The comedy fires so fast you'll miss half the jokes the first time, but that's the point, Teekyuu 2 treats every frame like a punchline waiting to detonate. Absurdist tangents pile on top of each other until you forget there's supposed to be a tennis club somewhere in the chaos. You're not watching a show about four girls playing tennis; you're watching four girls as the thinnest excuse to chain-link rapid-fire gags, visual jokes, and voice acting bits that only make sense if you've rewatched it three times.

Four high school girls belong to their school's tennis club in this second season of Teekyuu, a short-format comedy adapted from the sports comedy manga of the same name. The club is nominally about tennis, yet how much of the sport the girls actually play is open to question, and the everyday business of club life takes up most of their time. Expect quick slice-of-life gags built around the group rather than serious matches.