| This thread is dumb as heck and you shouldn't watch this any longer. Actually, it would be for the best if you would stop watching anime all together, since you seem to hate everything you watch. Elias isn't human and doesn't understand people very well, things become more apparent about Elias as the series goes on, can't get into details since it's spoilery. Please drop this. |
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LauraBirdie said: Brean2010 said: You have been bought, you can receive order therefore your are a type of slave no matter the reason but this thing has nothing to do with the quality of the show. It was a slave auction but I don't remember Elias ever phrasing it that way, the words he used are apprentice, puppy, future bride. His reason for "obtaining" Chise will become clear in a couple of episodes Perhaps, you have surely much information than me, I want to trust you. Howewer I never said that Elias called Chise like this but the problem is how he proceed with Chise. |
Kittens-kun said: Brean2010 said: If you have read my last response to Dang0z, it's absolutely not clear, depending of the translation. After if you understand the original text, I can eventually trust you. And for now, when a people say you can do what you want but this person follow you in any place, it's not really the thing called "Freedom" but it's my point of view. And I know that romance is not the main topic of this show, I have read lot of review of the manga (and I generaly don't care about romance) but it's a part of the backgound. No, it is clear. He literally says it. You're ignoring the facts for the sake of your nonsense argument. And that, it's clear? at the end of the first epsiode -> {I just rewatched with french (my language) offcial subs and after with english offcial subs and in french he say "I will make you my bride" and in english he said "I hope to make you my bride"} |
| Just to conclude. I asked a question to a friend that never seen the show. "Someone bought you, he propose you to become its apprentice and after few hours he said you he would like you become its bride in the future. Strange or not?" My friend answer me: "That is strange but can be acceptable depending of the situation." I let everybody (me included) meditate on this answer. |
Brean2010 said: Kittens-kun said: No, it is clear. He literally says it. You're ignoring the facts for the sake of your nonsense argument. And that, it's clear? at the end of the first epsiode -> {I just rewatched with french (my language) offcial subs and after with english offcial subs and in french he say "I will make you my bride" and in english he said "I hope to make you my bride"} No, him giving her the choice to do whatever the fuck she wants is what was clear. |
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Kittens-kun said: Brean2010 said: And that, it's clear? at the end of the first epsiode -> {I just rewatched with french (my language) offcial subs and after with english offcial subs and in french he say "I will make you my bride" and in english he said "I hope to make you my bride"} No, him giving her the choice to do whatever the fuck she wants is what was clear. In my country we have a thing called "abuse of a vulnerable person". Ellias lets Chise do whatever she want but in fact Chise is a vunerable person and Ellias has much more psychologic power and therefore, for now, Chise hasn't really choice except following Ellas. It could be interesting to ask to a jurist what he thought about this. |
Username23489023 said: People don’t need to be told slavery and misogyny is bad, they already know it. I think you’re stuck in a bubble. A leftist bubble where you can only see women as being a victim, or even worse, you have a martyr complex. ^ * 10. Yea, there's a three episode rule for a reason, and some shows take even longer than that to truly get where their going. There is a reason I have a rule to never drop a series. That aside, to presume the entire tone of a show based on it's first episode is extremely naive. There are many, many examples of show's drastically changing after the first few episodes or in the last few episodes. Elias isn't even human, and is hundreds of years old. Of course Chise is going to come off as a 'pet' or lesser to him. Our forms of morals and common sense don't apply to a centuries old magical monster. It's like expecting a human to see an ant as anything more than an object. Even if it could talk to us, it's still an ant. You sound a lot more like a 3rd wave feminist than a humanist. It seriously seems like you're just looking for something to crusade against, if what you got from this show is misogyny and human rights. Expecting magical creatures that are hundreds of years old and many times more powerful than us to treat them as equals is laughable. If this was something like 50 shades of gray or a typical shoujo, I'd totally agree with you, but in this kind of setting, that outlook is laughable. |
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| You got really huge issues OP... I suggest you check them somewhere. |
ImAWeebUwU said: You got really huge issues OP... I suggest you check them somewhere. You seem to be a very open minded and a very constructive guys, it's good, continue like that. I think that you have succeed to give your idea but I think also that it lack a bit of content, can you give complement to your opinion? I'm very interested you known, I wait a lot from you. |
