Season 2 finally understands what it's supposed to be: a show where the fight choreography is so fluid and precise it makes you forget you're watching an ecchi comedy, then snaps you right back into it without breaking rhythm. The animation doesn't just service the action, it IS the storytelling, every frame decision earning weight that most shonen wouldn't bother with. Kazuya stops being a plot device and becomes someone you actually watch figure out what exorcism costs, one supernatural problem at a time.

Kazuya Kagami is a so-called Taboo Child, a boy who pulls supernatural beings toward himself. Kukuri, the god of the land, orders him to become an exorcist and put down these evil forces, and he fights them alongside Kiriha, a beautiful and sadistic tsukumogami. To learn more about the supernatural, Kazuya and his friends start a counselor's club at school. Behind the ordinary-looking problems brought to them, he discovers a major scheme aimed at Kukuri. Meanwhile, more girls are drawn to Kazuya and join the fight. This second season mixes action, comedy, ecchi and supernatural elements.