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    Funny Pets 2nd Season

    Funny Pets 2ndシーズン / Funny Pets Plus
    Funny Pets 2nd Season
    Genres: Comedy
    Rating: 5.58 / 10
    Rank: #12178
    Popularity: #15724
    Users Listed: 742
    Users Scored: 314
    NSFW: No
    Last Updated: 03/13/2021
    Aired: October 9, 2006 – December 25, 2006 (Fall)
    Type: tv
    Source: original
    Age Rating: PG 13
    Episodes: 12
    Broadcast: Monday at 23:45 (JST)

    Synopsis:

    Following the events of the initial season, the narrative revisits the familiar dynamic between Crescent and Corona. Their ongoing disagreements about a peculiar individual named Funny form the central thread of this installment. Set within a world subtly shaped by unusual energies and intricate social hierarchies, the story explores themes of interpersonal connection and the challenges of understanding differing perspectives. The series maintains a grounded atmosphere, focusing on character interactions and the gradual unfolding of their complex relationship. Expect nuanced humor derived from relatable conflicts, alongside moments of quiet reflection as these characters navigate their personal world and the mysteries surrounding them. The narrative emphasizes subtle emotional shifts and the importance of finding common ground amidst persistent friction.

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    Characters:

    • Corona (Main)
    • Crescent (Main)
    • Funny (Main)
    • Horley (Supporting)

    Staff:

    • Masuda, Ryuuji (Director)
    • Kurahashi, Shizuo (Sound Effects)

    Reviews:

    • User sourfrog (Score: 7/10):
      Funny Pets While the characters in season 1 were shallow husks being exploited in simple formulaic episodes, season 2 gets to explore these characters' personalities in-depth and reaches into their souls on a truly deeper level. In season 1 the characters were very basic; Crescent was jealous and angry, Corona was an overpampered crybaby, and Funny was just vain and selfish. In this season they are given motivation for the way that they act. If you have not seen season 1, you can easily start at season 2. All backstory is explained in the visuals of the theme song that has been the same sinceseason 1. Ryuuji Masuda, the genius behind Popee the Performer, manages to captivate the audience with an ongoing story where every episode can also stand by itself. You can start from any episode. If you are to only watch one, I suggest episode 5.nnIf you made it this far into this review, what are you doing? Just go watch an episode, its only 6 minutes. You can tell right away if it will be your sort of humor or not.

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