OPM might not look exactly the same, but it’s writing and humor are still there! Episode 3 showed us some hope for what the rest of the season can still bring us, but we just have to wait and see. Despite what it may seem, we’re not saying season 2 is bad, just a little different. What do you think of the staff changes in One Punch Man season 2? Coming soon to Get In The Robot - Yu Yu Hakusho 👉 - My Hero Academia x Pokemon ⚡ - My Hero Academia 💪
I'm sorry, but the punch that killed elder centipede was amazing! I feel people complain too much, and forget to look at the good stuff. I felt the 2. season was funnier, better story, awesome characters (love King, Garou, Suiryu, Metal Bat, even Charanko is good in this season) and Saitama actually develops!
I really thought there were going to be more episodes and waited a whole week only to find out that episode 24 was the finale. Should have ended with saitama taking down the monsters association
Mad Hatter right. Obviously I assumed season two was going to be longer than 12 episodes dipshit. Also, I don’t read the manga so why would I have known how long it would be. Think before you comment.
@@anthg4563 you do know it was stated to be 12 episodes before it began! This only proves you don't do your research before typing your opinion. They released a tweet with episode count march 31, almost 2 weeks before it started. Several websites made posts about it, so you had the opportunity to get info if you tried!
@@chaoticevil1578 why do they have to make the anime exactly the same as the manga, why can't they add more great scene like madhouse can? If the anime was good like madhouse, we would just enjoy ss2 And don't ask why many people is complaining about this if you understand but i don't think that your little brain will understand
*That's cuz after the Boros battle they went to try and bring more to the story which leads to them making build up and cliffhangers in the chapters or animes case the episodes. Last season and pre Boros every chapter had a beginning and end and that carried over to the episodes not leaving any expectations of what's nexts you just get it when the next episode aired instead of the cliche tease for the next episode.*
To me the worst part of season 2 is that they are basically stretching what could have been 3 episodes into a whole season. Most episodes feel like nothing happens
what did u expect? Saitama joining the tournament and just learns everything about Martial Arts? They aint gon show the random people fight cus that would take them multiple episodes for nothing. Yall be buggin out for nothing fr
@@kalzy2687 Hi Mr.Smartass , What do you expect when an episode title is " The Martial Arts Tournament "?? Have you even watched the episode? Watch the 5th and the latest 7th and see for yourself what I am talking about. I expected a tournament fight in 5th and got it in 7th.
He becomes One-Cut Man in season 2. Seriously I don’t think we’ve seen a clear scene of Saitama punching anything; just cuts to his fist out and the enemy up in the air. So disappointing
@Supanjibobu yes the garou vs watchdog man scene was same as the manga, but this is animation, and they should have more dynamic fights and action going on.
"Fans" like you are the reason why the producers behind OPM season 2 thought they could just rush it out to make some quick cash and no one would care about the vastly inferior quality.
One problem I have with it though is that there isn't enough Saitama serious face, s1 had a lot of serious and plain face mixed together, s2 is like plain face all the time, idk if that's the studio's doings or the manga's. But whatever, another season is better than nothing.
@@pressfinchat you are right there , seems like they cheaped out on the non fighting scene's , the fighting scene's often look like they put a ton of work in it compared to the rest in my opinion
I keep finding myself asking the same question... "Where is One Punch Man? I thought I was watching One Punch Man... Oh there he is... There he goes..."
Lol. The animation is following the flow of the manga. Each episode combines about 10-20 chapters of the manga. In the manga Saitama was popping in and out of a lot of the scenes and wasn't in a lot of the chapter. He won't have any long fight scenes until he fights the monster form of Garou and uses his serious table flip and serious headbutt to beat him. Season 2 will probably end with him in a 2 second fight with elder centipede, where he kills it with a single serious punch.
You aren't going to enjoy the manga then, saitama disappears for a pretty long time in the monster association arc, but he does have awesome moments such as Overgrown Rover,Nyan and now Orochi fight
@@lucuslopez6866 that spoiled me man, never knew garou would actually go into monster form. The more I think about it, the more questions I get so yeah thanks
but its like the manga not alot of action after season 1 my mate was so happy about season 2 and i said its good but not alot of fights aka i read the manga as well and my mate was not happy when i said that lol but its true later on yer there is more fights but season 2 is only 12 episode i think and what is it now ep 7 not alot happends in the manga i always said season 2 will be ok but not amazing like season 1 beacuse not alot happens in the manga maybe in season 3 it will get better because fight do happen but later on down the line
EVERYTHING IS BAD IN SEASON 2!! The art, the shading, the animation, the soundbits, the voices are off sometimes, and the episodes leave you with a lackluster feeling, like the whole action bits are just speed up so they have to do less work. I'd rather watch fuc*ing Fairy Tail than this nonsense!!!
11:00 That thing alone shows how bad animation there is. And can we even say that this is animation? It's literally tracing from manga, It's not even good tracing!
Oh my god, all season 2 is fight, fight, fight. You wanna see Saitama fight? Different pair of shoes, but you def can't sy there isn't much action. Fact is for YOU (for me as well asd) there is not enough action with Saitama involved.
@@MrR26D No, JC Staff literally cut out some scenes from the manga, including action, in some episodes like when Bakuzan tried to fight Gouketsu which was longer in the manga.
Saitama became preachy in S2 for some reason, it's weird. In S1 the dialogue was not too long, not too short. In S2 there are long stretches of dialogue that could've been condensed in 3 sentences. And they definitely cut action scenes from the manga. Like in the tournament, Saitama was supposed to break the other half of the fighting arena but they didn't show it for some reason.
Why? The key animators they had came to work because of the director Shingo Natsume. All they had to do was wait until he was free to do season 2. Then we'd have the most amazing fights of Garou and Saitama vs Suiryu in incredible quality.
Its what happens when the main director leaves and a studio change happens. Overall it still is pretty great. Madhouse did the first season so hopefully the momentum from episode 3's animation and story continue.
That's where you need a Genius like *MADhouse* ,The studio knows how to Make every moment Spectacular, which retains the Exact Art style with much better Action.
This video was so accurate, the story, the jokes, the humor were all there still...but the art, the fight scenes...everything regarding that stuff was so far off....season 1 was on another level
It often feels like they put too little effort into consistent style and don't care about some of the animation, But the fight scenes this far has been good enough, I especially liked it when Garou counter-punched Tanktop Master in the face, The animation beat and force felt incredible
The overall quality is better on episode 3, not sure if was the time to the team get the handle of each other, or if was a counter reaction the massive critics of the trailer, but makes me hopeful for sure.
pretty sure this video was filmed before episode number 3. The third episode really lifted the bar up, the quality of animation is alot better it seems. Perhaps they listened to criticism from the trailer (not likely though)
@@mazafukaH3 I'm fairly sure that they had finished most of the episodes before the trailer aired, making an episode per week would be an insane schedule
@@Ganbalf yeah thats probably right. the quality is too good for a "weekly" anime. thats why i said "not likely" but theres a possibility that they perhaps tweaked episodes (if thats even possible) OR I HAVE A CONSPIRACY THEORY. What if they purposely made the first episode look kinda bad. Sounds very stupid but stay with me. This would initiate more talk IMO. You know like they say There is no bad publicity.
@@TSURUGl Nah, the ToP had some insane animation, many of the best shots were made by animators that went on to make the DBS Broly Movie, its just before that the animation was subpar and low quality, See animators Yuya Takahashi, Naotoshi Shida, and Naoki Tate work in the ToP Arc for best examples, plenty of more great animation even beyond the three of them
@@TSURUGl Honestly I'd really only say the first few arcs had bad animation, DBS is an anime that is aired WEEKLY mind you, (which is commonplace for weekly anime to have bad animation at times) and DBS' production was rather strained compared to much other weekly anime, as Toei gave each episode roughly 3-6 weeks of production time which heavily reduced the quality of episodes early on, that changed once the Goku Black Arc had concluded and Toei had begun to get a handle on scheduling for DBS and therefore resulted in some of the best animations in the Dragon Ball franchise since the Buu Saga of Z, it's very unfair to compare DBS production to that of a seasonal animes, in the end, DBS has done rather well for a weekly aired show actually has better animation that you think, many examples of these stellar animations exist and can be found scattered throughout the first arcs even if you look hard enough for it
one punch man two didn’t show the main character that much, i think their was like a five episode streak for where the main character wasn’t shown, I wished saitama had more screen time
I think it has to do with the webcomic. I went down the rabbit hole for more content and Saitama is placed in the background prob because he's already displayed his strength. At this point it feels like the other characters deserve to have an intense battle rather than Saitama 1 hit K.O. everything. It wouldn't be very climatic. He has his moments unbeknownst to literally everyone else and it builds tension for the reader to want him to be discovered, but that's about it
This is just what I think but... Pros of S2 -More focused story -More interesting characters(King and Garou in particular) -Better character development(Saitama became more than just a jokester character.) -Interesting character story. Cons of s2 -Disappointing animation. -Genos became too sidelined(lacked development) -Music is a little off on some scenes. -Boring action scenes -Less humorous and witty. -Saitama gets a bit sidelined to the point of not being the focus of the season anymore(this is arguable since this is supposed to introduce important characters of opm.)
In the manga from the end of season two to now saitama is in about 40% of the story. If season 3 follows the same pacing as the first two seasons he will barely punch anything. Most of the fights are other s class heroes
Ok but ur pros has nothing to do with the adaptation how jc staff did it the writing has nothing to do with how jc staff adapted it and any studio could done a better job
In short, One Punch Man Season 2 is just a regular anime: we spend 20 minutes watching idiots brag about their strenght and punch each other. I guess I'll have to rewatch Season 1 forever then.
