

モブサイコ100 II
Shigeo "Mob" Kageyama is now maturing and understanding his role as a supernatural psychic that has the power to drastically affect the livelihood of others. He and his mentor Reigen Arataka continue to deal with supernatural requests from clients, whether it be exorcizing evil spirits or tackling urban legends that haunt the citizens. While the workflow remains the same, Mob isn't just blindly following Reigen around anymore. With all his experiences as a ridiculously strong psychic, Mob's sup...
Mob’s psychic might finally meets the world’s darkest secrets—growth comes with a price.
In the second season, Shigeo “Mob” Kageyama finally steps out of the shadow of his own overwhelming power and begins to grapple with what it means to be a psychic in a world that refuses to stay simple. Now a high‑school sophomore, Mob still runs the odd‑job agency with his charismatic con‑artist mentor Reigen, but the cases they take on have grown darker, ranging from malevolent spirits that prey on the city’s anxieties to urban myths that threaten to tear neighborhoods apart. As Mob learns to balance his burgeoning emotions with his raw, destructive energy, he discovers that his abilities are no longer a novelty—they’re a responsibility that can tip the scales between chaos and order. The series ramps up the stakes, introducing formidable foes who challenge both Mob’s physical limits and his moral compass. Reigen, ever the schemer, must confront the consequences of his own deceit while protecting his protégé from exploitation. Meanwhile, Mob’s friends at school and the enigmatic spirit world begin to intersect, forcing him to confront his own identity beyond the label of “the strongest psychic.” The tone shifts toward a more mature, sometimes unsettling atmosphere, but the show never loses its signature blend of kinetic action, off‑beat humor, and heartfelt moments that make every battle feel personal and every laugh earned.
**Psychic Showdowns Redefined**
The climactic battle against the Claw’s leader in episode 11 blends kinetic animation with Mob’s emotional breakdown, turning raw power into a visual metaphor for teenage anxiety.
**Reigen’s Schemes Get Darker**
Reigen’s con‑artist tactics evolve into morally ambiguous counseling sessions, especially when he confronts the cult leader in episode 7, highlighting the thin line between deception and protection.
**Character Growth Beyond Power Levels**
Mob’s struggle to accept his feelings for Tsubomi is juxtaposed with his training montage in episode 3, showing that true strength comes from vulnerability, not just psychic output.
**Stunning Visual Rhythm**
Bones’ use of fluid, hand‑drawn fight choreography—most notably the rooftop chase in episode 5—creates a kinetic rhythm that feels like a living comic strip.
**Themes of Isolation and Connection**
The episode‑long arc about the “Espers’ Council” explores how society ostracizes those who are different, culminating in a poignant scene where Mob comforts a grieving child.
Best for: Viewers who enjoy supernatural action that intertwines intense fight scenes with deep character introspection and offbeat humor.
Mob Psycho 100 II escalates the supernatural action with darker stakes: a psychic cult kidnaps and experiments on children, and the hero confronts repressed emotions that manifest as destructive power. The violence stays stylized rather than gratuitous, but the psychological weight and occasional body-horror imagery make it best for young teens and up.
Mob Psycho 100 II has 13 episodes.
Mob Psycho 100 II is currently finished airing.
Mob Psycho 100 II was produced by Bones.
Mob Psycho 100 II aired Jan 7, 2019 to Apr 1, 2019.
Mob Psycho 100 II is based on a Web manga.
Mob Psycho 100 II escalates the supernatural action with darker stakes: a psychic cult kidnaps and experiments on children, and the hero confronts repressed emotions that manifest as destructive power. The violence stays stylized rather than gratuitous, but the psychological weight and occasional body-horror imagery make it best for young teens and up.
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Ekubo
Main
CV: Ootsuka, Akio

Kageyama, Shigeo
Main
CV: Itou, Setsuo

Reigen, Arataka
Main
CV: Sakurai, Takahiro

Asagiri, Masashi
Supporting
CV: Hoshino, Mitsuaki

Asagiri, Minori
Supporting
CV: Ichimichi, Mao

Asahi, Gou
Supporting

Beautiful Female Client
Supporting
CV: Sakuraba, Arisa

Client
Supporting
CV: Takeuchi, Ryouta

College Student A
Supporting
CV: Hamano, Daiki

College Student B
Supporting
CV: Akao, Hikaru

College Student C
Supporting
CV: Yamashita, Seiichirou

Dash Granny
Supporting
CV: Mizusawa, Fumie

Ebihara, Morizo
Supporting
CV: Seki, Toshihiko

Emi
Supporting
CV: Matsui, Eriko

Father Spirit
Supporting

Female Client
Supporting
CV: Komaki, Miyu

Fukuda
Supporting
CV: Kiuchi, Tarou

Fukuda, Suzuo
Supporting
CV: Kiuchi, Tarou

Gouda, Musashi
Supporting
CV: Seki, Toshihiko

Hanako
Supporting
CV: Watanabe, Tomomi

Hanazawa, Teruki
Supporting
CV: Matsuoka, Yoshitsugu

Hatori, Nozomu
Supporting
CV: Hamano, Daiki

Higashio
Supporting
CV: Matsukawa, Hiroki

Hoshino, Takeshi
Supporting
CV: Amasaki, Kouhei
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