Two whole seasons of Uzaki and Sakurai poking fun at each other, and it’s clear to see that love comes in all shapes and sizes. These two continue their prankster nature in the second season, whether it’s stabbing Sakurai in the back to get Uzaki’s attention, or Sakurai pulling off another blow at his below-average height, it never ends. That’s why we love this pair, their chemistry is adorable and shows how a solid friendship is a solid foundation to build a relationship on, and that’s exactly what happens. Uzaki-chan wants to hang out! Season 2 is a romcom anime, which means the evolution in their relationship from friends to lovers is inevitable, especially after so many episodes. Although Shinichi and Hana have a very slow-burn relationship, it’s clear they both have feelings for each other and they eventually make it out after everyone else intervenes, sparking the romance of this romcom story. gave.

Whether you agree or not, sticking to a formula for anime can work wonders, especially for a romcom that doesn’t want to alienate its audience too much. Uzaki-chan wants to hang out! Season 2 does this very well, sticking to the pattern of comedy used in the first season that previously worked in the manga. The sporadic use of exaggeration is the key to using the same style of comedy and keeping it entertaining while keeping it from getting stale. The best example of this is when Sakurai participates in a football game – American soccer – against three “bullies”, where he slams the ball with Mortal Kombat-style X-ray views of the damage caused. This exaggeration takes the common comedy skit used throughout the series of Sakurai being an exceptional athlete and turns it up to ten for comedic effect. Season two’s use of the same style of extravagance in a sparingly comedic presentation keeps the comedy fresh, especially for new fans.