At the Niigata rink, Inori and Tsukasa cross paths with Miku Ahiru, a formidable competitor, along with her coach Kohei Kamogawa and choreographer Juna Shiratori, both former clubmates of Tsukasa's. When Inori speaks with Miku, she discovers something unexpected about her rival's future in skating. Meanwhile, Tsukasa finds himself confronting uncomfortable truths about his abilities as a coach. With the competition approaching, both Inori and Tsukasa face questions that could... see more
At the Niigata rink, Inori and Tsukasa cross paths with Miku Ahiru, a formidable competitor, along with her coach Kohei Kamogawa and choreographer Juna Shiratori, both former clubmates of Tsukasa's. When Inori speaks with Miku, she discovers something unexpected about her rival's future in skating. Meanwhile, Tsukasa finds himself confronting uncomfortable truths about his abilities as a coach. With the competition approaching, both Inori and Tsukasa face questions that could... see more
This season of anime has impressed me and reminded me once again of what I loved about it from the first season. A fantastic second season that exceeded all expectations in every aspect: the drama, the competition, the dialogue, the challenges, the messages, and the skating.
And I can't forget that the most amazing thing about this anime isn't the skating itself, but rather the relationship between Inori and Tsukasa and their interactions, which might just be one of the top five sensei-student relationships.
Hikaru is literally the dominant competitor, a terrifying monster in the form of a girl. I'm so excited for the movie; I hope it lives up to expectations.