This season does feel a little weaker. The last episode that came out had me waiting for 2 weeks... had these 2 badass monsters that Saitama should've fought on screen but WE DON'T SEE IT.
@@lukasp.4471 I think that just goes to show a good team of animators or studio would try to add some artistic liberty into their show, instead of 100% copy and paste from the manga. Just look at Attack on Titans and Mob Psycho 100, they are clearly more superior version compared to their manga counterpart. Not saying it works all the time, but clearly Madhouse animation team knew what to do to honor the source materials while at the same time adding extra PUNCH into the animation because even they were afraid the show would not live up to the manga. Even if JC Staff is sticking to the manga panel to panel, they still cut out some stuff to save budget and time which felt so rushed.
The worst thing about Season 2 there is like the lack of gore When Centichoro got punched he just got incinerated by Saitama instead of blowing up into monster bits And I didn’t see his fist TOUCH anything
@@Iam-a-live in the manga there is plenty of blood and exploding monsters, but read the manga and you will see, they couldnt change the way centichoro dies.
The reason he disintegrated is because Saitama wanted to disintegrate him so that there would be no damage to the city, that's why he used a serious punch. King literally explains this in the episode.
I liked the parts going into the people who worked on the animation departement. Nice to see some faces with names on the people who did special effects and shading/color stuff. Normally you'd only hear stuff from the director only, so nice to know a little something on the people who actually 'make' the product
@@chinito5322 Perspective is a narrative and cinematic tool, Chinito. Whatever you're saying is completely meaningless because you don't seem to even grasp the conversation.
@@NeoNeoNeo You are missing the whole point of this. I give you an example. All other S class hero doesn't know how Saitama work. They do not know how powerful he is. but in fact we as an audience know. Perspective doesn't work on this plot. but how the punch lines and graphics created.
Finally, an explanation I can accept. In the past I would ask how is season 2 bad and all I would get is, " it's a different studio" or my all time favorite, "it just is dude. The animation sucks". For me, that's not enough, but this makes more sense. I can be happy with this.
@pai pai That doesn't take an art major. That takes someone who is an expert in animation, filmography, direction, storyboarding, editing, sound effects, continuity (in animation, plot, sounds used etc) and so much more. Or just a fan who knows from experience how animation works.
In the beginning I was thinking the same, the art was good, the style was alright, I didn't even notic the shiny artstyle. But the fights just left me disappointed without even thinking about the animation being bad, I was just like? Huh? What happened, why don't they show what's happening. It's like watching a football match on TV and the Camera Man just cuts to the grass where a pidgeon is chewing on a flower, and later we see the replay in 3 still images, the scorer standing there with his leg stretched out backwards, the ball in the air and the ball in the net, no goalie jumping, not the angle of the flying ball, not even the impact of the foot on the ball. And then afterwards he says, wow that was the fastest shot ever recorded. You know what it is supposed to be, but you don't feel it.
The second season focused on all the other characters. There was so much build up and emphasis on the battles of the other heroes. And then Saitama would show up and easily save the day. It had a different energy but I enjoyed it just as much
The third episode of OPM s2 really revived my hope for the show, it was such a great episode that i didnt notice the animaation at all compared to the first two.
Animation was great but i still can't get over the CGI metal parts its really distracting and they're still have trouble with art characters look really bad sometimes
@@satellite3253 Compared to other shows OPM S2 is so much better and I didn't notice much difference in animation or style that made it unenjoyable. I think people are just being too picky since madhouse is not producing it.
Am I the only one that can't get over the way the atmosphere looks like to dark the lighting Is dark they mest up the colors around them and the over saturated skin
@yudont needtoknowmaname No, it's different, period. From a top quality anime it became average. I rewatched the first season right afore starting the second, it's way different.
@yudont needtoknowmaname No, quality is not subjective, art style is. You're confuding them. S2 have worse animations, how can you say this is subjective? S2 has less drawn frames, it's all more static than S1.
i honestly felt like it shouldnt have had a punch due to how it correlated with the situation of the people interacting. Id give some more detail but spoileRS
One punch man season 1 is like you setting a highscore. One punch man season 2 is like you trying to break that highscore by doing everything that was done before but still failing
It actually isn't that bad. In my opinion mad house set the bar too high and the writing is honestly pretty bad to start with. But yeah definitely wish mad house kept with one punch man
@@shirori2004 It's actually terrible. One punch man had so much detail at the start, and the shading and everything was on point. Now there is a lack of detail, the art is off, and there just remains an imbalance of synergies creatively and artistically that makes the whole image just appear mediocre. That is not one punch man.
The animation is taken directly from the manga, saitama punching the bird was not intentionally meant to be shown on screen, plus other scenes too. I think the problem sith S2 are the skipped content
You sir, have opened my eyes to why some anime I've been watching can suddenly have a shift in quality, good or bad. I've always been judging anime by studio name, but now I know better. Thank You so much Yedoye!!
yeah i agree. very informative. never thought about the director changing the style of a show soo much. Not to mention how much the various skills the animation, special affects staff can have on a project. Ive always blamed the studio itself, or a budget shift.
Yup I also never thought of the staff working on the project and only focus on the studio. I didn't realize that the studio wasn't always the same staff let alone being mostly freelancers in S1 One Punch.
I watched Season 2, after it ended and I still can't understand all the crying about the animation. I really liked the story and the animation. The only thing that annoyed me is the ending, if it's considered one and, sometimes, the music was kinda off.
Dimensen you just don’t know what good animation looks like, and if you read the manga, you would know how the animation supposed to look like, i recommend you to search on youtube why the animation sucks
There are some shows that really need impactful animations. I would argue that shows like death note and OPM need strong animation. It shows the audience that the characters matter. Without punchy visuals death note would be a show about some kid writing in his diary. With good visuals those writing scenes impress the audience. OPM needs great fight animation to show us that saitama is powerful and cool, and not a loser. If all the audience sees is humor moments, and then cheap animaton it doesnt make saitama seem impressive. It makes him seem like a boring joke. In season 1, the contrast between the silly saitama and the powerful action hero saitama made both halves of the character come across clearly.
But his ability to one punch anything kinda precludes a good fight scene. The enemy wears him/herself out then OPM hits 'em once. Done. The Animation is fine as well.
This is why I love OPM, the detail of animation during fights what made OPM great alongside it's humor and Saitama doing random stuff. Not saying this season is bad but it's definitely not as good as S1.
@@tiktokexposed898 I think people really underestimate how powerful visuals are, especially in this industry. In a film, most of the information the audience takes in will be what they see. Having a great script and story is one thing, but bringing it to life on camera is another. Death note would not be as exciting and thrilling if not for the excellent animation, dynamic shots and wonderful sound effects/music. It may still have a compelling story, but great animation and execution does indeed makes a difference.
Yeah, it's like they focused the drawings more than the animation. The animation is what I was captivated with and now that they don't have the same style it leaves me with an odd feeling. But I still understand that people work hard to make it and I appreciate their hard work.
@@Evan-cp7kh people complain about everything, what I'm saying is simply that none of you can create animation at that level, most of you are pirating the anime not even contributing to provide funds to the animators.
yep. they arent built for this action. And in the video. the person talking even says 'they were chosen as they pump out series' So basically.....we're getting quantity; not the quality this deserves.
Only replying to this cause my cococola can shot cococola is my glasses while scrolling thru the comments and landed on yours hope you laugh while drinking water or soda.
It’s impossible to have the same dream team! Season 2 is fine, we were spoilt in season 1. The story is still great. Can’t complain. Just the way the industry works.
I don't know, in my case I watch an anime because of... well, the anination, if I just like the story but the animation is not that good, I prefer to just read the manga.
10:06 that statement is wrong. I dont even care about visuals but the humor and a strong storyline are missing. Stretching one arc to a whole season and some weirdly placed bananas aint enough.
ingiiiiiii strong storyline? There was barely any storyline in season 1. Let me summarize the storyline of season 1. Saitama gets a disciple. They become professional heroes. Saitama get’s a new “rival” (sonic) Saitama fights strong alien. That’s pretty much all the real important things in season 1. I’ll lost what happened in season 2. We get a new protagonist garou (he is the protagonist, but a villain). Garou beats and gets beaten by a bunch of heroes, and makes loads of progression. Saitama gets to be known more by more significant people The monster association is revealed Reading those, it doesn’t seem like there’s much of a difference, but let me tell you, season 2 made way more progress in terms of the story than season 2. And I know because I read manga and web comic of opm. All of this leads to very huge events. Season 2 was basically a build up on a very huge sequence of events. Season 2’s story was way more significant.
@@goldencookie5456 Season 2 summary: Badbois appear. Garou appears. Garou smashes. Saitama doesnt smash, but he will, we swear. Season 2 either should have been what season 3 will be, or one single episode. But you know what, I dont even care about the plot any more, because season 1 was unique in its sense of humor and the absurd relationships, and characters. Without those One Punch Man is just the anime version of Mortal Kombat with the bold one having the cheats.
"Stretching one arc..." yeah that's a great way of putting it, what happened in Season 2 should happen in like 6 episodes, maybe even less. If you look at S1 for example; "House of Evolution", "Deep Sea King" stories were only 2 episodes long. And "Boros/aliens story" was 3 episodes long. They were all great. And S2 has 12 episodes and it's not even finished (the 'arc' I mean)..
