It’s kind of like how all the characters in Goblin Slayer don’t have real names either. The titular Magical Sempai is never actually given a real name. But one thing is for sure, it doesn’t have much “plot.” Characters Despite only having one member this club doesn’t seem like it’s in danger of being shut down - probably because it’s actually academic. There’s also the science club which is located next door. Let me know which side you think has the bigger “plot” in the comments. The leaders of both halves of the magic and street performance club definitely have large “plots,” but I think the street performance plot is bigger. There’s also the “plot” which is really the reason most people probably picked up this series.
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Magic is a street performance, after all.īut, that’s not the only form of plot this series has. And while the leaders of these two halves won’t admit it, they both do essentially the same thing. In order to stay afloat, the magic club is eventually forced to merge with the equally small street performance club. But she was already using a room anyway, so it’s not like being official matters all that much. She doesn’t really care if the magic club is official or not, other than the fact that as an official club she gets a room to practice in. Instead, the club president just wants to perform magic. However, most other series with this initial setup follow our main characters as they revive the club and save their school from doom and destruction. There’s a school magic club that doesn’t have enough members to survive, but its crazy “club” president refuses to let it die. The plot of Magical Sempai is fairly straightforward. If those genres typically aren’t for you, then you probably won’t get much from this series. If you like comedy and ecchi series I think this is definitely one to try. But I have to say, for what it is, it was good - not second season coming soon good, but good. You may recognize them from series like Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches and Hanebado! Overall they make some pretty decent anime, but nothing that really stands out - this is no exception.Īnd with tags like “comedy,” “ecchi,” “school,” and “seinen,” you really shouldn’t go into this series expecting to find your next 10/10 anime. This series is an adaptation of a manga and was created by the studio LIDENFILMS. The reason full-length episodes would have been better is simply because more skits could have been squeezed into each episode. Each episode is broken up into multiple, standalone-ish skits. That said, it’s not as if the half-length episodes really hurt the series in any way. And I do think this is a series which would have benefited from having full-length episodes.
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But unfortunately, the episodes were only 13 minutes long, not the full 24. The manga versions of Wotakoi and Magical Sempai share the same publisher, Kodansha.Magical Sempai (Tejina-senpai / 手品先輩) was one of the better anime series of the Summer 2019 season.
The stories in the one-shot version were remade with all-new art for the serialized version.Ī comparison of the unlicensed translation (left) and licensed translation (right) of chapter 5 part 3 In addition, Sempai was given a more suggestive design and more prominent fangs. A short foreword by the author explains that "they said it would be hard to run that version," so in response, the manga was crammed full of "dirty jokes and stuff". Two chapters (11 parts total) from the original one-shot version of Magical Sempai are included as a bonus feature at the end of Volume 6. Although the manga still focused on comedy, risqué situations were minimal to non-existent.Ĭurrent Sempai "doesn't understand the world of perversion" but frequently makes suggestive comments She had a younger, more cheerful, "cute" appearance and wore a sailor-style school uniform. The one-shot version of Magical Sempai featured a much more innocent Sempai than the current version. One-shot-Sempai is more cheerful and youthful
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