Ninja Girl & Samurai Master 2nd
Synopsis
A skilled, deadly ninja on the clock and an adorable, naïve girl off it, Chidori continues to pave the way forward for her master, Nobunaga Oda, in his conquest of the Land of the Rising Sun. Though Nobunaga has made great progress in his quest, uniting a nation has not become any easier. Between vindictive former enemies and powerful new rivals, his stubborn adversaries have taken up arms to stamp out the warlord's ambitions. However, standing beside the ambitious general are his many close friends and supporters, including one loyal, capable shinobi. Ready to serve in whatever way she can, Chidori gathers key allies, infiltrates enemy castles, and duels against skilled warriors in the name of realizing her lord's dream: establishing a unified Japan. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
Audience Consensus
The second season of Nobunaga no Shinobi offers more of the same blend of comedy and historical events, which pleases returning fans. However, the reliance on repetitive jokes and gags from the first season becomes a notable drawback. While the story progresses and introduces new characters, the humor's repetitiveness is a common point of criticism.
Strengths
- Enjoyable for fans of the first season.
- Effectively balances comedy with serious historical events.
- Introduces new historical characters, adding to the narrative.
Weaknesses
- Relies on repetitive jokes from the previous season.
- Character design is only decent.
- Humor becomes repetitive, with Nobunaga's character reduced to a one-note gag.