Camera:
Satoshi NamikiMuziek:
Yukari HashimotoActeurs:
Aoi Koga, Gakuto Kajiwara, Rie Murakawa, Yukiyo Fujii, Kenji Akabane, Megumi Han, Shinichiro Kamio, Mitsuaki Hoshino, Jun'ya Enoki, Kikuko Inoue, Rumi Ōkubo (meer)Afleveringen(12)
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Het is gewoon de komst van de winter. (S02E01)
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En meer. Het is gewoon een orkaan. En meer. (S02E02)
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Het is gewoon een gevoel. En meer. (S02E03)
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Het is gewoon een fijne kerst. En meer. (S02E04)
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Het is gewoon een sneeuwpop. En meer. (S02E05)
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Het is gewoon Oud&Nieuw voor iedereen. En meer. (S02E06)
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Het is gewoon een misverstand. En meer. (S02E07)
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Het is gewoon het schoolreisje. (S02E08)
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Het is gewoon dag 2 van het schoolreisje. (S02E09)
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Het is gewoon Valentijnsdag. (S02E10)
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Het is gewoon een gescheurde panty. En meer. (S02E11)
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Het is gewoon Witte Dag. En meer. (S02E12)
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Recensie (1)
I loved Komi-san in the second season, too. What this season has going for it is that the chemistry between Tadan and Komi works much better. I really appreciate that things are happening on the romantic level, too. The main character also gradually starts developing. Besides her amazing facial expressions, she utters a couple of shy words here and there, sometimes even a sentence, and I'm still rooting for her along with the whole school. However, the series also has one major issue that struck me during the first episodes of the second season, which is that it has too many supporting characters. The problem is that new ones keep on appearing because the main character wants to have a hundred friends, but this also means that many familiar characters end up taking a back seat (especially the driving force behind everything - Najimi). Only one in 10 or so new characters is actually good (and not just another one-dimensional cliché). Since the supporting characters are usually just one-dimensional, their interactions with the main characters are too repetitive and the show runs the risk of becoming boring. It hasn’t happened yet because more and more characters are added to the mix. They each bring something new. It’s usually something simple that will eventually blend in with the remaining ingredients, but at least something is happening. Can it go on like this indefinitely? Won’t the imaginary cup of minor characters overflow? The fact that the focus has shifted to the main couple, who are starting to move forward without help from outside influences (like Najimi in the first season) is something that might save the show from constantly having to come up with new characters. I trust the writers; they haven't let me down yet. Komi and co. are still fun for me to watch. 8/10
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