Sora no Otoshimono Season 2

The second season has just been announced in the dustjacket of the newest manga volume. I can't wait! :)

via. ANN

Aha, that means it's quite popular there in japan.
Lookinf forward to it.

Woah, this was cool anime, damn gonna watch it =P

Hopefully it doesn't start when i am in army thou i think it will...

You can't impy?

How do you think I feel. I'm stoked :D

Can't wait either!

Ikaros=love

Yes! More fun times to be had!

~Yes,i can see ikaros again~

Yeah I want to see more of Ikaros and Astrea :D



Ikaros definitely my all time favorite <3 <3 <3
So much love for her.

Me wanna see more flying pantsuu!!

I found a trailer:



So excited!

Nymph FTW!!

Hehe, definitely, but I'm also looking forward to the new Angeloid, Astraea.

Is that the girl that have not shown up in season 1 but in ending song of season 1 showed up???

Sugata-sempai FTW!! Mikako Kaicho FTW!!

Season 2 Starts in the Fall, and an OVA should be out soon as well.

Yahooo!! When is Fall?? We do not have Fall in our Country. T^T

I have this my Only Anime List
Anime List

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Personification of Autumn (Currier & Ives lithograph, 1871).

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