Audience reviews
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MirukuBars
season 1 was better this season 100% went downhill...
in season 1 our MC had a brain she was good hearted yet not ignorant but in this season all of her IQ went out the window she now relies on everyone around her like an average anime MC even the way she speaks was changed to be lighter and more air head like + throughout the whole season there were many plot falls that just don't make sense for example her falling down a large hole with minor injuries and a "meh whatever" reaction AND even though she's a saint she didn't heal herself with her holy powers (even though in the past she learned heal and area heal) but instead needed one of her own potions ++ all the undead creatures she needs protection from she could easily kill with her saint powers like she did with the huge boss but no…
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Oh my God, after the first season I thought I had seen everything, but this anime completely surprised me. I honestly don’t understand why it has such a low score. It’s the first isekai anime where I actually see the whole story wrapped up in just two seasons, no unnecessary episodes, no filler that adds nothing to the main plot. It was simply perfect and beautiful. The ending even made me cry, because I love romance anime, and while the main premise wasn’t romantic at all, the finale had one of the most touching and beautiful romantic scenes I’ve ever seen in any anime. Everything felt so natural and flowed so well.
The best part of this anime is definitely the MC. Instead of giving us the typical kind and submissive “waifu” designed for male appeal, they actually gave us a protagonist w…
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After watching the first season I was like what else are they gonna show in S2, it'll be a drag. And then I saw a review here explaining why I should, and I did watch S2. Would have regretted if I hadn't watched it. Would recommend watching both S1 and S2 together. For a person who waits for One Piece weekly, I am very picky about the anime I watch on other times. This was certainly a super, feel good watch.
S1 is definitely better since you are freshly introduced to the concepts and the characters, but at the end the anime is good as a whole with both S1 and S2
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S1 was okay but this one is so dragged! The love story doesn't make you flutter it just makes you feel 'oh come on get over with it' vibes. The MC is so shy & naive even though she goes from modern day Japan, is 20 y.o. & worked for corporate. She gives too pure vibes which sucks after a while. The adventure & action part is okay okay. Animation is good surprisingly. Op & ED are not great either; they are same as what you hear in other anime. I hope such anime don't get S2 or 3 because there are so many anime out there worth spending money on. Character development is zero here with same boring dialogues. Everything is predictable here. The ending scene is very beautiful though with a song. Also, the MC voice becomes very weird in S2 as she uses those moaning type sounds more even though t…
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I was so smitten with Season 1 Sei. It's so rare to have a mature alternative to the high school age MC. Is the source of her blessing magic cheesy as a concept? yeahhh of course it is but i had no trouble buying in and pushing past my cringe to let myself enjoy it anyway. I love alchemy, loved getting to know this world and the characters surrounding her, it was a solid 8 for me.
Enter season 2. I was heartbroken that this character i was so crazy about was suddenly stripped of so much of what made her awesome in S1. By the end of the season it's the young princess who has to confront Sei about the feelings she knows good and well she has for Hawkes and even so it doesn't help bc in the end she didn't grow or get a grip on her feelings ... Hawkes did all the work bridging the gap. She ne…
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OhMyGah the last episode had me in tears! If the manga has a continuation for what will happen next then I am definitely buying it! Even when I was watching this anime, I was certain there were many chapters left out that I would probably had enjoy.
Not often I fangirl this hard for a ship! Although the anime is quite simple with common plots like many other animes out there, perhaps what captured my heart is it's calm and relaxed atmosphere. Perhaps I needed a break from all the intense drama, romance, battles, etc genre.
If you're looking for something calm and relaxing then definitely check this out. The battles, the drama, etc, doesn't consume a lot of energy. Fine for a chill evening.
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Although I enjoyed it, I didn’t think it was as good as the first season. I hate the way it starts out with this dramatic cliffhanger action scene that you won’t hear anything about until the latter half of the season. I found it annoying. It’s as if the writer is unsure of whether they can keep your interest so they use this ploy in the hopes that it will insure your viewership. Another thing I didn’t like about this opening is that I think it’s misleading because action isn’t the focus of the show. In fact after this the show goes back to its slow casual pace that it had in the first season. To me this show is more about the character interactions than anything else which is what I love about it. I’d say they focus even more on this in the second season, In particular, the focus on the r…
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(very little plot detail) I had really enjoyed Season 1 for its originality, let's see about this Season 2...
