He likes challenges and often takes them for reasons beyond personal interest. As I mentioned before, Souma is a daredevil. It’s not because of what’s at stake but because of Souma’s willingness to take on the challenge.
In particular, his personal rivalry against one competitor named Subaru is something to remember. Don’t worry, if you’re starving for some fan service because of the foodgasm, there’s also that too.Īs the titular character, Souma is still the face that gets the most highlight. The season does a decent job at that through colorful explanation of the food making process while injecting humorous moments and details. Every one of these characters has their own cooking style so seeing them demonstrate what they’ve learned shows their strengths and weaknesses. Souma’s talents aren’t the only one being highlighted as characters returning from season one such as Megumi, Ryou, Akira, Hisako, and others get their own moments. The point is that with so many ways characters can use to build on their talent, the second season capitalizes on them to make them memorable. If fans took notice, Souma often uses his own creative ideas to craft food rather than using fancy or stylish ingredients from the start. This also adapts the way how Souma responds. For instance, Erina and Alice were both raised in a high class society so they lack understanding about people from below their class. What’s often interesting about Shokugeki no Souma is often the clash of ideals because characters come from so many different backgrounds. The first of those is Alice Nakiri (Erina’s cousin) and we see how both sides demonstrate their talent. As a guy who is never afraid of challenges, it’s interesting to see how he fares against his competition. If you remember, main male protagonist Souma is an inspiring cook chef who wants to follow his father’s footsteps into the culinary world. Who wants to listen to boring narrative of recapping? Rather, the second season dives into the main course as the tournament (Fall Elections) gets underway. Do note that there’s also no recap so the second season really gets straight to the meat of the Therefore, there’s no reason to watch the second plate without tasting the first.
From the series that bought you excitement of cooking and extravagant culinary arts, the second season has a lot to offer as well and it’s no understatement.įirst things first, the sequel is a direct continuation from the first and thus, the story connects from established characters and storytelling. Shokugek no Souma (Food Wars) is back and that means, fans are in for more treat and foodgasms.
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