At first it's a bit jarring, especially if you've watched the entirety of the prior season but is easy enough to understand and lick back up on roughly after episode 1, however it is completely inaccessible for those who've not watched anything before so I recommend you do some kind of 'research' prior to watching. Anyway my main issue comes with the opening 5 episodes (ish) which offer little in all honesty, much like the start of the third season of Hannibal though both shows do pick up in quality it's a shame they don't hit the ground running. Story wise it seems to dwell on the reveal of Rin's Powers to the group a little too much where the first series that deviated off book managed to deal with it exceptionally. As it progresses though the story does become enveloping and seriously interesting to watch so I suggest you see it through as by the final credits the identity of the characters has grown so much in a way not too dissimilar to One Piece's time jump or the Shippuden era of Naruto, so, to round off my review if you've seen the series before or if you're planning on getting started, do so! Such a fantastic anime and unique concept
Review of Blue Exorcist: Kyoto Saga
