Myriad Colors Phantom World
Oshimeter
Synopsis
Phantoms: supernatural entities such as ghosts or youkai that, until recently, were thought to be superstition. However, when a virus that infects the brain spreads throughout society, people's perception of the world changes as the mythical beings are revealed to have been living alongside humanity the entire time. This virus has also affected those of the next generation significantly, allowing them to develop special abilities that they can use to fight against dangerous phantoms. Haruhiko Ichijou and Mai Kawakami are two of those that were granted such power—Haruhiko wields the ability to summon and seal phantoms through drawings, while Mai imbues the power of the elements into martial arts. Together, along with the friendly phantom Ruru, they form Team E of Hosea Academy, which is dedicated to dealing with these often mischievous beings. In a world where the real and surreal intertwine, they handle the everyday troubles caused by phantoms.
Episode Guide
Characters
Mai Kawakami
A strong, popular Hosea Academy student, Mai uses her Spirit of the Five Elements ability in close-combat phantom fights.
Connors Amber Lee
Reina Izumi
Reina Izumi: Phantom-eating Aikido expert, always hungry, throws Haruhiko when embarrassed, and misses her estranged sister.
Hoover Natalie
Koito Minase
Sound-wave wielding Phantom fighter, Koito is a solitary girl alienated by her powerful abilities.
Uchida Maaya
Haruhiko Ichijou
Haruhiko Ichijou, a high schooler, fights Phantoms by sketching them; his vast but often useless knowledge proves helpful.
Solusod Micah
Kurumi Kumamakura
Shy 10-year-old Kurumi uses her bear, Albrecht, to fight, her powers enlarging it considerably.
Ballard Tia
Ruru
Cheerful fairy phantom, Ruru, often perches on Haruhiko's head, full of energy.
Saxton Jad
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The story wraps up exactly how a big anime finale should. The pacing .. it's barely gives you a second to breathe hahha.. The soundtrack during the final clash is so epic it gives you actual chills, with these massive orchestral swells that make the stakes feel world end.. It’s a deeply satisfying conclusion and end!
okay.. this eps is continue story picks up right where the emotional cliffhanger of the last episode left off. The pacing is a total adrenaline rush hahha i didnt saw any comedy or jokes around at all!
Wow.. This is honestly the most important episode of the season, you must watch it to see the character development (each of them).. its satisfying.. It’s a perfect mix of adorable story comed and actual emotional backstory right before we hit the finale.
One of the most heartwarming episodes in the entire show. TBH, seeing Ruru get frustrated about being small and useless to the team felt so real. (and for me this episode good spotlight about her).. Overall its 10/10.. It’s a beautifully animated, sweet episode that gives the show's mascot a ton of depth.
Owh nice bringing in this episode. It's kinda different from others, storyline getting more understanding and interesting. Even until this far im still in love with the color and their musics.
Honestly, the animation in this episode is just show off culture at its finest. bhaha I like the color of each characters here including the animations and effects everything is fit in together!
YAyyyy!~ NEWW Entry guys~! another character with fun and unique personality.. honesty so cute... I love this episode plot... it was nice and amusing.. pacing for this episode not only fun but giving a show to enjoy.
Finally and episode give spotlight to Kurumi! I'm waiting for this moment. Kurumi is so incredibly endearing. Up until now, she just felt like a token cute background mascot. Now seeing her character development and growth in this episode was satisfying.
The whole setup is so bizarre but perfectly fits this world. Honestly it's kind of frustration when watch this episode good things they slip some comedy with it. gosh..
this episode hit me hardd ;-; it's relate to us these days righttt.. Reina’s voice actress sounded so hollow and desperate that it genuinely hurt to listen to... ahh dang im being emotional!!!
I loved getting actual backstory for Mai. ...until now she is just been the tough and attractive frontline brawler. The setting transitions beautifully from the sleek and the color settings was like art itself. hehe
Wow, okay, this show is leaning hard into something like weird stuff? ig like monster and scifi.. idk.. We got introduced to a new girl, what's interesting about it's herrrr! Dang she so cool! (added her as one my fav character). The comedy felt a little flatter here compared to the first episode but the animation NO COMMENT! ON FIREE!
Wow i love this series, from the starting already have the interesting impact. The setting is so cool. I love how normal streets have glitchy, surreal things happening in the background, like telephone poles turning into weird dancing stick figures. The music really carries that vibe so yeahhh.
A satisfying finale that focuses on what the show has always done best: the cast and their relationships. The visuals remain excellent, the emotional moments land well enough, and the overall feeling is positive by the time the credits roll. It may not completely elevate the series, but it provides a fitting conclusion to the journey.
The series starts shifting toward a more serious direction here. While I appreciated the lighter episodic stories earlier in the season, it was nice to finally feel like larger pieces were beginning to connect. The episode creates a sense of anticipation without relying entirely on action or big reveals.
This episode could have easily been a one note comedy story, but it ends up offering some surprisingly nice character moments. The premise allows several relationships within the cast to get more attention, and the overall tone feels warm and relaxed. A simple episode, but an enjoyable one.
Ruru finally gets a bigger role, and the episode makes good use of it. There is a nice balance between comedy and heartfelt moments, making it easy to get invested in her story. It also does a good job reminding viewers why Ruru has become such an important part of the group's dynamic.
I liked how different this episode felt compared to the usual formula. The focus shifts toward a creative school activity, giving the cast a chance to show different sides of themselves. It is a refreshing change of pace and one of those episodes that ends up being more engaging than its premise initially suggests.
The action scenes were intense and I liked the animation here- especially the colors used. Enigma was just appeared for only 2 episodes but that character had a big impact on the entire story ig. In the end, all ended as I expected! Overall,it's a good series with comedy,good humour and bit of fan service. 8/10!
Okay- this was definately unique episode. The new character made me to get chills from beginning till the end! It had dark, mystery kind of vibes and definately was on peak. The new perspective was good enough to keep you in the story and I like how brilliant that character was! Hoping to get good plot of rthe finale episode!!
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