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Naoki SerizawaCast:
Shouya Chiba, Rina Satō, Ryōta Ōsaka, Yūichirō Umehara, Akari Kitō, Mikako Komatsu, Nao Tōyama, Ayana Taketatsu, Satoshi Hino, Yurika Kubo, Masaaki Mizunaka (more)VOD (2)
Episodes(13)
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Remember to Keep a Clear Head in Difficult Times (S02E01)
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There Are Two Main Human Sins from Which All the Others Derive: Impatience and Indolence (S02E02)
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The Greatest Souls Are Capable of the Greatest Vices as Well as of the Greatest Virtues (S02E03)
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The Material Has to Be Created (S02E04)
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Every Failure Is a Step to Success (S02E05)
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Adversity Is the First Path to Truth (S02E06)
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To Doubt Everything or to Believe Everything Are Two Equally Convenient Solutions; Both Dispense with the Necessity of Reflection. (S02E07)
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The Wound Is at Her Heart. (S02E08)
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If You Make a Mistake and Do Not Correct It, This Is Called a Mistake. (S02E09)
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People, Often Deceived by An Illusive Good, Desire Their Own Ruin. (S02E10)
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A Man Who Cannot Command Himself Will Always Be a Slave. (S02E11)
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Force Without Wisdom Falls of Its Own Weight. (S02E12)
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The Worst Enemy You Can Meet Will Always Be Yourself. (S02E13)
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Reviews (1)
After five years, the cruel and emotionless manipulator with the face of a dead fish and the voice of a snake tranquilizer is back, and I can enjoy more of his elaborate tricks and maybe even learn a little more about his mysterious past. The second season doesn’t bring many new revelations, though. What I did enjoy here was the gradual fleshing out of certain characters and the first real confrontation between the protagonist and a sufficiently dangerous opponent, which is topped off with a very decently animated fight. The second season could be roughly divided into three parts. The opening part on the ship and the final one with the test were quite fun and interesting. I learned something new and saw some very powerful scenes. On the other hand, the middle part about the sports tournament was rather mediocre, almost boring. I find this series intriguing, and I don't see why some people consider it stupid and dull. I think the opposite is true, but everyone is entitled to their own opinion, and it would be boring if everyone perceived everything the same way. I'm excited to see new episodes and find out more about the "white room". I’m also curious to know if Ayanokoji will ever become a normal person with at least a semblance of emotions. The season took care of one antagonist while showing the danger and motivations of others, so I have reason to look forward to Season 3, also thanks to the last scene. It's a quality show, but one point off compared to the first season (mainly because of the weaker middle part).
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