AdrianRubinsky said: It seems my sarcastic comment was deleted, so I will give my full thoughts. The whole misogyny and human rights concerns in a fiction work because "It is for the sake of the children" is nothing but a fallacy. What is a fallacy? You purposely blur real life topics with fantasy works and try to get the higher ground by presenting yourself as the guardian of children or *insert your desired group you wish to protect*. Which is an insult for the target you wish to protect, as your fallacy suggest that children can't discern what is real and what it isn't (remember the whole debate about violent video-games) and, therefore, works that explore some topics should be criticised and, if possible, censored. This isn't an anme for small children, look at the rating classification of this show. I also think children see much worse watching Game of Thrones and I doubt someone is forbidden them to see. For parents who are concerned (or just control freaks), there is a Rating system, which indicated Mahoutsukai no Yome as safe for teenagers over 13 years old. If a 13-year old can't discern this is just a fantasy work, you can say the child is retarded. I'm not even going to enter how this kind of thinking damages society in the long run. Critical thinking and individualism will soon be replaced by mob thinking dictating what you can or can't do. I can see how it might seem that way, but I'm not here to protect the children LOL. It doesn't take a PhD to see that Mahoutsukai isn't going to have significant impact on real-world behavior except for maybe inspiring some discussion. And that's why I'm here, to talk about anime and in this case specifically, offer some criticism for a work that seems to have handled an issue poorly. Maybe give other people a little more credit if you're going to champion critical thinking and individualism? |
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Watayarata said: ataraxial said: After watching the first episode, I'm about to drop the series. But I thought I'd see if other people on MAL agreed with the impression I got and also give a chance for those who have read the source material to address my concerns. Basically, I can't stand the relationship between Elias and Chise. I hate how she's treated as a pet and a thing. I hate how she accepts it and feels grateful. It makes sense given the (brief) backstory that we're given, but it's not the logic that bothers me. It's the fact that the author chose to make the story and their relationship like this. It's a submissive girl's fantasy of being saved and dominated by a mysterious, powerful man, and giving up all agency to that end. As a humanist, I find this disgusting. Now, I don't blame anyone for enjoying this because it's their kink or whatever. But the story should probably give some sort of a hint that slavery and misogyny are bad. Since I've only seen the first episode, I'm aware that my impression is incomplete. Feel free to show that things get better with manga spoilers (just make sure to spoiler them). I actually found the setting quite interesting, and honestly I'd much rather this turn out to be a thoughtful, enjoyable series and not a self-insert fantasy of internalized sexism. Thank you. After I've watched the second episode I decided to drop. I can't stand Elias and I think he was just wishing a slave since he decided about Chise's future. He does not allow Chise make her own choice and the fact that Elias said that she is his bride it's disgusting to me, it seems he is a pedophile especially when he said about their honeymoon, that's so disgusting and it sounds like she were his sexual slavery or he wants that Chise will be his sexual slavery. Pedophilia is the sole sexual attraction to children under the age of 13. So even without Elias' sexual attraction to Chise being debatable, there is no pedophilia. |
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ataraxial said: AdrianRubinsky said: It seems my sarcastic comment was deleted, so I will give my full thoughts. The whole misogyny and human rights concerns in a fiction work because "It is for the sake of the children" is nothing but a fallacy. What is a fallacy? You purposely blur real life topics with fantasy works and try to get the higher ground by presenting yourself as the guardian of children or *insert your desired group you wish to protect*. Which is an insult for the target you wish to protect, as your fallacy suggest that children can't discern what is real and what it isn't (remember the whole debate about violent video-games) and, therefore, works that explore some topics should be criticised and, if possible, censored. This isn't an anme for small children, look at the rating classification of this show. I also think children see much worse watching Game of Thrones and I doubt someone is forbidden them to see. For parents who are concerned (or just control freaks), there is a Rating system, which indicated Mahoutsukai no Yome as safe for teenagers over 13 years old. If a 13-year old can't discern this is just a fantasy work, you can say the child is retarded. I'm not even going to enter how this kind of thinking damages society in the long run. Critical thinking and individualism will soon be replaced by mob thinking dictating what you can or can't do. I can see how it might seem that way, but I'm not here to protect the children LOL. It doesn't take a PhD to see that Mahoutsukai isn't going to have significant impact on real-world behavior except for maybe inspiring some discussion. And that's why I'm here, to talk about anime and in this case specifically, offer some criticism for a work that seems to have handled an issue poorly. Maybe give other people a little more credit if you're going to champion critical thinking and individualism?  