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Unlike S1, Shoushimin S2 is divided in arcs with overarching misteries, much less casual than last time. Depending on what you liked from last season, this could put you off or bring you in. In my case, although I liked the mundanity, I feel the character writing for the MCs is much stronger in this installment. Although the pacing drags in some places, continuing is more than worth it, if just to see Kobato and Osanai be their usual unordinary selves.

Another class S anime, this time very much overt. Repressed ojou-sans in an all-girls academy let loose playing rock. It's a very fun time, and the CGI is surprisingly good.

A suprising sleeper hit of the Winter season. From the creator of Hibike! Euphonium, here comes a carefully directed tale about a broadcasting club, complete with lowkey drama and class S. It's better if you know hanakotoba.

Somehow even cheesier than S1. It has more peaks in character writing, but the fights are less cool overall.

Less eventful than S1, but still good.

An episodic isekai that digs into a person's relationship with fiction, both as a creator and as a fan. Also, ultimately, about the meaning of love.