Mahô Shôjo ni Akogarete

A very bad anime for s i ck people and otakus, this is not ok, this is very perverted and we as parents need to do better to protect our kids, there are better shows for them to watch like Pokemon, rising of shield hero or redo of healer

The show has no story only torture scene and fetiches, its very disturbing to watch and its s shame that is very popular, the main girl is a sick individual and she needs help, the other 3 girls magical girls are sick and they need help for different reasons, its so sad that these is anime now, otakus deserve better not everyone is a sick person, they like to watch good stories like Made In Abyss, a sick anime but it has an interesting story overall 5/10.

I was expecting a usual ecchi anime: categories like ecchi, yuri and magical girls really are not my thing but i saw some reviews and got curious.

To my very surprise the characters are making the show very hilarious. The ecchi stuff is purely made for for the jokes and if you take it that way you will like it.

Pros:

• Good character writing (especially the main protagonist girl)
• Background story to almost all characters, some are more deep others are so blatantly flat that its hilarious
• At least i was very amused, the jokes are great and its not like the many silly romcoms
• Artwork excellent
• Also good dubbing for other languages (e.g. German)

Cons:

• I felt that sometimes there was a time skip and we didnt see a bit of the story
• Gets a bit cliché ecchi in the last 2-3 episodes

Overall: Ill go with my pre-writers and would suggest to watch this anime and not get distracted or scared away from the genres (but it is 33% NSWF for sure)

Simply, wow!

The problem when you're someone like me, with a lot of experience watching anime, and especially an expert in the ecchi genre (my favorite), is that it becomes difficult for anything to surprise you. Of course, I still enjoy the genre and immerse myself in each series. However, that sense of wonder starts to fade.

But then there's Gushin Over Magical Girls, which is simply fantastic, original, and unpredictable. Even the most seasoned anime enthusiasts will find themselves saying, "Wow!" To avoid boring you, let me share the reasons for this.

It's an emotionally charged anime. The true value of this show lies in its deep exploration of each character's dark personality. There are no grand villains here; instead, we encounter flawed human beings. These characters have insecurities, virtues, and, above all, perversions. Buckle up because you'll get to know every character-from the superficial side to their darkest depths-all narrated with style, wit, and humor.

No clichés allowed. Gushing Over Magical Girls breaks away from the typical anime tropes. There are no clichéd episodes or overused character archetypes. Instead, it's a unique anime where every situation is completely unpredictable. The author crafts their own story, delving into the dark sides of characters with brilliance, elegance, and originality.

An explosion of emotions. This anime is pure emotion. Each episode will keep you on the edge of your seat because just when you think a character can't go any further in their perversions... well, they surprise you.

If you're observant, you'll notice I haven't commented on the plot's development. That's intentional-I want you to discover it for yourself. All I'll say is: good luck, and enjoy an anime that's simply a masterpiece of eroticism and comedy in animation history.

Obviously, there are always opinions from people who complain about fanservice. But gentlemen, from the genre, it's clear that this is an ecchi story. If even knowing that, fanservice leads you to rate it poorly, the problem isn't the anime-it's you, who were in the wrong place.

THE GOOD: The most entertaining and explosive perverse anime in decades THE BAD: There probably won't be a second season.

IMPOSSIBLE NOT TO FALL IN LOVE with Utena, the great protagonist.

This is not a "magical girl" anime . More of a opposite . If you just searched magical girl and this popped , you are probably on the wrong page .

So about the anime , it is where main character is otaku sadistic girl and she becomes villain after getting random skill . And all episodes of the anime contains her beating up magical girls and enjoying it and thats all of screen time .

Personally i finished all of the anime just because i feel guilty giving rating a show that i didnt fully watched . So it did get boring for me. Not because it almost did not had a plot , but also all episodes were basically same. Well, something happens in the last 4 episodes but that was obviously rushed to make people ask second season .

In short , i was bored.

Even while Mahoako didn't have the same mobility as Frieren and Kusuriya, it was still a formidable opponent. This program was incredible; it had excellent episode after amazing episode, great animation, and a level of degeneracy I never would have imagined in a TV anime. Even though I loved the manga going into it, they went it a step further by incorporating sequences from the anime and assembling an amazing ensemble of voice actors for this project.

They're not actual humans, to start. Secondly, it minimizes a cast that is genuinely exceptionally well-written. Although there is a lot of erotic content involving the females, the tale is much more complex than that. Mahoako is an erotica fan service anime as much as it is a tale of sexual exploration and liberty and lovely ladies doing cute things. The main character, Utena, is initially a shy, reticent girl who lacks friends and a way to communicate her feelings. We watch her steadily change after turning into Magia Baiser and acquire the self-assurance to be herself in social situations.

I could go into a great deal more detail regarding this series' psychological elements and depth, but the main point I want to make is that it's more than just a sexy and erotica program. Don't let the tagline deter you; there's more to the characters' actions than meets the eye.