Screenplay:
Jukki HanadaCinematography:
Kazuya TakaoComposer:
Akito MatsudaCast:
久川綾, Hōko Kuwashima, Kenjirō Tsuda, Minori Chihara, Nao Tōyama, Takahiro Sakurai, 寿美菜子, Yōko Hikasa, Moe Toyota, Ayaka Shimizu, Saori Hayami, Ayaka Asai (more)VOD (1)
Episodes(13)
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Mid-summer Fanfare (S02E01)
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Hesitation Flute (S02E02)
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Troubled Nocturnes (S02E03)
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Awakening Oboe (S02E04)
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Miraculous Harmony (S02E05)
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Rainy Conductor (S02E06)
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Station Concert (S02E07)
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Rhapsody in Flu (S02E08)
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Sound! Euphonium (S02E09)
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After School Obligato (S02E10)
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First Love Trumpet (S02E11)
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The Last Competition (S02E12)
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Early-Spring Epilogue (S02E13)
Videos (5)
Reviews (1)
The animation in this season of Sound! Euphonium is once again very good. The soundtrack is quite a respectable affair, so there is not really any big change from the first season. Plus, everything is much more focused on the relationships within the band, dealing with various major and minor problems, and goes along with the build-up to the different gigs. So the music and everything else ends up much better balanced. Plus, the style of how the female protagonists deal with their problems feels quite realistic, so this anime series comes across as quite believable. The main thing is that it is not about the main female protagonist attempting to solve all the problems in the band by herself. The issues are resolved by her only when deemed reasonable, and with the help of various other band members when not. The main female protagonist goes through all sorts and comes out the other end, and you can see everything through her eyes. Plus, she also gets involved in a lot of situations on her own. So this show is very realistic; each problem is revealed slowly, just as Kumiko gradually finds out. In addition, all the feelings and emotions that get stirred up, the affection between the characters, are also very complicated and ambiguous at times, just as it probably should be with the feelings of young people who are just getting to know each other. So this anime series strikes me as a very realistic, sophisticated, and well-crafted show. In the end, I definitely feel satisfied, and this is how I imagine a "slice-of-life" anime series. So, mainly due to the more balanced ratio (compared to the first season) between everyday life and the life in the school band, where it is all about the music, and also due to the very good ending, I got a very good overall impression. 8.5/10.
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