Spice And Wolf Season 2: Ookami to Koushinryou 2 Anime Review!

Hikari Senpai
Apr 29
2 min read

Type :- Tv Series

Episodes :- 12

Status :- Finished

Genres :- Fantasy, Adventure, Romance

Rating :- 13+

Language :- English Subbed, English Dubbed

Synopsis :-

Kraft Lawrence continues his journey north with his traveling companion, the wise wolf Holo, in hopes of finding her long-lost home, Yoitsu.

As they travel, they gather clues about Holo’s hometown while making small profits through trade. But their journey is anything but easy. Trouble finds them when a young merchant sets his sights on Holo, hoping to make her his own companion.

Amid the growing tension, Lawrence begins to wonder if Holo will truly stay by his side.

Together, they also navigate tricky business deals, with Lawrence still chasing his dream of one day owning his own shop. With obstacles at every turn and his resolve constantly tested, Lawrence is forced to reflect on his bond with Holo—and whether the time has come for them to go their separate ways.

The Review:-

Spice and Wolf Season 2 was okay—just not as strong for me as the first season. While I did enjoy the events that took place, I found myself preferring the original season overall.

This season places more emphasis on the developing romance between Holo and Lawrence, and while it’s not necessarily a bad thing, I personally liked the dynamic in Season 1, where the focus was more on their adventures and business dealings than romantic banter.

That said, the story was still well-written, and I appreciated the growth in both characters. The way their relationship evolved was handled with care, and there were moments where I really thought Holo might walk away or Lawrence might give up. But Lawrence stayed committed to his word, and Holo continuously proved she had his best interests at heart.

One thing I didn’t love was the opening theme. Maybe it’s just because I’m partial to Season 1’s opener, which really stuck with me more.

Overall, I enjoyed Season 2 to a certain extent—especially seeing how Holo and Lawrence supported each other, both in business and emotionally. It has been rated an 8/10, but for me personally, I’d give it a 7/10.