Three years later and Eagle Talon still can't execute a plan without sabotaging itself, and the show still finds new angles on that catastrophe. The joke was never about fighting the hero, it was about watching a secret society implode from the inside while maintaining the deadpan certainty that this time, finally, world domination is within reach. What keeps you coming back is that the animation quality never matches the ridiculousness of what's happening, which only makes the failure funnier.

Eagle Talon's incompetent world domination schemes continue in this second season. The secret society based in Tokyo still dreams of global conquest, but their plans remain hilariously thwarted at every turn by Deluxe Fighter, the ever-present superhero determined to keep them in check. Between botched plots and the constant interference of their nemesis, the group somehow keeps stumbling forward with their ridiculous ambitions intact. The comedy thrives on the contrast between their grandiose goals and their spectacular failures. Each short episode finds humor in the frivolous everyday lives of these would-be villains. If you laughed at their initial debut, Countdown doubles down on the absurdity without losing the charm that made the first season click.