Maebashi Witches Episode 3: The Word "Lazy," Pronounced as "Being Yourself"
Oshimeter
3 Ratings
EPISODE REVIEWS
To be honest, part of the reason why I seem to really like this anime is because of how their dynamics remind me of muse from Love Live.But I think that liking would branch out from that starting in this episode and become its own. I'm saying that I'm starting to really love this series for itself, which ironically, coincidentally overlaps with this episode's theme.I love how we're shown the parallels in Azu's and Miss Rinko's story, up to the single point where acceptance and striving for a better future and better self blooms.The songs were also quite touching and encouraging.
The narrative profundity highlight was very deep and meaningful. In which, this whole episode's writing means to me like, it is very easy to stay on the facade you are into, essentially denying your own image, rather than accepting the genuine reality. Furthermore, despite its typicality, the characters gradually developing dynamics were significantly riveting and heartwarming.
I really enjoyed how this episode explored more of Azu's story. It gave me a better understanding of her character since she had her own struggles that she had to deal with. Her and Mitsuba Rinko's story was really entertaining to watch. I like how the episode handled both of the character's problems in such a heartfelt way.
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