@@ingiiiiiii Bruh JC Staff had literally no other choice but to end the season on the elder centipede fight, due to the way the storyline and arcs are structured in the manga. Season 3 (if adapted right) is gonna be fantastic just from looking at the webcomic alone. But we still have to wait for Murata to finish the current arc in the manga, before season 3 is made. Besides, to simplify OPM season 2 to just "Badbois appear. Garou smashes. Saitama doesn't smash, but he will" is disingenuious to say the least. Shiryu's newfound appreciation for heroes after being saved, the corruption and incompetence of institutions like H.A (and their impact in society) and everything about Garou and what he represents are all great highlights of season 2. And all of this is just setting up the themes and plotpoints that will come into fruition in the next arc. (Like seriously, the payoff will be more satisfying than even Mob Psycho S2 IMHO) TL:DR Don't be so quick to judge, we're only getting the buildup to a much more greater payoff later on.
@@goldencookie5456 "Garou beats and gets beaten by a bunch of heroes, and makes loads of progression." - This reads like every single other boring generic anime out there. The entire appeal of One Punch Man to me was that it WASN'T like other animes. "Beat and get beaten, come back stronger, progression, blabla". Who cares? I don't.
@@joong2443 It was actually kind of mind blowing how good the animation on the centipede was. Pause it at any time when he's on screen, and it'll look hand drawn.
Prince X If you read the manga first, you would’ve wanted the exact opposite. I don’t understand why all of you wanted it to progress so much faster. Tbh, the pacing was wayyy too fast, rather than way too slow. The worst part for me in the anime version is that it was too fast. In the manga, it was way slower and you could actually enjoy the moment and you actually felt tension and stuff like that.
Let's be honest, season 1 mashed approximately 2-4 manga chapters per anime episode. Season 2 actually fits more manga chapters per episode. I can understand complaints about the animation, but these kind of problems are all related to the manga. The tournament arc is just incredibly slow and unoriginal.
Season 1 just felt so much more snappy, when a big punch was thrown it almost felt like the camera, along with you was being dragged along with it. Season 2 everything feels underpowered and static. Like when someone’s recording a fight on their phone and all you end up with is an awkward angle looking at people’s backs
@TheBoltMaster I completely disagree. The shading is bad. They used too much airbrush and a lot of the highlights are in the wrong place(s). It definitely looks like it was done by an amateur artist.
Sure not as good animation witch sucks i agree. But the animation is good and the show is still solid 8/10 overall but was 9/10. So i get that some people are saying.
to be fair, this arc (monster association) is like at least 60 more chapters in the manga, and still not finished, so they couldn't actually finish with that conclusion.
@@PillowKing Firstly, that's just not true. What's ironic about that statement is that in season 1, it cut to black just before some punches, while in season 2, that never happened. Secondly, there's only one instance of a still frame to show Saitama punching an enemy in season 2.
Don’t you get bored of him one punching literally everyone he faces It was funny in season 1 but it would just be boring at this point Saitama is just a hero for fun. It’s a story about his life not about his job. The plot is so much better with Garoua being the protagonist
@@suf1an658 Agreed. Also, we'll get plenty of badass Saitama moments (and lots of punching) in season 3 and 4, during the Monster Association Raid arc, so people shouldn't worry. I also believe the fact that Saitama is used in the plot sparingly now actually makes the times he does appear very impactful.
A lot of people are saying "the story's still great" as if that's an amazing achievement by the production staff...The story's great because of ONE's stellar writing from the manga. You can't give that point to the anime's production staff.
And that's the whole reason Onepunch-Man is popular in the first place, Murata wouldn't have redrawn the webcomic if he didn't see something special in ONE's storytelling and designs.
ONE has even grown as an artist as time's gone on. There are some pretty great panels in the later parts of the webcomic, and his art in the Mob Psycho 100 webcomic is pretty great!
But you should be grateful that they even made a s2 one punch man out . If you think about it not much profit will be gained from doing this but they still do it anyway and if you don't want to, just don't watch the whole anime .
Man, thanks, tired of hearing people complain about the budget as If they know anything about the animation industry, it takes much more than budget to make a good product
Its also the schedule. The amount of time the animators. Have before the deadline is really the biggest deciding factor. Mad house had an average budget but had a generous amount of time.
@@DragonEdge10 Of course, but generally the budget is good unless they're a pretty small/new studio. Not only that but they have someone managing the money to make sure everything goes well. It's rare that a studio runs out of budget since they have all planned since the beggining
its from people that are just casual fans ive been reading the webcomic since highschool real opm fans no artwork has no impact on the quality of story
Idk I think its the placebo effect people learn madhouse will no longer be involved and suddenly people start scrutinizing every little detail for mistakes and bad design.
I wish fans could know how incredibly difficult it is to do even this level of animation and how stressful it is. They work very hard and I appreciate thier efforts.
@@atlas6538 It is THE excuse. If you knew the process on how these animes are created then you wouldn't be talking like that. From the budget to the size of staff, to directors vision, to the producing deadlines. All of that it's the reason why it's not as good as S1but not as bad as people make it out to be. Madhouse had three years to make an adaptation and they still had to hire a ton of freelance artists. JC staff was given 1 year.
@@keanuboyd7493 I don't need to know. I am not the director or the animator. I am the viewer. It's none of my concern how difficult it is to animate. If the animation is bad then it's bad. I am not gonna praise them for something they didn't excel in. In the end of the day something went wrong. Whether it's the budget or simply picking the wrong animating team and that sucks because one punch man wasn't just your average anime and that's why people are upset
Okay... how about this. Our parent company is an animation studio. We’ve created Castlevania, Bee and Puppycat, Adventure Time, and several other animated series millions have grown up with. I guess anyone can blindly try and insulting people. But that’s not my problem. 🍵
@@GetInTheRobot I'm not talking about y'all? I'm talking about in general/all the people complaining about the animation even though it's a stylized shading choice popularized by koreans. Besides, you shouldn't take credit from animators, key animators, storyboard artists, directors, etc; some of the artists aren't even in your animation studio, sometimes they're guest spots for commission work. It's probably my fault for not clarifying who it was directed to, though I probably wouldn't assume you would even take the time of day to read this or even respond to it because I'd expect a studio be confident enough not to let strangers threaten their credibility.
ozen it’s all good. We just get a TON of comments like this, and it gets tiring replying to them all. Kinda just assumed it was another one aimed towards us. Sorry!
@@MrDreadDormammu All those faults in animation can't even be compared to food though. Creating animation without flaws is pretty impossible, even in heavily produced animation have flaws, and all the "flaws" being pointed out in opms2 are stylized shading choices popularized from Korean artists. Most of the people complaining about what they leave in and out usually haven't even read the manga, since some of the details are the same from the manga. And you can never translate the OPM manga into anime because the insane level of detail would be too much for animators. The whole reason why people are complaining because they were spoiled on the quality of season 1. Trying to replicate the detail another studio has done with a clean slate it's near impossible too; any animation studio can prove that.
ozen the main point of the video was to give credit where credit is due. While we do have a very clear bias towards which season we prefer, we don’t blame a studio for the difference in quality. What most people seem to dismiss is our effort to give credit to the individuals involved in the first season. It wasn’t Madhouse, it was the director, the animators, screenwriters, etc. The title of the video might be triggering to most because it immediately makes it seem like their favorite show is being attacked. However, if they watched the video, off doesn’t necessarily mean bad, just different. I agree, it’s impossible for a different studio to replicate what another studio did to a T. It’s even harder with an almost completely different staff.
in S1 its all about introduction, new villain every episode. in S2 there's only 2 main thing , Martial art tournament and the Monster Association raid. could it be because of this XD . its for me atleast
so your youtube name is rin (im guessing from blue exorcist?) but you have a mask from the anime darker than black (or whatever it was) not hating but i think it would be nice to change your profile pic to rin okumura (or whatever he is called) so its more suitable i dont know why im writing this
The one thing i love THE MOST is when you break down anime frame by frame and are able to get the exact frames certain artists worked on, and compare it to other scenes they have done. There is DEFINITELY a lack of specialization in season 2. I can't make these comparisons myself so i love seeing people put them together.
I just hate how little Saitama is in the show, the last three episodes I feel like I haven't seen Saitama at all compared to season 1 where he was always the spotlight in every episode
He'll be showing up even less from now on. He still shows up to end fights but yeah, the other S-class heroes get a looot more screentime this arc. Not necessarily a bad thing because some of the fights they're going to have are going to be amazing... at least if the studio animates them properly. The arc is really going to pick up after the tournament ends.
@@raccoon225 well, I really don't care what they want to make of opm, Saitama should still be in the spotlight of every episode just like in s1. Saitama is barely in the series, that's like making the Harry Potter movies all about dumbledore while Harry was just commenting what he was doing now and then
one punch man season 2 has some sweet fights and stays true to the source material.perhaps a bit clunky here and there but overall im very happy with the episodes so far.
I thought it had it's moments but man, I felt like it really embraced all the anime tropes the first season was mocking, like way too much expositional dialogue.
You made a really good point about where the animation was being cheap by panning away during action scenes like right before a hit or physical contact. I think that tiny detail really made big changes because the animation ends up looking rushed and 'static' overall.
Fun fact:One punch man is getting a live action by Hollywood paid from Sony and they stated that they will take it seriously and the director and stuff are the staff of venom um basically staff that’s good with superhero type shows
OPM might not look exactly the same, but it’s writing and humor are still there! Episode 3 showed us some hope for what the rest of the season can still bring us, but we just have to wait and see. Despite what it may seem, we’re not saying season 2 is bad, just a little different. What do you think of the staff changes in One Punch Man season 2?
