Dragon Maid S2 delivers spectacular animation and an absolute banger OP while maintaining the sweet, wholesome lesbian romance between Tohru and Kobayashi. The new dragon girl Ilulu disappoints as the weakest cast member with lame design and minimal humor contribution, and the comedy overall feel...

Ladies and gentlemen...Kyoani is BACK! After rebuilding from the worst domestic terror attack in post WW2 Japanese history, they have returned to make it moe time once again! Dragon Maid S2 starts out right where season 1 left off. While this season does go more into the politics of Tohru's home ...

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, ...

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 p...

It's been over 2 years since the tragedy that hit Kyoto Animation during the Summer of 2019. Kobayashi-san Chi no Maid Dragon S marks the grand return of its franchise on the television screen. For a beloved show that graced upon us with maids, dragons, otaku culture, and Kanna's endless charm, w...

The animation itself is undeniably impeccable. Yet the humor feels nothing but weird and strange, the slice-of-life fabric never grabs me, and giving the second season a chance changed nothing—overall it remains thoroughly bad. A clear disappointment. The only thing that stands out is how polishe...

Kobayashi-san Chi no Maid Dragon S triumphantly returns with exceptional animation quality and the same beloved character chemistry that made the original special, featuring terrific choreography in battles like Tohru vs Ilulu. While the season starts with heavier drama before settling into its m...

Welp, that was a thing. Season one of Dragon Maid did it for me an this one doesn't, and there are a lot of reasons why. The pacing, the muuuuuch more sexualized relationships between the characters (many of whom are either children or childlike, not even teenagers), and the overall direction sta...

Welp, that was a thing. Season one of Dragon Maid did it for me an this one doesn't, and there are a lot of reasons why. The pacing, the muuuuuch more sexualized relationships between the characters (many of whom are either children or childlike, not even teenagers), and the overall direction sta...

Dragon Maid S surpasses its already strong first season by delivering real story progression, deeper character back-stories and brisk pacing while never sacrificing laughs. Kyoto Animation’s eye-popping art—lush backgrounds, vibrant colors and surprisingly cinematic fight scenes—makes every episo...

[SPOILER-FREE] Whenever a good show gets a sequel, there is a huge possibility that it will fail to recreate the same magic as its predecessor. Especially when you consider most SOL (Slice of Life) shows, this phenomenon is true most of the time. But for some reason this season of Dragon Maid has...

Kyoto Animation’s sequel surpasses its predecessor with fight scenes that outclass most action anime, an expanded soundtrack, and the studio’s unmistakable visual polish. While faithfully adapting the manga, the team transforms the season into a heartfelt memorial that delivers both laughter and ...

Miss Kobayashi’s Dragon Maid S delivers the same vibrant colors, charming designs, and feel-good music I loved, now with a more direct, gag-style manga adaptation that keeps every fan-favorite character on screen. While I missed the tighter narrative flow and bigger character arcs of season one, ...

Out of 100 Nobles watching… 92 were impressed! 8 would have liked more structured narrative At long last the world has been blessed with a sequel season of Miss Kobayashi’s Dragon Maid and while some fans may have been surprised by changes in season 2, I was overjoyed with the work that KyoAni pr...

(My first review BTW. You've been warned. Pls hold your bad criticism) PERFECT!!!! at the start of the second season they throw in some bits to make it easier to ease back into the dragon maid mood. Then a few episodes later we get what we all wanted.... THE LORE OF THE SERIES! And let me tell yo...

The second season is PERFECT with a 10/10 rating, delivering the long-awaited lore that doesn't disappoint while giving every main character their own dedicated episode to shine. The art received a major yet seamless upgrade that enhances the experience without feeling distracting. My only compla...

In February 2019, a sequel series was announced for the hit anime Kobayashi's Dragon Maid, a mashup of isekai fantasy, comedy, and slice-of-life with solid themes of family and society. The premise almost reads like an otaku wishlist: What if a dragon turned into a buxom maid and lived in modern ...

Dragon Maid S surpasses its predecessor with stunning visual artistry, masterful direction that conveys emotional depth through subtle details, and excellent voice acting that makes every episode a delight. While the shift to a collection of short stories rather than a centralized romance plot ma...

A lighthearted, relentlessly wholesome slice-of-life that made me laugh, cry and binge effortlessly, powered by a lovable cast and witty banter. The dragons’ explosive, movie-quality fight sequences—stupidly good particle effects and all—single-handedly earn two full stars. Minor gripes like sexu...

This KyoAni masterpiece delivers exceptional animation quality with vibrant colors that relax the eyes, featuring adorable characters and fighting sequences that surpass most shonen anime. Every episode brings consistent enjoyment while teaching valuable life lessons, creating such a strong emoti...