Your Discussion sounds like those news people that blame video games for shootings or a SJW. Human rights, its a fictional fantasy story, because I really fucking hate when it people smash reality with fiction or something THAT'S NOT REAL. Also have ever seen Berserk, because there's things FAR WORSE then Slavery. |
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ataraxial said: AdrianRubinsky said: It seems my sarcastic comment was deleted, so I will give my full thoughts. The whole misogyny and human rights concerns in a fiction work because "It is for the sake of the children" is nothing but a fallacy. What is a fallacy? You purposely blur real life topics with fantasy works and try to get the higher ground by presenting yourself as the guardian of children or *insert your desired group you wish to protect*. Which is an insult for the target you wish to protect, as your fallacy suggest that children can't discern what is real and what it isn't (remember the whole debate about violent video-games) and, therefore, works that explore some topics should be criticised and, if possible, censored. This isn't an anme for small children, look at the rating classification of this show. I also think children see much worse watching Game of Thrones and I doubt someone is forbidden them to see. For parents who are concerned (or just control freaks), there is a Rating system, which indicated Mahoutsukai no Yome as safe for teenagers over 13 years old. If a 13-year old can't discern this is just a fantasy work, you can say the child is retarded. I'm not even going to enter how this kind of thinking damages society in the long run. Critical thinking and individualism will soon be replaced by mob thinking dictating what you can or can't do. I can see how it might seem that way, but I'm not here to protect the children LOL. It doesn't take a PhD to see that Mahoutsukai isn't going to have significant impact on real-world behavior except for maybe inspiring some discussion. And that's why I'm here, to talk about anime and in this case specifically, offer some criticism for a work that seems to have handled an issue poorly. Maybe give other people a little more credit if you're going to champion critical thinking and individualism? I can conclude that isn't the good place to have serious discussion. I try but when you expose fact, guys will return you a non sense one liner with a lack of explenation or based to speculation and not fact or they just respond you is a fiction not the reality (thanks dude I know but fiction are mades by real persons with real ideas) Me and you have aproximatively the same opinion about the background of the show and I think we are right but when a show is hyped, it's too much hard to make evolued criticism because the average replier has not enough distance to talk seroiously. |
| It's fiction OP. Leave reality out of it, or better yet take it to Tumblr instead. Came here to see discussion on episode thread see this snowflake post.. jesus christ. |
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JohnTron said: It's fiction OP. Leave reality out of it, or better yet take it to Tumblr instead. Came here to see discussion on episode thread see this snowflake post.. jesus christ. I agree with you, this Discussion sounds like those news people that blame video games for shootings or a SJW. Human rights, its a fictional fantasy story, because I really fucking hate when it people smash reality with fiction or something THAT'S NOT REAL, also this about a story of her getting through her depression and sad past, also become a Mage with the help of Elias because he SAVED her from a dark fate and he's really kind to her and treats her like family. Also there's Berserk, because there's things in there FAR WORSE then Slavery. |
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Brean2010 said: ataraxial said: I can see how it might seem that way, but I'm not here to protect the children LOL. It doesn't take a PhD to see that Mahoutsukai isn't going to have significant impact on real-world behavior except for maybe inspiring some discussion. And that's why I'm here, to talk about anime and in this case specifically, offer some criticism for a work that seems to have handled an issue poorly. Maybe give other people a little more credit if you're going to champion critical thinking and individualism? I can conclude that isn't the good place to have serious discussion. I try but when you expose fact, guys will return you a non sense one liner with a lack of explenation or based to speculation and not fact or they just respond you is a fiction not the reality (thanks dude I know but fiction are mades by real persons with real ideas) Me and you have aproximatively the same opinion about the background of the show and I think we are right but when a show is hyped, it's too much hard to make evolued criticism because the average replier has not enough distance to talk seroiously. "expose fact" LOL. It's actually astounding how delusional you are. No you aren't right. You're both wrong on every single conceivable level. Plus, your "criticism" would be taken more seriously if it was actually criticism. I love how you label all of us as fanboys, even though we're in the right here. |
