This episode has great momentum, especially during the battles that highlight character abilities. The sound effects add a thrilling layer to the fights, as well as the animation effects and transitions, making the pain and intensity of each scene seriously felt while watching.

debprotyusa

6 mo

Verified

The tournament officially kicks off and it's a total battle royale bloodbath. We get to see some seriously matchups, and the introduction of Gang Manseok adds some heavy tension. Seeing Mori just casually stroll in and break the rules because he can't stand bullies is everything.

ichijocross

6 mo

Verified

The tournament goes the same Dragon Ball tournament arc back in 1980s. That said the matches are very short except for the last fight of course which is very cool for fast pacing. It is unfortunate one of the characters I liekd got disqualified in a very cruel way.

Episode Context

The tournament narrows its focus and so does the storytelling. Episode 2 shifts from the premiere's chaotic free-for-all into structured one-on-one bouts, letting MAPPA flex with more deliberate, stylistically varied fight choreography. Between the punches, the show carves out real space for Jin Mori, Han Daewi, and Yoo Mira as individuals, expect meaningful glimpses into what's actually driving each of them beyond the thrill of competition. The episode strikes a confident balance between heartfelt character beats, sharp humor, and hard-hitting martial arts action. A standout match raises pointed questions about honor and the moral limits fighters are willing to cross. The pacing stays brisk without feeling rushed, and the tonal shifts between comedy and sincerity land more naturally here than in the opener. A strong early-season entry that rewards investment in the cast.

Runtime23 min

Filler StatusCanon

Plot ImportanceMED

Air DateJul 13, 2020

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