There’s definitely a
different feel to this second season not least the episode specific episode
openings. Shadow and Bone doesn’t really seem to have a title theme but
each instalment shows a differently designed logo. The gets off to an
exhilarating start compared to the slow manner in which the first season began.
It looks like the production has more of a handle on the best way to present
the material with a fluidity of narrative and more interesting locales. By part
two we’re already hunting a creature called a Sea Whip in a thrilling
underwater cavern sequence. Like some mythical sea monster from one of those
old maps it proves a formidable foe and a visual powerhouse in what is the best
encounter of the whole series to that
point. Everything looks promising.
