Dokuro-chan 2. So, why then am I not providing spoilers? Quite simply, it is because there is nothing to spoil about this show. Over its incredibly short 2-episode run, BADC2 manages to not only completely abandon all of the elements that made Season 1 funny, but it also removes any semblance of a plot. So, this leads to the next question: What was added to this show for its second season to make up for a lack of plot or humor? It is simple, really.
Nothing.
Anyone reading this revie…
Read at the sourceTyrannicswine117
Warning possible Spoilers
Going into the second season I was really expecting it to be just as bad as the first season yet there were actually a few elements that made the second season a bit more tolerable to watch.
Story (3/10)
The story continues with Sakura and Dokuro doing random stuff however the second season only has 2 episodes whereas the first had 4 which to me was an improvement since it meant not having to watch it as long and another slight improvement was the antics that the duo got up to which actually didn't involve much of the school or their schoolmates instead it focused on a more select group of characters which felt a bit more decent to watch.
Once again though the story goes nowhere yet even more this time since there wasn't really a story to begin with in the firs…
Read at the sourceSidewinder51
Rate a 5
English Dubbed
Story
Not what one would expect having seen the first season. No, not in the good way. For starters the first season ended with a female character having a strong opinion of an another main character's position in life but when the first episode begins of the second season her opinion has done complete 180 change. What happened? Was there supposed to be a episode or special in between? Also, unlike season 1 season 2 has no plot basis it is just a day in and day out routine. Also, as for the underlining factor that the main character was going to contribute to in the alleged future was ignored throughout the second season. As for the ending it works for a comical stand. Just don't expect any award for a wonderful ending filled with emotion and strength or something…
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Overall, this has been a positive year so far. Lots of really strong series, nothing too bad. Obviously, that had to change at some point. Which is why we find ourselves looking at the follow up to Bokusatsu Tenshi Dokuro-chan, a terrible anime from Hal film maker about an angel who beats her love interest to death, brings him back to life and that's basically the big joke that we kept getting. I'm not looking forward to this one, but let's move in and see how many more gruesome domestic abuse scenes they can cram in and treat as humorous.
Story:
We pick up where the last series left off. Sakura is living with the angel sisters, Dokuro and Zakuro. He's trying to live a normal life and get the attention of the girl he likes at his school but that's consistently ruined by Dokuro torturing…
Read at the sourceWiriamuzu
nothing i can say will sum up dokuro chan season 1 or 2 but i can recommed the hell out of it! watch it and you wont be let down!
Read at the sourcevanglak
There is a storyline. Yes. it isn't as dense as most people would've liked but it does touch the surfaces from the beginning to the end. This anime is not for people who demand otherworldly information and rooms for fantasies. nonspoiler - It is the angel's goal to make sure the boy does not do a stupid thing and there are quite a few enemies coming for him, making this boy's life very difficult. I thought it was more of a 'less talk, more fighting' or more like 'kill, then ask', which is my kind of amusement. It is thoroughly consistent and enjoyable for a twisted, perverted mind like mine XD
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Hhhmmmm -_- Listen up people, every once in awhile, an anime like this pops up. A short series with no defined plot that has you shooting milk out you nose. This is a good series to watch when you have been given a big let down in some other anime, the huge gore and light humor made of it.
But don't expect this to be like an FLCL short series kind of thing, its not that good. The show seems to skip around in the plot, but who cares. What ever you do, don't take this anime too seriously, just watch and laugh.
PS: This is the same review for the first season, I judge an anime through it's net worth.
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This season of Dokuro-chan was shorter and more Ecchi than the first. It still stands strong in the violence department and the storyline is still pretty shallow. The characters are quite lively and still as funny as ever. The place where Dokuro-chan stores her phone is revealed even more clearly in this season >_<
Read at the sourceRetro8bit
Bokusatsu Tenshi Dokuro-chan 2 can basically be described as this: Over the top comedy and violence, complimented with pointless story and echhi-ness on the side.
It picks up where the first season left off, (well with the cast appearance anyway) and gives you even more of what the first had to offer.
Story: 4/10
Honestly if this anime series could talk, it would say: "Story? What is this story of which you speak of?" Because quite frankly there is none whatsoever, if you have ever seen season one then you may be surprised that everything the actual storyline (if you can even call it that) had built up to that point, seems to have gone right out the window. In fact it kind of confused me when I started this second season. The way the first half ended left many things up in the air, and i…
Read at the sourceEmilio_Rodo
What can I say, a bit more of same-old Dokuro chan, although the second season manages to be even less politically correct than the first one (tons and tons of ecchi) .No story to speak of, no character developpement, but if that's what you were looking for in this anime you have issues:)
Apart from that, an episode of this series never fails to deliver when you need 10 minutes of stupid/cruel/ecchi humor.Call me twisted, but I still chuckle every time Sakura kun gets clubbed to death:)
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