@@MagnakayViolet i think that's more likely than her being bothered by blood; especially fae have a problem with cold-forged iron, which is iron forged at or near room temperature; a housewife with a cold-forged skillet would be a serious problem for a fey creature
I like how he didn't get mad and reprimand the kid who is very clearly traumatized by what happened. A "the consequences were punishment enough" moment I wish we'd see more of.
@@VitaeLibra he does have emotions, he just doesn't understand them and they don't seem quite the same as ours. there have been several times when he has shown anger, he has felt sad and lonely while Chise was gone, and he has described what seemed like feeling love.
@@Rembanspellsong Fair enough. I think my point still stands that with how he is the thought wouldn't occur to him but I was wrong about the no emotions thing. Dunno how I forgot that. It's literally the point of the show. My bad
@@VitaeLibra At least you admitted you were wrong. For some reason there are many people on TH-cam who just never seem to able to back when they make a mistake
@@EveryHonestEffort thats harmless compared to other chemicals. I know someone who took a whiff of sulfric acid. He went to the hospital. And just last week a colleague went to the hospital after breathing in Ammoniac.
Poor kid didn't realize this isn't the type of anime where gumption, a loud mouth, and a "can-do, I believe in myself, I'll never give up" attitude doesn't work here.
The best part of Mahoutsukai no Yome magic's system is that it's almost impossible for a spoiled and entitled kid to learn magic.... beautiful, you need to be at least humble and polite
It’s not just about humility but also about understanding that the fae live by their own different rules, same as us. And just as how we don’t always understand theirs, they don’t understand ours either and they’ve got no obligation to either.
This is running under the assumption that all fae care about whether you are humble or polite. Just looking at will o wisp. They are attracted to your personality and they are all different. If someone tried to be humble and polite to the will o wisp. It'll almost certainly turn them down The rest of this season puts a pretty big focus on understanding that even more than the first did
It's less about being humble and polite specifically and more about being accommodating to the rules that the specific fae you're trying to gain the favor of lives by.
I was a little surprised that Elias is actually a good teacher. Is his class dangerous? Of course, as it should be if you're learning real magic from a real magus. Still, I'd so take his class!!
I find it quite interesting how Elias is just cutthroat and straight to the point about who will and won't make it. Admittedly I've not watched the episode but I'm curious to see what he means by quit, whether it would be quitting the class or leaving the college altogether. In the end though atleast he is being honest about the dangers and forthcoming about protecting his students, if a little blunt about it. Also nice to see him fall back on Chise when handling the salamander
@alblgz that would explain why he is being blunt about it and not it isn't stirring up too much fuss. I'm interested to see the differences between magic and sorcery as I've just started watching the first season
@@hammer1349 Yep, it's quite an interesting distinction. Sorcerers are pretty much like magic users from Fate or alchemists. They produce mana themselves (magic cores inside), use it on spells that usually just bend laws of reality, and are more of scientists and researchers while sorcery is just another branch of science. Mages/Magi on the other hand are more akin to old-school wizards, druids, shamans or oracles. They use and weave magic from outside sources (like latent mana) and commonly enter into pacts with fey, mythic creatures, gods, devils, literal forces of nature and other sentient concepts. Their spells are very much intuitive, based on their feelings and they are very, very powerful, but also very fickle and unpredictable. It's very easy for them to lose themselves in them and get crippled or die since those spells usually just straight up break or ignore laws of reality or straight up just shape it into what they want. That is also not taking into consideration accidentally offending forces they make pacts with. Not many are born with aptitude for it, fewer still survive till they can be considered proper magi. That is why Elias is so blunt here. Interestingly, magi don't always come off as fully human. Elias is... yeah, but even Chise was noted by more sensitive sorcerers to feel somewhat... off. As if she was some kind of animal or beast in human skin, but not in a negative aspect. So yeah, magi are very much like druids or shamans that are quite a bit closer to fey than humans and are very attuned with nature and supernatural forces that their more logically and scientifically oriented cousins simply can't grasp
I like how they simplify them to "just" making a deal with a fae but then when chise goes dragon and does all sorts of stuff they can't believe how far it goes
This series is one of the very few that get it right when it comes to fae and mortal interactions. The fair folk answer to none but their own whims and fancy, save the archfeys, who can be even more unreasonable. They love praise, but despise rudeness and can change their opinion on a dime without any warning, purely because they feel like it.
