Animation & Production-
Season 2 maintains the high bar set by its predecessor, with improved fight choreography, episodes 9–12 feature particularly fluid animation, showcasing hand-drawn action scenes that surpass Season 1’s peaks . The opening theme remains a standout just like first season.
Character Growth-
Lu Shu’s growth is more nuanced, as he begins trusting his mentor and confronting external threats—a step up from Season 1’s episodic trolling .
However, the season still struggles with some pacing issues.
Verdict-
Season 2 builds on its foundation with stronger action and character arcs, though it stumbles in balancing humor and drama. It’s a worthy follow-up with great entanglement value that made me look forward to 3rd season.
