These two episodes are sequentially after Yuru Yuri Nachuyachumi (no plus). Consider them part of the same arc, since they all follow the same theme. Story: 7 To say that these two episodes topped the first would be disagreeing with my opinion. Not saying that's wrong, but I believed the first was much better in the fact that it was well executed and somewhat of a new idea. While these two episodes ride the wake of Yuru Yuri Nachuyachumi, the only real connection is the theme about pictures of the camping trip. While they weren't a bad watch, I can't say I enjoyed them more than themovie. It was fun watching all the connections and the character interaction, but they simply aren't as powerful as the movie was.

Art: 9
What can I say? I don't find anything wrong with the art. It's cute, simple, and consistent. Personally, I find the art to fit perfectly with the show. The only reason it isn't rated higher is because it doesn't stand out to me. Sure it's great and cute and all, but there's nothing incredible about it.

Sound: 8
Same as above. New opening and ending music if I recall correctly, no problems here but it didn't improve nor decrease in quality.

Character: 9
I like the character interaction of this show, and on a whim I'll say that the switching between different groups was a good idea because it helps break the tension and keep things from getting stale. Even though I could never get enough of Kyouko.

Enjoyment: 9
Not as great as the movie, but not bad either. I'll take it, because I don't find anything wrong with this show except the fact that it didn't blow me away like the movie did!

Overall: 9
All in all, it's worth watching if you liked the camping trip arc. If not, this show has a little bit of content you might enjoy, but it's going to be connecting back to the camping trip and if you don't like that, you probably won't enjoy it. Otherwise, there's never enough Yuru Yuri, right?