In short, you have to treaat spirits like Cats. If they don't like you, they don't like you und won't listen to anything you say. If they like you, they may do what you want but you still have to be really nice to them and not fall into their bad graces. Only Difference, Cat scratches your Eye out, this thing will incenerate you and everyone else in close proximity.
PSA for folks who are interested in watching but hasn't seen the first season. If you like studio Ghibli movies, and/or Gaelic/ Nordic mythos fantasy then you will enjoy this series. I also recommend watching the OVA set "Those Awaiting a Star" which predates S1 as it gives some background on Chise's character.
Adding to this. The series does things differently from the comic but they do lead to the same destination and both are quite enjoyable. Warning: Series 1 has some unnecessary and embarrassingly stupid sexualization of certain female characters which was a HUGE downer and annoyance but other than that garbage, the series as a whole was quite enjoyable.
@@Anime10473 er no it doesn't, atleast not in the way you "warning" about it?? Unless your looking for it and take it so offensivly? There's ALL TYPES of females and females bodies and naturally as usual the more curvy and big chest ones be seen as sexuallized even if they haven't been drawn or mean it as such x
I think it's kind of key how he didn't offer them to sit in on the class even if they didn't have aptitude. A passing knowledge is genuinely dangerous to them if they have no way to apply it.
Less a flex and far more the brutal reality they must face. He needs to filter them out for their own sakes. Notice nearly every mage and alchemist is missing limbs, inflicted with curses or mangled up in some way. I seems to be an extremely dangerous line of work.
@CEN TEX more the nature of it. It seems that much of the English magic system uses "neighbours", animal spirits etc. As we've seen they are powerful and will only work with you if they want to or if it serves their own motives much like the faeries etc. A lot is trial and error, and as we know from working with wild animals or even other people, errors often come with costs
@@DGneoseeker1 key difference I guess is the application. Before being used in steel, iron was used in crafting weapons and what-not. Blood is necessary for life, iron weapons bring death. Also, the fusion at the center of stars grinds to a halt once iron is created because of how much energy it takes to heat it to fuse. One could infer that it may have magic inhibiting properties as a result.
Ik it Will be explained later but its Just so sad all magical creatures talk to the guy, super polite and then "you smell like rust" Will o wisp said the same in the next ep
I could see a full season of just the classes learning magic like this. They could add so much info like why the fae told the boy he smells of rust? Why the salamander rejected the boy. And why the neighbors get offended easily to violent results?!
Iron hurts fairies, his blood just have a strong smell of iron and that's why they don't want to work with him, if I remember right this is an alchemist school not a mage one
It gets explained really well later. It's semi understand fairly quickly why they don't like him. Then later on. It's even more self evident why they avoid him
“You’re just a lizard,” is the wrong thing to say to a salamander who can wield fire magic. First, the kid is disrespecting the salamander by saying that. Second, the kid is treating the salamander as a means to an end as it’s only a tool for him to wield magic. Third, it is offensive and provocative to the salamander, the kid never put himself in the salamander’s shoes and how he would feel if someone said something like that to him (if the kid was the salamander). Lastly, since the neighbors wield magic, the people who become magic users will need their help to conduct magic. If there is no mutual understanding or interdependence between the two parties it will be difficult to wield magic at all, among other things.
Yes you should and while I don’t know if this a completely apt comparison the only way I can describe this series is if they made a Ghibli/Miyazaki film into an anime it’s that sort of thing where it combines the mundane average world with the fantastical at least in the first Season, Season 2 so far seems to be leaning much more on the fantastical
it amuses me that no one has made a comment about how Elias just yeets the kid. He didn't just push them out of the way he picked that kid up and THREW him XD
I never watched any episode before because I always thought the dude is searching for a wife and relationship stuff and not about magic school/beasts and action packed magical battles, I suspect. Or I'm wrong about this, which one now?
I think in a lot of ways it could be described as anime Beauty and the Beast. Though the general premise is the two of them learning how to be human: One isn't human, and the other gave up on life. The setting itself is framed with European mythology, and folklore.
if i didnt know any better those two red heads could be Chise siblings she never knew about but only have differnt eye colors from a step dad or something....!!! that be a cool twist
I'll at least admit the little kid has guts to call a fire elemental "a lizard" 😅. Pretty dumb... But gutsy. He'll make for a strong mage as he gets older and wiser.
It is rather ironic that, in a class on working with magical creatures to cast spells, two of the characters that do well in the class, namely the red-haired twins, are descendants of St. George: most famous for the legend in which he fought and slayed a dragon.
