More frog alien nonsense, somehow even weirder than the first volume. Keroro Gunsou's second soundtrack keeps the same unpredictable energy but pushes into moodier territory. Still all over the place in the best way. "CODE 966" drops into a tense spy-thriller groove that feels completely out of place next to everything else, and that's exactly why it works.
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"Nil Gravity" floats on airy synths and gentle percussion, genuinely pretty. Then "Jungle Gunsou" goes full tropical chaos with layered rhythms. "Ripplet" and "Wax & Wane" show a more reflective side, quieter and surprisingly delicate.
"Zzz..." closes the album out exactly how you'd expect from the title. Throw this on shuffle with the first volume when you want anime background music that keeps you guessing.