Warning : I am a boy and i will write it through this point of view ^^.
Well, how to describe this in a few words, um... let's say that in life there are two types of Shoujo/Josei: there are those that are perfectly visible to a male audience because all their aspects aimed at the female audience are either barely present or perfectly blendable into the male audience... and then there are the others: the Josei/Shoujo that evoke female fantasies so... female... that it's quite difficult to latch onto many aspects when you're a boy.
Obviously, if I'm telling you this, it's because "Seijo no Maryoku wa Bannou desu" falls into this second category. Particularly in this Season 2.
Se…
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This was a very high quality show, I was seriously not expecting this. See the story is decent it's not the best, but it's enough to keep you interested, but the thing that pulls and carries this show is all the other things that every other anime misses. It's art was top notch, it didn't use trashy looking cgi for monsters and real drawn monsters and the layout of the theater at episode 10 I think was just beautiful, it was like an art piece that came to life. It's character development and character relationship was also developed really well, you could see the characters grow. And the writing was also really good, with whole finale. So yeah definitely a 9/10 in my book. This show is literally the epitome of the term underrated
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Sweet. I think that best encapsulates the second season of this show.
They really stuck the landing, and though the show takes it time teasing the conclusion, I'm glad they ended it how they did.
It's nice to have a show for once that knows its place, its themes, and leaves on the high mark it has been building towards all along.
This won't change your life, it won't be in your top 10 shows of all time, but it will likely leave you with a smile. Which is nice among the wealth of gray and dreary offerings or sequel bait that isekai so often loses itself in.
Again they nail the art and atmosphere, and present an anime that, while it clearly isn't a blockbuster both in its vision and its budget, it delivers what it promises. Nothing more, nothing less.
The characters continue their arc, a…
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Has a lot of the same good elements as season 1, but is overall a worse product. First off there are few action scenes than season 1, which is a shame since the one's that are there continue to impress for the genre. In terms of detail there really isn't much of a change from season 1. More amazing backgrounds and decent character detail. The characters continue to have flaws with background details, but are overall good. Story continues to have decent world building and is well executed. However, the pacing of the first six episodes is slow and is almost entirely filler. The final six episodes are much better and save the season. Voice acting also falls on it's face a little. In episodes 9 and 10 Sei's voice actor apparently was ill and they had someone fill in for her. One: switching voi…
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The Saint's Magic Power is Omnipotent Season 2: A Heartwarming Continuation of Isekai Excellence
The Saint's Magic Power is Omnipotent Season 2 seamlessly carries forward the enchanting blend of slice of life, reverse harem, and isekai elements that made its predecessor a standout series. Building on the foundation of the first season, the anime continues to weave a tale that combines charm, light-hearted drama, and real-world ideas, setting itself apart in the oversaturated isekai genre.
The characters remain one of the anime's strongest assets, maintaining their endearing qualities and contributing to the overall charm of the narrative. The protagonist's journey in this season further explores the complexities of her relationships, adding depth to the existing cast while introducing ne…
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I loved the first season, so I was looking forward to seeing this second season.
A quick disclaimer, I did rewatch the first season before watching the second season, mainly because I had forgotten much of what had happened in the first season and had mixed up the plots between it and Bibliophile Princess, but thanks to that I was able to better compare the two seasons.
The reality is, season 2 is just not as good as season 1, the first episode is good, the ending is great, it has a few good moments here and there, but overall it has far too many problems and is just lacklustre, don't get me wrong, it's not bad, but this was a series I rated as 'Great' but now it is mealy 'good'
So initial thoughts on the opening scene of episode 1 were, they increased the budget and quality of the anim…
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Alright, let's dive deeper into the isekai wonder that is "The Saint's Magic is Omnipotent." I've gotta say, both Season 1 and Season 2 brought their A-game. The enchanting scenes and that sweet romance – absolute highlights. Now, I won't pretend it's flawless. There were moments, especially in Season 2, where things felt a bit rushed. But hey, show me a perfect anime – doesn't exist, right? Imperfections are part of the charm. I could overlook those speedy bits because the overall experience was a joyride. The emotional ending, the voice actors pouring their souls into it – kept me glued.
