Ôsama Ranking: Yûki no takarabako

In the end, every character is redeemable and has a happy ending, making any previous behaviour/action inconsequential. I normally love a happy ending, but it felt like tragedy and sadness can only exist in the past for the characters, so there was no tension or build up for the climax. I loved the first season, but the second did not wrap up the story in a way which felt reasonable.

By the end, the number of characters crying started to be a bit much. It used to have more impact in the first season because it happened sparingly. The second season doesn't ruin the story, but it is not of the same calibre.