Screenplay:
Kazuyuki FudeyasuCinematography:
Hiroshi SatouCast:
Miho Okazaki, Megumi Toyoguchi, Tomoaki Maeno, Makoto Furukawa, Sayaka Senbongi, Mao Ichimichi, Takuya Eguchi, Hōchū Ōtsuka, Kanehira Yamamoto (more)VOD (1)
Episodes(24)
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Rimuru's Busy Life (S02E01)
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Trade with the Animal Kingdom (S02E02)
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Paradise, Once More (S02E03)
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The Scheming Kingdom of Falmuth (S02E04)
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Prelude to the Disaster (S02E05)
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The Beauty Makes Her Move (S02E06)
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Despair (S02E07)
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Hope (S02E08)
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Putting Everything on the Line (S02E09)
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Megiddo (S02E10)
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Birth of a Demon Lord (S02E11)
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The One Unleashed (S02E12)
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The Visitors (S02E13)
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A Meeting of Humans and Monsters (S02E14)
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Ramiris's Warning (S02E15)
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The Congress Dances (S02E16)
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The Eve of Battle (S02E17)
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The Demon Lords (S02E18)
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The Signal to Begin the Banquet (S02E19)
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On This Land Where It All Happened (S02E20)
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Adalman, the Index Finger (S02E21)
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Demon Lords' Banquet: Walpurgis (S02E22)
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Returning from the Brink (S02E23)
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Octagram (S02E24)
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Reviews (1)
There is really not much to argue about here, this is still a terribly entertaining and charming show where everyone gets what they deserve. At the same time, this anime series is full of thrilling and dramatic moments that I thoroughly enjoyed, and battles that were suitably epic, colorful, and intense... The start of this season was a bit slower, however, the irritating kids from the first season are thankfully absent. There was a moment when I was a bit concerned for the main male protagonist and his crew, which was actually quite nice. The finále of the first half of the season, and I found the whole Megiddo thing, plus everything around it really intriguing too. I did get a bit preoccupied with the moral side of things, however, I got over it in the end, with a calm "all is permitted in love and war". In the second half of the season, it is very satisfying when Rimuru finally strikes back, and I am now able to cheer for the main male protagonist again - I thoroughly enjoyed the whole damn thing... In the end, I am very satisfied. I am looking forward to the next installment because there is a lot more to these weird clowns than I would have expected, and the narrative still has a lot to offer. I am not going to make this review any longer, the show is awarded a clear five stars, and it is even a hair better than the first season because this was a very intense arc, a decent contrast to the cute if a bit boring The Slime Diaries: That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime (although it is actually strangely complementary anyway) and that is how I like it. 9.5/10. ()
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