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    Mix: Meisei Story 2nd Season – Nidome no Natsu, Sora no Mukou e

    MIX Season 2 / MIX MEISEI STORY 2ND SEASON 〜二度目の夏、空の向こうへ〜
    Mix: Meisei Story 2nd Season – Nidome no Natsu, Sora no Mukou e
    Genres: Drama, Romance, School, Shounen, Sports, Team Sports
    Themes: School, Team Sports
    Demographics: Shounen
    Studios: OLM
    Producers: Shogakukan, Shogakukan-Shueisha Productions, Yomiuri Telecasting
    Rating: 6.98 / 10
    Rank: #4591
    Popularity: #7365
    Users Listed: 8,659
    Users Scored: 2,579
    NSFW: No
    Last Updated: 09/10/2023
    Aired: April 1, 2023 – September 23, 2023 (Spring)
    Type: tv
    Source: manga
    Age Rating: PG 13
    Episodes: 24
    Broadcast: Saturday at 17:30 (JST)

    Synopsis:

    The second installment of *Mix: Meisei Story* continues the narrative within a world grappling with the consequences of technological integration and evolving societal structures. The story follows a group of young individuals navigating complex relationships and personal growth amidst a landscape where human consciousness intersects with advanced systems. This season delves deeper into themes of identity, connection, and the ethical considerations of artificial intelligence as these characters confront new challenges and uncover hidden truths about their world. Expect nuanced character development and thoughtful exploration of how technology shapes not only society but also the very essence of being. The series maintains a contemplative atmosphere, emphasizing emotional resonance over high-octane action.

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    Episodes:

    • Episode 1: Looking Forward to Working With You
    • Episode 2: Leave Me Alone
    • Episode 3: Don't You Know What Month It Is?!
    • Episode 4: Convince Him
    • Episode 5: What's Up, Scary Stranger?
    • ... and 19 more episodes

    Characters:

    • Tachibana, Otomi (Main) - Voice Actors: Uchida, Maaya
    • Tachibana, Souichirou (Main) - Voice Actors: Uchida, Yuuma
    • Tachibana, Touma (Main) - Voice Actors: Kaji, Yuuki
    • Akai, Tomohito (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Suzuki, Tatsuhisa
    • Akai, Ryou (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Nishiyama, Koutarou
    • Harada, Shouhei (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Ginga, Banjou
    • Mita, Arisa (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Ise, Mariya
    • Nangou, Shirou (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Mogami, Tsuguo
    • Narrator (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Hidaka, Noriko
    • Natsuno, Ichiban (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Kobayashi, Daiki
    • Nishiki, Kenji (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Fukunishi, Masaya
    • Nishimura, Isami (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Nakao, Ryusei
    • Nishimura, Takumi (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Nara, Tooru
    • Ooyama, Haruka (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Hanazawa, Kana
    • Ooyama, Gorou (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Kusunoki, Taiten
    • Tachibana, Eisuke (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Takagi, Wataru
    • Tachibana, Mayumi (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Inoue, Kikuko

    Staff:

