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I love that the judges know and just watched them do their thing. Wonder how bad it went before to make it very boring for the judges....
Weeb, or might have Japanese relatives.So, I don't quite get why the bartender can speak Japanese. Is she a witch? Or is that just a convenient plot device so the scene works?
Fake Akane's expression at the bottom of 27 may be one of my favorites in the series.
I'm not sure what Akane does is because of her Light-alignment or because she's Akane. She's always been noted throughout the whole series for doing some pretty outrageous things that other witches wouldn't even consider doing, much less at her young age. And booze just lowers her inhibitions even more.So dark witches can manipulate base magic to create new effects, I guess light witches can manipulate existing magic, seeing how Akane could easily dispel the disguises and mist, and is able to copy magic really easily?
From what they say, it’s boring because everyone is being good kids so nothing happened.I love that the judges know and just watched them do their thing. Wonder how bad it went before to make it very boring for the judges....
No, what I mean is what caused the previous competitions that forced people to be goody two shoes. The judges are really old anyway so they might be referring to days when witches are very free spirited and such. Maybe it's related to that old prophecy they been talking about where the witches are forced to hide themselves to humanity.From what they say, it’s boring because everyone is being good kids so nothing happened.
While back in their days, they will play out their dirty tricks to win right to host the game, and all the sabotage is part of the fun.
So they really enjoy how the Norway team go out of their way to make something out of ordinary, and the Japan team to fight back so it doesn’t finish easily.
Like people already said, yes, control / the feeling of control and lack thereof.Thank you for the translation! They was a pretty fun arc. Makes me wonder though. Would bunjee jumping be scary for witches who fly often in the first place?
Rather than prophecy or incident forcing them to be more rule abiding, could just be generation gap and change in lifestyle.No, what I mean is what caused the previous competitions that forced people to be goody two shoes. The judges are really old anyway so they might be referring to days when witches are very free spirited and such. Maybe it's related to that old prophecy they been talking about where the witches are forced to hide themselves to humanity.
for people with reality-bending magical powers, the whole thing would only amount to a minor inconvenience.man I'd be really pissed off at those Norwegian witches. Dunno why, since everyone seems to take it in stride, but the lengths they went to would no longer be in the "funny prank" territory for me
Nah, some of us, including me talked about control and lack thereof.Considering these are witches that fly on brooms (hence no fear of heights) ain’t bungee’ing more of a reward than punishment?
Maybe with the generational shift but it's not really a solid reason for this series I believe. Witches are pretty traditional for this series. Even if there's something new, they still work on the old stuff as well.Rather than prophecy or incident forcing them to be more rule abiding, could just be generation gap and change in lifestyle.
They had noticed the rulebook itself say nothing about following the rule, only to not get caught.
The Great Sabbath are held every 20 years. During the previous event, Akane and the other witches would have still been babies. Makoto wasn't even born yet.
If we stack a few more occassions, it would have been more than half century, human society had grown bigger. Assuming those who were raised in modern society would be more used to how orders are kept and breakers aren't treated well by the society. That could have brought the change on how the witches learn to not recklessly try to take risk by crossing the line.