After marathoning it for a week and a half, I have no doubts in saying that "The Umbrella Academy" is perhaps one of few Netflix original series that called my attention and met almost all my expectations. It is a series that, apart from paying tribute (albeit indirectly) to other famous superhero franchises and the main one on which it is based, immerses you in a somewhat complicated story of seven individuals that fights against unknown enemies, at the same time they try to come to terms with their differences and own internal demons.

And I can assure you, if Season 1 was good, Season 2 was a blast for all the right reasons (especially with that mind-blowing cliffhanger): excellent plot and character developments, superb cinematics, a diverse soundtrack that fitted perfectly with all arising situations, beastly plot twists, comedic moments that will make you chuckle/laugh most of the times, etc.

In the interaction aspect of the characters, although initially I had some difficulties about being sympathetic with some of them (Since I could only connect automatically with Vanya and Allison's sisterly relationship from the very outset), all of them eventually and progressively grew in me as the events of Season 1 unfolded, as well of those from Season 2. Another minor drawback with the series was that its pacing also suffered a bit initally to stay firmly on place, but it managed to overcome that issue.

At the end, is a flawless series that I would recommend to my friends...And yes, I'll be looking forward to Season 3.