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| THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- I fucking shed quite a bit of tears this episode. Even though I knew that Hana would destroy the curse of the girls, it hurt to have her try to say their names in vain. Her concurrent calls of "mama" just added to all the pain. Doremi with her hair down actually looks good though, but I guess she can't be the idiot character with that. Now to wait until Motto is finished being subbed to continue... |
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| Even though I watched this episode a few years ago (when I was smaller) and still remember, thats happend and will happen in season 4, this episode makes me really sad. I dont remember a lot of anime which ends with the main characters crying... (+ closed sign) |
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| YaminiZouren use spoiler tags next time... Anyway, this was a very sad ending to this season, not only they had to part ways with Hana, but they also lost their magic. I'm impressed by how this season dealt with a little more dark issues than the first one, but is still a very beautiful series to watch (: |
| I like how the ending went from a really depressing sight to the most adorable within seconds. The whole scene where Hana tried calling their names was so sad, but I couldn't kept but laugh a bit once she finally said "Mama" since she really sounded adorable. Overall, the second season was much stronger than the first season, and the first season itself was really good. Since this season was all about parenting with Hana, we got a lot of great episodes centered around each character's family. I really have no complains aside from maybe the Magical Stages being kinda to long in the second half. It's a shame that a lot of people will skip this show because of the number of episodes and because it looks too childish, since underneath everything is a really mature show for all ages, where maybe grownups can actually get the most out of the show. I'd say that this is pretty much an essential mahou shoujo show to watch. It wasn't influencing like Sailor Moon and Cardcaptor Sakura, but it was much better than Sailor Moon if anything. |
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| Great second season, developed on and resolved the issues that were left over in the first season. Though I liked the ending, I felt there was a bit too little foreshadowing on the matter but the execution these past two episodes made up for that. I found the weakest moments were the health examination episodes. The wizard episodes were quite weak as well (despite their being constant allusions to why the wizards behaved the way they did and the rules that they adhered to in their world) and there was not adequate foreshadowing for the conclusion of their story-lines in the episodes before the conclusion which left a mildly bitter taste in my mouth going into the last few episodes. Though I really enjoyed the parenting aspect of this series though, that was the shows greatest strength - it was asking many questions on what was important in how to raise a human being, so that they can best develop and there was a lot of conclusions on the matter that I agreed with that are important. On that note, the series had a nice balance between pleasant and sad, I cried and laughed multiple times. Episode 40 was the highlight for me though, (not to say it was the only highlight, it just had the most impact) that was masterpiece-tier storytelling, I hope there is more like it down the line. Though i wonder what direction the show will take now. Though I suspected that the baby was going to rescue the girls from the 1000 year sleep inflicted by the magic in the cursed forest. I wasn't suspecting that they would loose their magical spheres - so technically they can't be witches anymore which kind of changes the framework for the shows direction and Majo Rika still hasn't turned back to her usual self yet. Well, I still have a good 114 episodes to go. Holy dooly, it's been a while since I've watched such a long series. I didn't realize the seasons would be so consistent and develop upon what was set up in previous seasons. |
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| This series was stronger overall than the first because of the serialization but I agree that it started to fall apart near the end. There was not enough foreshadowing as it started pulling out deus ex machinas, or only provided explanation AFTER resolution. The wizard arc was the low point as it went all over the place (shoddy characters too) and the ending of this series is basically a re-hash of the first anime instalment. Oh no, the girls are no longer witches and can not go to the magical world! Lol jk, the sequel shows that this will all be fixed because LE MAGICKS can do anything they want. Despite the flaws in writing, it is absolutely stellar as a children's series. |
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| Well, that was quite an another emotional strong finale for a series that got a sequel the week after, two times in a row that Doremi gives a strong hit at the end q_q That was overall another nice season, but I liked the first a bit more for having overall better drama, although this one also its nice share of episodes. |
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| Peak emotions. Feels sad for Ojamajos and Hana-chan, but at least everyone is in good health. Amazing ending, and another excellent season for the peak show that is Ojamajo Doremi. |
| I started ugly crying when Doremi was giving that little speech to Hana-chan, and then I started crying even more after they saw that baby in the shop. This anime forcefully extracted tears from me. |
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