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Yes Yu yu hakusho my favorite anime of all time
Is the My Hero Academia video the one about Horikoshi's mangaka journey?
Why make a video on the first two episodes.. episode 3 was amazing
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Does anybody know where Get In The Robot gets the music from?
The final episode was so underwhelming. Remember the finale of the season 1? Now that was epic
I'm sorry, but the punch that killed elder centipede was amazing! I feel people complain too much, and forget to look at the good stuff. I felt the 2. season was funnier, better story, awesome characters (love King, Garou, Suiryu, Metal Bat, even Charanko is good in this season) and Saitama actually develops!
I really thought there were going to be more episodes and waited a whole week only to find out that episode 24 was the finale. Should have ended with saitama taking down the monsters association
@@anthg4563 please think before you comment. The monster association arc is too long for only 12 episodes. They need at least 2 seasons to finish it.
Mad Hatter right. Obviously I assumed season two was going to be longer than 12 episodes dipshit. Also, I don’t read the manga so why would I have known how long it would be. Think before you comment.
@@anthg4563 you do know it was stated to be 12 episodes before it began! This only proves you don't do your research before typing your opinion. They released a tweet with episode count march 31, almost 2 weeks before it started. Several websites made posts about it, so you had the opportunity to get info if you tried!
Madhouse : One punch man
j.c staff : one cliffhanger man
SenpaiNoticeMe 25 SOMEBODY SAYS SOMETHING
Cliff hanger:Can't hold on much longer!!!
EXACTLY LIKE THE MANGA SO STOP COMPLAINING
@@chaoticevil1578 correct.
@@chaoticevil1578 why do they have to make the anime exactly the same as the manga, why can't they add more great scene like madhouse can?
If the anime was good like madhouse, we would just enjoy ss2
And don't ask why many people is complaining about this if you understand but i don't think that your little brain will understand
i also dont like how it seems like most episodes seem like they only build up to a cliff hanger, i liked the first season b/c every episode felt solid
*That's cuz after the Boros battle they went to try and bring more to the story which leads to them making build up and cliffhangers in the chapters or animes case the episodes. Last season and pre Boros every chapter had a beginning and end and that carried over to the episodes not leaving any expectations of what's nexts you just get it when the next episode aired instead of the cliche tease for the next episode.*
-Sir WESLEE- why did you make your words bold
@@asdfghjklzxcvbnm3166 *lol because why not*
it feels like its really slowly paced
Episode 5 was horrible. Basically nothing happened in it and it felt like padding.
To me the worst part of season 2 is that they are basically stretching what could have been 3 episodes into a whole season. Most episodes feel like nothing happens
I agree, the beginning felt like that, but the last 3-4 episodes i felt were passed good
Garou fighting everyone in the final few episodes of S2 was pretty badass.
I mean are they trying to be toie the worst anime studio
It literally felt like filler throughout the entirety of season 2, I was so annoyed
What 3 episodes should I watch? I'd rather not watch the whole thing lool
What I miss is nonsense like Saitama trying to catch a mosquito stuff like that, those little moments
you mean like saitama gaming? this is the stuff you write about
I like the banana moment lol
Mob8
Pretty sad! I want more actions than talking
I nver watched one punch man season 2 cus i want to get it completed so i can binge watch it
@Mob8 I watched most of the Manga online... this is fairly true to that material.
yes and getting discounts at the noodle shop
They have the 5th episode named " The Martial Arts tournament" with barely any tournament involved.
what did u expect? Saitama joining the tournament and just learns everything about Martial Arts? They aint gon show the random people fight cus that would take them multiple episodes for nothing. Yall be buggin out for nothing fr
@@kalzy2687 Pretty much.
@@kalzy2687 As it was in the Manga!
READ THE MANGA
@@kalzy2687 Hi Mr.Smartass ,
What do you expect when an episode title is " The Martial Arts Tournament "??
Have you even watched the episode?
Watch the 5th and the latest 7th and see for yourself what I am talking about.
I expected a tournament fight in 5th and got it in 7th.
He becomes One-Cut Man in season 2. Seriously I don’t think we’ve seen a clear scene of Saitama punching anything; just cuts to his fist out and the enemy up in the air. So disappointing
@Supanjibobu DUDE, you can't animate in a book, can you??? He's just asking for smooth, quality fights (not a single still image rotated/moved around)
@Supanjibobu yes the garou vs watchdog man scene was same as the manga, but this is animation, and they should have more dynamic fights and action going on.
Probably the only time we've seen an impact was when Saitama bumped Suiryu into the wall, and that wasn't even a punch. 😥
Fr , when he went to fight that strong martial arts monster , they didn’t even SHOW the fight
Carla Silva I was disappointed asf
Despite all the problems I still enjoyed season 2 and can’t wait for season 3.
I would want season 3 but back with mad house
Kinda dissapointed cause opm 1 is my fav and have been waitin for season 2..... andddddd i got this.
same here. season 2 is not as bad as people are saying tbh.
s1 was so good that it was near to impossible to get a animation like in s1, without a s1 a s2 would be solid and more than enough
"Fans" like you are the reason why the producers behind OPM season 2 thought they could just rush it out to make some quick cash and no one would care about the vastly inferior quality.
Season one feels like u imagine the manga moves ...
Season two feels like u turn page to page manga accordingly...
.agnam dear reven ev'I neam I lleW
Also that's english
@@InsideTOWN Well I mean ive never read the manga
@@MHRwhen HOW DARE U
Are maybe the good show yes?
Episode 3 was a big step up in the animation department
It seems it's been improving every episode. Let's hope it gets even better in the future!
Kyle the Destroyer but shows tend to drop in quality the longer it goes tho
One problem I have with it though is that there isn't enough Saitama serious face, s1 had a lot of serious and plain face mixed together, s2 is like plain face all the time, idk if that's the studio's doings or the manga's. But whatever, another season is better than nothing.
@@pressfinchat you are right there , seems like they cheaped out on the non fighting scene's , the fighting scene's often look like they put a ton of work in it compared to the rest in my opinion
it seems they are receiving our feedback. hope they continue improving it as the episode go by
madhouse set the bar too high
So true, but season 2 still has really good animation , just hard to compete
@exzses
do-
do you understand the expression?...
Matin nah
Nah jc staff has low standards
@exzses JC Staff's animation wasn't terrible, they just can't meet the same expectations Madhouse has.
i'm back, and s2 isn't bad s1 is just too good
@@InsideTOWN i did not understand any of that ( i swear my brain is at its limit these days ) but szn 2 snt that bad, you don't know till you see it
Um we'll I can't judge it since I haven't seen it WAIT I SAID UM INSTEAD UHM OH NO AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
@@InsideTOWN uh, shut up?
@Nath agreed
@@nath7754 strongly seconded
I keep finding myself asking the same question...
"Where is One Punch Man? I thought I was watching One Punch Man... Oh there he is... There he goes..."
Lol. The animation is following the flow of the manga. Each episode combines about 10-20 chapters of the manga.
In the manga Saitama was popping in and out of a lot of the scenes and wasn't in a lot of the chapter. He won't have any long fight scenes until he fights the monster form of Garou and uses his serious table flip and serious headbutt to beat him. Season 2 will probably end with him in a 2 second fight with elder centipede, where he kills it with a single serious punch.
You aren't going to enjoy the manga then, saitama disappears for a pretty long time in the monster association arc, but he does have awesome moments such as Overgrown Rover,Nyan and now Orochi fight
@@lucuslopez6866 Spolier Alert.
Garuo turns into a monster, didn't know that. Spolier warnings man come on.
@@lucuslopez6866 that spoiled me man, never knew garou would actually go into monster form. The more I think about it, the more questions I get so yeah thanks
"Here we go again"
There are so many events in the manga that needs to be animated with justice, when season 3 comes out.
Hi
EXACTLY, the manga is sooo well drawn that it puts most of the animation to shame
Nice to see you again my guy
Nice to see u again.
Btw I thought that season 2's ending was incompleted. It's like they left the episode Incomplete
Did u really love OPM? I have seen you in every video about OPM wow same as huge fan brother! 😁
the main problem in a nutshell
VERY LITTLE ACTION
Metal bat vs hero hunter was soo good so was blizzard vs bald cape
but its like the manga not alot of action after season 1 my mate was so happy about season 2 and i said its good but not alot of fights aka i read the manga as well and my mate was not happy when i said that lol but its true later on yer there is more fights but season 2 is only 12 episode i think and what is it now ep 7 not alot happends in the manga i always said season 2 will be ok but not amazing like season 1 beacuse not alot happens in the manga maybe in season 3 it will get better because fight do happen but later on down the line
sonic is disappointed in your recent decision ! Are you kidding me?
Lol. The animation is following the flow of the manga. Each episode combines about 10-20 chapters of the manga.
EVERYTHING IS BAD IN SEASON 2!!
The art, the shading, the animation, the soundbits, the voices are off sometimes, and the episodes leave you with a lackluster feeling, like the whole action bits are just speed up so they have to do less work.
I'd rather watch fuc*ing Fairy Tail than this nonsense!!!
The animation isn't bad, it's just that the first season had such incredible animations that we had a lot of expectations for the second sesason
Sorry for this I don't usually do this but uhm "Sesason" it sounds like season with more seasoning
@Minecraft Steve lets be honest the first season Peaked.
So in comparison... it's bad.
Also just in general.
11:00
That thing alone shows how bad animation there is.
And can we even say that this is animation?
It's literally tracing from manga,
It's not even good tracing!
Plus they shouldn't have changed the outro. If it ain't broke, don't fix it
I have no problem with the artwork. But a big problem js not enough action and cliffhangers
exactly what i thought.
