『とんがり帽子のアトリエ』第7話 海外『Raincleaver の作画が神』キーフリーの剣型水魔法＆騎士団の記憶消去展開に大反響

Impressive that Qifrey hasn't failed to aura farm a single time he's used magic this season and he keeps finding new ways to do it in completely different situations like with that river slicing sword.

The raincleaver is so freaking cool oh my god

Yeah, understandable fangirling by our 4 students. My reaction is the same as them once I saw Raincleaver. Qifrey-sensei never fails to impress!

And even adding to the aura: His magic seems to be concentrated around the element he hates the most. Qifrey was so annoyed by water that he learned every way to control it and still look cool doing it.

Such a sickass sword and it can split oceans in half? Really intrigued to see more magic weapons/tools that are as powerful as this!

Definitely can see why Qifrey didn't want to get the Knights Moralis involved with Coco. The type of people to erase memories and ask questions later given the only confirmation they needed was who cast the spell. Like can't you at least take a look to see if the spell is still

Of course, law enforcement comes in, with a quick look at the situation, immediately judges and executes without even thinking she might be lying to save another person. Great, very realistic.

For real though, are there no trials and judges for the magic police? Just straight from "you seem suspicious" to memory wiping, not even bothering establishing guilt first? Either the guy is a hard core zealot, or Brimmed Caps are so dangerous that they take no chances, and inno

Don't forget, their method of punishment (memory erasure) also ensures they cant get any more information, no need to further investigate!

Coco: "Don't I have the right to a fair trial!?" Knights Moralis: "We don't do that here."

More like erase memories now, ask questions never with that order "Who put you up to this?!" "What? Who are you? How did I get here?" "Tch, another one that won't talk. These Brimmed Hats sure are good at covering their tracks..."

Coco's euphoria when being called "Little Miss Witch" I swear, she's so adorable That landslide was scary Normally, Agott and Coco don't get along, but good thing Agott distracted the villagers long enough for Coco to rescue Custas and herself. Of course

First time someone on the "other side" has acknowledged her as a true Witch! She's finally legit! Agott can deny their friends as much as she wants, she still genuinely cared about Coco's well-being here and actually acknowledged her. Don't mess with the Knights Moralis.

He's a good mentor. He lets you help out but he also is fully aware that you're an inexperienced kid who can't be allowed to help out beyond your experience level.

Olruggio is a huge troll. "Yeah you can come with us, but you stay put and don't touch anything. Thank you."

That cliffhanger has me stunned. Coco just copied the spell the other girls used, so how has its destructiveness increased so much??? Someone definitely had to have set her up with the Knights Moralis coming so fast to erase her memories.

The size of the sigil is what determines it's power, there's no shot this was Coco.

Glad to see Easthies beefing actual children animated now. May his slander begin. Also was that Sukuna's voice for Easthies???

Really like how not only was there emphasis on drawing magic being prohibited in front of ordinary people similar to the 1st episode but now it also introduces a set of challenges on its own, making magic not a completely omnipotent solution to everything.

Yeah it's interesting because Witches in this verse essentially need to be magicians in our world-talented in sleight of hand, misdirection and theatricality in order to disguise the true nature of their spell casting.

I love the fact that the magic system actually serves as the practical justification for witches to wear robes instead of it just being how mages are always depicted. In addition to answering thr question why they dont usually rely on stuffs like rulers to draw.

The cloaks aren't just a fashion statement or a floatation device but a method of obscuring what they do from prying eyes.