Mundane by day, mysterious by night - the protagonist of this series continues to inadvertently prophesize worldly events while stealing others' lines and phrases simply because they sound cool. Surely a menace to society, won't someone stop him? In a cast of serious characters that would not fee...

Eminence is Shadow has started off with a really good first season it had a lot of interesting things going on with the mc being very good. What doesn't land as good in S2 is that it's basically more of the same deal the finale doesn't hit as hard neither does it's arcs outside of one particular ...

Member of Shadow Garden If we talk about characters its all well developed If we are talking about storyline its amazing because of the Twist found in it Anime art is very good and suiting for EIS Realistic is less but about multiverse is what fills everything up I have seen many anime but this i...

The second season of Kage no Jitsuryokusha ni Naritakute! is similar to its predecessor with a large focus on comedic storytelling. The plot is not as engaging as the first season; however, the frequent bursts of satirical drama bridge the gap, sustaining interest and providing a satisfying viewi...

my only gripe with this season was it ended too quickly they fitted three arcs in between ...which i don't know for me was just a bit rushed ....which in par resulted in less fun.... . there is no more what i can say is bad i mean the world and mc are the same this season too unstable anything ca...

This 12-episode season delivers excellent story, humor, and well-animated fights with an entertainingly overpowered main character who shines in every scene. While the short length leaves some side stories underdeveloped and limits supporting cast depth, the art style maintains its impressive qua...

The only real downside of this season is that it’s only 12 episodes long. It delivers on story, humor, and some very well-animated fights. The main character continues to shine—overpowered yet hilarious, making every scene he's in entertaining. Side stories are present and enjoyable, but due to t...

Embarking on the second season of The Eminence in Shadow was like stepping onto a thrill ride with no idea where the twists and turns would take us. Building upon the foundation laid by its predecessor, this season dives headfirst into the familiar antics of our beloved protagonist Cid and his ev...

Season 2 doubles down on absurd humor, slick animation, and an epic soundtrack while throwing in sharp narrative twists that keep the ride fresh. Any worry about the formula tiring evaporates as Cid’s escapades grow more dynamic and the self-aware edginess hits new heights. It’s pure, unadulterat...

Member of Shadow Garden If we talk about characters its all well developed If we are talking about storyline its amazing because of the Twist found in it Anime art is very good and suiting for EIS Realistic is less but about multiverse is what fills everything up I have seen many anime but this i...

The second season maintains the comedic storytelling focus and delivers frequent bursts of satirical drama that sustain interest, with many familiar characters making their return and culminating in an exciting conclusion for fans. However, the plot proves less engaging than the first season, cha...

While the 2nd season is not bad by any means it's not as good as the first season. It still retains the good visuals and some of the good story but thats about where it ends, every other thing just feels very average and with the shorter season (with only 12 episodes) all the characters have too ...

Love the light novel, have enjoyed the manga as well. I felt that unlike the first season, which I thoroughly enjoyed I didn't enjoy the second season so much. This is because my absolute favorite section of Cid's journey was covered in 10 seconds. It left a hollow and unsatisfying feeling in me ...

The anime is very entertaining, we see a variety of girls and a very, very strong protagonist. It is the second season of how the shadow eminence is going to cause chaos. I really like how they present it and how they develop the characters. This season we can see spies, trade war, economic strat...

If you expected some great continuation of the first season, this is not it. While the 2nd season is not bad by any means it's not as good as the first season. It still retains the good visuals and some of the good story but thats about where it ends, every other thing just feels very average and...

Everything I said about the previous season still holds true. As such, if you’ve enjoyed S1, then there’s really nothing to say. Go ahead and watch it right now. You’ll have a great time! The one thing I’ll say is that, as is the destiny of all one-note gags, the shpiel with him misunderstanding ...

The voice acting stands out as truly incredible and serves as the show's best selling point, while the comedy remains fun with its entertaining "cool things for the sake of it" approach. However, the production quality is lacking with excessive still images and underwhelming fight scenes, plus th...

The second season delivers a substantial quality boost across all areas, with writing improvements standing out as the most significant enhancement. The comedy hits better, the world feels more developed, and the production values finally match the content's ambition. While one mediocre filler ep...

Season 2 outdoes season 1 in comedy, delivers three more engaging arcs, and finally sidelines the grating schoolmates while keeping top-tier animation. The trade-off is shorter, less impactful fights that never top the highs of the witch-of-Calamity or Beatrix/Iris bouts. Lower your action expect...

Kage no Jitsuryokusha ni Naritakute returned with its long-awaited second season, based on a cliffhanger from the first season that showed that the war between Shadow Garden and the Cult of Diablos would begin, in addition to all the apprehension involving vampires. finally in its most intense se...