That's the writing though
Oh my god, all season 2 is fight, fight, fight. You wanna see Saitama fight? Different pair of shoes, but you def can't sy there isn't much action. Fact is for YOU (for me as well asd) there is not enough action with Saitama involved.
@@MrR26D No, JC Staff literally cut out some scenes from the manga, including action, in some episodes like when Bakuzan tried to fight Gouketsu which was longer in the manga.
@@ryantheanimator1156 Mate, I also have the manga, you're talking about something really omissible
When he said they had the same budget I almost serious series threw my phone at the wall
I think some of the budget went to mob
@@horusdaog that could make sense
It's true though
@@horusdaog Mob? how is that even possible? mob is Studio Bones, and OPM is JC STAFF.
@@kobejahbridgewater1826 no it doesn't make sense. It's two totally different animation studios.
Season 1 was original and interesting and unique.
Season 2 was standard shonen pulp.
I can't really see this, the animation was a huge downgrade but the script and story was still fantastic
Saitama became preachy in S2 for some reason, it's weird. In S1 the dialogue was not too long, not too short. In S2 there are long stretches of dialogue that could've been condensed in 3 sentences. And they definitely cut action scenes from the manga. Like in the tournament, Saitama was supposed to break the other half of the fighting arena but they didn't show it for some reason.
😔 I know. It’s so sad
I very much agree
I very much agree
The madhouse wasn't amazing, but the staff gathered at that time were just amazing. Such a miracle never happens again.
takuya takagishi true about the end
Always believe there is hope, even if it seems like it won’t happen believe that there is hope, there is always hope.
Never know
Why? The key animators they had came to work because of the director Shingo Natsume. All they had to do was wait until he was free to do season 2. Then we'd have the most amazing fights of Garou and Saitama vs Suiryu in incredible quality.
@@williamschlass4598 Production committees don't have patience and want to capitalize on the popularity. Blame them, not the studio/staff
I knew something was off. I couldn't put my finger on it but yeah definitely this. The show still feels good though
It still has ONEs brilliant writing, so its still good. Its just a shame that it doesnt really look good anymore though.
Yea still pretty funny
It's all true
Riesenfriese have you watch episode 3?
Its what happens when the main director leaves and a studio change happens. Overall it still is pretty great. Madhouse did the first season so hopefully the momentum from episode 3's animation and story continue.
To be fair, the giant bird being punch off-screen was done like that in the manga too.
Yeah, it made sense because it was done to make the line King said 'where's the bird' more legit
Because it's a manga
That's where you need a Genius like *MADhouse* ,The studio knows how to Make every moment Spectacular, which retains the Exact Art style with much better Action.
Bruh its a manga, you expect every frame to be drawn? Thats called animation.
frenchiveruti there are plenty of scenes in the manga than show the punch landing. The medium has nothing to do with the way the shot is framed.
*_The new season of Calilou looks great..._*
We don’t punch do do do do do do do dan daaaaaaaan
Calilou gets chemotherapy
"Calilou"
Calilou alright.....
Nothing you guys say will change anything 😒
This video was so accurate, the story, the jokes, the humor were all there still...but the art, the fight scenes...everything regarding that stuff was so far off....season 1 was on another level
What do you expect another studio will have the same animation style as Studio Bones?
@@lumpystilskin5367 studio bones didnt do season 1?
It often feels like they put too little effort into consistent style and don't care about some of the animation, But the fight scenes this far has been good enough, I especially liked it when Garou counter-punched Tanktop Master in the face, The animation beat and force felt incredible
The overall quality is better on episode 3, not sure if was the time to the team get the handle of each other, or if was a counter reaction the massive critics of the trailer, but makes me hopeful for sure.
pretty sure this video was filmed before episode number 3. The third episode really lifted the bar up, the quality of animation is alot better it seems. Perhaps they listened to criticism from the trailer (not likely though)
@@mazafukaH3 I'm fairly sure that they had finished most of the episodes before the trailer aired, making an episode per week would be an insane schedule
@@Ganbalf yeah thats probably right. the quality is too good for a "weekly" anime. thats why i said "not likely" but theres a possibility that they perhaps tweaked episodes (if thats even possible) OR I HAVE A CONSPIRACY THEORY. What if they purposely made the first episode look kinda bad. Sounds very stupid but stay with me. This would initiate more talk IMO. You know like they say There is no bad publicity.
True episode 3 was fire🔥.
One punch man 2: I have the worst animation
Seven deadly sins 3: Who decided that?
Early DBS... Or pretty much all of DBS TBH: "am I a joke to you?"
@@TSURUGl Nah, the ToP had some insane animation, many of the best shots were made by animators that went on to make the DBS Broly Movie, its just before that the animation was subpar and low quality, See animators Yuya Takahashi, Naotoshi Shida, and Naoki Tate work in the ToP Arc for best examples, plenty of more great animation even beyond the three of them
Yeah let's just sweep 90% of DBS animation under the rug cause the final arc has some decent scenes
@@TSURUGl Honestly I'd really only say the first few arcs had bad animation, DBS is an anime that is aired WEEKLY mind you, (which is commonplace for weekly anime to have bad animation at times) and DBS' production was rather strained compared to much other weekly anime, as Toei gave each episode roughly 3-6 weeks of production time which heavily reduced the quality of episodes early on, that changed once the Goku Black Arc had concluded and Toei had begun to get a handle on scheduling for DBS and therefore resulted in some of the best animations in the Dragon Ball franchise since the Buu Saga of Z, it's very unfair to compare DBS production to that of a seasonal animes, in the end, DBS has done rather well for a weekly aired show actually has better animation that you think, many examples of these stellar animations exist and can be found scattered throughout the first arcs even if you look hard enough for it
How tf opm S2 even considered as the worst animation
one punch man two didn’t show the main character that much, i think their was like a five episode streak for where the main character wasn’t shown, I wished saitama had more screen time
He's bald head was to shiny and it burned my eyes so I sued them for it and that's why he wasn't there for those few episodes sorry.
@@wr245g9 SORRY but it hurt
@@wr245g9 REEE
I think it has to do with the webcomic. I went down the rabbit hole for more content and Saitama is placed in the background prob because he's already displayed his strength. At this point it feels like the other characters deserve to have an intense battle rather than Saitama 1 hit K.O. everything. It wouldn't be very climatic. He has his moments unbeknownst to literally everyone else and it builds tension for the reader to want him to be discovered, but that's about it
Plus, if he were to fight something that wasn't beaten by another, their fight with it serves to show how powerful he is
This is just what I think but...
Pros of S2
-More focused story
-More interesting characters(King and Garou in particular)
-Better character development(Saitama became more than just a jokester character.)
-Interesting character story.
Cons of s2
-Disappointing animation.
-Genos became too sidelined(lacked development)
-Music is a little off on some scenes.
-Boring action scenes
-Less humorous and witty.
-Saitama gets a bit sidelined to the point of not being the focus of the season anymore(this is arguable since this is supposed to introduce important characters of opm.)
In the manga from the end of season two to now saitama is in about 40% of the story. If season 3 follows the same pacing as the first two seasons he will barely punch anything. Most of the fights are other s class heroes
@@bsol510 I honestly want to see more of the S-Class heroes fighting. I find it pretty cool
@@arandomguy21 ml
S2 was the least concise story I think I've ever watched
Ok but ur pros has nothing to do with the adaptation how jc staff did it the writing has nothing to do with how jc staff adapted it and any studio could done a better job
In short, One Punch Man Season 2 is just a regular anime: we spend 20 minutes watching idiots brag about their strenght and punch each other. I guess I'll have to rewatch Season 1 forever then.
Season 1 does not get old.
Lazaro Lopez it already is
@@joshualewis8145 Nope
Thelonius 84 can barely watch it it’s so boring
@@joshualewis8145 If you can't watch season 1, then you can't watch season 2. Then I don't know what's your point here.
This video answered questions I didn't even know I had.
This season does feel a little weaker. The last episode that came out had me waiting for 2 weeks... had these 2 badass monsters that Saitama should've fought on screen but WE DON'T SEE IT.
They showed it like that in manga too..It is not JC Staff.I think JC Staff is actually sticking more to the manga than MadHouse.
@@lukasp.4471 I see. But still... lemmie see 👀🤣
a LITTLE?
Well we already know how it would go down, its saitama
@@lukasp.4471 I think that just goes to show a good team of animators or studio would try to add some artistic liberty into their show, instead of 100% copy and paste from the manga. Just look at Attack on Titans and Mob Psycho 100, they are clearly more superior version compared to their manga counterpart. Not saying it works all the time, but clearly Madhouse animation team knew what to do to honor the source materials while at the same time adding extra PUNCH into the animation because even they were afraid the show would not live up to the manga.
Even if JC Staff is sticking to the manga panel to panel, they still cut out some stuff to save budget and time which felt so rushed.
The worst thing about Season 2 there is like the lack of gore
When Centichoro got punched he just got incinerated by Saitama instead of blowing up into monster bits
And I didn’t see his fist TOUCH anything
agree on fist but it in manga it was same when he got punched by saitama
@@ridhamh2966 well that's why it's called animation, bcoz they make moving images not slideshows.
@@Iam-a-live in the manga there is plenty of blood and exploding monsters, but read the manga and you will see, they couldnt change the way centichoro dies.
The reason he disintegrated is because Saitama wanted to disintegrate him so that there would be no damage to the city, that's why he used a serious punch. King literally explains this in the episode.
