Nothing unexpected to be found in the second TV installment of the series. In this case, though, that's not a bad thing.

Plot Summary
It's more fun in the day-to-day lives of Keiichi Morisato and his three heavenly companions.

The Review
When you boil it down, there is nothing in the second season of Ah! My Goddess that will surprise you. If you've seen the first season, you know exactly what you're going to get here. There's more of Skuld and Urd's bickering, more "Belldandy..." "Keiichi-san" than you can shake a stick at, and of course more meddling by Skuld and Urd with opposite intentions for Keiichi and Belldandy. Urd is still trying to get them to become closer while Skuld still refuses to share her older sister with Keiichi.

That said, there are some new things that happen the second time around. Chances are they are drawn from the manga, but I have not read enough of it to know for certain. Each of the goddesses gets their own story arc which lasts a few episodes, so no matter which one(s) you're a fan of, you'll get a nice story featuring her. Secondary characters are present, though not as frequently, however some still receive an episode or two which features them.

That's about it. This second season is very much episodic, with no real overall story arc, but Ah! My Goddess doesn't really need one to work well. The finale is low key and different, but it works perfectly for this cast of characters. If you're already a fan of the series, there's no need to hesitate to see the second season. Ah! My Goddess fans will get more of exactly what they want with this installment.