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Kittens-kun said: Brean2010 said: I can conclude that isn't the good place to have serious discussion. I try but when you expose fact, guys will return you a non sense one liner with a lack of explenation or based to speculation and not fact or they just respond you is a fiction not the reality (thanks dude I know but fiction are mades by real persons with real ideas) Me and you have aproximatively the same opinion about the background of the show and I think we are right but when a show is hyped, it's too much hard to make evolued criticism because the average replier has not enough distance to talk seroiously. "expose fact" LOL. It's actually astounding how delusional you are. No you aren't right. You're both wrong on every single conceivable level. Plus, your "criticism" would be taken more seriously if it was actually criticism. I love how you label all of us as fanboys, even though we're in the right here. First of all, hyped is not equal to fanboy. If you don't know true meaning of thing how can we have discussion. And I can say that majority of people are hyped because of the violence of their replies. I already was been hyped by a thing but i'm not turned into a fanboy. After this clarification I can continue. When I have posted my last message, I knew I was going to receive lot of reaction toward me because I knew that it was a little nasty but not more than some people replies. How many people openly insulted the OP? And it's a true critic of the background, not of the main plot but you don't think to understand. In fact, me and you never share any idea and that is why I think it's useless to answer each others. It will be a never end debate. |
| I think its fine. The story is good. Its about human life, sadness, depression, and how to enjoy life. Its unfortunate that slavery and stuff like that happen, but there is nothing you and I can do about that. |
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ataraxial said: Basically, I can't stand the relationship between Elias and Chise. I hate how she's treated as a pet and a thing. I hate how she accepts it and feels grateful. It makes sense given the (brief) backstory that we're given, but it's not the logic that bothers me. It's the fact that the author chose to make the story and their relationship like this. Can you specify which part that show Elias treat Chise like a pet/thing? Because I really don't see their relationship like that. In fact, their relationship are mutual. Elias who rarely interact with human and Chise who never felt like she's needed in this world. |
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| Fuck that must be the single most retarded thread this weak. PS: Cant we just ban everyone who uses the word "misogyny" from the internet? Maybe you should have watched the OVA first, then you would not write such trash. |
| "This emotion is mine alone. It is for Madoka alone." - Homura or how I would descripe Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica. |
| LOL, I can't believe to see this type of thread in this anime. Does OP really get triggered that easily? Elias treated Chise in the most kind and gentle way possible. What do you expect more? Come on OP! There are a lot of anime out there worth getting triggered than this anime. |
| Not all shows are about morality and you having to have your ideals shaped by said shows. Personally, I too find this relationship quite creepy and an unfair power imbalance on many levels. However, I enjoy the show not because I like the mage, but because I enjoy everything else and I find it interesting. If you want to watch PC shows filled with SJW tendencies there are many forms of entertainment you can watch to get your fill, anime is one of the only things left not forced with it. I do suggest you just drop the show, if it bothers you to such a degree. Perhaps go watch Supergirl? |
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Epicenter said: Not all shows are about morality and you having to have your ideals shaped by said shows. Personally, I too find this relationship quite creepy and an unfair power imbalance on many levels. However, I enjoy the show not because I like the mage, but because I enjoy everything else and I find it interesting. If you want to watch PC shows filled with SJW tendencies there are many forms of entertainment you can watch to get your fill, anime is one of the only things left not forced with it. I do suggest you just drop the show, if it bothers you to such a degree. Perhaps go watch Supergirl? There's literally nothing creepy about it. And "unfair power imbalance"? Well, he's obviously going to be better than her at magic. How is this even a criticism? |