    • Itou, Kaori (Producer)
    • Kondou, Shuuhou (Producer)
    • Masuda, Katsuhito (Producer)
    • Morishita, Katsuji (Producer)
    • Shioguchi, Takeshi (Producer)
    • Kamitani, Tomohiro (Director, Episode Director, Storyboard)
    • Kameyama, Toshiki (Sound Director)
    • Ejima, Yasuo (Episode Director)
    • Fuse, Yasuyuki (Episode Director)
    • Hino, Takafumi (Episode Director, 2nd Key Animation, Key Animation, Animation Director)
    • Itou, Fumio (Episode Director)
    • Kojima, Takashi (Episode Director)
    • Matsunaga, Masahiro (Episode Director, Storyboard)
    • Nakamura, Noriyuki (Episode Director)
    • Shiraishi, Michita (Episode Director)
    • Yoshimura, Asahi (Episode Director)
    • Houjou, Chinatsu (Script)
    • Morichi, Natsumi (Script)
    • Yamada, Kenichi (Script)
    • Kou, Yuu (Storyboard)
    • Mori, Takeshi (Storyboard)
    • Nishimori, Akira (Storyboard)
    • Nonaka, Kazumi (Storyboard)
    • Oohara, Minoru (Storyboard)
    • Ooya, Mitsuko (Storyboard)
    • Yoshikawa, Hiroaki (Storyboard)
    • BLUE ENCOUNT (Theme Song Performance)
    • Kataoka, Kenta (Theme Song Composition, Theme Song Lyrics)
    • Little Glee Monster (Theme Song Performance)
    • Tomi Yo (Theme Song Arrangement)
    • miwa (Theme Song Performance)
    • sumika (Theme Song Performance)
    • Adachi, Mitsuru (Original Creator)
    • Andou, Tsuneta (Key Animation)
    • Andou, Mikihiko (Key Animation)
    • Aoyagi, Shigemi (Key Animation)
    • Arai, Kazuhiro (Art Director)
    • Bizenjima, Mikito (Chief Producer)
    • Choi, Su-jin (2nd Key Animation)
    • Choi, Jong-gi (Key Animation)
    • Hakamada, Yuuji (Animation Director, Key Animation)
    • Hattori, Masumi (Key Animation)
    • Higashida, Nana (Key Animation)
    • Hijikata, Yuuki (Key Animation, 2nd Key Animation)
    • Ho, Seong-jin (Key Animation)
    • Horisawa, Satoshi (Animation Director, Assistant Animation Director, Key Animation)
    • Hui, Min (Animation Director)
    • Ichii, Ippei (Chief Animation Director)
    • Ikai, Kazuyuki (Animation Director)
    • Ikeda, Tatsuya (Key Animation)
    • ... and 52 more staff

    Reviews:

    • User _yunxue (Score: 7/10):
      tl;dr: Watch if you like the other series made by Adachi. Otherwise I don't see a point in watching this. Start with one of his other series first. Preferably Cross Game (though H2 is my favorite). It's as simple as: if you like Cross Game, H2, Sunny Ryoko, and (especially) Touch, you'll enjoy this anime for the most part, because of nostalgia and all the tricks Adachi usually pulls to mess with our heart; if you don't like the anime/manga mentioned above, then you won't enjoy watching MIX at all, since it's by far the weakest out of the bunch. Adachi pulls exactly the same old tricksas he did in the 80s and the 90s, which is why stuff like the casual stalking and creep shots can turn people off, however these tricks are pulled in a self-aware fashion. It's fairly obvious that the author and most of the characters don't approve of these actions and find them creepy, and that they're present 100% for Touch nostalgia points.nnThis series has nothing unique going on for it (even more than usual). It's tailored specifically for an older audience and die-hard Adachi fans. Overall, it's lighter on the heart-strings, the romance drama is toned down (so far), the baseball games aren't that dramatic, there are no evil coaches and players, and the characters never really break down completely. I wish the characters were more emotionally unstable, but it looks like Adachi held himself back.nnThe 4th wall breaking is absolutely atrocious though. I guess the author figured that the 80s humor wasn't cutting it in the current times, so he tried to be funny that way, but instead it just breaks immersion and takes away from the little seriousness that's left in the anime.nnFinally, this anime feels like something that would come out in 2010. There are too many long and pointless conversations, the screen changes very slowly, there are too many repeated flashbacks and jokes. Simply put, it's very easy to find enough stuff to cut out of the episodes to turn this into a 12 episode per season anime, and the quality would actually shoot through the roof thanks to that. The first 4 episodes of season 2 were especially boring and predictable.nnRecommended and rated at 7/10 because Adachi is my favorite author. I obviously have bias and enjoyed this way more than most people would.

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