Before and during their training we get introduced to more insane characters, Amazoness (A big female warrior who travels with a bunch of cross-dressing men in demon masks), and Maestro (defender of Earth and comic book artist). These two characters are very well written and add a lot more flavor (upon the tons of flavor we have already) to the show and you will instantly fall in love with them. Maestro and Amazoness have very quickly became some of my favorite animated characters.
Like season one the show still keeps its newspaper
comic like format but unlike season one the show doesn't feel as
tight as it was back in the first season as it does suffer from
having filler. The filler episodes are far from being bad but they
do make you feel a bit disgruntled due to wanting to see the
grandness of the main story continue although they do hint at a third
season so the filler is forgivable. Art and animation in the show
is absolutely breathtakingly beautiful with characters that look as
memorable as their personalities. All the scenery is just as
beautiful and memorable with some really nice detailing and
architecture in the buildings and industrial structures. The Japanese
dub is excellent matching perfectly to the characters looks and
personality's.
Special features in this set are OK as
you do get some promotional trailers that aired on Japanese television
and art galleries. The artwork in the galleries were very nice but my
complaint with this is that it has all the ones that was used in the
season one special features but it also has some new stuff so in a
way this is a complete edition of the art gallery feature. Overall
this is some excellent viewing and has to be one of the greatest
series ever graced to animation. An absolute must watch indeed.
Title: Arakawa Under the Bridge Season
2
Animation Studio: Shaft
Genre: Animation/Anime, Comedy, Romance
Running Time: 314 Minutes (13 Episodes)
Distributor: Hanabee
Rating: M15+ (Coarse language)
Price: $44.99
Recommended: Yes
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