I know it's not satisfying to have weak pathetic villains, but come on! The heroes themselves needs to have some wins every now and then.
Every scheme they seemingly stop doesn't do any real damage to the villains, and anytime the villains bother to get involve directly, they easily win. How...
I mean you are right in saying that he is not a good person, but it's easy to forget that he had his life destroyed by the demons and another magical girl. Might be Shuri or even the other one.
Although Shuri herself was constantly screwed over by humanity in this world first despite her best...
Imagine your friend setting you up for a blind date, and it happens to be the BIGGEST and most IMPORTANT person in the entire country.
That girl is actually taking it better than I thought.
I don't think that's the coach, but rather the friend she was talking with on the phone.
They said that the coach that they were aiming for was a foreign coach. Not a local person.
Let me guess that food is poison?
Seems really stupid to tell them this story and let them know you intent to sacrifice them, when any normal sensible person will try to run away or resist the moment they find out.
Either that, or they will use their powers to subdue them.
This is one reason why I enjoy low stakes matches more.
The protagonist can lose and learn from their mistakes without having to worry about losing anything important.
Simple enough.
Evil prince has been trying to get rid of princess, but all his attempts fail. Until he finally sends in the big guy. Who defeats MC and leaves her badly injured.
Evil prince then attempts to frame princess for terrible crimes so that he becomes the ruler.
Princess former...