The two other points that season 2 doesn’t get is the lightheartedness and humor. But I don’t mind since the most of the characters are very well written. They all changed so much that some felt out of character. It’s not only Mob and Reigen that’s gotten better, but all other characters also stepped up in season 2. In season 2 tho, he’s a changed man at the end. Reigen was more or less the same person at the end of the first season as he was at the start.
I won’t talk much about it because it would be a shame if I spoiled it for someone. Reigen also has an amazing arc this season. Something you really can’t say he does in the first season. Mob wants to improve as a person and actively makes an effort to do so. Mob actually has an arc spanning over the whole season, not one forced into the last few episodes (as in season 1). Season 2 only hits one of these points, but actually improves upon it. What made the first season of Mob psycho great in my opinion is three points: the lightheartedness, the sense of humor and the characters. But despite all of these amazing features it has, I feel as if Mob Psycho has lost what made it unique and fun. It’s noticeable that a lot of care and effort has been put into making Mob Psycho 2. Is stunning, the direction is phenomenal and the voice acting is as good, if not even better than the first season. I’m in no way saying that mob psycho 2 is a bad show. I’m honestly not feeling it, and I’m very disappointed. But now after it’s release and I’ve watched all the episodes of my oh so awaited season 2. I was brimming with excitement to see the continuation of Reigen’s, Mob's and all the other characters story. When season 2 of mob psycho 100 got announced it would be an understatement to say that I was excited. “There can be no deep disappointment where there is not deep love.”
(Slight spoiler warning in the third paragraph) A message needing to be heard by every human being. Enjoy yourself, your life, and your relationships. Living life joyfully and working hard, even as a everyday commoner, is not something to be ashamed of, but to be cherished. I would not hesitate to recommend this anime to other people, knowing that many people will probably miss the point of the whole show, which is this: Mob Psycho 100 is my favorite form of entertainment on all platforms for probably the rest of my life. The psychology of this show blows my mind, and saying that it has taught me how I think is flawed (by showing characters that mirror my way of thinking) and how life is actually beautiful (albeit being kind of awful sometimes) would NOT be an understatement.
The relationships between these characters are even more fascinating and is what brings me to tears a majority of the time. Their motivations were understandable, and frighteningly relatable. I was constantly surprised and satisfied with how real these characters felt and reacted to their situations. Reigen, Mob, Teru, Ritsu, Suzuki, Shou, CLAW, new villains, side villains, and school kids, are all important characters. Every single one of them feels like a fragment of a real person's soul, and shaped to become a well rounded character.
#Mob psycho 100 season 2 episode 9 reaction series
While small things like incredible animation, directing, pacing, humor, romantization of normal occurrences and all other terms I could use to show how great the show is despite 90% of the population not knowing what that means, I want to focus on the main part of the series I love the most. I ate up every moment, because it MATTERED. There wasn't a single episode that I felt that I was sold short. Every character, every line, every moment, every sound, camera angle, power, you name it, is important. I must first say that this show is centered around the characters rather than the plot, despite the plot being really, really good. While most people's complaints related to the show is "bland" and "too Yet, SOMEHOW, the second season went above and beyond the call of duty and blew me away with the most amazing season of any show I have ever seen in my life. My expectations were sky-hecking-high after an incredible first season. The most hyped up second season since My Hero Academia II has come to fruition and let me say, it does not disappoint. "I wanted to make something kind." - ONE (paraphrased since I can't find the source of the interview)
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