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are-kusu said: ... Welp, I suppose it was inevitable to come across one of these threads sooner or later. People seem to forget that Elias isn't human and keep applying human sensibilities to him. This is a story about how he and Chise learn how to be human "together" and that's that. If you're going to judge it without bothering to see more, I suppose that's your choice. Just that it's a very limited perspective on an otherwise lovely story about self-discovery and recovering from a painful life. sorry but the hes not human excuse only goes so far Elias is fine because hes trying to understand. meanwhile Kyubey @Epicenter whats wrong with DC tv series :( i quite enjoy it. and i also like anime and i love this manga. waiting for the anime to finish before watching I've had to many anime from my favorite manga let me down like dream eater marry, yozakura quartets first anime (the new reboot they made recent;y is fine) the first full metal alchemist, deadman wonderland, Dimension W, etc |
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jhanpr said: I still don't understand how did you get the impression of misogyny in this show. I didn't even see a clashing between sexes or something regarding the superiority of men or the inferiority of women in general. I'm probably blindfolded, I don't know. Based on what I watched, I don't see anything but a slave being negotiated because she has a special power. I wouldn't be bothered if she was used as a weapon later on the show because she was a slave and was bought. However, to me, it looks like Elias doesn't want to use her as a weapon, he may have a deeper interest related to her Sleigh Beggy thing. I'm sorry, OP, but please don't live in a bubble, it's not cool. If you want to, you should try some Netflix shows, there are plenty that does not promote misogyny. dude slavery is my main problem with this series as much as i like the manga. slavery is NEVER a good action. Elias had no idea what he was doing back then (which comes back to bite him later in the manga,) |
| "among monsters and humans, there are only two types. Those who undergo suffering and spread it to others. And those who undergo suffering and avoid giving it to others." -Alice “Beauty is no quality in things themselves: It exists merely in the mind which contemplates them; and each mind perceives a different beauty.” David Hume “Evil is created when someone gives up on someone else. It appears when everyone gives up on someone as a lost cause and removes their path to salvation. Once they are cut off from everyone else, they become evil.” -Othinus |
hazarddex said: are-kusu said: ... Welp, I suppose it was inevitable to come across one of these threads sooner or later. People seem to forget that Elias isn't human and keep applying human sensibilities to him. This is a story about how he and Chise learn how to be human "together" and that's that. If you're going to judge it without bothering to see more, I suppose that's your choice. Just that it's a very limited perspective on an otherwise lovely story about self-discovery and recovering from a painful life. sorry but the hes not human excuse only goes so far Elias is fine because hes trying to understand. meanwhile Kyubey @Epicenter whats wrong with DC tv series :( i quite enjoy it. and i also like anime and i love this manga. waiting for the anime to finish before watching I've had to many anime from my favorite manga let me down like dream eater marry, yozakura quartets first anime (the new reboot they made recent;y is fine) the first full metal alchemist, deadman wonderland, Dimension W, etc I didn't say it was bad, I use to watch Supergirl and all those cw shows until like a year or two ago, I enjoyed them at the time. I'm just saying, if he wants social justice and all that, Supergirl would be a good show for him instead of crying about anime. |
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Kittens-kun said: Epicenter said: Not all shows are about morality and you having to have your ideals shaped by said shows. Personally, I too find this relationship quite creepy and an unfair power imbalance on many levels. However, I enjoy the show not because I like the mage, but because I enjoy everything else and I find it interesting. If you want to watch PC shows filled with SJW tendencies there are many forms of entertainment you can watch to get your fill, anime is one of the only things left not forced with it. I do suggest you just drop the show, if it bothers you to such a degree. Perhaps go watch Supergirl? There's literally nothing creepy about it. And "unfair power imbalance"? Well, he's obviously going to be better than her at magic. How is this even a criticism? IDK what to tell you, to me it seems rather obvious. Even the episode before this one, the girl they met was indicating how inappropriate it was. |
