Add to My List Add to Favorites Alternative TitlesJapanese: 銀の匙 English: Silver Spoon 2nd Season German: Silver Spoon Staffel 2 Spanish: Silver Spoon Temporada 2 French: Silver Spoon Saison 2 More titles InformationType: TV Episodes: 11 Status: Finished Airing Aired: Jan 10, 2014 to Mar 28, 2014 Premiered: Winter 2014 Broadcast: Fridays at 00:50 (JST) Producers: Aniplex, Dentsu, Fuji TV, Kyoraku Industrial Holdings Licensors: Aniplex of America Studios: A-1 Pictures Source: Manga Genre: Comedy Theme: School Demographic: Shounen Duration: 24 min. per ep. Rating: PG-13 - Teens 13 or older StatisticsScore: 8.271 (scored by 91,678 users) 1 indicates a weighted score. Ranked: #3072 2 based on the top anime page. Please note that 'Not yet aired' and 'R18+' titles are excluded. Popularity: #1633 Members: 148,610 Favorites: 680 Available AtResources |
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Apr 12, 2014 Veronin Recommended Popular media tends to reflect the urban and suburban lifestyle. The life of the farmer has been nearly forgotten, and with the rise of technology, agriculture is often treated as a thing of the past. While we do not normally think about the meat and vegetables sitting in our fridge, the life we know might cease to exist if these everyday products were suddenly taken away from us. Silver Spoon (known in rōmaji as "Gin no Saji") may serve as a reminder of what is taken for granted, but it also happens to be a highly enjoyable experience in its own right. It shows why ... Read more Open Gift Report
Mar 28, 2014 Stark700 Recommended By expressionism and symbol, a silver spoon is symbolic for wealth. The phrase of “been born with a silver spoon in his mouth” is synonymous relating to an individual born from the rich family. But the series, Silver Spoon/Gin no Saji, stands on the opposite side of that symbol. Most of the characters aren’t rich and neither are any of them born from a wealthy family. However, what they do have is the talent and ambition that drives them to fulfill a dream. Making a dream into a reality is tough. Competitions and life itself becomes an obstacle. Gin no Saji/Silver Spoon delivers that very ... Read more Open Gift Report
Mar 28, 2014 Ckan Recommended The Silver Spoon is real, and even now yours for the taking. If there's something to be said about Gin no Saji (trans. Silver Spoon), we can probably boil it down to three core ingredients: Food, Agriculture, and Life. Those are no small matters, but Arakawa Hiromu has masterfully blended these hefty issues into an easily digestible, comforting, and befittingy resonant, intimate work. A coming-of-age slice-of-life school drama taking place in the remoteness of Hokkaido, Japan, this anime harvests its bounty from the wealth of its source material, but in the move from manga to anime, it augments and adapts it perfectly, adding garnish and spice to ... Read more Open Gift Report
Mar 27, 2014 swordstriker21 Recommended I really enjoyed the first season of Gin no Saji. It goes w/out saying that I had really high expectations for the second season. And for the most part it didn't disappoint. Story/Characters: The story picks up where the last season left off where Hachiken is slowly getting used to the life at Yezo high. He's made friends and is now relatively enjoying his school life. But his character will develop by leaps and bounds by the end of this season w/c was why I liked it as much as I did. The character development... This aspect was really prominent this season and I enjoyed it a lot. ... Read more Open Gift Report
Mar 30, 2014 sCr4G Recommended The Silver Spoon was real after all… Story/Plot: we have the story of Hachiken, a young high school boy who enrolled an agriculture school/college in order to escape his past and to find new opportunities along the career he is pursuing to. This follows up season 1 right off which is something I like about this series. Along his journey, Hachiken gets to meet many friends, many experiences, and the harshness he goes through facing reality which is something we all experience at some point in our lives. What I like about this, as the story goes on, is the viewer learns about agriculture environment ... Read more Open Gift Report
Sep 24, 2014 BanjoTheBear Recommended (This has been adapted from my reddit thread) Everything you do takes some amount of effort. Some things take a small amount, such as getting out of the bed in the morning or putting on your shoes. Other things take a considerable amount, such as studying for an exam or learning a profession. Above all, pursuing your dreams takes the most effort of all. In Gin no Saji Season Two, this effort and everything that it entails is explored, and when you finish the series you are left feeling that you can take on the world. STORY GnS2 begins where GnS1 had ended; Hachiken and friends are currently ... Read more Open Gift Report
Dec 29, 2022 Klegs Recommended Gin on saji takes a solid slice of life about an interesting world that the author has been well immersed in. You can definitely see it with how much knowledge of the farming/agricultural industry that she incorporates into her story. However season 2 takes that and builds upon all the characters that we have been starting to enjoy. Showing so many multiple perspectives about being born with wealth and opportunities and being born limited to what you have to do for your family or what you have to do in order to get by. Being able to see someone who lives so different from you ... Read more Open Gift Report
Feb 26, 2015 partali Recommended Story : 9 The story for the second season follows very closely the first there is no time gap but things change greatly from one season to the other. The first season was funnier and more focused into exploring the funny aspects of the characters and school but the second focuses more on the struggle of the characters both personal and academic. It focuses more on how the characters overcome their issues and struggles especially in regards to family matters, dreams and aspirations as well as deep psychological issues brought by a sense of destiny and obligation. Keep in mind that this does not mean that ... Read more Open Gift Report
Apr 8, 2023 FAKECROSS97 Recommended Well, well, well, what do we have here? Gin No Saji 2nd Season, eh? Let's see if it's worth your time or not. The Story continues the story of Hachiken, a city boy who attends an agricultural school in the countryside. The second season explores deeper into Hachiken's character development as he continues to face challenges and obstacles in his quest to become a farmer. The show also delves into the lives of the other students at the school, exploring their relationships with each other and the challenges they face in their own lives. About The art style and animation is top-notch, with a vibrant and ... Read more Open Gift Report
