English Dub Season Review: Bye Bye, Earth Season Two

Overview:

Belle Lablac, the only human in an anthropomorphic animal world, is recovering from her wounds after a violent falling-out with her companion, Adonis Question. Despite feeling guilty and betrayed, Belle reaffirms her resolve to journey to discover her roots, even without him.

Our Take:

This show was such a mental trip, and I don’t mean that in a good way. I would say that I knew what was happening about one percent of the time in this anime. The animation was decent at times, and the fight scenes were cool occasionally, but that’s about where the positives end. I can deal with a cruddy story as long as you have characters that I care about. There weren’t any characters I enjoyed. Other than Belle, I can only remember two character names off the top of my head: Adonis and Kitty the All, because who wouldn’t remember names like those?

The whole point of reviewing something is to give someone who might be on the fence an opinion on something. As someone who takes what they watch seriously and doesn’t want to waste their time, watching Bye Bye, Earth would be a waste of time. There are way better shows out there you could occupy yourself with. I hate saying that because Bye Bye, Earth is one of the rare anime that is complete. Two seasons told the whole story of the light novel, maybe the books are worth a read, but I can definitively tell you not to waste your time on the anime.