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| Basically you said that what bothered you was the message sent by the girl who sells herself and consequently finds happiness, right? The idea of every single story having to send a message bothers me a little, because I don't read/watch things to have models for life, but to have a good time. But why don't we try to change the perspective of things a little bit? Instead of focusing on the message why don't you focus on what has driven Chise to sell herself? Or Elias to buy her? Chise had real issues that led to her selling herself. She didn't sell herself because she liked it. She obviously led quite the life and was bearing an heavy amount of feelings for that to happen. Let's think of she becoming a slave, which is obviously a bad thing, as a consequence of her messed up state of mind. I think a realistic message would be about how someone can do unthinkable and self-destructing things when driven to such a state. In real life, these unthinkable things could be like commiting suicide, for example. Now, let's not think of her happy ending as a consequency of her giving up on herself. The message sent here could be that even if you're having the most deppressing and outrageous thoughts you can still be saved, you can still be happy. And the message for the people who notice someone driven to a corner would be to try to help. It's not exactly the most comfortable thing to help someone we don't know or we don't care about, but wouldn't it be great if people would just help each ther when needed, regardless of their feelings for each other? After 3 episodes, it appears to me that Elias is trying to save Chise more than treating her as a slave, not exactly from her messed up mind, but from her powers as a Sleigh Begger that could end uo destroying her, and that was one of the reasons he bought her, maybe. Sure, she giving up on herself is not exactly the greatest message to send someone, but it is a realistic one. Many people were driven to state of mind where they'd give up on themselves, thanks to their own circumstances. Well, what captivates me most about the story, and stories in general, are the feelings behind the actions and how those feelings change and develop, according to the characters personality. So even if there isn't a positive message, I think it's worth it just to see Chise and Elias develop as characters and achieving happiness together. But that's just me. My advice would be to not let things like a good message about slavery missing ruin a potentially good and interesting show. |
Epicenter said: Kittens-kun said: There's literally nothing creepy about it. And "unfair power imbalance"? Well, he's obviously going to be better than her at magic. How is this even a criticism? IDK what to tell you, to me it seems rather obvious. Even the episode before this one, the girl they met was indicating how inappropriate it was. What is obvious exactly? |
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Kittens-kun said: Epicenter said: IDK what to tell you, to me it seems rather obvious. Even the episode before this one, the girl they met was indicating how inappropriate it was. What is obvious exactly? Did you read the next sentence? |
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| I think the idea here, instead of affixing human rights to fictional characters, is to ascertain what is series trying to do, and how much leeway the concept of fantasy can give to such a setting. Or basically, I hate watching people be assholes for no point. I hate Himouto! Umaru Chan, not because of any rights being violated, I am just annoyed, for example. Or Himegoto. No one rights have been violated, since no one exists, but I be damned if I were not displeased with seeing a man being put in situations where he would be sexually assaulted, all due to his female captors. Or Classroom of the Elite, in terms of the framing the OP has criticized. Namely, I disliked how Sakura Airi's character is pushed to affection for the protagonist, who saved her from being raped, with such an incident only serving that purpose. I found this lazily cheap, and overly romanticized, especially since this isn't psychologically healthy, and I am tired of people thinking it is romantic. No, no it is not. When I display moral outrage, I am not demanding legal action, goodness no. Have you seen the stuff I fap to? I am just irritated, essentially. |
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She pointed out their dynamic after she asked if he had done anything to her. Chise described the bath scene as being worse then it actually was. So she hits him. Both this scene, and the bath scene, were comedy scenes. How does that support your "power imbalance" complaint? I mean, you never even said what you mean by that exactly. |
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fenderstratt said: Why? Lunafleurette said: Not even gonna bother if you don't understand what the show is about. What is it about? Chise is going to change as the story progress, so I don't think it's relevant to summarize the entirety of the show based only on just how a character felt at one moment in her life. Basically what the other person above said: you don't understand what the show is about. But that's not your fault at all. The story has been settled to know more about Chise's life as the story progress. That's the reason why it is not recommended to watch the OVA prior of watching the TV series. Chise's backstory was supposed to be a mystery at this point so I get it that you don't understand the show. |
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