Harley Quinn season 2 review I love voice voice acting I love all the accent fight, kill scenes, and all bloody and messy some episodes are bad and some are good 5 star 10 out 10 star 76 out 100 star

Harley Quinn's season 2 was even better then the 1st, still the best adult cartoon I've ever watched. The writing is exceptional; it's hilarious, I liked the added emotional weight of this season especially with Harley's story, and the character development especially with Harley, Ivy, and The Joker were superb. The performances are outstanding especially from Kaley Cuoco, Alan Tudyk, Lake Bell, Christopher Meloni, Alfred Molina, Ron Funches, James Adomian, Tony Hale, Sanaa Lathan, Diedrich Bader, Briana Cuoco, Matt Oberg, Tom Hollander, Jason Alexander, Jim Rash, Rachel Dratch, J.B. Smoove, and Mary Holland. The animation is spectacular. Another A+ season.

This season is incredible mixing romance, metacommentary about superhero content as a whole, and just plain good-humored fun poking fun at character’s powers and motivations.

I think this season was even better than the first. With Harley (voiced by Big Bang Theory's Kaley Cuoco) having dealt with the baggage of the first season, she gets more of a chance to breathe free with her chaotic self. Not to say there isn't still some good personal growth and character moments. Harley's relationship with Poison Ivy (Childrens Lake Bell), a ying and yang situation, remains a high point of the show. The voice actresses do such a good job. The writers make the wise decision of regularly reusing the top two recurring characters from last season, stressed-out Commisioner Gordon (L&O: SVU's Christopher Meloni) and weirdly affable Bane (James Adomian). They remain pretty funny. Unfortunately, Harley's spirited ex-spy, landlord Sy Borgman (Seinfeld's Jason Alexander) is used a lot less. I did get a little tired of the high civilian death count. I know this is a dark comedy about supervillains, but it still felt like overkill. Also, I did feel the last handful of episodes dropped a little in quality. It was a situation of trying to move the pieces around and resolve things a little too late in the game. Overall, if you loved the first season, you'll love this.

A big improvement on the often impetuous irreverent arcs in the first season. Harley is given more space to develop as a character as well as her dynamic with her gang feeling more natural . The unexpected live triangle between poison ivy ,Harley Quinn and Kite man is not as exciting as it could've been and the animation style hasn't justified how plain it feels.

After being disappointed with the first season, I was looking forward to this, hoping it would improve upon the first season. It doesn't. It's more of the same but a bit worse.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]