The Classroom of a Black Cat and a Witch Episode 4: Castor Gemini’s Fate
Canon/MED
OSHIMETER
8.7
13 Fans
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The Classroom of a Black Cat and a Witch Episode 4: Castor Gemini’s Fate
Canon/MED
OSHIMETER
8.7
13 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
QUICK TAKES
pam2026
VerifiedUn capitulo con buen ritmo, con desarrollo de personajes y momentos muy entretenidos, finalmente con un final totalmente inesperado con alta expectativa para el futuro.
eatingsocks
VerifiedThe Gemini Twins' whole exposition and stuff felt pretty dragged out, like it didn't need an ENTIRE episode. But the series' decision to do so made it feel well explained and didn't leave many plot holes. The whole past with Claude thing built the intrigue around him back up too.
mustardsprinkles
VerifiedThe introduction of Castor Gemini's unique ability was shocking, but really true to the zodiac they're affiliated with/based on. I initially thought it was an animation error when we were first introduced to 'Castor', and was thinking "ohh" when Pollux was explaining everything.
daxyhn13
VerifiedThis episode introduces the unique twins, explores their connection to Claude, and teases the villains and main plot. I really hope they explain what happened to Claude, at least within this season.
cilan_339
I couldn't stop laughing when Iora accidentally launched Castor into that waterfall and forced the big reveal early
mikasa_ackerman
That weird swap mechanic between Castor and Pollux is such a strange gimmick, and it explains why he was being so defensive about people getting close to him
megumi_mantra
I really felt for Pollux when she called out Claude for running away during that attack, because it clearly messed them up for a long time. Even if his aerial arrow magic was impressive, it doesn't just erase the fact that those kids felt abandoned. I want to know what actually happened two years ago since Claude is staying so quiet about it
amaterasu_angel
Claude trying to act like a nice teacher was so incredibly fake that even the students were getting creeped out by his forced smiling
midna
Those villains at the end are clearly targeting Spica for that rebirth magic and it makes that purple haired girl watching the school feel even more threatening
dialga
I was caught off guard when Claude dropped that massive arrow spell because it finally proved he can actually back up his talk
tuxedo_mask_393
They really went with the barbie anatomy for Pollux and it felt kind of out of place considering how much fan service this show usually tries to shove in
gorlock332
This was a great episode! Not only does it effectively show the audience a new character (seemingly) a part of the main cast lineup, but also creates stakes and tension that the series really needed. The story felt like it was 'floating' around without much structure before this.
jzhmn
VerifiedEPISODE CONTEXT
Coming off Episode 3's introduction of the Magicians of the Zodiac, Episode 4 pulls back from world-building to invest in individual character dynamics, establishing Claude and Castor as a relationship worth watching. This quieter, more grounded installment appears to lay groundwork for the Pandora's Box Arc, seeding themes of personal growth and defiance that will likely pay off in later episodes.
QUICK TAKES
pam2026
VerifiedUn capitulo con buen ritmo, con desarrollo de personajes y momentos muy entretenidos, finalmente con un final totalmente inesperado con alta expectativa para el futuro.
eatingsocks
VerifiedThe Gemini Twins' whole exposition and stuff felt pretty dragged out, like it didn't need an ENTIRE episode. But the series' decision to do so made it feel well explained and didn't leave many plot holes. The whole past with Claude thing built the intrigue around him back up too.
mustardsprinkles
VerifiedThe introduction of Castor Gemini's unique ability was shocking, but really true to the zodiac they're affiliated with/based on. I initially thought it was an animation error when we were first introduced to 'Castor', and was thinking "ohh" when Pollux was explaining everything.
daxyhn13
VerifiedThis episode introduces the unique twins, explores their connection to Claude, and teases the villains and main plot. I really hope they explain what happened to Claude, at least within this season.
cilan_339
I couldn't stop laughing when Iora accidentally launched Castor into that waterfall and forced the big reveal early
mikasa_ackerman
That weird swap mechanic between Castor and Pollux is such a strange gimmick, and it explains why he was being so defensive about people getting close to him
megumi_mantra
I really felt for Pollux when she called out Claude for running away during that attack, because it clearly messed them up for a long time. Even if his aerial arrow magic was impressive, it doesn't just erase the fact that those kids felt abandoned. I want to know what actually happened two years ago since Claude is staying so quiet about it
amaterasu_angel
Claude trying to act like a nice teacher was so incredibly fake that even the students were getting creeped out by his forced smiling
midna
Those villains at the end are clearly targeting Spica for that rebirth magic and it makes that purple haired girl watching the school feel even more threatening
dialga
I was caught off guard when Claude dropped that massive arrow spell because it finally proved he can actually back up his talk
tuxedo_mask_393
They really went with the barbie anatomy for Pollux and it felt kind of out of place considering how much fan service this show usually tries to shove in
gorlock332
This was a great episode! Not only does it effectively show the audience a new character (seemingly) a part of the main cast lineup, but also creates stakes and tension that the series really needed. The story felt like it was 'floating' around without much structure before this.
jzhmn
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