TV-Series
Description
"Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid S" is the second season of the anime adaptation of Coolkyoushinja's manga series, continuing the story of Kobayashi, an ordinary office worker, and her life with dragons from another world. The narrative expands on the daily lives of Kobayashi, her dragon maid Tohru, and their growing circle of friends, both human and dragon. Tohru, a dragon who can transform into a human, continues to serve as Kobayashi's maid, blending her otherworldly abilities with mundane household tasks. Their relationship deepens as they navigate the complexities of coexistence between humans and dragons.

The season introduces new characters, including Ilulu, a chaotic and impulsive dragon who struggles to adapt to human society. Her arrival brings tension and comedic moments as she challenges the established dynamics within Kobayashi's household. Meanwhile, the bond between Kobayashi and Tohru evolves, exploring themes of family, acceptance, and belonging. The series balances slice-of-life humor with moments of emotional depth, particularly in its portrayal of the dragons' longing for connection and their efforts to find purpose in the human world.

Supporting characters such as Kanna, a young dragon who attends elementary school, and Fafnir, a reclusive dragon living with Kobayashi's coworker Takiya, continue to play significant roles. Kanna's experiences in school highlight her growth and interactions with her human classmates, while Fafnir's fascination with human culture adds a layer of intrigue. The season also delves into the backstories of the dragons, providing context for their personalities and motivations. Episodes often alternate between lighthearted comedy, such as Tohru's over-the-top antics, and more introspective moments, like Kobayashi reflecting on her role in the dragons' lives.

The overarching narrative maintains a focus on the coexistence of humans and dragons, emphasizing the challenges and rewards of bridging two vastly different worlds. Themes of identity, friendship, and the meaning of home are woven throughout the story, creating a cohesive and engaging experience. The series retains its signature blend of humor, heartwarming moments, and occasional action, appealing to fans of both slice-of-life and fantasy genres. By expanding its cast and exploring deeper emotional territory, "Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid S" builds on the foundation of its predecessor while offering fresh perspectives and developments.
Information
Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid S
小林さんちのメイドラゴンS
Type: TV-Series
Date: 07/07/2021
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Staff
  • Series Director
    Yasuhiro Takemoto
  • Series Composition
    Yuka Yamada
  • Storyboard
    Tatsuya Ishihara
    Yasuhiro Takemoto
    Noriyuki Kitanohara
    Takuya Yamamura
    Minoru Ōta
    Shinpei Sawa
    Taichi Ogawa
    Haruka Fujita
  • Unit Director
    Tatsuya Ishihara
    Shinpei Sawa
  • Original creator
  • Art Director
    Shōko Ochiai
  • Animation Director
    Kazumi Ikeda
    Mariko Takahashi
    Kayo Hikiyama
    Miku Kadowaki
    Nobuaki Maruki
    Seiya Kumano
    Yuki Tsunoda
    Kohei Okamura
  • Director of Photography
    Hiroki Ueda
  • Producer
    Megumi Suzuki
    Shinichi Nakamura
    Riri Senami
    Shigeru Saitō
    Kazunari Yasui
  • Director
    Tatsuya Ishihara
  • Script
    Fumihiko Shimo
    Masashi Nishikawa
    Yuka Yamada
  • Episode Director
    Tatsuya Ishihara
    Noriyuki Kitanohara
    Takuya Yamamura
    Minoru Ōta
    Shinpei Sawa
    Taichi Ogawa
  • Music
    kotringo
    Masumi Itō
    Kenji Kondou
  • Character Design
    Miku Kadowaki
  • Chief Animation Director
    Nobuaki Maruki
  • 3D Director
    Norihiro Tomiita
  • Executive producer
    Shunji Inoue
    Yuka Sakurai
    Masayuki Nishide
    Yōko Hatta
    Yōko Kogawa
  • Sound Director
    Yōta Tsuruoka
Production
  • Production
    Pony Canyon
    ABC Animation
    Bandai Namco Arts
    Kyoto Animation
  • Animation Production
    Kyoto Animation
Music
Ending
“Ishukan Relationship”
Insert songs
Ep. 3
“Aozora no Rhapsody”