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The subversion of widely held assumptions about what children’s media can include anchors the entire body of work that Class of Kesurupan (PART 2) is part of, a sound originating in Indonesia that defies formal genre conventions enough to fall under the Music/Other classification. This sound exists as an extension of a project that brings together animations and children’s stories centered on a brutal, abnormal forest school class, a premise that rejects the soft, sanitized, universally palatable framing that is so often attached to content created for young audiences. The part 2 designation that forms part of its title situates it as a direct continuation of the narrative and sonic thread introduced in the first segment of the Class of Kesurupan arc, extending the worldbuilding and creative exploration that began in the work’s preceding installment to carry forward the unapologetically unconventional premise of the forest school class at the heart of the larger project.