Decent show/season overall. However, I suspect this is one that suffers a lot in specifically the anime adaptation, based on the way the anime has played out and some comments I've read about the novels (which I have not read). I think they're trying to tell a story about a character who thinks actually does have attachments to the people around him despite believing himself to be an emotionless husk. But the writers don't have either the screentime (most likely) or the writing ability to portray that with the required nuance while also keeping the mindgames of the show intact, and so Ayanokoji just actually comes across as a completely disinterested character which is just kind of boring. It does feel like there's something to the character but it's just never really in focus like it should be, and I think if we got more insight into his inner thoughts the show would be a lot better.
Seeing Ayanokoji wreck Ryuuen over the entire course of the season was pretty great though. Also Arisu is a character I've always liked so I'm really excited to see her being featured in season 3, based on the post-credits scene. Kei has also proved to be a pretty good character.
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I didn't do guru this year but azuarc can be in my sig anyways.