Love Me Magically It wouldn’t be an otome game if things didn’t get at least a little weird screwed up all the way. Of course, those of us who keep hoping for a way to save FF7
‘s Aerith can support Endo and Kobayashi’s glee as Liese seems to be on her way to a one-sided happy ending. But what if the overall impact of making this happen is more complex in its origins and execution than anyone could have predicted? There’s also the deal with that iconic guy we saw on the fringes, which is one of the series’ driving curiosities, even if my focus has waned over the past few episodes. We didn’t get an answer this week, but the show at least asked the same question, officially introducing Kirise Kuon to our couch co-couple and making him stand out Stranger than his previous baffling cameo would suggest . Seeing the way Kuon’s introduction made the game/real story intertwine Cool and let residents Love Me Magically Expert Kobayashi flex the depth of her nerdy knowledge. Hear things in the universe Magikoi -fandom iceberg is fun, and it makes sense that Kobayashi would want Endo to get used to it all before dragging him into the abyss. It’s the weirder, wilder stuff I love about the show’s concept, prompting people to think about the kind of plots that might start if you stumbled across Undertale WD Gaster in real life. Endo and Kobayashi have It’s this built-in framework that immediately sets it apart from other otome game fantasy shows, so it’s best to get the most out of it for what it’s worth. Which is also good, because they stumbled across that potential Game God’s outing It just so happens that Endo and Kobayashi are going on a date, and if I didn’t make it clear, I love these kids. I swear Kobayashi was under the impression that they were officially dating and Endo just didn’t realize it yet, but it’s still fun to see him gushing over to his girls like the duo did to Lieselotte when they played together That. Along with the heart-pumping high school romances blooming, there’s an undercurrent of a friendly courtship here, and it blends perfectly with the romance game setting that drives it. So, it seems to be Endo and Kobayashi Live still can’t perfect their balancing act. Poor Chigurh is supposed to be the meta-point character that connects our powerful pair of players to the game world. But for the past few episodes, he’s had little to do but remind us how those kids effectively turned him into a wifey guy. But Liese’s reaction to Fiene’s predicament shows how cute she looks to be a brash schemer for a noble purpose in this situation. Between her role and the duo’s interpretation, the number of layers she now plays means she remains an effective sales center for the show. The series just needs to focus on things like this, or Endo and Kobayashi’s connection, which is when it’s at its best. Rating:
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