Review of Seraph of the End: Battle in Nagoya

Seraph of the End is pretty dark for a shounen series. People can straight up die when you least expect it, make gruesome sacrifices, fight desperately to their last breath, and make positively evil schemes. But all of this is what makes Seraph of the End so interesting. The story of Seraph of the End gets more interesting in this second season as we learn a lot about Yu, meet new characters and experience shocking plot twists and meet new antagonists. I was very shocked at the character who reappeared at the last episode, and are very interested about the past of a certain Lieutenant Colonel.As always, Seraph of the End's story this second season was very good and kept me interested to the very end.

The art of Seraph of the End continues to be superb, as always the animators over at Wit Studio are doing their best. Some scenes are amazing to watch, especially the battles. I hope Wit keeps this level of quality consistent.

The sounds of Seraph of the End do their job service-ably. Whenever a certain scene would begin with a certain mood, the music would match it perfectly. I understood exactly what was being conveyed by the music, which did it's job.

The characters in this Anime continue to be interesting as we learn more about several of them, and their are one or two shocking revelations here and there. We also meet new characters, as well as witness the "End" of many of them. The people behind Seraph of the End's story continue to write great characters and interesting twists.

Overall, I'm going to give Seraph of the End a 9/10 on enjoyment and my overall score. Seraph of the End season 2 is perfectly fine for those who liked the first season, and I recommend this series for people who aren't snobs that have a stick up their ass about shounen.

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