OMG! There are really too few people who know about this wonderful anime. This is such a pity, because it is one of the best ever made. This episode as well was nothing but awesomeness. We first get the delusion of a happy ending, it may not be clear if it really is a happy ending, but still everyone believes it and it’s noticable by the overall mood. But right afterwards we get smacked down by the reality. I won’t spoil what will happen, but all I can say is that I’m really looking forward to the last four episodes of this unique anime.

Well, this concludes my christmas update. Didn’t I tell you it was going to be huge? ^_^
Anyway, Merry Christmas everyone. I hope you have a good time.

Just when I thought that this show couldn’t get any better. Alice still is the only one who truly acts right, even though that means acting extremely stupid. The world destruction finally is about to happen. We get a few surprises from Alice’s dad, and from Alice as well. Furthermore, you can’t help but sympathize with Eva, now that she lost her magic, she also lost her bravery and I’m getting more and more respect for Sigma.

Whoa, this series really is a rollercoaster ride from beginning to end. Thumbs up for the creators.

After watching the second episode of this anime, I decided to blog it. It’s actually pretty interesting. Despite the childish drawings, the characters are really well developed and some of them are really unique.

This show also has one of the funniest bad guys ever. Of course, bad guys, obsessed with big machines and with whom everything goes wrong aren’t very loved these days (with which I agree, by the way). But in this anime it doesn’t matter. You just can’t seem to not sympatize with his desire over Narcia and Popolocrois. Another thing I love about this show is that the battles are nice and short, without too much meaningless fighting.

After the first half of the episode, the only characters that seemed a bit useless were the two vegetable-like minions of Hyuu. Those feelings however were completely gone at the end, as they also are more than just 2-dimensional characters. The only thing that turns me a bit off of this anime is the large amount of time spent on Pietoro, Narcia and Hyuu playing around the castle. Of course, they’re kids, and of course, it contributes to Hyuu’s development, but it feels as if it’s a bit too much.

Another awesome episode. We’re finally drawing near the end, and the climax is near. But before that, we have five more episodes to go. I’m really curious about what will happen next, and what’s going to be the role of Sheila and Eva?

Heh, didn’t I tell you the christmas update was going to be huge? And there’ll still be more, as Anime-Forever suddenly released a massive six episodes nearly all at once. I’ve said it before: this anime is my most favourite ever, and this episode only gave me more reasons to believe so.

Alice, instead of hiding from the warlocks, does the most reckless thing you can ever think of, and it still works. Meanwhile, her father may have some escape plans. I’m also currently in a love-hate relationship with the warlock locked up along with him, and the magic world is running more and more, and faster and faster into chaos. Literally and figuratively.

Wha-who-wha-wha-wha-what an awesome episode this was. In just eight minutes, this series accomplishes what some anime only can manage in two whole hours. So many different things happened, so many plot twists… and still everything connects perfectly. I’m not going to spoil anything, this is something you’d have to really see for yourself, but I can definately say that this was the best episode yet of Mahou Shoujotai.

Oh, and I just love the detail the creators brought in with the rose and the healing spell. It was a very nice touch.

Even though this is probably just a prologue of the next episode, this episode was incredible! At the beginning of the just eight-minute-long episode, Ateria acts like a selfish idiot, only after the true magic book. Afterwards, you’ll get the respect you had of her back. Meanwhile, I just hate warlock guy who was locked up along with Alice’s father, and the three witches seen in the first fifteen episodes make their comeback. Alice educates Renon a bit about fathership, and Atera’s castle is being stormed, and SO much more! It was good to finally see an episode of this again. I was getting a bit worried about the inconsistent releases by Anime-Forever, but this totally made up for it, and it remains my favourite show ever!

This was an interesting episode. The conflict between Yuu and his mom gets fully explored, and it seems like it got solved in the end. Although it was just a side-plot and an excuse to make Haruka discover some of her powers, the creators did a good job into telling this story.

The next episodes will be focused at the main plot again. It was nice to see an intermezzo like this, without any fighting or tension like in the previous episodes. It keeps the anime balanced, I believe.

This was a sort-of intermezzo between two arcs. It mainly focused on the relationship between Yuu and his mother, from which we get to see the outcome in the next episode. It also seems that she actually has some kind of reason to do all this, which involves her own sister (Yuu’s aunt). I’m curious to know what it is. I’m still loving the depressiveness of Yuu.

Okay, let’s recap, the members of the enemy team have the following variety of powers:
- The power to change clothes into armor.
- The power to change a sculpture into the real thing.
- The power to change a line picture into a warp portal.
- The power to turn a pun into reality if the victim of the pun laughs.
I’m really curious now to the power of the tiny little guy. Furthermore, on the island the battles are taking place, there are giant meat-eating oranges, who bite your head off if you touch the trees they’re growing on.

I just want to know in what kind of mood the creators were when they thought of this. These things are so utterly creative, it’s almost inhuman. I especially like the pun guy. If he wants to change something of the opponent, he uses the picture guy to tickle them through the portals so that they laugh. If he wants to change something of himself, he sets up an incredibly fake, but still hysterical and maniacal lauch. The result is quite hilarious.

Anyway, we first have Ueki and Mori get separated in a rather funny way. You have to see if for yourself, but I can assure: you will NOT see it coming. Then Mori meets up with Hideyoshi for a short, but extremely funny while. Afterwards, she ends up right next to Rinko and Sano in a rather peculiar situation… Anyway, Sano and Rinko are having some issues with working together while they are up against a combination of the Pun guy and the Picture guy. The ending, is of course predictable, but the way they manage to beat them at last deserves a few credits.

The next episode will probably feature Ueki versus the little guy and the sculpture guy, while the little guy learns a few lessons from him. And when the hell does Mori get to figure out her powers?!?!