The latest episode of Misfit of Demon King Academy’s second season, titled “Institute of the Gods,” has sparked controversy within the anime community due to its use of CGI animation. As Anos Voldigoad and his friends venture into the Underground, viewers are met with CGI-based dragon models that fail to meet expectations.

Upon the episode’s release, social media platforms were flooded with criticism and ridicule directed at the CGI animation, particularly the dragon models.

Many fans voiced their disappointment, labeling the episode as one of the worst in anime history. The CGI dragons were scrutinized for their perceived low quality, rigid movements, and stark contrast with the two-dimensional character models.

Critics pointed out that the movements of the CGI dragons appeared robotic and lacked fluidity, with noticeable repetitive cycles.

Comparisons were drawn to other anime series, such as “KamiKatsu: Working for God in a Godless World,” whose CGI monster designs were deemed more polished and integrated into the animation seamlessly. Even fans of “Berserk” acknowledged their own show’s superiority over the poorly executed scene in Misfit of Demon King Academy.

Produced by Silver Link studio under the production of Aniplex, the second season of Misfit of Demon King Academy faced several production suspensions due to ongoing issues.

Despite the additional time allocated for improvements, the final quality of the CGI animation fell short of expectations, eliciting disappointment from viewers.

As fans continue to express their dissatisfaction with the animation quality, the critique highlights ongoing debates within the anime community regarding the use of CGI in traditional two-dimensional animation.

Despite advancements in technology, the integration of CGI elements remains a contentious issue, with viewers expecting seamless and high-quality animation that complements the aesthetic of the series.