Dorohedoro - Season 2

Season 2
Episodes

Let'S Use Our Resources With Care / Horror! Bloody Mansion Slaughter Dance
Looks like Risu went out to the town of Berith to track down the Cross-Eyes' hideout! Those Cross-Eyes guys live pretty modestly, you know.

Meoto Zenzai / Mastema Subnade / The Tragic Tale Of The Cross-Eyes
Haru the Devil has shown up. What's she doing chatting it up with Humans? Meanwhile, the lizard guy and Nikaido have arrived in Mastema.

Sweet Home / Shining Youth / Memories Keep Circling Round And Round / Come Back Home
Seems En's trying to make a buck from some no-good mushrooms again, and it looks like the lizard guy remembered something important.

Golden Beetles Are Rich / Cute Butcher / Door To The Past
So the Cross-Eyes gang figured they'd make the landlord's murder look like a suicide, huh? As for Asu, who dared to keep things from me, I made sure he paid for it.

Meeting In The Rain / Travel Companions / Final Night For Two
Looks like Ebisu got her memory back, thanks to eating some weird mushrooms, and now she's all eager to head back to her parents' place.

Farewell, Caiman / Memory Bubbles
En's found the lizard guy and Nikaido, and they're going at it hard. Meanwhile, the Cross-Eyes guys are sitting around swapping stories about their boss.

My Secret Plan / Cross-Eye Expedition / Deformed Reunion
Fujita's losing his mind trying to get Kikurage to bring Ebisu back to life. The Cross-Eyes guys are scrambling for cash, and things around En are starting to get kind of dicey.

Chaos Shock / Black Box / Room 501
I never imagined En would go down that easily. The sorcerers are thrown into total chaos. And now I get why Nikaido doesn't use magic.

Mosh Pit / Cross-Eyes in the News
The Cross-Eyes boss has finally shown up. The En Family's been wiped out, and it looks like the Cross-Eyes have taken over that huge mansion.

Lucky Jerk / Advanced Magic

Ballad of the Happy Destruction / Question & Answer

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