Being a Blu-ray rip, it seems that the animation quality in this OVA has improved quite slightly, with no more of the character animation problems seen in the first season.Īs for choreography and directing, I suppose that my comment from the same section in the review of the first season still applies. Just as expected, this anime doesn’t use the blurry animation technique seen in Infinite Stratos, and this vindicates my decision to watch this OVA (the only sequel in this audition) after it. There are more zombies in the opening sequence than in the island. My comment from the same section in the review of the first season still applies. The extremely lucky main male protagonist, right before doing ‘that ecchi thing’… How many times have you seen an unofficial doujin being animated anyway? Basically, this OVA has very minimal differences to a ecchi doujinshi, and that’s a very good thing. The beach episode in Infinite Stratos is nowhere as good as this OVA, for example. And other anime titles can pick a couple of points from this OVA. Just enjoy the daring things a couple of the characters in this anime are doing here. Instead, the fan-service element of this series comes out to the fore, arguably even more so that it is in the preceding first season.īeing only half-episode long, do not really expect any plot expansion and character developments here.

This beach episode incident, which isn’t seen in the manga, is actually pretty much the same as the beach episodes that happened in other anime titles (read: nothing happened).

This OVA doesn’t contribute anything to the series storywise, or character development either. There, they accidentally something related to pot, and hell started to break loose again. Just when the zombie busters group is about to enter the shopping mall shown at the end of the first season, suddenly they were whisked away to a nearby off-shore island.

Highschool of the dead second season