So, yeah, it's not without its quirks, but that's what makes it real. The isekai journey became a personal escape. Some may nitpick about the rushed bits, but for me, it's a minor blip in an otherwise s…
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I dont remember when was the last time I cried in a happy ending. But this one made water droplets to flow from my eyes.
I am truly happy on how this ended and I love how the whole thing played out. Just like the first season I enjoyed it to the fullest. The dialogues the reactions its so perfectly played out that it almost felt real. These days anime quality is going down a lot but this is something else. I love the romance between them, its so accurate that it lines up after Violet and Sawako's love story.
Simple yet so beautiful that I can actually feel the happiness in my heart with the ending. The love story you were not expecting but you will fall for it from first season. So give this a try and experience for yourself.
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As someone who enjoyed season 1, I can safely say I am disappointed by how season 2 turned out.
I understand that the Saint's power is omnipotent but there was no substantial plot, no tension, no drama, and no cliffhangers to keep me waiting for the next episode.
I think my main driving factor for seeing this season thru to the end was my loyalty to the first season and the characters I had grown fond of. Sad to say, I did not see any sort of character growth this season, it almost felt like a massive filler, especially the middle episodes with the transfer student/prince.
The fights from the first season were better, and although the animation leaves little to be desired in terms of production quality, it does not make up for the lack of substance IMO. Fights were short and unsatisfac…
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The continuation of the "otome game" styled isekai in which an adult woman has been plucked from current day Japan and put in a 15-1600's European renaissance styled fantasy world with a bit of magic and monsters in it. Our protagonist is a 'saint' with holy powers and is by her own words, surrounded by gorgeous men on all sides.
I think the best best description of it is "flaccid". It's nothing special, it raises several interesting plot questions and then resolves them in unsatisfying ways with no sense of flair.
The main drive of the story is the love interest between our main character and a stereotypical "prince" charming, who's only genuine good quality is that he actually fights alongside her, a good example of people respecting each other and learning to love them.
Questions of…
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I reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaally love this series. If you watched season 1 and enjoyed it, I think you'll enjoy this season just as much. Feels like a perfectly executed continuation. On the whole this series is such a simple concept for an isekai, not overly laden down with stuff like rules, skills, exp, level ups, whatever. Just OL transported to fantasy world where she's got healing magic and gets to have a chance at romance. It's cute, wholesome, and the art is well done. Sei has her little side-quests and there's occassionally obstacles that pop up that she needs to clear, but the series does a good job of course-correcting and getting back to the proper mood without any wallowing (hate it when anime characters wallow). The 'gotta find a husband' subplot for this season was…
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Saint’s Magic 2 was one of my most anticipated series of 2023 and it didn’t disappoint. As far as adult fantasy romances go, there’s no better option than this series. Season 2 is an improvement in almost every way over the first and is a pure wholesome and magical time.
In an era that’s dominated by teenaged high school romances, Saint’s Magic sets itself apart by focusing on two adults getting to know each other and gradually falling in love in a fantasy world. It doesn’t rely on fan service or cliche tropes to get there either. We see Sei and Albert slowly, but surely go from a work relationship to something more and it’s such a rewarding experience. While Sei is a somewhat shy and introverted person, she’s not running around squealing like a high school girl when a boy she likes comes…
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The Saint's Magic Power is Omnipotent — is that saintly omnipotent magic ever still present as time progresses, or has it been snuffed to death?
Back in Spring 2021, author Yuka Tachibana's only series came out in a season of both wavering and high-profile shows (e.g. 86, Vivy: Fluorite Eye's Song, Fumetsu no Anata e a.k.a To Your Eternity), and despite the premiere season getting lost, even to the point where it's unnoticed, I quite like the show's combination of the typical Isekai and Shoujo romance story, laden in with the sole feature being in the medical department in the rather Iyashikei slice-of-life entertainment that it offers. Fast forward 2.5 years later, and the series is back with the sequel, though, in hindsight, I'm of the belief that the anime should've stopped then and th…
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