Review of Mob Psycho 100 II

Plot - The story simply continues after the first season it follows Shigeo Kageyama a middle schooler nicknamed "mob" by his friends and he himself is a psychic who lives in a world filled with strange phenomenons from every corner of the world the main plot mostly stays the same for the first afew episodes, 9/10 Characters - the crew grows even more! i like how even the minor character played a small role in each or multiple episodes and they even have more development and all the new characters are just as great and i really liked the growing bond between reigen and mob theirgrowth of matual respect for one another in this season is truly amazing and even the villains have became more amazing and what i also liked how each character even the minor ones were utilized and established in different ways and even ones tagged along with the main crew and what i really admire about all the characters is the amazing bonds they share especially the body improvement club they always support my main shigeo what a bunch of actual chads and i also liked that even as powerful as the characters are they still make regrettable mistakes such as reigen did with mob during his lecture eventually learning from their mistakes and realising running isn't the only solution to solving problems peak writing you guys have no idea i want to join the body improvement club god damn it, 10/10

Production - The first season had good production but damn did bones went nuts with this season everything became more beautiful all the fight scenes were taking W's after W's and even the animation was peak they became smooth as hell and this season showed me that ONE's art style is pure anime, 9/10

Speciality - if the main theme of the 1st season was Friendship then the main theme in the 2nd season has to be morality, as we shigeo grow as a person just as reigen stated before the world of phenomenons and reality for shigeo are something occurring in a daily basis for him ghosts are as just as normal as seeing a random human walking down the street and shigeo's hesitant nature overwhelms him by choosing decisions and that was painfully obvious when shigeo was ordered to exorcise a ghost famliy of three, their existence by it self is considered creepy to most normal humans but the main problem here is that... they aren't harming anybody the father simply tries to fulfill the dream that life took away from and now comes the question would you REALLY put customer priorities over the moral act of
mercilessly killing them off while doinig nothing wrong whatsoever? thankfully reigen acted up the situation and this theme of moral conflict appears in different form between shigeo and reigen their conflicted needs intertwine with one another now the question comes again is it okay for reigen to exploit mob's powers for achieving his desire for fame but paying back mob's sacrifice by making him learn to control his powers in return if you ask me that's a pretty morally tricky question and reigen learned from creating his biggest regret and realising that value can also be in friendship other than in desires and this moral theme especially shines in the main villain of the anime "Toichiro Suzuki" the father of sho, toichiro main conflicts comes with the idea of "Is it actually possible to conquer the world?" he thinks he is morally superior to other humans since he couldn't find someone more powerful than him which he is morally and logically correct.........then shigeo arrived in general i really liked the theme of this season that was masterfully written, 10/10

Enjoyment - I had high hopes for the 2nd season and i never knew my already high expectations would be crushed by the amazing quality of mob psycho season 2 and now i'm hyped as fuck for season 3 and i can confidently say mob psycho is 100 times better than OPM (no pun intended), my final rating is 9/10