Noragami Aragoto Anime Review!

Type :- Tv Series

Episodes :- 13

Status :- Finished

Genres :- Action, Fantasy

Rating :- 13+

Language :- English Subbed, English Dubbed

Synopsis :-

Yato and Yukine finally begin to mend their bond as god and regalia.

Yato, still an unknown and minor deity, continues taking odd jobs for just five yen—dreaming of the day he’ll have his own grand shrine and millions of devoted followers. He still hasn’t found a way to fix Hiyori Iki’s “loose soul” problem, but she remains cheerful as she gets ready to start high school.

Everything seems to be settling down… until the complicated history between Bishamon and Yato resurfaces. Bishamon harbors a long-standing grudge against Yato, leading to a fierce clash between the two.

To make things even more complicated, Kazuma—Bishamon’s most trusted regalia—owes a debt to Yato. As secrets come to light and lives hang in the balance, it becomes clear that facing the past may be the only way to set things right.

The Review:-

Noragami Aragoto was just as amazing—if not even better—than the original Noragami! I genuinely enjoyed it from beginning to end.

I really liked how the writers expanded the storyline and cleared up a lot of questions I had after the first season, especially regarding the relationship between Bishamon and Yato.

That part of the story was so well done! However, I do feel like Ebisu’s arc was a bit rushed. It would’ve been great to have more time for his character to develop and for his story to unfold more naturally.

I was also a little disappointed that we didn’t get more answers about Nora and their “father.” They seem to have a deep connection to Yato’s past and appear to influence him in important ways. I would’ve loved to see their full role explored further.

Still, I really enjoyed watching this season, and it’s definitely one I’d recommend to others!

Noragami Aragoto is often rated a 9 out of 10, but I’d personally give it an 8. My only reason for the deduction is that a few characters could’ve been developed more, and the story could’ve stretched out a bit longer—but otherwise, it was a fantastic watch!