Kuma Kuma Kuma Bear - んち!

Juna, donning her bear onesie, is back to impart the valuable lesson of not judging others based on appearance. She adeptly demonstrates that bears aren't to be trifled with, smoothly resolving one crisis after another while enhancing her own livelihood. Bears take the spotlight once again, integral to the narrative, and this time, there's a well-aimed direct hit – the series title perfectly encapsulated. The show adheres to its established pattern: a problem surfaces, Juna steps in to tackle it, someone mocks her, and Juna delivers a fitting retort. However, the moments where the protagonist finds satisfaction were the most entertaining and gratifying for me. The finale, featuring an angry Juna, was particularly enjoyable. The remainder of the series unfolds as a likable isekai trying to provide entertainment and cuteness, which it occasionally achieves. Overall, the second season left a positive impression, still earning those three stars. It was more than just good, landing at a solid 6.4/10. (2023.06.19)