I laughed so hard. I have no favorite among all the cursed sand glyphs. I couldn't stop laughing throughout the whole text (no cp friendship, I like Al very much)
Marvelous. The people from the Stone Gate crew here have truly implemented the spirit of science. Real science does not mean denying things that are inconsistent with common sense, but having a heart to explore the unknown... Because of this, scientific spells can become a bridge between the world of magic and the world of non-spells.
The beginning and the early and middle stages are relatively eye-catching. The later part of the story about reforming the magic world (?) Is a bit hasty and rough, but it is still enjoyable. At least Huzi is living a happy life. In addition, the overall feeling is more of a group portrait, and the emotional line will be a little lighter (but I don't mind it myself, jj Huzi's BGs are very few, let alone such high-quality ones as this one...)
The psychological description of the heroine is very delicate, especially her pain and distortion, but it has little to do with the main plot of the curse. It's a pity that I didn't see a female character who didn't appear as a "mother" and could have a positive impact on the heroine.
The horror of Keke is properly displayed. The emotional line between the heroine and Chuuya may not be so intense at first glance, but looking back at the ending, I feel that the development is very natural and reasonable, and it is not the kind of falling in love for the sake of falling in love.
Super cool! There are almost no OOC characters in Fumino and Jukai. The setting of Umineko is used very cleverly, and it brilliantly shows the tragic feeling of magical girls fighting against fate. The emotional line is also very well drawn. Mayumi can be said to be my favorite heroine among all the Jubilee movies I have watched!