Ultra Maniac

And so it has come to an end. I wasn't a big fan of Maya's character development—it felt rushed instead of gradual and meaningful. I loved the ending, even if it was predictable. Kawanakajima really grew on me, and I'd argue he had the best character development.

Quite an eventful episode! It's nice seeing how her friends will always stand by her. It's a bit sad that Maya didn't get much character development, though—I really thought she was starting to grow.

It started off nice and ended on a more serious note. I'm really curious about what Maya is up to and where this is heading.

We learn more about the magic world, and it's nice seeing the bond they've developed. But this really feels like the calm before the storm. I'm curious to see what comes next.

And here I thought Maya had gotten better. When is she going to realize that doing things in such a complicated, sneaky way never helps? I still love seeing Tsujiai and Nina together—they're always fun to watch.

I'm glad the misunderstanding was resolved instead of being dragged out forever. I really liked how everything wrapped up—it made for a satisfying ending.

I like that there's more to Kaji than meets the eye—it gives his character a lot more depth. It was a really interesting episode, and it ended with a huge misunderstanding. Can't wait to see how it gets resolved!

We learn more about Grandpa, and seeing him come to terms with and accept Ayu was really wholesome. We also find out some interesting new things, and I'm curious to see how Nina will handle everything going forward.

It was nice seeing their grown-up versions, but 14-year-olds going to a nightclub is wild. The adults were pretty irresponsible, and having a school right in the nightlife district is even crazier.

Such a fun ending! I have read the manga and this entire plot with the prince was never there along with Maya's role but this story is not bad. I do think some of the plot lines were outdated and could have more depth but its solid for a kids show. [6.77/10]

Damn, we got a psuedo-confession along with a separation. We are left with the intro to a new character. I'm curious to see how this plays out.

What a cliff hanger! Maya's need to win is slightly concerning. Though, it's tragic that Tsujiai dressed as the tin man with these circumstances.

I respect Nina for holding fast on her goals. I do think she wants be a strong witch which can be done through the stones but the marriage is extra. I hope she'll realize she can reject those kinds of things.

The drama!!! Nina is getting closer to the end of the holy stone collections! Also, Ayu is finally going to be told about the princess stuff and Kaji about magic.

Finally!!! The two of them finally communicating is fantastic! Nina is so sweet, she was balancing Kaji and Ayu. Also, I love that Ayu even in her confusion still thinks about her friendship with Nina.

Yes, we got to see another side of Kaji that is less pleasant but man does it make his character more interesting. Honestly, Kaji felt like a milquetoast character but with this edge, he feels more well rounded. Though, I'm not a fan of men getting between friendships.

A pretty comedic episode! Nina really needs to start looking around before transforming. At this point, it feels like nobody cares that much about keeping magic a secret—not even Maya.

The stakes have risen! Nina's grandfather is such a mess, like dude, stop harassing middle schoolers. Also, the friendship between Ayu and Nina has developed quite a bit since the first episode.

There has been a few reveals from the principle and we found the main reason for the stones. Though, it's strange that Nina's mom was okay with the middle school girls going to a club.

This episode made me laugh a lot! Shinnosuke is soo dramatic and needy while Rio was living with romantic love that will never happen. What a fun episode!