Now, I’m sure they’re going to bring it back up in series III but it would have taken a couple minutes to give us some closure on that front and there’s not really a reason to make it wait for another series. First off, the lizard man bit ends rather abruptly and leaves a pretty major question unanswered. Let’s start with what I don’t like about this series. He decides to rescue her and unintentionally brings the wrath of a major criminal syndicate against him, possibly drawing attention to Nazarick. After that tale wraps up we move to Sebas who finds a battered, abused woman on the street. It turns out the threat is Cocytus, commanding an army of low level undead, but forbidden from fighting himself. The Green Scale tribe acts quickly, sending an envoy to meet with the other tribes and unite them to deal with the threat. That’s when they’re greeted by what looks like a Legion Persona telling them they’re all going to die.
Our series starts properly with a bunch of lizard people living their everyday lives. We also see various other characters discussing their take on the current situation, just to remind everyone what’s happening. We open with our guard captain from the prior series, Gazef, discussing the great and powerful magic caster who saved him. So, let’s see what we get in the second series to improve on things, if anything. Rather like Made in Abyss, which I just reviewed. Now, one thing I was very clear on when I reviewed te first was that it had potential. The second series came out early this year.
It had some interesting ideas but was kind of mediocre. Just a little over two and a half years ago I talked about the series Overlord.
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