The comedy is relentless enough that you stop waiting for plot to happen and just ride the chaos. Ayumu bouncing between increasingly ridiculous supernatural problems while the supporting cast riffs off each other feels like watching a comedy troupe that actually understands timing. The dub locks in so perfectly that half the jokes land twice as hard in English.
Ayumu's life as a zombie has settled into a strange kind of routine, but peace was never in the cards for him. When a mysterious threat emerges, his quiet existence gets dragged back into chaos. He'll need to rely on Eucliwood, the necromancer responsible for his undead state, along with the other supernatural beings caught in his orbit, to survive whatever comes next. The show balances absurdist comedy with genuine action sequences, never taking itself too seriously even when stakes rise. There's plenty of fanservice mixed in, but the humor lands hardest when the cast reacts to increasingly ridiculous situations with deadpan acceptance. Ayumu's status as a zombie means he can handle physical punishment that would obliterate anyone else, which becomes both a running gag and a legitimate advantage. If you enjoyed the first season's blend of supernatural weirdness and comedic timing, this continuation doubles down on that formula. Expect rapid-fire jokes, over-the-top character reactions, and the kind of creative action sequences that come from having a protagonist who literally cannot die. The pacing never lets up, keeping viewers engaged through ten tight episodes.