Morita-san wa Mukuchi. 2

森田さんは無口。２ / Miss Morita is Taciturn (TV) 2

Genres: Comedy, School, Slice of Life
Themes: School
Studios: Seven
Producers: DAX Production, Takeshobo
Rating: 6.62 / 10
Rank: #6567
Popularity: #5981
Users Listed: 14,348
Users Scored: 7,855
NSFW: No
Last Updated: 10/30/2021
Aired: October 5, 2011 – December 28, 2011 (Fall)
Type: tv
Source: 4 Koma Manga
Age Rating: PG 13
Episodes: 13

Synopsis:

Returning to the familiar setting of a quiet, rural town, the second season of *Morita-san wa Mukuchi* continues the gentle exploration of everyday life. The narrative centers on the evolving relationships within the community, particularly focusing on the interactions between Morita-san and those around her. It delves into the subtle complexities of human connection, observing moments of quiet contemplation and shared experiences.

The series unfolds with a deliberate pace, prioritizing atmosphere and character development over dramatic plotlines. Expect nuanced portrayals of interpersonal dynamics as characters navigate personal challenges and find solace in simple routines. The tone is understated and introspective, offering a contemplative experience that emphasizes the beauty found in ordinary moments – a world where small gestures carry significant weight.

Episodes:

Episode 1: Our Homeroom Teacher is Maki-sensei
Episode 2: Baking is Serious Business
Episode 3: Fall is the Season for Reading
Episode 4: New Seats are the Luck of the Draw
Episode 5: An Exciting Sleepover!
... and 8 more episodes

Characters:

Matsuzaka, Hana (Main) - Voice Actors: Nanjou, Yoshino
Miura, Chihiro (Main) - Voice Actors: Hayami, Saori
Morita, Mayu (Main) - Voice Actors: Hanazawa, Kana
Murakoshi, Miki (Main) - Voice Actors: Tomatsu, Haruka
Girl with Glasses (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Satou, Amina
Kokubo, Ryuuta (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Kubota, Ryuuichi
Maki (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Yamaguchi, Rie
Morita, Father (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Kii, Masatoshi
Morita, Yumi (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Nanase, Ami
Oono, Kouichi (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Ooshita, Kouta
Yamamoto, Ritsuki (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Hiraga, Mie

Staff:

Kimura, Atsushi (Producer)
Hayashi, Naotaka (Director)
Karasuma, Ryou (Script)
Yamauchi, Tomio (Storyboard)
Sano, Tae (Original Creator)
Yamashita, Toshinari (Character Design)

Reviews:

User Pink_Princess (Score: 6/10):
Morita-san wa Mukuchi’s Second season is really more of the same but still quite enjoyable. It reminds almost of Shaft’s Hidmari sketch in that they’re both 4 panel comics about 4 girls doing nothing of importance with a very similar sense of humor; sadly this show is not nearly as funny. Enough chat let’s dive in. Story/Characters: 4 friend laugh and joke their way through typical everyday occurrences. Really there is no story, no story arcs or character development. For a show like this it’s okay, it sets up the joke, makes the joke and then leaves and that’s just fine. It doesn’t over stayits welcome and doesn’t need to worry about making transitions. nnThe characters are all one dimensional with one/two traits: Mayu’s quite, Hana’s Shy, and Mika won’t shut the hell up. Again it’s not that big a deal because they’re all set up’s for a joke. Also everyone loves Mayu and there seems to be this whole undercurrent of Yuri that’s not played with nearly enough. Heck Mayu has a stalker that no one ever seems to acknowledge and is known as girl with glasses.nnSpeaking of jokes this brings me to my main problem with the show: the humor. It’s not bad per se just typical and safe. Did it get a few chuckles out of me, yes but they were few and far between. It just feels like I’ve seen it all before. I can’t decide if the thing about Hana being from a broken home is meant to be funny or not.nnMusic/Art: The opening is energetic and fun with some nice animation and the overall look of the show is nice. The girls are distinct enough to never get confusing and Mayu’s eyes feel like you’re staring into the abyss in a good way. Not much else to say, it’s all around solid art and sound.nnWrap up: This series isn’t going to set the world of comedy ablaze but I don’t think it was trying to. Again that’s alright not every comedy has to be a masterpiece. The show is fun, colorful and sadly forgettable. Seriously I just finished watching this about 20 minutes ago and can remember about 3 jokes.nnIf you want to know if you should watch this show, ask yourself “Self did I enjoy season 1?” If yourself answers yes then you should go watch it if not then don’t pretty simple. If you didn’t watch the first season then do so now (it’s only 40 minutes) then ask yourself the above question.

Morita-san wa Mukuchi. 2

Synopsis:

You May Also Like:

Episodes:

Characters:

Staff:

Reviews:

News:

Forum Topics:

External Links:

Related Anime/Manga: