REVIEW: Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation Season 2 Part 2

Mushoku Tensei Season 2 The Most Boring Anime

"Mushoku Tensei Season 2 Part 2 is currently airing, and I must say, this whole season is incredibly boring. I mean, it's so boring that you just want to skip it entirely. I'm not sure why people still talk about it so much. The first part of this season was all about the protagonist searching for a cure for his erectile dysfunction, which he acquired after being intimate with the red-haired girl from Season 1 (and no, I'm not talking about the maid).

The entire season felt like filler. I can't speak to how a person would feel in his situation, but the storyline of depression, joining adventurers, not talking to anyone, and giving up on life was just too much.

So, the whole story of Season 2 Part 1 simply revolves around him searching for his first magic teacher while carrying her underpants with him. He joins the adventurer guild to gather knowledge about his mother, doesn't talk to anyone, so others find him arrogant. He joins a team and almost sleeps with a member of that team, only to find out his little one can't stand because of the red hair left on him.

He then goes to a magic school to find treatment for his ED, where in the end, he meets his elf friend who treats him with an aphrodisiac.

Now, the part where he marries the elf and has some rough times with her—it's about 4-5 episodes long. In short, they get married, buy a house, start living there, and the girl they met—the one who was with the dragon god with the mask in Part 1—also visits the academy, as she is also from another world. They make a deal that she will make a summoning circle, and the massive mana it will need will be provided by Rudeus. In Part 2, she makes the circle, but it fails, and she falls into depression.

The entire season is depressing. That's all that happens. Also, Rudeus's two sisters will be living with him, one of whom likes him and the other who doesn't.

This season is just too depressing, with nothing happening, and even when you watch it, it feels like it's moving too slowly. I don't understand why people talk about it so much. If I had to rank it among other isekai, I can assure you it wouldn't be in my top 10, or even top 20.

So, I would say, if you haven't watched Season 1, just watch that and find a summary for the second season—that'll be enough."