I'll get to the point. The main character is one of the most pathetic, sniveling, whiny, weak, pieces of crap i have bore witness to. Not once does he man up, and the only time he does something actually somewhat noble, he's crying throughout. For example, one character is dying, all he has to do is kiss the character to ressurect the character. He decided to snivel and cry and whine for about 5 minutes.
There's a point at which the pathetic-ness of a character reaches a point that you stop caring, usually i would have turned it off except I felt a payoff was due, i sat through over half of it, i was going to see it through, so why didn't i turn it off.
There's a certain plot device in anime, movies, tv, that is meant to build the suspense and anxiety, this particular device makes me rage. In WCW, it reached such an absurd point that my soul actually left my body. Imagine having super powers, there is an evil villian that comes to your town, destroys everything, tortures your friends, and then kills everyone. You would think that if you had a slight advantage you would take it and dispose of this person.
In WCW, the villains come into town, devise evil, the main characters beat them up a little bit and then walk away leaving the villains half beat up. Ofc they are villains, so naturally they go away and come back. At what point should you expect the main characters to at least tie them up? Nothing breaks immersion or even suspension of disbelief more than something so absurdly unbelieveable as letting the villains go. I understand you might not want to kill them, i mean, they only killed everyone in town and destroyed everything. Let them go. The last episode of the trash bag, this probably happened about 10 times. In a row. To the point where they would beat the villain up, turn around and start chatting to each other, and then the villain would get up right behind their backs and attack them again. and everytime they did this, the attacks got more and more heinous until the villain actually killed both of them. Oh, if it wasn't for love the heroes wouldn't have ressurected. alas.
So after the villain literally stabs the main character in the back, she regrets what she's done so she uses magic to heal the mc a little bit and then walks right out in front of like 20 of their friends. And she just walks away and they have no intention of doing anything to her. Their jails in this show get broken out of by everyone who gets put in them. Literally, everyone that ever gets put in jail in this show breaks out immediately. Seriously what is the point? The villains basically shit all over everyone and they love it. I mean this is an anime for extreme masochists. Japan is doing a great job teaching this shit to people.
How am i supposed to feel about this? The protagonists were terrible to watch, the most uninteresting piles of crap i've ever seen. The "villains" were the only redeeming factor in this entire show. AND NOBODY WON ANYTHING. Nothing was resolved, none of it even made any sense. All of it was avoidable. Every single plan that the evil doers plotted was obviously preventable. The show didn't hide it, they wanted you to know that.
What was the story here? MC has power, everyone tries to protect that power, everyone fails miserably, and then nothing happens. I don't think i've ever felt this enraged after a show before. I hope you didn't read all of this, but if you did, the moral to this story is stay away unless you can enjoy the fake, lazy suspense that the MC's create by doing virtually nothing and acting so naive and unreasonable that you have to suspect this entire show was written ad hoc on the back of a bar coaster.
Good night.
