Mob psycho 100 season 2 episode 11 professional#
Mob psycho 100 season 2 episode 11 series#

And we all know how that goes… That’s all folks Then, when actual change begins to occur, we suddenly jump back to the cliche shonen format, where the goal is to defeat the ultimate enemy. Because we are introduced to a new Mob who is working to overcome the things he’s actually not good at his psychic powers are nothing he needs to hone. Mob’s main obstacle to his own happiness was himself.Īnd that’s why the format makes no sense.

Mob psycho 100 season 2 episode 11 professional#

Pokemon gym leaders, professional chefs, pirates, what have you. The main obstacles in their path are their enemies.

Mob psycho 100 season 2 episode 11 series#

1 The series aired between July 12, 2016, and September 27. The truth behind the tragedy that Mogami went through when he was alive comes to light. ET (Wednesday, October 12) UK time: 5. CT (Wednesday, October 12) Eastern Time: 12:30 p.m. This information is courtesy of a new video that shows the title sequence for the third season.

He cant ask anyone for help, and his negative emotions start to build inside. Officially, Mob Psycho 100’s third season has a release date. Minori ends up transferring to his class, and Mob becomes the target of bullying. Hiroshi Seko wrote the scripts, Yoshimichi Kameda designed the characters, and Kenji Kawai composed the music. Mob gets trapped inside a parallel world created by Mogami Keiji. The anime adaptation was produced by Bones and directed by Yuzuru Tachikawa. Usually, the shonen anime format is quite rigid – the main character is the ultimate power and just slowly works towards overcoming obstacles and defeating enemies to achieve their goal (notice how I’m not saying ‘his goal’ even though, well, you know, how many shonen anime can you think of with a female protagonist). Mob Psycho 100 is a Japanese anime series based on the manga series created by One. It started with an intention to do things that anime don’t normally do, like allow the character to actually change into what I like to call a ‘real human being’ (a bit like Pinocchio), which means grow and develop and gradually become what he aspires to be not through achievement but through some personality molding of his own. Original release 18 mars 2019 Previous episode S02E10 - Collision Power Type Number S02E11 Country Japan. There is no consistent tone, format, and identity in this season, and that is mainly caused by the last couple of episodes. In a nutshell, the problem with this Mob Psycho 100 season is consistency. Noticing that I’m not enjoying it as much at the moment, I did what I always do when looking at media that bothers me I tried to find out why.

I even found it ground-breaking to some extent. What is wrong with these episodes? If you’ve been reading my reviews, you would have probably noticed I was PRETTY DAMN EXCITED watching this show. A bit anticlimactic, but okay.įinally, Mob, having taken a life lesson from Mogami according to Dimple, asks everyone to piss off, stand out of his way, and not make this even harder that it is – he basically asks people to get out of the way while he cleans up. Now that guy, after having caused everyone to bleed out of their ass, gets punched senseless by Reigen (classic), and immediately gives up the moment he has to face Mob. He faces the weird plant guy and then has an awkward conversation with the evil spirit Mogami from a few episodes ago, and is supposed to have learned something out of that brief encounter, then walks off in the distance to find the 2nd most powerful esper dude. After they’ve all made a complete mess of themselves, Mob wakes up, has a minor battle where he seems to be having a harder time that he should. All these minor characters get together and try to fight the evil or something, while instead they should just sit on their asses and try to find a way to wake Mob up as, objectively, he is the only one competent enough to stand a chance against those lunatics. That episode uses its time to set things up, you know, give everybody something to do, bring back some old characters genuinely NOBODY cares about. Thankfully Dimple is able to keep his contained and help him think rationally, and then completely collapses into unconsciousness, where he stays for a whole episode. Mob goes in shock and loses his mind briefly. Nothing to do with the content, but it does give a sort of adrenaline rush thinking that the whole setup of the show has suddenly collapsed. First there was this strange trolling of poor Mob on his parents’ death – okay, not very appreciated, but let’s turn a blind eye to that and assume the scenario was going for a really strong cliffhanger. This was a really strong season with a few minor drawbacks (like the cave episode).

Personally, I would have preferred something different. Depending on what you’re looking for in an anime show, you all may have different opinions on this type of ending after a rather unconventional season. Well, we’re almost finished with this season of Mob Psycho 100, and as expected, there is a big final battle that we’re building up to.