The second season is far from the first season. The plot feels like it is imitating the content of the first season. The addition of new elements is rare, and it has become a retro in retro, resulting in the lack of an advantage in attracting audiences.
Ideas tend to be childish, and they may be filmed for children. The way it thinks about problems is not mature enough. Even the research institute that invented el can't handle things, but a group of children can actually do it. In general, this idea is not only naive but also a bit vulgar. It can be said that it is completely in line with the style of the play in the 1980s.
In the last episode, el used the power of a "Super Saiyan" to seal the big hole in the reverse world, which made me even more powerless to ridicule. Fortunately, the screenwriter did not write that the human world was rescued with the help of el and her sister, or that the cold-blooded animals raised by the little fat man began to learn human nature and joined the "ghost hunting squad". Fortunately, the screenwriter didn't write that way, otherwise it would have gone further.
I really hope that the script can add new elements, so that the story that has lost its tension will start to come back to life. Don't shoot the story of catching the ghost team and the sheriff to save the world. I am really tired of this kind of strange story that repeats the same mistakes.
Digression: Finally, let me tell you one thing, el's father is still alive, and the lines in a certain episode are described, which may appear in the third season.
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