I’m a little confused. Impressions: I’m still kind of baffled by the setting. I didn’t expect the evil witch to have been reincarnated as a pet fish and the magical girl pet. At the same time, listening to her is what got you into this mess, so why on earth would we be going …
The tailors of this kingdom must be rich. Impressions: I’m actually surprised that they didn’t take the whole beefcake gag and really run with it. The pun for ?? (budou – dancing) and ?? (budou – martial arts) was right there. They can’t say they missed it. If you were playing a drinking game for the times …
Japan really hates freckles, huh? Impressions: We FINALLY reach the final new reincarnation show of the season, and a villainess one at that. Technically transmigration, but I’m counting it. And boy, was it dumb. The kind of show where it declares that she’s infirm and sickly. See, she coughed. That’s it. That’s her entire sickness. Not …
Very blobby. Impressions: The manga isn’t technically a four panel deal, but you wouldn’t know it from this episode. Every single scene change has a title card slapped somewhere indicating that the gag is over and a new one is beginning. Sometimes it jumps right in and is on to the next within 20 …
Magical girls should not be corporate. Impressions: I think I would’ve preferred the dynamic where Kuze talks down to these idiot children. “But I have heavy artillery!” You understand that’s not a good argument for anybody involved in this child soldier program is being a responsible adult, right? Unfortunately, she’s immediately won over and …
I’m sure she’ll get around to it eventually. Impressions: Same core issue that I talked about in the prevous episode, and it’s starting to bore more. Fatima né Sitara is too much of a complete nonentity despite the story being completely centered on her. She wants revenge… sort of, but not really, and to accomplish that goal, …