This is why i keep my expectations high when madhouse works on anime there will be a lot of gore bcuz its the same studio made death note
I liked the parts going into the people who worked on the animation departement. Nice to see some faces with names on the people who did special effects and shading/color stuff. Normally you'd only hear stuff from the director only, so nice to know a little something on the people who actually 'make' the product
Same! I wish for a video just dedicated to them
I don’t agree with the bird scene, it was supposed to be from King’s perspective and he had his eyes closed.
The problem is that it is not a show for King. it is a show created for the audience and fans.
@@chinito5322 Perspective is a narrative and cinematic tool, Chinito. Whatever you're saying is completely meaningless because you don't seem to even grasp the conversation.
@@NeoNeoNeo You are missing the whole point of this. I give you an example. All other S class hero doesn't know how Saitama work. They do not know how powerful he is. but in fact we as an audience know. Perspective doesn't work on this plot. but how the punch lines and graphics created.
I do agree with you... But the second season still lacks the impact good fight scenes uses to thrill the audience
I have been unable to enjoy the second season's writing and directing me... I only watch it for the plot
Finally, an explanation I can accept. In the past I would ask how is season 2 bad and all I would get is, " it's a different studio" or my all time favorite, "it just is dude. The animation sucks". For me, that's not enough, but this makes more sense. I can be happy with this.
@pai pai Then you have a majority of people thinking a weird face in a still image = bad animation
nobody:
me: *it just is dude*
@pai pai That doesn't take an art major. That takes someone who is an expert in animation, filmography, direction, storyboarding, editing, sound effects, continuity (in animation, plot, sounds used etc) and so much more. Or just a fan who knows from experience how animation works.
In the beginning I was thinking the same, the art was good, the style was alright, I didn't even notic the shiny artstyle. But the fights just left me disappointed without even thinking about the animation being bad, I was just like? Huh? What happened, why don't they show what's happening. It's like watching a football match on TV and the Camera Man just cuts to the grass where a pidgeon is chewing on a flower, and later we see the replay in 3 still images, the scorer standing there with his leg stretched out backwards, the ball in the air and the ball in the net, no goalie jumping, not the angle of the flying ball, not even the impact of the foot on the ball. And then afterwards he says, wow that was the fastest shot ever recorded. You know what it is supposed to be, but you don't feel it.
The second season focused on all the other characters. There was so much build up and emphasis on the battles of the other heroes. And then Saitama would show up and easily save the day. It had a different energy but I enjoyed it just as much
The third episode of OPM s2 really revived my hope for the show, it was such a great episode that i didnt notice the animaation at all compared to the first two.
Animation was great but i still can't get over the CGI metal parts its really distracting and they're still have trouble with art characters look really bad sometimes
@@satellite3253 Compared to other shows OPM S2 is so much better and I didn't notice much difference in animation or style that made it unenjoyable. I think people are just being too picky since madhouse is not producing it.
It not being Madhouse doesn't matter nearly as much as this looking like they're not even trying their best.
Am I the only one that can't get over the way the atmosphere looks like to dark the lighting Is dark they mest up the colors around them and the over saturated skin
I'm still wondering why Saitama constantly looks like he got sunburnt.
Two words to explain why it feels off
*shiny head*
Shiny metal.
Yup
@yudont needtoknowmaname No, it's different, period. From a top quality anime it became average. I rewatched the first season right afore starting the second, it's way different.
@yudont needtoknowmaname No, quality is not subjective, art style is. You're confuding them. S2 have worse animations, how can you say this is subjective? S2 has less drawn frames, it's all more static than S1.
@yudont needtoknowmaname It's just average.
4:00 well this punch also wasnt in the manga
not that that changes it alot
probably wasnt even a punch
maybe he just "pushed" a bit to hard
i honestly felt like it shouldnt have had a punch due to how it correlated with the situation of the people interacting. Id give some more detail but spoileRS
Yeah, but you can see the aftermath at least
I think its supposed to be from the perspective of King who closed his eyes in that moment.
Yes, I wasn't... I don't see where is the big deal
One punch man season 1 is like you setting a highscore.
One punch man season 2 is like you trying to break that highscore by doing everything that was done before but still failing
it feels off because the fight scenes are generic and not as detailed as the first season. it painfully shows..............
Jaime Aguirre y’all trippin
Here’s another example of a spoiled brat
@@alexmansfield3268 u dum
BIG NEWS episode 7 was banger!!!!! We’re in good hands!!!!!
Try animating a fight scene, then try and tell me it's generic.
It's basically a semi animated colored manga.
It actually isn't that bad. In my opinion mad house set the bar too high and the writing is honestly pretty bad to start with. But yeah definitely wish mad house kept with one punch man
@@shirori2004 No, exist many other studios better to pick a action shounen, and j.c staff isn´t one of them....
@@shirori2004 It's actually terrible. One punch man had so much detail at the start, and the shading and everything was on point. Now there is a lack of detail, the art is off, and there just remains an imbalance of synergies creatively and artistically that makes the whole image just appear mediocre. That is not one punch man.
Studio bones should have rebooted it with ONE's art style
Suiryu's fights in the manga were so well illustrated. In the anime they can't even get suiryu's hands right.
The animation is taken directly from the manga, saitama punching the bird was not intentionally meant to be shown on screen, plus other scenes too. I think the problem sith S2 are the skipped content
You sir, have opened my eyes to why some anime I've been watching can suddenly have a shift in quality, good or bad. I've always been judging anime by studio name, but now I know better. Thank You so much Yedoye!!
yeah i agree. very informative. never thought about the director changing the style of a show soo much. Not to mention how much the various skills the animation, special affects staff can have on a project. Ive always blamed the studio itself, or a budget shift.
Yup I also never thought of the staff working on the project and only focus on the studio. I didn't realize that the studio wasn't always the same staff let alone being mostly freelancers in S1 One Punch.
The thing i don't like with the new season
There's very little action
Clif hangers
genos's metallic look
Season 2 is too serious as well, season one was a comedy esqe action but now its just another superhero anime
@@arandomguy8619 season 2 is more of a preparation for season 3.
I advise you to go read either the manga or webcomic or watch a mmv of it.
I watched Season 2, after it ended and I still can't understand all the crying about the animation. I really liked the story and the animation. The only thing that annoyed me is the ending, if it's considered one and, sometimes, the music was kinda off.
Dimensen you just don’t know what good animation looks like, and if you read the manga, you would know how the animation supposed to look like, i recommend you to search on youtube why the animation sucks
@@aronren52 Facts, there are drawings from the manga that looks better than the whole second season 😂
There are some shows that really need impactful animations. I would argue that shows like death note and OPM need strong animation. It shows the audience that the characters matter. Without punchy visuals death note would be a show about some kid writing in his diary. With good visuals those writing scenes impress the audience. OPM needs great fight animation to show us that saitama is powerful and cool, and not a loser. If all the audience sees is humor moments, and then cheap animaton it doesnt make saitama seem impressive. It makes him seem like a boring joke. In season 1, the contrast between the silly saitama and the powerful action hero saitama made both halves of the character come across clearly.
But his ability to one punch anything kinda precludes a good fight scene. The enemy wears him/herself out then OPM hits 'em once. Done. The Animation is fine as well.
This is why I love OPM, the detail of animation during fights what made OPM great alongside it's humor and Saitama doing random stuff. Not saying this season is bad but it's definitely not as good as S1.
Deathnote would still be amazing with horrible animation. Dumb comment
DEATH NOTE IS NOT JUST ABOUT SOME KID WRITING IN HIS DIARY ..IT IS THE STORY OF A MORTAL WHO TRIED TO BECOME A GOD
@@tiktokexposed898 I think people really underestimate how powerful visuals are, especially in this industry. In a film, most of the information the audience takes in will be what they see. Having a great script and story is one thing, but bringing it to life on camera is another. Death note would not be as exciting and thrilling if not for the excellent animation, dynamic shots and wonderful sound effects/music. It may still have a compelling story, but great animation and execution does indeed makes a difference.
i miss that season1 badass intro and those good fighting musics
Garou's theme ?
I find the animation decent, It just seems very lazy at the same time.
Okay, can you animate it? Are you even paying to watch it?
Yeah, it's like they focused the drawings more than the animation. The animation is what I was captivated with and now that they don't have the same style it leaves me with an odd feeling. But I still understand that people work hard to make it and I appreciate their hard work.
J.c staff rush index season 3
@@DynamicHaze Ah the classic "If you don't like it then why don't you do it yourself".
@@Evan-cp7kh people complain about everything, what I'm saying is simply that none of you can create animation at that level, most of you are pirating the anime not even contributing to provide funds to the animators.
J.C Staff should stay on Kawai Stuff.
Yeah, they're really good at slow character dramas.
yep. they arent built for this action. And in the video. the person talking even says 'they were chosen as they pump out series' So basically.....we're getting quantity; not the quality this deserves.
@@gagghdsfff5748 like twilight sparkles batman?
Nope.
Only replying to this cause my cococola can shot cococola is my glasses while scrolling thru the comments and landed on yours hope you laugh while drinking water or soda.
It’s impossible to have the same dream team! Season 2 is fine, we were spoilt in season 1.
The story is still great. Can’t complain. Just the way the industry works.
thank you very man frfr
Thank you. I honestly got a little annoyed when people were complaining about the animation.
Realistic approach for someone who really loves the show and just wants to enjoy it. Me 2.
I don't know, in my case I watch an anime because of... well, the anination, if I just like the story but the animation is not that good, I prefer to just read the manga.
