Unfortunately... Majo to Yajuu's writing is nowhere near good enough to compensate for the eyesore that are it's visuals
The mysterious and twisted premise that comes off as quite intriguing at first glance is quickly proven to be a flatline with a couple of spikes of gore here and there and little to no plot progression or character developement in sight
The way characters interact with eachother and react to the situations they're in also look more unnatural than silicon... you know what
And now onto the most dreadded part of this anime... the animation
I am definitely becoming a lot less spoilt after watching this, cuz Majo to Yajuu's animation is so bad it makes the likes of Tokyo Revengers and Jujutsu Kaisen s2 look like Ghibli
This is the stiffest, flattest, most inconsistent animation i have ever seen
Characters are better described as mannequins in need of oiling than actual people, and mannequins is not only a perfect fit for the unexpressively wooden movements, but also for the eyes, calling them lifeless is an understatement, in fact, most of the times they aren't even looking in the right direction! The eyes are blank and focusing on nothingness
With countless scenes that look like they're missing frames and movements that very visibly break lines, this would've needed writing on the level of (insert your idea of top-tier writing here) to barely keep it on life support
