Hime-sama Goumon no Jikan desu [Season 2 Episode 1]

Okay, let’s talk about the first episode of “Hime-sama Goumon no Jikan desu” Season 2. First off, if you’re new here, this anime is all about a princess who’s supposed to be tortured in Hell but ends up getting treated like a guest—think fancy meals instead of actual pain. Season 2 picks up two years after the first, and right away, there’s a twist: the princess has amnesia! But don’t worry, it’s not some dark, sad story. The demons messed up (classic them) and caused a magical incident that made her forget everything. Then, to “fix” it, they just feed her cake and try to jog her memory with silly games. Total chaos, but in the best way.

Fans are loving how the show stays true to its roots. One comment said, “Welcome back Torture Princess! I already miss the manga since it ended last year. Looks like our princess is dealing with a memory problem but it’s played out very lighthearted as usual.” Exactly—even with amnesia, it’s all jokes and good vibes. The food is a big part of the fun too. There’s cake to celebrate the new season, and someone joked, “That was a very toast-turous episode… for my stomach!” because all the treats look so good.

The episode also has some meta humor. The Demon King is super excited that his favorite anime got a second season, which is a funny nod to the show itself returning. And there’s a basketball game segment that came out of nowhere but had everyone laughing. One fan even called it a “slam dunk reference”—get it? The princess might be the one with amnesia, but the show definitely hasn’t forgotten how to make us smile.

What’s cool is that even though it’s been two years, the animation feels polished, and the humor is still on point. A comment mentioned, “its back and the high budget and great humor still as good as before.” The opening song is a banger too—people are replaying it because “dancing Torture might be the best thing in the season.”

Some fans noticed that the episode is labeled as episode 13 instead of Season 2 Episode 1, which is a bit weird, but it doesn’t take away from the fun. And even though the manga ended last year, the anime is still going strong, giving us more of the princess and her demon friends.

Overall, this first episode is a perfect welcome back. It’s comfy, funny, and full of the same charm that made Season 1 so great. Whether you’re here for the food, the jokes, or just to see the princess outsmart the demons, you won’t be disappointed. As one fan put it, “Comfy torture time is back!” So grab some snacks (maybe cake?) and dive in—you won’t regret it. 🍰✨