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Wlep, it took quite a long time fro this to be aired, but at long last the ending came, basically this was based on the Majimoji Rurumo: Makai-hen manga, and serve as a sequel to the TV anime. So we can safely say that this is were the franchise ends......I think. But, anywayz, since this is where finale was, I can say that storywise, it was good, when we see Kota gave his life so that Rurumo can finally become a witch, make that a double since unbeknownst to both Kota and Rurumo the girl they saved was the witch queen, who was 5,011 years old whom at the end gave the two a good ending where Warura get's to keep her 1st class status after abetting Rurumo for stealing the crystal that contains Kota's soul from the guardians, Rurumo get's to stay as a witch and Kota......well well he get's to live again and gets back to earth though IMAO I think it would have been better that instead of giving a lame excuse that he was able to woke up and slip out quietly before the cremation , Ruruma could have just altered the memories of everyone as if that Kota's dead never occurred, but then again the good part was that Kota and Rurumo no longer have to pretend that they're sibling , they're officially lovers and Rurumo get to attend school with Kota, so without any more adieu, here were my ratings:
Story- Good 7: Since this is were the franchise ends, but the part as to what kind of excuse that Kota gave that he back from the death was just tooooooo lame .
Art-Fair 6: It was suppose to have some ecchi in it, but not here.
Sound- Very Good 8: that for the ending theme "Futari no Chronostasis" by Phoebe Chan.
Character- Good 7: Here, it was mostly Rurumo and Kota where their relationship progresses as they become lovers. Warura and his familiar were there and were able to provide the good support .
Enjoyment- Very Good 8: what can I say studio JC Staff did save the best for last.
Overall- Very Good: I was worth watching as we say good bye to the franchise, but we have to be very honest that this was not the original creator, Watanabe, Wataru's best work.
