Yomu Writes About Anime
Shido went on some dates and then Yuzuru disappeared on him at midnight. Seems that one person will disappear every night until he manages to guess who Natsumi was hidden as!
Surely it can’t be that difficult, right?
The witch spirit Natsumi has pushed Shido into a very interesting game – one of his 12 friends is actually Natsumi in disguise. If he can’t figure out who is the imposter, people will start to disappear!
And with that, it’s time for Shido to begin his search.
All right, it’s time to get back into Date A Live with Season 3!
Let’s get more spirit dating action!
Date A Live Season 2 is a wrap. Just like with the first season, I’ll give this season a review because often anime can change quite a bit across seasons. There were definitely changes from the first season too.
So let’s just see what changed!
Mild Date A Live S2 Spoilers ahead!
So initially I thought Date A Live S2 was only 10 episodes, and apparently I was right. But then I stumbled upon an episode 11, and found out Kurumi was in it. Naturally, I had to watch it!
Last episode things were looking pretty dicey, with Tohka on the verge of despair and Shido having been stabbed. What’ll happen to help them bounce back?
Last episode Kurumi helped Shido bust into the DEM Industries headquarters in an attempt to save Tohka. Enemy robots were dispatched, and Kurumi left to take care of them. Mana showed up and was quickly challenged by someone, leaving Shido to find Tohka on his own.
