A new student uses his powers to charm the girls of the school into becoming his slaves.
Impressions:
This episode for the most part was fairly ridiculous, in the standard way that most episodes are. It was kind of fun seeing all the girls fawn over this guy because of the cheesy talk and magic he kept using, though the episode was made even weirder by the revelation that the guy was the bat. The bat seems to be so unimportant, in the first season it was nothing more then a narrator, and here it did nothing but follow Kokoa around. Seeing him actually do something, anything was startling.
Still, this episode had a good deal of serious focus in it too. As the last episode did, this episode had some serious development for Kokoa which is great as she is the only hope for any overall encompassing story for this season. I think the topic of Kokoa realizing which Moka is her sister and so on is an interesting one, just so far it hasn’t really changed from Kokoa just denying that regular Moka is her sister. While it’s good to keep bringing up the point like they have been, time is running out and I hope they actually develop that point more.
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Yeah really if there is any overall point to the second season it must be dealing with Kokoa. Its a tough position to be in and trying to rationalize it. For now she still can’t accept the pink haired Moka to be her sister in any way. Only a few episodes left in the second season so we’ll see if there is anything more than grumbling acceptance from Kokoa.
Sort of fun to watch, but really kinda just out there and random to me.
They’re sort of moving on the Kokoa thing but not by much yet.
Personally, I prefer white haired Moka too, afterall, she is the “original” Moka, the “real” Moka in her natural state.