s02e02 — Episode 2

I really hope these demons turn out to be humane...

At least they didn't eat anyone.

I couldn't wait long, I read the manga in a couple of days) I can promise that it will be interesting

Well, this episode gave me hope for a happy end.

- My God, what is this?! Incredibly delicious!
- It's food. In
general, such a series is very pleasant, with no less pleasant music and a picture. The forest is fascinating😍

Can I say that I just love the sound in the series? Wherever the heroes are, it's like I'm with them. A wonderful episode almost made me cry when Gilda and the kids scolded Emma and Ray for their recklessness. Hugs, by the way, are great, they looked awfully cute. And then, uh, Emma (｡•︿•｡)

I really liked the moment when Gilda read Emma and the other kids read Ray.

"just look away, and he's already trying to die", 11/10.

The story of demons and humans is so fascinating, there are no words
Gilda scolded Emma very nicely, I was scared for a second hahaha

I'm sorry, but somehow I saw a parallel here between the blade of the demon cleaver..
and so, the series is very good)

If the demons turn out to be bad, I'll probably open up...

* It still feels like Norman is alive*

I am glad that the anime follows the manga, leaving out only minor details. Let's see what happens next

Hmm.. I wonder what kind of religion it is if there are two of them? Or are there more of them, but they are scattered? In any case, not eating people and helping them are two different things.. So there's something else here..

Just like the children, I did not trust these demons in the beginning, so I am very glad that they turned out to be kind. Heh, I hope that this will continue... Don't let me down, Sonju and the Music

If Ray, Emma and the rest of the children can escape to the human world, then won't the fight between demons and humans begin again? It seems to me that people will not be particularly happy with children from the farm 

Emma wants to save all the children from all the farms "so that there will be no more murders," but at the same time she tells the bird "you don't want to be eaten, but we need to eat to survive."
I see something like hypocrisy in this, maybe she will understand it further and there will be no massive rescue of farms in her plans?

Until recently, I expected some kind of trick from these demons, given all the previous episodes. But fortunately, so far everything is fine. Finally, children have the opportunity to relax in peace without being chased and afraid that they will be eaten. And there was also hope for a world without demons. A relatively calm and cozy series.

Finally, they began to tell the story of the world a little bit. Somehow it seems that even if Emma, Ray and the others find the human world, it won't end well. People will most likely be afraid to take them in, because the vow will be broken and the demons will start hunting people again.

I probably have trust issues, but there's something wrong with these demons...

- if you take your eyes off him, he's already trying to die. HAHAHAHAHA dazai 2.0

In fact, people do the same thing with animals. They feed them, love them, and then kill them. I'm talking about chickens, goats, pigs, etc.
For demons, humans are the same animals that are necessary for their nutrition. + The contract between humans and demons is concluded, if it is violated, then nothing good will happen.
Mixed feelings... I understand both demons and people.

What a beautiful tradition with a flower that blooms with blood! Last season I thought it was some kind of metaphor, a way to "beautifully" or not too scary to show blood in the frame

a cute and powerful series at the same time.the sequel was definitely worth waiting for.

I completely agree with the opinion of the commentators above, who believe that killing animals is practically the same as killing people by demons. Yes, the priorities and goals are slightly different, but still - the approach is the same.
Just a year and a half ago, I became a vegetarian myself and I understand that these are just excuses about "well, we need meat to survive."..Okay, it must be necessary, but then Emma must sooner or later realize that demons have as many privileges to kill people as humans themselves have to kill animals...Alas, the world is cruel

I still don't believe in Norman's death.

Still, there is a difference, demons grow INTELLIGENT creatures to eat, unlike humans.
I respect everyone's choice, but still it's different, you know, according to your logic, vegetables can't be eaten either, they grow, therefore they are alive...

Something tells me that people will not be happy about the return of children :)) they live too much in a cruel world...

A very soulful series

I hope Norman lived🥺

If this series has managed to teach something, it's that you can't trust anyone at all. So I'm waiting for something in style: "we were just calming you down to make your brain tastier."

The question we were asked in this episode has actually been bothering me for a long time. Predators are victims, one cannot be without the other. Should demons be blamed for eating humans? When in our world it is often the same with animals. It's like if the pigs were filming a TV series, it would be about this.

And of course, the bloodhound demons will go to the point indicated on the tree by Ray Watatata

Ray: I didn't even think about dying!!!
Baby: What was there?
Songju: I would have died a little more.
Ray: Uhhh
🤣 Exposed him

a good topic was raised with the cultivation of people for slaughter, the parallel with all sorts of pigs / chickens / cows is obvious, but the conditions of detention are strikingly different - demons at least do not keep children in pens, as people do with cattle

I wonder how it will end - the demons need to eat (and they are unlikely to agree to all become vegans), and Emma is already ready to rebel and "save everyone", which could lead to a war between humans and demons

if you try to reason rationally, then the optimal ending is that the children still run away to the human world, the demons complain that they lost one farm, but they don't do much about it, they just rebuild a new one and that's it (but everything turns out to be, of course, more complicated than kmk)

What kind of demons, please!
And they will feed and teach,
And they won't eat it on occasion!
Am I in the noble league?
It's all religion!

I feel sorry for the bird. Decide for yourself - is this a meme or a rhetorical question?

But interestingly, for this bird, Emma turns out to be the same demon that wants to devour her. That's it.

Separately, I would like to note the excellent dubbing of this series, even in the first season I noticed how well the voices were chosen. And I really like Song-joo's voice in this one.

I like the second season better so far. Somehow everything is more measured and understandable.