Back to the world of 3%! After enjoying the first season so much, I was really curious to see where the story would go next, especially now that we know more about The Process and the people fighting against it.
What I liked about this premiere is that the focus has shifted. Instead of simply watching candidates compete for a better life, we're starting to see more of the conflict between the Offshore and the Cause.
Joana continues to be one of my favorite characters. Her determination to prove herself feels natural after everything she experienced, although it's clear that gaining someone's trust isn't going to be easy.
Meanwhile, Michele's situation with Ezequiel adds another layer of tension. I find their relationship particularly interesting because it's difficult to know who actually has the upper hand.
This wasn't the most intense episode of the series, but I enjoyed how it set up new conflicts without forgetting what made the first season interesting.
A promising start to Season 2. I'm especially looking forward to learning more about the Offshore and the secrets behind this society.
My rating: 87/100 ⭐
Images: Three images from IMDb
Source: IMDb — 3%, S2E1, “Chapter 01: Mirror”
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6140639/
Rating: 87/100
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