Review of Mob Psycho 100 II

Mob Psycho 100 II doesn't follow the rules of the typical fight shonen. It's distinguishable i numerous ways... just like One Punch Man, Mob Psycho 100 has a lot of personality. What really baffles me is the ease ONE has to create charismatic characters. Every single character on Mob Psycho 100, wether they're important to the story or not, are very unique and enjoyable. Reigen is yet one of the best antagonist I've ever seen on an anime, no doubts about it... I'm glad that this season got to explore a little more about his personal life. The plot of the anime, like on season 1, doesn'tevolve until the second half... until then, there are a bunch of uncorrelated short stories that, to be honest, were my favorite part of this season... These episodes are very well written and they really got to present what this anime does best: nonsense comedy and top notch action sequences. The second half disappointed me a little because everything was very predictable and it was really feeling like a cliché shonen by the end.

Mob is a great protagonist and is just so easy to like him... his way of seeing his own super-powers as "nothing special" and his daily struggles to fit in society and deal with his feelings and emotions are one of the highlights of the anime.

Animation is superb as always, the opening is one of the best I've ever seen, the soundtrack is great and so is the ending, the direction and every other technical or artistic stuff.

Mob Psycho 100 II is extremely good, 100% recommended to whoever liked the 1st season. It delivers what you expect: an enjoyable anime that's different from your typical shonen.