Magi Craft Meister - Vol. 11 Ch. 51

[MangaDex]

 

[WhimsiCat]

So the solution was to brainwash the brainwasher.

 

[Tds-PdV]

The big baddie organization that has been the antagonist for about half the series so far is now a good organization because a malfunctioning automata was repaired. Everything fixed with a snap of a finger with no fallout, significant consequences, and/or further intricacies. If anything the lost memories is a good thing. Everyone likes each other and is happy.

I swear some children’s stories have more depth than that.

 

[anideki]

Most manga lack antagonists being killed... Welp, that's one conflict solved that surely won't come back and bite em in the ass later down the line, right. (?)

 

[LunaDelrey]

Feels like the author wants to quickly wrap up the story... By shooting it in the leg.

 

[Mystic0909]

The big baddie organization that has been the antagonist for about half the series so far is now a good organization because a malfunctioning automata was repaired. Everything fixed with a snap of a finger with no fallout, significant consequences, and/or further intricacies. If anything the lost memories is a good thing. Everyone likes each other and is happy.

I swear some children’s stories have more depth than that.

Agreed this ending felt kinda hollow. Felt like the author didn't want to deal with the consequences and instead just move onto a new arc without addressing anything to do with what just happened. Just resurrect the baddie, make them goodie now and move on.

 

[Yuu338]

The end of what looks like a terrorist organization that became the main antagonist this whole time feels like a lazy and hollow attempt to bring a conclusion to the story arc. Consequences? Nah, all of the former member are reformed in 2 pages. Not in great way of story telling just "they turned from bad organization to good organization" in one page. Bruh, even if it's shonen manga, it's the shallowest story depth i've ever read. Not that they weren't get executed, it's just there's no logical resolution, complexity, intricacies and consequences out of all the things that happened in this arc. Everything is just "*snaps_fingers yep, we're done" in few pages.

 

[ciera]

thank you

 

[Amariithynar]

The end of what looks like a terrorist organization that became the main antagonist this whole time feels like a lazy and hollow attempt to bring a conclusion to the story arc. Consequences? Nah, all of the former member are reformed in 2 pages. Not in great way of story telling just "they turned from bad organization to good organization" in one page. Bruh, even if it's shonen manga, it's the shallowest story depth i've ever read. Not that they weren't get executed, it's just there's no logical resolution, complexity, intricacies and consequences out of all the things that happened in this arc. Everything is just "*snaps_fingers yep, we're done" in few pages.

From what I remember of the LN this manga is based off of, it's not even all that different in shallow depth, either, even though it's overall much more detailed.

 

[Onisquirrel]

The end of what looks like a terrorist organization that became the main antagonist this whole time feels like a lazy and hollow attempt to bring a conclusion to the story arc. Consequences? Nah, all of the former member are reformed in 2 pages. Not in great way of story telling just "they turned from bad organization to good organization" in one page. Bruh, even if it's shonen manga, it's the shallowest story depth i've ever read. Not that they weren't get executed, it's just there's no logical resolution, complexity, intricacies and consequences out of all the things that happened in this arc. Everything is just "*snaps_fingers yep, we're done" in few pages.

I see your problem here, the organization is set to evil.

 

[Nemo2342]

I see your problem here, the organization is set to evil.

Have you tried turning your organization on and off again?

 

[ElZavier]

Is this for real?

"The Genocidal Evil Terrorist Organization is attacking everyone and terrorizing many nations! ... But it's ok because they're good guys now!"

 

[morichiro]

So, she was using them by allowing them to use her while brainwashing them and being brainwashed at the same time? the fuck

 

[captain_crunch]

Wat, I don't remember the robogirl having brainwashing power, thought it was the human leader. Maybe I remembered incorrectly, oh well

 

[MangaMeka]

I would argue that milktoast is spicier than whatever, ending this ultimately came out to be.

 

[flannan]

Is this for real?

"The Genocidal Evil Terrorist Organization is attacking everyone and terrorizing many nations! ... But it's ok because they're good guys now!"

Yes, brainwashing is an excellent way to deal with evil organizations. Totally not evil.
Also, they aren't genocidal or even terrorist. They just want to conquer the world.

 

[Nemo2342]

Wat, I don't remember the robogirl having brainwashing power, thought it was the human leader. Maybe I remembered incorrectly, oh well

Yeah I have 0 idea where the brainwashing came from

 

[Amplify]

The big baddie organization that has been the antagonist for about half the series so far is now a good organization because a malfunctioning automata was repaired. Everything fixed with a snap of a finger with no fallout, significant consequences, and/or further intricacies. If anything the lost memories is a good thing. Everyone likes each other and is happy.

I swear some children’s stories have more depth than that.

There's a reason why I dropped the novel, though admittedly we haven't even come to what finally broke me yet.

 

[WillTell]

and they lived happily ever after...

 

[Nemo2342]

There's a reason why I dropped the novel, though admittedly we haven't even come to what finally broke me yet.

Can you spoil it for me? I'm bowing out of the manga now but I can't help but wonder how it gets worse.