On Sunday, June 14, 2024, at 11 pm JST, the second episode of “Tower of God”season 2, titled “The Strongest Regular,”was aired. The episode centers on the second stage of the E-rank screening test, which is crucial for advancing beyond the 20th floor of the Tower.
Baam identifies himself as Jue Viole Grace, a potential FUG slayer, and shares his goal of eliminating the Jahad family once he has proven himself as the top regular in the screening test.
The complications arise from his hesitation to choose seven other members for the upcoming test. Furthermore, the disclosure of his mission only adds to the trouble as the Rankers take action against him due to his ties with FUG.
Tower of God Season 2, Episode 2: Introduction of New Regulars and Rankers Targeting Viole/Baam
Tower of God: Season 2 Episode 2 – Opening Events: Other Regulars Enter as the Second Screening Test Begins
The second episode of Tower of God’s second season begins with a flashback featuring Baam and Rachel discussing the Tower’s past. As they return to the present, Baam and the other Regulars patiently wait for more test takers to join them in the second stage. While passing the time with conversation, Baam fondly reminisces about his moments with Rachel.
Before long, more Regulars show up, among them the delivery boy and money lender Kim Lurker who appeared in the previous episode, and Yihwa, the flamethrower woman that Wangnan had encountered during his last test. Wangnan feels uneasy about Yihwa being there and informs the rest of the group that she is a member of the esteemed Yeon family.
Lurker reveals to Wangnan that Prince, the son of their company’s president, is participating in the test as well. Lurker also mentions that Prince’s father has offered a bribe to the exam proctor in order to guarantee Prince’s success. Lurker expresses empathy for Wangnan, as Prince plans to deliberately sabotage the other test takers in the next round.
In the second episode of Tower of God’s second season, titled “Love,”the proctor outlines the requirements for the second test: a Shinsu measuring device will be used to evaluate the participants’ physical strength, and only the top eight will move on. Wangnan, who is currently ranked 10th, expresses concern about not making the cut. At the same time, Prince and Lurker make a wager that the one who ranks first will win Yihwa’s affections.
In episode 1, Kang Horyang maintains his lead with a score of 6350 points. However, Robdevil, who is one of Prince’s associates, quickly surpasses him with a score of 11988 points. Yihwa then takes the test, but unfortunately slips and falls on the instrument.
Despite this setback, she still manages to score an impressive 22384 points, temporarily reclaiming the top position. However, Prince utilizes buffs from his companions and surpasses her with a score of 25521 points, reclaiming Yihwa once again.
Tower of God: Baam’s Emergence as the Strongest Ranker and Revelation of his FUG Identity and Mission (Season 2, Episode 2)
In the second episode of Tower of God season 2, the man who remained from the previous episode disregards their bragging and declares Baam as the most powerful Regular among them. Baam proceeds to take the test and easily achieves a score of 134769 with his abundant Shinsu, causing all eyes to be on him. Proctor Love also notices the FUG emblem on Baam’s person. Wangnan becomes emotional and starts crying, afraid of failing the test.
Unexpectedly, Love requests that Baam, the victor, select seven additional Regulars to move on to the next round with him, causing a stir among the onlookers. Wangnan takes this chance to implore Baam to choose him, along with the other contestants from the first episode who also express their desire to be chosen. Yihwa suggests picking only formidable individuals, but Baam declines, asserting that none of them are suitable teammates.
When Love insists that they continue as a team for the upcoming test, Yihwa expresses doubt about Baam’s FUG crest, accusing it of being fake. However, Baam confirms its legitimacy and discloses his true identity as Jue Viole Grace, a FUG slayer candidate tasked with eliminating members of the Jahad family.
Love declares them as enemies and not fit to be teammates. He suggests a game in which Baam must follow the rules if he loses, but can continue alone if he wins. Baam accepts the challenge, and Love declares a break until they are ready to begin.
Closing Events for Tower of God Season 2 Episode 2: Third Test Delayed as Love Deals with Viole
In the final moments of Tower of God season 2 episode 2, Wangnan contemplates Baam’s mission and what lies ahead for him. At the same time, Yihwa contemplates the possibility of working together with Baam, even though he is a member of FUG. She mistakenly assumes Baam to be a woman and extends an invitation for them to shower together, encouraging Baam to form an alliance with her. However, Baam chooses to go to the men’s washroom instead, leaving Yihwa confused.
In the men’s lockers, Wangnan rummages through his belongings in search of his lost ring with the Jahad crest. Fortunately, Baam discovers it on the floor and returns it to him. Curious about Wangnan’s connection to Jahad, Baam asks about it, but Wangnan brushes it off as a mere fashion statement. Not understanding this trend, Baam hands back the ring without further probing, reminding Wangnan to keep it safe as it seems significant.
The story ends with Love, the proctor, encountering the test director and firmly stating his resolve to deal with Viole, emphasizing that there is no alternative.
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