Noragami Aragoto OVA

Though the main series may not be perfect, I found the OVAs, in particular the second episode to be very close to it. Both episodes are funny and simply enjoyable to watch. The first episode is a classic OVA that's fun to watch, but the second has all of the ships, humor, and most of all, everyone visiting Capyper land. This in and of itself is what I was waiting for as Capyper land is hilarious as well as Yato's belief that the Capyper are real and not people in suits. There are a lot of jokes and character interactions that were so satisfying tosee. If you enjoyed Noragami enough to give it at least a 7 (or 6 if you're really critical), or maybe gave it a lower rating but appreciated the characters at least, this is a must watch.

Sometimes, you just can't help but order an extra dose of sauce to compliment your fries, some people would say fries are not eatable without any sauce, but others while thinking it's okay, a little sauce won't hurt. replacing the fries with Noragami Aragato, you can't really deny to not want any extra content to seal off your hunger for more screentime. but Noragami Aragoto OVA was a hell of a quality dipping sauce indeed! - Story (7.0/10): The plot of these two OVA episodes are very much a variation of a slice of life with the comedy switch turned on. There is really no heavy plotwhirlpools or anything of that depth, just our characters going through some fun. With the first episode having the whole crew go on a skiing vacation where some mysterious fella tries to kill Yato, while the latter spends time trying to capture his killer. The second OVA episode focuses on the crew going to Capypa, while Hiyori is still having nightmares from what happened there the last time she went, with Yato trying to cheer her up. - Art (8.0/10): I can at least thus far say, the viewers can rest assured, and not worry about the quality of the animation, because it remains consistent throughout the 23 minutes couple of episodes, nothing to bash or drag way too much here, here's an above average work of animation, just enjoy the plot. - Sound (8.5/10): Aside from the fabulous opening and ending theme songs nothing stands out in a very memorable manner. Again, it was really great having to see those work of arts once another time. The voice acting was really well done for a comedic atmosphere. - Character (8.5/10): As I said before, the whole gang had the focus of this OVA, all of your lovable characters, I like how nobody was by any chance annoying. Everybody had some sort of screentime, they had the chance to speak some words and just be there for the sake of having a good time. - Enjoyment (9.0/10): The last season's OVA was fantastic, but this one was way more fun to keep up with, both episodes are very wholesome and engaging, I really need a third season and a good complimentary OVA too. - Overall (8.2/10): I would differently recommend this OVA for the parent's show's fans, especial the people into comedy, I've had some great giggles every here and there.

SO much better than the first season's OVA episodes. Number one: the art and sound were the same as the main series'. The sound is always the same, but the fact that they kept the art with the OVAs on par with the main series is really nice. Number two: the first episode was hilarious. It was funny but not a one-off type of funny. It was actually enjoyable to watch Yato be an idiot this time around, unlike with the first ever OVA from the first season. Number three: the second episode is a must-watch, in my opinion. As in, if you watched themain series, the second episode is essentially a sequel. It doesn't have anything to do with the main storyline, but the characters' relationships develop and so do they. That's quite unusual for an OVA, so I'm really glad that this episode was what it was. Beyond that, it's just a wholesome episode that will show you everyone being happy and having a good time. Definitely would come back to these episodes again. Especially the second one. The hilarity and character development I saw in each episode respectively was awesome, and I'm glad that we get this little bit of forward momentum for the characters' futures together. I'd recommend these episodes for sure.

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