This is a (mostly) spoiler-free review for Netflix's Disenchantment Season 2, which premieres on Netflix on Friday, September 20, 2019. For more on the series, be sure to check out our IGN First Season 2 interview with Disenchantment creators Matt Groening and Josh Weinstein.
After 30 consecutive years (and counting) with The Simpsons, and seven on-again-off-again seasons of Futurama, Matt Groening definitely needed something new in the animated space to sink his creative teeth into. Disenchantment, now in its second season, has given the successful animator a vibrant new world to tell stories in. And while Disenchantment's first season did resemble a medieval-fantasy version of Futurama at times, Season 2 matures into a more character-driven series with real stakes and fascinating new locations to explore.
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After 30 consecutive years (and counting) with The Simpsons, and seven on-again-off-again seasons of Futurama, Matt Groening definitely needed something new in the animated space to sink his creative teeth into. Disenchantment, now in its second season, has given the successful animator a vibrant new world to tell stories in. And while Disenchantment's first season did resemble a medieval-fantasy version of Futurama at times, Season 2 matures into a more character-driven series with real stakes and fascinating new locations to explore.
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