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Meet My Angel Season 2

Meet My Angel Season 2  ·  2022, Philippines
6.3
2,438 ratings
9
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● Completed 🕑 2022

Who is Boss, Angelo and Damon's master? Who is Kevin, Angelo's ex-boyfriend? Who is Anthony, Damon's ex-boyfriend? Who is Gabriel, uncle Peter's guardian angel? (Source: MyDramaList)

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Dive back into the celestial drama of *Meet My Angel Season 2*, where love, betrayal, and divine intervention collide. Picking up where Season 1 left off, Angelo and Damon have ascended as guardian angels, each assigned to watch over their former human lovers – Kevin and Anthony respectively. But paradise is anything but peaceful. As they navigate their heavenly duties, buried secrets from their mortal lives resurface with devastating clarity. Why did Angelo orchestrate a horrific crime against Damon? What role did Kevin's jealousy play in a fatal car crash? And can God himself help these fractured souls find redemption? Balancing soap-opera melodrama with genuinely moving performances, this season delivers gut-wrenching twists that redefine forgiveness. The stellar cast – led by the magnetic Kaleb Ong and Ambo Jacinto – pours raw emotion into every scene, making even the most over-the-top revelations feel personal. While the production struggles with uneven audio and preachy dialogue, the story's core message of unconditional love and the painful necessity of pardon leaves a lasting impression. For viewers who appreciate ambitious storytelling and aren't afraid of a little divine interference, *Meet My Angel Season 2* is a flawed but unforgettable journey.

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Meet My Angel Season 2 Episode 1
Season 1 · Jan 15, 2022
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E02
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Meet My Angel Season 2 Episode 2
Season 1 · Jan 23, 2022
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E03
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Meet My Angel Season 2 Episode 3
Season 1 · Jan 26, 2022
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E04
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Meet My Angel Season 2 Episode 4
Season 1 · Jan 25, 2022
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E05
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Meet My Angel Season 2 Episode 5
Season 1 · Jan 26, 2022
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E06
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Meet My Angel Season 2 Episode 6
Season 1 · Jan 30, 2022
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E07
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Meet My Angel Season 2 Episode 7
Season 1 · Feb 01, 2022
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E08
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Meet My Angel Season 2 Episode 8
Season 1 · Feb 05, 2022
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E09
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Meet My Angel Season 2 Episode 9
Season 1 · Feb 06, 2022
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seoulmate_shipper
March 2025
9/10
I can't stop thinking about Angelo and Damon. The way they fight and forgive each other is so beautifully human – even though they're angels. Kaleb Ong and Ambo Jacinto have this raw chemistry that makes every emotional beat land. Yes, the audio is terrible and it's preachy sometimes, but I cried buckets. This is what BL should feel like: messy, painful, and full of love.
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plotlogic_guy
Jan 12, 2025
6/10
The acting is genuinely impressive – no question – but the writing is a hot mess. Season 1 showed, Season 2 tells. It's like a telenovela on steroids, with Deus ex Machina God literally appearing to solve conflicts. And the rape reveal feels dropped in for shock value, contradicting earlier characterization. I wanted to love it, but the plot holes and repetitive scenes dragged it down.
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cinematic_ph
Nov 2024
6/10
Some scenes are genuinely beautiful – the lighting when the angels appear has a soft, ethereal quality. But then the camera shakes, audio peaks during shouting, and you can see boom mic shadows. The color grading in the heavenly scenes is nice, but the rural location shots look ungraded. A mixed bag; I wish the production value matched the actors' talent.
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music_bl_bae
Feb 2025
7/10
Howie Day's 'Collide' returns and it still gives me chills – such a perfect emotional anchor. The OPM songs are heartfelt and add local flavor. But the background score often drowns out dialogue, and during dramatic screams it's just distortion. I wanted to love the OST but the mixing ruined several key moments. Still, the songs themselves are wonderful.
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consent_countess
Dec 2024
7/10
Bold for a BL to tackle sexual violence and HIV stigma, but the execution is clumsy. The gang rape backstory feels exploitative and is handled with little sensitivity – it's used as a plot device rather than exploring trauma. On the plus side, the series earnestly promotes forgiveness and love's universality. I appreciate the intent, but the storytelling lacks the nuance such heavy topics deserve.