@@peskymacaw9033 but if your standards for good animation is as high as season 1, you will be easily disappointed with 95% of shows
10:06 that statement is wrong. I dont even care about visuals but the humor and a strong storyline are missing. Stretching one arc to a whole season and some weirdly placed bananas aint enough.
ingiiiiiii strong storyline? There was barely any storyline in season 1. Let me summarize the storyline of season 1.
Saitama gets a disciple.
They become professional heroes.
Saitama get’s a new “rival” (sonic)
Saitama fights strong alien.
That’s pretty much all the real important things in season 1.
I’ll lost what happened in season 2.
We get a new protagonist garou (he is the protagonist, but a villain).
Garou beats and gets beaten by a bunch of heroes, and makes loads of progression.
Saitama gets to be known more by more significant people
The monster association is revealed
Reading those, it doesn’t seem like there’s much of a difference, but let me tell you, season 2 made way more progress in terms of the story than season 2. And I know because I read manga and web comic of opm. All of this leads to very huge events. Season 2 was basically a build up on a very huge sequence of events. Season 2’s story was way more significant.
@@goldencookie5456 Season 2 summary: Badbois appear. Garou appears. Garou smashes. Saitama doesnt smash, but he will, we swear.
Season 2 either should have been what season 3 will be, or one single episode. But you know what, I dont even care about the plot any more, because season 1 was unique in its sense of humor and the absurd relationships, and characters. Without those One Punch Man is just the anime version of Mortal Kombat with the bold one having the cheats.
"Stretching one arc..." yeah that's a great way of putting it, what happened in Season 2 should happen in like 6 episodes, maybe even less.
If you look at S1 for example; "House of Evolution", "Deep Sea King" stories were only 2 episodes long. And "Boros/aliens story" was 3 episodes long. They were all great. And S2 has 12 episodes and it's not even finished (the 'arc' I mean)..
@@ingiiiiiii Bruh JC Staff had literally no other choice but to end the season on the elder centipede fight, due to the way the storyline and arcs are structured in the manga.
Season 3 (if adapted right) is gonna be fantastic just from looking at the webcomic alone. But we still have to wait for Murata to finish the current arc in the manga, before season 3 is made.
Besides, to simplify OPM season 2 to just "Badbois appear. Garou smashes. Saitama doesn't smash, but he will" is disingenuious to say the least.
Shiryu's newfound appreciation for heroes after being saved, the corruption and incompetence of institutions like H.A (and their impact in society) and everything about Garou and what he represents are all great highlights of season 2.
And all of this is just setting up the themes and plotpoints that will come into fruition in the next arc. (Like seriously, the payoff will be more satisfying than even Mob Psycho S2 IMHO)
TL:DR Don't be so quick to judge, we're only getting the buildup to a much more greater payoff later on.
@@goldencookie5456 "Garou beats and gets beaten by a bunch of heroes, and makes loads of progression." - This reads like every single other boring generic anime out there.
The entire appeal of One Punch Man to me was that it WASN'T like other animes. "Beat and get beaten, come back stronger, progression, blabla".
Who cares? I don't.
11:01
Am I the only one that feels uncomfortable about Genos' hand?
Its like looking at a photo of realistic Mario.
Actually, its more like some weird, stop animation
Yea, his hand moved for like 3 frames. It just looks so... nasty. It's like they used the blending tool and went ham with it for anything that shines.
It looks like those old PlayStation 1 or Nintendo 64 cutscenes, and now that I think, kinda like the prerendered backgrounds of donkey Kong country
It's not that bad. Jesus
It looks like those Nintendo 64 games
The only best animation I saw so far in OPM S2 was when Garou's sweat went upwards.
Oof
Uhh.. the centipede looks incredible
@@stheteller7470 ah yea the CG centipede
@@joong2443 It was actually kind of mind blowing how good the animation on the centipede was. Pause it at any time when he's on screen, and it'll look hand drawn.
@@stheteller7470 Totally agree.
Let‘s be honest here, the whole tournament thing would last 1 episode if it was the first season... Most likely an awesome episode
Prince X If you read the manga first, you would’ve wanted the exact opposite. I don’t understand why all of you wanted it to progress so much faster. Tbh, the pacing was wayyy too fast, rather than way too slow. The worst part for me in the anime version is that it was too fast. In the manga, it was way slower and you could actually enjoy the moment and you actually felt tension and stuff like that.
Let's be honest, season 1 mashed approximately 2-4 manga chapters per anime episode.
Season 2 actually fits more manga chapters per episode.
I can understand complaints about the animation, but these kind of problems are all related to the manga. The tournament arc is just incredibly slow and unoriginal.
@@Beastofdestruct nah season 2 also cut many things
Season 1 just felt so much more snappy, when a big punch was thrown it almost felt like the camera, along with you was being dragged along with it. Season 2 everything feels underpowered and static. Like when someone’s recording a fight on their phone and all you end up with is an awkward angle looking at people’s backs
I don't know..... episode 3 was lit
denz310 this was probably made before ep 3
you're right :)
I just rewatched episode 3 for like the 4th time because it’s so good!
they only did the three episodes before production.
The best episode so far in some part I even thought I was watching S1.
Spot on about cutting before the hit in fight scenes. They did the same thing in 4th episode too. This is ridiculous!
Akalanka Edirisinghe the bird one was for comedic effect
They will do that in every episode
@Ethan Negro That's what I thought first, too. But they keep repeating it!
@@ethannigro2075 More dramatic effect than comedic.
I distinctly felt 4th episode was different. Metal bat getting hit you can see 85% of hits and the whole fight was very satisfying to watch.
The two studies have one thing in common
Both of their budgets went to saitama's head
Don't forget Fubuki
@@ksya473 them jiggle physics
Anything shiny in season 2 is just awful. Why does genos look like he was coloured/shaded by some kid artist from deviantart?
@TheBoltMaster I completely disagree. The shading is bad.
They used too much airbrush and a lot of the highlights are in the wrong place(s). It definitely looks like it was done by an amateur artist.
Everything’s chrome in the future
@@RubiixCat mixing blurry colouring into the art looks cheap and gives the impression of being LESS shiny than hard shading would.
Sure not as good animation witch sucks i agree. But the animation is good and the show is still solid 8/10 overall but was 9/10.
So i get that some people are saying.
I like how all the people with the checkmark saying that their a youtuber’s comments have no likes ansd no comments.
@@parentheses4662 who cares
For me,Garou was the best thing about season 2
Lul you know nothing about animation
in my opinion
Season 1=Masterpiece
Season 2=Standart
It's still good. Did you see the amount of work put in to giving bananas?
No?
good fucking one!
Banana yaru
I thought that banana was an ad. Lol
Are we just not going to mention the absence of any sort of concluding plot? Also, where was Saitama? Like, the whole season?
getting bodied by king in anime waifu games.
to be fair, this arc (monster association) is like at least 60 more chapters in the manga, and still not finished, so they couldn't actually finish with that conclusion.
playing video games..
The main problem for me, there was a story about Garou, but it wasn't even finished...it will continue in Season 3, it's feels dragged out.
They wanted saitama to be more of a side character so that the other heros would get more screen time
It feels almost like you're having a conversation with the viewers, your delivery is very pleasing my friend, as is your humor
I miss madhouse already.
xᴅ xᴅ sᴘᴀʀᴋɪᴇ Madhouse is eh. They can’t take on OPM.
Madhouse is amazing studio. Much respect for them😄
the lack of high quality takes away from the joke too. you see crazy animation get hyped for a good fight and it ends in one punch.
Watching this just made me wanna watch season 1 again. Again. Every time I try to watch a new anime I end up on Season 1 OPM again
felt
maybe madhouse are working on another arc of hxh :))
right?
haha
No, they are waiting for more arcs to go another long run
Sure. At least 7 years from now.
They're actually in trouble due to "labor abuse" accusations/whatever.
@@ArlanKels Isn't that normal in Japan? They overwork themselves a lot like its almost Japanese culture.
Probably get another one in 5 years
Season 2:
90% Talk
10% Action
Actually in your dream.
the fight vs the underground king in season 1 is one of the best animations i have ever seen
It was so fluid its above art
lucasoscar fr
The final Sin yep
booooo! its's the subterranean king, booooo get you facts straight
@@nicholasmaniccia1005 actually, they are called underdwellers, you uncultured swine
Why does the commentator's voice volume drop as he speaks on. 😅
Ive seen more of OPM playing video games than punching anything
Thats just the plot. But even in scenes where he punch stuff.. it cut to black and then a still frame. :(
@@PillowKing Firstly, that's just not true. What's ironic about that statement is that in season 1, it cut to black just before some punches, while in season 2, that never happened. Secondly, there's only one instance of a still frame to show Saitama punching an enemy in season 2.
Don’t you get bored of him one punching literally everyone he faces
It was funny in season 1 but it would just be boring at this point
Saitama is just a hero for fun. It’s a story about his life not about his job.
The plot is so much better with Garoua being the protagonist
@@suf1an658 Agreed. Also, we'll get plenty of badass Saitama moments (and lots of punching) in season 3 and 4, during the Monster Association Raid arc, so people shouldn't worry. I also believe the fact that Saitama is used in the plot sparingly now actually makes the times he does appear very impactful.
@@suf1an658 then change the title to One chop Garou, but calling it one punch man but having garou as the protagonist its just misleading.
A lot of people are saying "the story's still great" as if that's an amazing achievement by the production staff...The story's great because of ONE's stellar writing from the manga. You can't give that point to the anime's production staff.
I don't think people are giving it as a point to the staff, just that it's a reason to keep watching.
