Right from the first season, the writers had built up the viewers' anticipation for a "final showdown" between Yumeko and Kirari (the president), but even up until the last episode of season two, the boss battle never came. In contrast to that, the second season focuses more on a tension between the Momobami family branches and a deeper look into Yumeko's past and family line, although there wasn't much to explain about the Jabami household except for how her sister had become hospitalized due to gambling, and despite that, Yumeko still continues to gamble because she's addicted to it. The first season was more to Yumeko making a fool out of every single student council member each episode and the writers just writing her off as some psychotic yet genius gambling addict lazily. To be honest I enjoyed the second season better than the first. Keep on gambling and watch this season too ) Gambling is not so easily summed up as hobby, a nightmare, a cherished past-time, or a sin. Really her very existence just drives people crazy and that is just delightful. Though there are times when Yumeko’s actions cause others oh so much pain. When all you’re really looking for is to watch Yumeko keep gambling and loving it, having to sit through expositional rambling may give you a headache. They’ve decided they hate her so much that they’re going to buck tradition just for the chance to degrade her - a bit too far for these elites. Even though they are important for plot and the characters are the antagonists - gotta watch ‘em plan to try and make Yumeko a house pet - it can get irritating. Since the main focus is on Yumeko and her love of gambling it can be a bit frustrating when scenes are dedicated to these characters. However there are a number of characters to keep track of, namely the branch families and their involvement with the student council. The raison d’être in the penultimate episode is jaw dropping brilliance that brings light to more than one character and the series as a whole. “Amazing Grace” is a tough song to follow the Death Macaron challenge was delicious ) and the game of chicken further spiced things up. The revival of the idol gambling challenge tops the first season. Remorse and gambling may appear to go hand-in-hand but Yumiko's lack of concern for her victims is delightful. When do you trust and when do you use? Can you trust users? What about using those who trust you? Trusting your partners in gambling can cost you everything and yet there are times when one simply has to rely on others in order to triumph. When it comes to a compelling main character and their side kick this anime may just be suburb. Real talent is built from a strong foundation not the other way around.
“What’s the place we’re headed to? Heaven or Hell?” “I’ll still gamble everything.”Īs long as Yumeko can gamble she doesn’t care what the future holds, this truth has stayed consistent in the second season.
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