Jul 6, 2016 Psycho_Pass Recommended Note: this was written a long time ago as a review of both seasons, but I’m submitting it to season 2 because reasons. The best slice-of-life anime are able to take a hobby you have no interest in and make it interesting. Before watching Silver Spoon I would have never thought an anime about a city kid going to an agricultural school would keep me entertained over 22 episodes, and yet here I stand corrected. Yugo Hachiken is a high schooler who's extremely intelligent, but becomes fraught with the weighty expectations of his father. Unlike most of his peers, Hachiken hasn't given much thought to ... Read more Open Gift Report
May 17, 2016 UndutifulOne Recommended Gin no Saji 2nd Season is undoubtedly a masterpiece in the slice of life genre - for myself especially. The story and character progression is a lot stronger in this season and you get a better understanding of the characters and their motivations and ambitions. This anime has plenty of heart and angst and instils a sense of responsibility and duty to whoever watches it. The art style is typical of modern animes however, Gin no Saji truly shines in the faithful rendering of animals and food. The soundtrack is actually noticeably good, the orchestral pieces occasionally heard are truly outstanding. The OST is also fun and sets ... Read more Open Gift Report
Jan 25, 2018 JediNut Recommended SILVER SPOON tackles some very different and serious themes in its second season, while still retaining that effervescent charm that made me fall in love with it immediately. Hachiken's growth continues to be compelling and relatable, regardless of what my own school or family experience has been like. But the real standout of this season is Komaba. His arc reaches a level of pathos and maturity that most shows wish they could achieve, and it's all steeped in a realism that hits too close to home. I love and respect how the writers went all in on this storyline, without taking any easy outs. It's rough ... Read more Open Gift Report
Jul 15, 2016 JasonKKAA Recommended The second season of Silver Spoon is just as good as the first, if not better. It continues and develops the story that in the first series was presented so well. There is now a greater focus on the characters and their development, and not only Hachiken as was the case in the first season: now Mikage is a main character as well. It's still set in Oezo agricultural highschool, but there is less attention on the setting and the topics connected to it, which was what initially captured your attention in the first series it being so unusual. This series dwells less on the implications ... Read more Open Gift Report
Mar 29, 2017 HaiseK Recommended Gin no Saji is one of the few feel good anime that just makes you feel refreshed and motivated if you are feeling down or just in the spiral of depression. The story starts off with Hachiken, a normal school student who runs off to an Agricultural school to get a break from all the pressure he's in and the breakdown from not being able to clear his entrance exam. What makes him relatable is that if you are a person struggling in your school or college then you have obviously faced the pressure that comes with it about what you want to do with your ... Read more Open Gift Report
Dec 31, 2023 JOeXX5 Recommended This isn't an actual review. More of a request. I want more. Give me more. I need closure. I want to see Mikage's dad chasing after Hachiken with deadly intent after he proposes. I also want to see Komaba finally getting his own ranch. I need more. I want more. Read more Open Gift Report
Apr 25, 2018 earl_of_sandvich Recommended Minor spoilers ahead. Proceed with caution. How do you survive as a food producer in a market as fiercely competitive as Japan? Hachiken sure doesn't know, but he'll probably die trying if you let him. Season 2 carries on from where season 1 left off, and soon we start to see some real drama. Sure, the difficulties of a school where you get up at 4 AM and are forced to participate in all the tasks of animal husbandry is hard enough, but what happens when one of your friends' farms can't pay the bills? Season 2 is a testament to a great anime because the manga it's ... Read more Open Gift Report
Jan 25, 2019 BabyGirl06301 Recommended This anime is surprisingly enjoyable. I really didn't expect to like it as much as I did. I mean, it's an agricultural anime. You wouldn't think that'd appeal to a majority of people, but it's honestly an anime that anyone would love. It's very charming. My only issue with the first season of this anime was that we didn't get a backstory on the main character's reason for being at this agricultural school. The struggles he was going through didn't hold as much weight as they could've had we known the environment he came from. This season fixed that a little. You don't really get acquainted ... Read more Open Gift Report
Oct 19, 2019 starbutterfffly Recommended I think the second season is so much better. Like the show is so much more interesting. I don't think its really good but something about this anime that makes me want to watch the next episode and the next episode and the next episode until I finished it quickly haha. Funny how I didn't want the show to end soon but I keep going to the next episode. Friendship, family, dreams... all the aspects that u can find in real life, it's soooo relatable. And as I expected, I'm glad that Hachiken and Mikage's relationship is progressing haha I really wish the best for ... Read more Open Gift Report
Oct 3, 2020 Shellshock123 Recommended Silver Spoon Season 2 Review. Continues right where the S1 left off. Which isn't surprising considering its a slice of life series and all. S1 Review: https://myanimelist.net/reviews.php?id=358718 The series continues where it leaves off. The main character continuing being and mastering his skills as a farmer. However as it continues more and more situations arise. Supporting cast drama occurs. Which the MC will help deal with while simultaneously dealing with his own family problems. There really isn't a lot for me to say here. Most of what i said has already been said in my S1 review. This S2 was really more of the same. It does dive in ... Read more Open Gift Report
Aug 2, 2022 Hayasenpai Recommended After a long time i have been waitng to watch this series it was my best decision to start this one seriously its really a good show the character development for the every character is really a well balanced and a great thing tbh every moments which you go through has deep meaning the hardwork everyone shows to fullfill their dreams or we can say atleast a good future path which they are achieving for is really awesome. "My personal opinion...." Overall story i will rate: 9/10 Read more Open Gift Report More Reviews |
