Arc's still a skeleton, still stuck in the game world, still solving problems by being the most overpowered thing in the room. Season 2 trades aimless wandering for actual stakes: there's a tyrant to topple, elves to free, and the show finally commits to the bit that Arc's not getting un-skeletoned anytime soon. The comedy lands hardest when it stops explaining the premise and just lets a walking bone structure negotiate with politicians and save persecuted species like he's running an underground railroad, not a video game speedrun.

Arc returns for a second season of fantasy adventure mixed with comedy and action. He is a gamer who dozed off mid-session and woke inside his game's world, wearing the body of his avatar: a skeleton clad in formidable arms and armor, with a look that frightens those he meets. His wish for a peaceful existence fell apart once he met a beautiful elven warrior and was pulled into a life of conflict. The story comes from a light novel series by Hakari Enki, with illustrations by KeG.