Anime 41084 Made In Abyss Retsujitsu No Ougonkyou Suggestion

Alternative Titles

Japanese: メイドインアビス烈日の黄金郷

Information

Type: TV

Episodes: 12

Status: Finished Airing

Aired: Jul 6, 2022 to Sep 28, 2022

Premiered: Summer 2022

Broadcast: Wednesdays at 22:30 (JST)

Producers: AT-X, Takeshobo, Kadokawa Media House, Cygames, Kadokawa, Global Solutions, Sony Music Solutions, IRMA LA DOUCE

Licensors: Sentai Filmworks

Studios: Kinema Citrus

Source: Web manga

Genres: Adventure, Drama, Fantasy, Mystery, Sci-Fi

Theme: Gore

Duration: 25 min. per ep.

Rating: R - 17+ (violence & profanity)

Statistics

Score: 8.64¹ (scored by 202,225 users)

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Ranked: #74²

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Popularity: #509

Members: 445,611

Favorites: 6,062

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8.64

Ranked #74Popularity #509Members 445,611

Summer 2022TVKinema Citrus

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Synopsis

After surviving the brutal challenges of Idofront, Riko now possesses a White Whistle, allowing her to descend into the Abyss's sixth layer—The Capital of the Unreturned. Alongside Reg and Nanachi, Riko begins to explore the uncharted domain, where the ruins of the promised Golden City are located.

As the trio starts to adapt to the harsh environment, they soon encounter dangerous creatures and treacherous landscapes. Their expedition leads them to a village inhabited by strange beings known as "hollows." Despite the creeping sense of unease that welcomes them, the three venture onward to uncover the mysteries of the settlement and long-lost legacies of the forgotten adventurers who once descended into the horrors of the unexplored Abyss.

[Written by MAL Rewrite]

Background

Made in Abyss: Retsujitsu no Ougonkyou was released on Blu-ray and DVD in Japan from October 26, 2022 to December 23, 2022.

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Adaptation:	Made in Abyss
Prequel:	Made in Abyss Movie 3: Fukaki Tamashii no Reimei
Other:	Made in Abyss: Retsujitsu no Ougonkyou - Papa to Issho
Sequel:	Made in Abyss: Retsujitsu no Ougonkyou (Zoku-hen)

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Characters & Voice Actors

Nanachi

Main

Izawa, Shiori
Japanese

Reg

Main

Ise, Mariya
Japanese

Riko

Main

Tomita, Miyu
Japanese

Bondrewd

Supporting

Morikawa, Toshiyuki
Japanese

Faputa

Supporting

Kuno, Misaki
Japanese

Eluko, Vuelo

Supporting

Terasaki, Yuka
Japanese

Mitty

Supporting

Kitamura, Eri
Japanese

Prushka

Supporting

Minase, Inori
Japanese

Maaa

Supporting

Ichinose, Kana
Japanese

Wazukyan

Supporting

Hirata, Hiroaki
Japanese

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Staff

Yamashita, Shinpei

Producer

Isogai, Noritomo

Producer

Uchibayashi, Noriyoshi

Producer

Takenaka, Nobuhiro

Producer

Opening Theme

	1: "GRAVITY" by Arnór Dan (eps 1)
	2: "Katachi (かたち)" by Riko Azuna (eps 2-6,8-9,11-12)

Ending Theme

"Endless Embrace" by MYTH & ROID

Reviews

May 5, 2024

0004_1

Recommended

The Sequel to Made in abyss, The second season gets going alot quicker and gets into the messed up shit faster which i prefer since the first few dragged of season 1.

Art - 8/10 - I have a few issues with the animation, for the most part its pretty good, but there is a clearly heavier reliance on CGI this season, which for the most part looks decent but CGI will drag anything down unless its amazing.

Characters - 9/10 - A huge fan of almost all characters in this show now, even the villains dont feel villainous for no reason, Still dont like Riko as ...

Apr 17, 2024

Kcmichalson

Mixed Feelings

An insurmountable amount of potential squandered in an irredeemable execution.

I loved the first season of Made in Abyss, although it had its hitches it was still an excellent show with some of the best art, characters and tone-setting I've seen in anime.

The Golden City, however, fails to live up to the investment I had in the first season. The art is great and the characters are fine, but the tone feels like it's all over the place whenever the plot deems it convenient. There'll be a scene of Riko having fun through an episode of almost slice-of-life proportions, followed by a massive depressive lore-dump ...

May 9, 2023

mmm_16

Not Recommended

Made in Abyss: Retsujitsu no Ougonkyou is an abysmal continuation to what could have been an interesting story.
The first season showcased fascinating worldbuildind, captivating the viewer with enchanting atmospheres and the promise of a journey in search of the knowledge at the end of the abyss, all qualities this season completely failed in carry on. The movie foreshadowed the shortcomings of the second season, but there the detachment from the strong points of the plot (dynamism of the journey, discovery of the abyss) was excused by the events that were essential for the continuation of the plot. Here the story becomes static once again ... and is abruptly interrupted by what feels like a 12-episode long filler episode, which is, by definition useless plot wise.

We learn nothing more of the abyss, the real protagonist of the story, or of our old characters, with the exception of Reg; can we truly say, though, to have learnt something new about Reg's past? The objective of the new season is the introduction of a new character who is goint to join the original trio of delvers: this is a major goal, but not at the expense of halting the story for an entire narrative arc.

Furthermore, said character's story is complicated and strange in a manner that feels exhibitionist: the gore and the gruesome forms of the beings did not feel organic with the canonic elements. Indeed, the story is quite simple but it seems as if the author's intention was to show off his grisly imagination: it is as if the story was written just to appear strange, as if asking you "Am I not quirky? Am I not incredibly original and different from all the other stories?", just like those people who try to appear eccentric just to set themselves apart from the others.

Some character's design was well-thought-out and respected their personality, but it was not sufficient considering this was true only for two out of a dozen characters. I understand the intention behind the introduction of other languages but the constant repetition of some locutions (yes, I am talking about "Sosu") is annoying and migraine-triggering, especially so when we consider the explanation behind it.
In conclusion, the creepy,nauseating and perverse scenes, that make this whole work feel like someone's fetish come true, would be excusable, as they were in the first season, if it wasn't for a plot that can only be described as boring and insignificant.

The only reason the rate is not 1 is because of Kevin Penkin's Soundtrack, which is, as always, evocative and much more emotional than the plot wanted to be.
If you find yourself at the end of this too long review, just know that it is not born out of hatred for the original story but from the disappointment of what it could have been.

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