Battle in Nagoya fixes nearly all the production woes that plagued the first cour, delivering fluid action and a brisker pace that finally makes events feel consequential. Unfortunately the plot remains a flavorless mash of vampire clichés, cardboard characters, and predictable betrayals, with Mi...

I enjoyed the first season of owari no seraph because I mostly only cared about the two main characters (mostly mika)'s storyline between the two of them. So I gave the second season a watch of course~ Story: This season wasn't what I expected... But that's not necessarily a good thing. Slow when...

The soundtrack by Sawano and Shinoa’s smugdere banter deliver solid entertainment, while the unintentional comedy of apocalypse-meets-high-school clichés keeps things amusing. The plot is brainless, the cast pure archetype, and a second viewing holds zero appeal. Mixed bag overall, but Shinoa’s s...

The only faint praise is that season 1’s opening and ending were phenomenal; everything else crashes and burns. The new OP/ED feel like they belong to a different franchise, the “Battle in Nagoya” plot is a predictable slog of dull, template fights, and every character conversation is hijacked by...

As adaptations go, OwaSeri S2 has proven to be somewhat of a disappointment especially since I was awfully hyped for it. For newbies pondering on whether to pick this up, I strongly recommend you read the manga first, which has in my opinion much higher quality art, not to mention actual plot exp...

Before you read this, there are spoilers, so um if you like those-YEAH, READ ON! (I'm trying my best not to spoil, but um yeah how can you not?) This anime scares. The episodes leading up the ending genuinely scared me. Seriously. So, I'm believing the plot was basically all leading up to this, a...

Wit Studio’s art looks outstanding, especially on Blu-ray, and the English tracks plus the first-season opener hooked me enough to binge straight into season two. Unfortunately, huge chunks of the plot stay unexplained, and most of the cast—led by the insufferable Yuu—make baffling decisions that...

Flashy imperial uniforms, orchestral bombast and occasional witty gags make Owari no Seraph a serviceable weekend popcorn watch, but its plot races “like a cat on meth,” stuffs itself with half-developed characters and unexplained lore, then collapses into a finale the reviewer likens to “an inco...

Despite the art being like the storyline, pretty boring and generic, this season was after all better than the first one. This season, I found myself disliking the protagonists of the show and did not care much at the end if they'd survive or not. I see nearly 0 character development and all the ...

Nagoya’s breathless battles and relentless, bad-ass cliff-hangers had me hooked harder than season one, but every ounce of that built-up anticipation slams into an open ending stuffed with unanswered plot holes. Without a third season the entire narrative collapses into meaningless cool scenes, l...

The second season shows improvement over the first with decent art, animation, and a genuinely good soundtrack featuring strong ED and combat OSTs. However, it's fundamentally crippled by a generic, idiotic main character with severe "MAIN CHARACTER SYNDROME," a disjointed story that focuses enti...

Owari no Seraph was a good anime. It's story was good and hooked me in with the first episode. By the end of season 1 I was completely confused as to whose side to be on. Both the Vampires and he Humans sucked. I finally watched season two and finished it to see if it cleared up my confusion and ...

Season 2’s last three episodes deliver the series’ strongest moments and Mika’s added emotional depth is appreciated, but the weak, abruptly skipped ending leaves too many survival details unanswered and the battles feel too short. While character art remains lovely, it clashes with backgrounds a...

From the standpoint of someone who watched this just to kill time during the daily commute: Normally any such anime I watch just needs to have decent art/animation and explosions or similar to satisfy me. No character development or great story is expected. The first season fit this criteria, so ...

This is a good anime. Is it great? Eh, some might think so. But it's not a bad anime. The story, in my opinion, is amazing. It's very interesting and deep, but in the anime it takes quite a while to get interesting, or to get people interested in the story itself. Art style is I guess "basic anim...

This anime Characters (1/10): OMG! Has there ever been a group of characters more clique than these guys, the MC is a pain up the backside. He is so selfish, inconsiderate and impulsive its mind-numbing. A complete waste of space who you don't care about and don't want to route for the need to fo...

This is my first review for an anime, so excuse me if I gloss over anything important. (No Spoilers Below) To start, I will say that this anime is very "safe". If you enjoyed the first season of Owari no Seraph, then I would say that 9/10 of those people will enjoy season 2. When I say Owari no S...

I give Owari No Seraph as a whole a total rating of 6/10 Owari no Seraph: Nagoya Kessen-Hen or better Owari no Seraph: "Battle of the Cliches" is an anime literally about vampire's vs humans in this post-apocalyptic world where all adults above the age of 13 have died. This anime could have been ...

While Owari no Seraph is described as generic, typical shounen etc. I think once you look deeper into the story, it goes farther than generic. While it does have the typical themes of family, betrayal, powerful underdog characters, it does have a deeper meaning to it (in my opinion) Ill get to th...

The second season still delivers visible character growth for the main cast and serves up male-centric eye-candy plus gripping cliffhangers in the final episodes. Unfortunately, the story collapses under an avalanche of unexplained “suddenly” moments, random character introductions, and opaque fa...