"Heroes of Envell" is the best thing that ever happened to sixth-grader gamers, but is it worth playing the mysterious game any longer? Who is its author? Where did the unusual laptop come from at school? Who else knows about the parallel world of the game, and should adults be told about it? The friends have yet to find answers to all these questions. And, of course, even the coolest game in the world is not a valid reason for skipping classes. The heroes' days are filled with the difficult everyday life of a child: lessons, tests, curious parents, envious classmates, friendship problems, and first crushes.

A year and a half have passed since the end of the first season. Our heroes have grown up — as have our viewers, as has the quality of the series. Now, the cartoon is a story about growing up. The characters face problems they never even suspected before. And it's not about new monsters — it's about responsibility, a sense of proportion, the courage to express your feelings. A nightmare. It would be better if these were new monsters.