Okay, let's talk about All In The Sea Anime. Season 2, specifically. Prepare yourselves, because I might have some, shall we say, *opinions*.
The Animation Upgrade...Or Was It?
Everyone raved about the animation boost. Said it was smoother, more vibrant, and more…fish-like? I'm not entirely convinced.
Sure, the underwater scenes looked pretty. But sometimes, I felt like the characters' faces lost their charm. Maybe I just miss the slightly-wonky-but-endearing style of season one.
Character Development: Sink or Swim?
Remember Coral? She was the best! Always getting into trouble. But in Season 2, she felt…tamer. Almost like she'd swallowed a personality-suppressing sea cucumber.
And Finn! He got all brooding and mysterious. Honestly, I preferred him when he was just obsessed with shiny shells. What's with the angst, Finn? Did you lose your favorite clam?
Don't even get me started on Captain Krill. He used to be hilariously incompetent. Now he's…slightly less incompetent? Is that progress? I'm not sure.
The Plot Thickens (Like Algae)
Season 1 had a simple, charming storyline. Lost treasure, grumpy sea turtles, the usual. Season 2? Suddenly it's all about ancient prophecies and underwater kingdoms battling for dominance.
Who asked for that? I just wanted to see more of Coral accidentally gluing herself to a giant starfish. Is that too much to ask?
Unpopular Opinion Time: The Romance Arc
Oh boy, here we go. The forced romance between Finn and Marina. Seriously? It felt so shoehorned in.
They had zero chemistry. I mean, zero. I was more invested in the love affair between two sea cucumbers I saw in the background.
Look, I understand that every anime needs a bit of romance. But this felt like they just checked a box on a list. "Must include obligatory love interest." Fail.
Let's Talk About the Ending
The ending! So many loose ends. So many unanswered questions. It was like they ran out of money halfway through animating the final episode.
Did Captain Krill ever find his lucky sea shanty CD? Did Coral ever learn to control her seaweed-powered jetpack? We may never know.
In Conclusion: A Salty Take
Don't get me wrong. All In The Sea Anime Season 2 wasn't *terrible*. It just…didn't live up to the original's simple charm.
Maybe my expectations were too high. Maybe I just prefer my anime with a little more silliness and a little less epic world-building.
So, there you have it. My potentially unpopular opinion. Feel free to disagree. Just don't throw any starfish at me.
