Sentai Dai Shikkaku [Season 2 Episode 2]

Sentai Dai Shikkaku Season 2 Episode 2: A Mind-Bending Descent into Chaos

If you thought Sentai Dai Shikkaku couldn’t get any weirder, Episode 2 of Season 2 proves you wrong—in the best way possible. This episode dives headfirst into a surreal, rule-bending nightmare that feels like Groundhog Day meets The Boys, but with kaiju and school uniforms. Fans are buzzing about the wild twists, the eerie atmosphere, and the sheer audacity of the writing. Let’s break it down.

The Plot Thickens (and Loops)

The episode picks up with the Dragon Keepers—our so-called heroes—stuck in an abandoned school that’s anything but ordinary. A boss monster has turned the place into a twisted game board, enforcing strict “school rules” that reset time whenever broken. And guess who’s terrible at following rules? Our protagonist, D, who hilariously fails at basic high school etiquette.

Fans on Reddit and MyAnimeList are loving the absurdity of D’s struggle. One user joked, “D having enough street smarts to maintain his human disguise but failing at school life is pure gold.” Another pointed out the irony: “The real Sakurama is an honors student? Of course he is. Meanwhile, D’s out here resetting time by peeking under skirts.”

But the real kicker? The Green Squadron’s mysterious disappearance. The episode drops hints that not all boss monsters were actually defeated by the Dragon Keepers—some might still be lurking, pulling strings. The Red Keeper’s shady behavior (Homelander vibes, anyone?) only adds fuel to the conspiracy theories.

The Dark Side of Heroism

One of the most talked-about aspects of this episode is how it exposes the Dragon Keepers’ negligence. Slums full of missing people? Criminals running rampant? The Red Keeper couldn’t care less—he’s too busy polishing his public image. As one fan put it, “This show is basically Power Rangers if the Rangers were corrupt and the monsters were the underdogs.”

The episode also introduces a chilling twist: Usukubo, one of the Green Squadron members, gets sucked into the illusion, her personality overwritten by the boss monster’s rules. The final scene, where Angel (now fully immersed as a high school girl) asks D about a math test, is downright terrifying. “That pre-ending scene was pure horror,” a MyAnimeList user wrote. “It’s like she’s not even a Ranger anymore.”

Fan Reactions: Love It or Hate It?

The episode has sparked heated debates. Some fans adore the psychological thriller elements, calling it “jaw-dropping” and praising the “psycho-thriller vibes.” Others, however, are frustrated with the pacing. “This show loves dragging out arcs in boring locations,” one critic complained, referencing Season 1’s infamous parking garage arc.

But the majority seem hooked. The time-loop mechanic, the moral ambiguity of the “heroes,” and the sheer unpredictability of the plot have fans theorizing non-stop. Is the Green Keeper a pawn? Is the Red Keeper hiding something bigger? And most importantly—how the heck will D and the others escape this nightmare?

Final Verdict: 8.5/10

Episode 2 of Sentai Dai Shikkaku Season 2 is a rollercoaster of chaos, humor, and creeping dread. It’s not perfect—some pacing issues linger—but the bold storytelling and fan-favorite characters (shoutout to Hisui, the 10-year-old Ranger with zero childhood) make it a must-watch.

As one fan perfectly summed it up: “This is some real mysterious shit going on right now.” And we’re here for every second of it.

What did you think of the episode? Drop your wildest theories in the comments!