"I'm Enough With Magical Girls." A thorough look at the appeal and evolution of the second season!

The appeal and evaluation of "I'm Enough with Magical Girls. Second Season"

"I Don't Want to be a Magical Girl: Second Season" is a TV anime series that aired from October 5 to December 21, 2016. It is based on a manga by Futami Yoi and was animated by PINE JAM. It was directed by Yoneda Kazuhiro and aired on TOKYO MX and SUN-TV. It has 12 episodes, each 5 minutes long, but packed with content.

Story and Characters

The main character of this series is Misora, who is exhausted by her life as a magical girl. She continues to fight to fulfill her duties as a magical girl, but behind the scenes she wants to live a normal life. In the second season, Misora's conflicts and growth are depicted in greater depth. She is surrounded by Mito and Saki, who are also magical girls, and the three fight while supporting each other. In particular, Mito's cheerfulness and Saki's coolness are important factors that support Misora's heart.

In the second season, a new enemy, the "Witch," appears and stands in the way of Misora ​​and her friends. As she fights the Witch, Misora ​​is forced to think deeply about her own meaning of existence and her mission as a magical girl. Each episode is a self-contained story, but the story depicts Misora's growth and the bonds she has with her friends throughout.

Animation and Music

The animation is a highlight of PINE JAM's careful drawing. Especially in the battle scenes, the magical girls' movements are drawn smoothly and beautifully, making for a highly visually appealing performance. In addition, the emotions of the characters are conveyed through their expressions and movements in the short five-minute film.

Music is also an important element that enhances the appeal of this work. The opening theme, "I don't need magical girls anymore," has memorable lyrics and a melody that reflect the protagonist's feelings, and resonates with viewers. The ending theme, "Be a Magical Girl Once Again," also conveys Misora's growth and determination. The background music was also chosen to match each scene, adding to the atmosphere of the story.

Ratings and Recommendations

"Magical Girls Are Enough. Second Season" is highly acclaimed for its short but profound themes. It has been particularly noted for providing a new perspective on the magical girl genre. The story, which depicts Misora's struggles, growth, and the bonds with her friends, touched many viewers. The beautiful animation and music also add to the appeal of this work.

Here are some reasons why I recommend this work:

• Offering a new perspective on the magical girl genre
• It depicts a profound theme in a short space of time.
• Beautiful animation and music
• The protagonist's growth and the bond with his friends are moving.

This work is recommended not only for those who like magical girl anime, but also for those who are looking for a work that depicts a deep theme. In particular, those who can empathize with Misora's struggles and growth will be deeply moved. It is also a perfect work for those who want to enjoy dense content in a short time.

Related information

"I Don't Want to Be a Magical Girl Anymore. Second Season" is based on a manga by Futami Yoi and published by Earth Star Entertainment. The copyright of the anime belongs to "©Futami Yoi/Earth Star Entertainment/I Don't Want to Be a Magical Girl Anymore. Production Committee".

Fans of this work may also be interested in the following related works:

• "Puella Magi Madoka Magica" - A work depicting the dark side of magical girls
• "Yuyushiki" - A work depicting everyday life in a short period of time
• "K-ON!" - A work depicting the bonds between friends

These works can also be enjoyed as works that depict magical girls, deep themes, and bonds with friends. After watching "Magical Girls Are Enough. Second Season," be sure to check out these works as well.

summary

"Magical Girl Enough. Second Season" offers a new perspective on the magical girl genre. It depicts deep themes in a short time frame, and is an appealing work with beautiful animation and music. The protagonist's growth and her bond with her friends are moving, and have touched many viewers. This work is recommended not only for those who like magical girl anime, but also for those who are looking for a work that depicts a deep theme. Please watch it and experience Misora's story.