⁣Picking up where it left off from before, Wu-Tang returns and adds more artistic flair to the series, this time with some nicely implemented animation mid-way through the episode. New York continues to be the star here though and the city lives and breathes that early 90’s flavour that helps to keep the series interesting and realistic. As things begin to settle down, it does become a little easier to figure out who everyone is, but there’s still an air of confusion as the series switches between the two rival groups.
We begin episode 2 of Wu-Tang: An American Saga with our characters adjusting to Divine being arrested. Bobby arrives in the midst of a drug deal and, after being patted down and checked, he’s led down a long corridor and past several doors until he’s told personally that, because of his devotion to music, they won’t be doing business. However, Dennis is relentless and slams the money down on the table nonetheless and demands some food. The man smiles, impressed with their tenacity and agrees to do business with them, for an extra G of course; a “new member fee” to sweeten the deal.
Back at the hideout, Bobby worries about their stash being kept in one place before heading home and awaiting a call from Divine. Surrounded by inmates, he’s rushed through a phone call with Bobby before running into an old friend in the mess hall. While catching up, one of the inmates starts rapping but for now, Divine ignores his antagonistic behaviour.