Yeah no once is sayin the production staff is doing a great job with the story
And that's the whole reason Onepunch-Man is popular in the first place, Murata wouldn't have redrawn the webcomic if he didn't see something special in ONE's storytelling and designs.
ONE has even grown as an artist as time's gone on. There are some pretty great panels in the later parts of the webcomic, and his art in the Mob Psycho 100 webcomic is pretty great!
But you should be grateful that they even made a s2 one punch man out . If you think about it not much profit will be gained from doing this but they still do it anyway and if you don't want to, just don't watch the whole anime .
Man, thanks, tired of hearing people complain about the budget as If they know anything about the animation industry, it takes much more than budget to make a good product
Of course, but at the same time, the animation budget can give a good general indicator of why an anime looks the way it does.
Its also the schedule. The amount of time the animators. Have before the deadline is really the biggest deciding factor. Mad house had an average budget but had a generous amount of time.
You are right. Just UA-camrs trying to cash from this. I following s2 and it is ok.
Yeah, it requires freakin effort.
@@DragonEdge10 Of course, but generally the budget is good unless they're a pretty small/new studio. Not only that but they have someone managing the money to make sure everything goes well. It's rare that a studio runs out of budget since they have all planned since the beggining
Main problems in Season 2 (imo):
-Animation/art
-Dragged out
-We didn't even get conclusion to the (Season 2/Garou) story
I feel like people are complaining- nitpicking. The animation looks great. The show still has that same amazing feel throughout each fight.
yes man there we go
its from people that are just casual fans ive been reading the webcomic since highschool real opm fans no artwork has no impact on the quality of story
Just watched episode 8 and I'm dying to see episode 9 idk about y'all I'm enjoying the second season.
Same! But i still feel like it needs a little more detail when it comes to the action scenes;;; still love it tho 💙💙💙
Same why is everyone overreacting it’s not that bad
Idk I think its the placebo effect people learn madhouse will no longer be involved and suddenly people start scrutinizing every little detail for mistakes and bad design.
Same
Same here the anime isnt bad at all and it doesn’t feel that off to me
I keep getting in the robot lately, unlike a certain 14 year old...
Animation may be choppy, but One's genius still shines through
S2 was so drawn out, could of had so much more packed into it, everyone seemed the same, All large Chung's character who are obsessed with power.
I wish fans could know how incredibly difficult it is to do even this level of animation and how stressful it is. They work very hard and I appreciate thier efforts.
That's not an excuse. Any form of art requires a lot of effort. That doesn't mean it will be good or as good.
@@atlas6538 It is THE excuse. If you knew the process on how these animes are created then you wouldn't be talking like that. From the budget to the size of staff, to directors vision, to the producing deadlines. All of that it's the reason why it's not as good as S1but not as bad as people make it out to be. Madhouse had three years to make an adaptation and they still had to hire a ton of freelance artists. JC staff was given 1 year.
@@keanuboyd7493 I don't need to know. I am not the director or the animator. I am the viewer. It's none of my concern how difficult it is to animate. If the animation is bad then it's bad. I am not gonna praise them for something they didn't excel in. In the end of the day something went wrong. Whether it's the budget or simply picking the wrong animating team and that sucks because one punch man wasn't just your average anime and that's why people are upset
@@keanuboyd7493 any regular anime have better animation.. this is not even average..
@@j3d89 What? Don't say that to me buddy. I've watch dozens of anime some I can't even remember the names and I've seen much worst. This is ok.
Thanks for telling me I need to go watch Boogiepop, your point about names attract viewership is in practice
I just hope Madhouse remake the s2 when they're free and call it Madhouse Edition
(I mean why not if it's going to make more money)
Yeah that's the problem..... When will they be free???
Yeaaaahhhh i don't think they will
One punch man: Naruto
One punch man S2: Boruto
Milos Reljic ikr😂😂
proof boruto saved anime
@@r-piece7819 what
@@r-piece7819 what
@@r-piece7819 what
Comprehensive. Informative. Great aesthetic. Instantly subscribed.
Normal people who've never picked up even a pencil giving their critique is just hilarious to me.
Okay... how about this. Our parent company is an animation studio. We’ve created Castlevania, Bee and Puppycat, Adventure Time, and several other animated series millions have grown up with.
I guess anyone can blindly try and insulting people. But that’s not my problem. 🍵
@@GetInTheRobot I'm not talking about y'all? I'm talking about in general/all the people complaining about the animation even though it's a stylized shading choice popularized by koreans. Besides, you shouldn't take credit from animators, key animators, storyboard artists, directors, etc; some of the artists aren't even in your animation studio, sometimes they're guest spots for commission work. It's probably my fault for not clarifying who it was directed to, though I probably wouldn't assume you would even take the time of day to read this or even respond to it because I'd expect a studio be confident enough not to let strangers threaten their credibility.
ozen it’s all good. We just get a TON of comments like this, and it gets tiring replying to them all. Kinda just assumed it was another one aimed towards us. Sorry!
@@MrDreadDormammu All those faults in animation can't even be compared to food though. Creating animation without flaws is pretty impossible, even in heavily produced animation have flaws, and all the "flaws" being pointed out in opms2 are stylized shading choices popularized from Korean artists. Most of the people complaining about what they leave in and out usually haven't even read the manga, since some of the details are the same from the manga. And you can never translate the OPM manga into anime because the insane level of detail would be too much for animators. The whole reason why people are complaining because they were spoiled on the quality of season 1. Trying to replicate the detail another studio has done with a clean slate it's near impossible too; any animation studio can prove that.
ozen the main point of the video was to give credit where credit is due. While we do have a very clear bias towards which season we prefer, we don’t blame a studio for the difference in quality. What most people seem to dismiss is our effort to give credit to the individuals involved in the first season. It wasn’t Madhouse, it was the director, the animators, screenwriters, etc. The title of the video might be triggering to most because it immediately makes it seem like their favorite show is being attacked. However, if they watched the video, off doesn’t necessarily mean bad, just different. I agree, it’s impossible for a different studio to replicate what another studio did to a T. It’s even harder with an almost completely different staff.
Compared to the first season it just feels average. I don't feel or expect anything from watching it.. I just watch it cuz it's OPM season 2
in S1 its all about introduction, new villain every episode. in S2 there's only 2 main thing , Martial art tournament and the Monster Association raid. could it be because of this XD . its for me atleast
@@SilverHand-fu1jn no the animation rly turns me off but the story kind of makes up for it but the animation is still not good and awk looking
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Vanlalchhanhima Vanchhawng Martial arts tournament is my favorite bro
so your youtube name is rin (im guessing from blue exorcist?)
but you have a mask from the anime darker than black (or whatever it was)
not hating but i think it would be nice to change your profile pic to rin okumura (or whatever he is called)
so its more suitable
i dont know why im writing this
The one thing i love THE MOST is when you break down anime frame by frame and are able to get the exact frames certain artists worked on, and compare it to other scenes they have done. There is DEFINITELY a lack of specialization in season 2. I can't make these comparisons myself so i love seeing people put them together.
I just hate how little Saitama is in the show, the last three episodes I feel like I haven't seen Saitama at all compared to season 1 where he was always the spotlight in every episode
He'll be showing up even less from now on. He still shows up to end fights but yeah, the other S-class heroes get a looot more screentime this arc. Not necessarily a bad thing because some of the fights they're going to have are going to be amazing... at least if the studio animates them properly. The arc is really going to pick up after the tournament ends.
@@RockyLight Even if the fights are amazing, the series is called one punch man not s class heroes
Factss I’m tryna see more Saitama, this season been disappointing so far. I don’t even remember if I’ve seen him fight yet😩
Trymeer duh ONE just want to make OPM more story telling than action...
@@raccoon225 well, I really don't care what they want to make of opm, Saitama should still be in the spotlight of every episode just like in s1. Saitama is barely in the series, that's like making the Harry Potter movies all about dumbledore while Harry was just commenting what he was doing now and then
Fantastic and informative video. So far I found the humor and music of season 2 amazing. Dip in visuals is a bummer but it still delivers for me
exactly. visuals is not the only thing that makes a show good
one punch man season 2 has some sweet fights and stays true to the source material.perhaps a bit clunky here and there but overall im very happy with the episodes so far.
I'm with you bro
i'm happy too for a season 2 but at the same time i'm a bit disappointed because of many of things mentioned in this video.
Right! The 'anime connaisseurs' are just way too picky!
@@natetaylor9002 connaisseurs*
I agree
I thought it had it's moments but man, I felt like it really embraced all the anime tropes the first season was mocking, like way too much expositional dialogue.
i've been frantically digging through these comments looking for someone to point this out lol
But thats not season 2s fault, its adapting the manga.
You made a really good point about where the animation was being cheap by panning away during action scenes like right before a hit or physical contact. I think that tiny detail really made big changes because the animation ends up looking rushed and 'static' overall.
Very true. For me it's Attention to details in season 2 that didn't came up (yet maybe). Season 1 really set a high standart for this anime
Surprised you didn’t mention the mess of pre production and a scheduling
Fun fact:One punch man is getting a live action by Hollywood paid from Sony and they stated that they will take it seriously and the director and stuff are the staff of venom um basically staff that’s good with superhero type shows
Stop it don't make live action movies
Thanks for explaining this, I was lost as to where the quality went.
Imo it doesn’t. One punch man still feels great.
Nope it doesn't. They are not puttring emphasis on jokes anymore. They jokes are feeling stale because of it.
Season 2 Saitama's jump seems more like magic than raw power
bc he's too used to jumping alot it's become like magic to him
“Why does one Punch man season 2 feel off”
*Toei animatons.*
It was JC staff!!
they didnt even animate it lol