“Kakuriyo bed and breakfast for spirits” plot- (slight spoilers) dad sells her to demon as collateral so she opens a restraint for spirits to repay the debt instead of marrying the demon.
This series incorporates folklore from lots of different places. It mainly borrows from Celtic folklore, but folkloric creatures and characters from the rest of Europe and Japan also appear. There are even some creatures and spell books from Lovecraftian stories for some reason.
I don't know, don't care what anime is this, people may call me simp for this.....but when i saw the index image as i scrolled down here. For a moment i thaught thats Sarada's mangekyou sharingan
Am i the only one who heard his words as "anyone who doesnt think they can do this right now give up i cant teach you" all i see is praise for his "wonderful" teaching when i see him failing to teach right here anyone wanna give a little insight?
As he said earlier in the episode (before this clip), It is simply impossible for people to become magus, regardless of skill or knowledge, if the fey do not like them.
This is an optional class for learning how to be a magus (who work with faeries and spirits to cast spells) in a school for sorcerers (who create their own magic). He told them beforehand that not everyone can become a magus because it requires being able to work with the fey.
Does anyone feel it? That the execution of certain scenes feels less whimsical compared to the first season? I get that the director changed and the series is entering a more mature, dark, and serious feel since we're dealing with humans, other organizations at ploy, and Chise's life in more grave trouble, but I feel the "magic" feel is kinda gone and I missed that aspect of the show. It really felt like it popped out of a fairytale and there's less of a magical feel since its all getting a "calculative" look if you understand what I mean.
Such is the nature of school. Its an inherently controlled environment by nature of what it is. The first season felt magical because we were learning first hand alongside Chise about what spirits did what and how likely they were to be a help/hinderence. The feeling of "magic" I suppose could be associated with freedom, the unknown and possibility. In a school environment those are replaced with cause and effect, knowledge and probability. It is not to say that it is not dangerous but we won't be seeing Chise try to go home the way Elias does and instead fly across the ocean as a phoenix because the spirits wanted to. Something else to consider is that the neighbours here seemingly aren't wild or in their natural habitat either. They have become acclimatised to a more controlled and regulated environment. They seemingly have allowed themselves to become predictable so they can assist teachers in training new mages. Given that a constant theme in the first season is that mages are a dying breed, I imagine they had some stakes in the game themselves so were likely more willing to lend their assistance. Elias probably made it clear to them what their role and purpose was beforehand
@@hammer1349 Ehm, no. The College doesn't train "magi" (mahoutsukai) who use spirits, it's for training "sorcerers" (majutsushi) who use their own power and/or tools. It's just an introductory elective about mahou lead by Elias as a guest teacher. So the spirits are those who just happen to be there at the moment (probably attracted by Chise's magic force).
Again, that's the difference between "magic" and "sorcery" in the setting. Magic is about using "neighbours" by making contracts with them, sorcery is about using the laws of magic, so it's more engineered approach.
I concur with the man above me, it is a marvelous show. Great animation, actual longterm character development, and complex characters that are usually well expanded upon.
I like it my only problem is that season one has some episodes where I feel it loses plot focus but season 2 seems like it won't have that issue. Overall really enjoyable.
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I feel it kinda went to fast. I think I only saw 3 hands go up unless I miscounted and Chise probably didn't raise hers but do they really need to give up that fast. With time and patience theirs bound to be some kind spirit/neighbor they can use right? Don't remember a lot of the first season and might missing something
It's a working relationship, by sides have to be in agreement. Chise has it easy because she is basically the neighbours' Queen bee, they are naturally inclined to serve her. It could be a long time before the appropriate neighbour is found for some of them in which time the rest of the class is either being held back or those who aren't immediately apt are being given knowledge that might put them at great risk if they try again on their. Taking the kid for example, he'd be toast if he tried to do that outside the classroom. I think with the nature of magic, rather than sorcery, if no spirit is willing to work with them then there is no way for them to continue and practice what they are being taught so somewhat just wasting time at that point
@@hammer1349 I agree, as you said Chise is their queen bee, but they did try eat her when she first met them due to her magical abilities, so as you say now that she regulates her powers they sort of follow her, hence why Elias gave her the neighbour to calm down before scolding the class, she's already adept to them, technically she doesn't need to be there with Elias at home, but he refused to teach her things and she wanted to do more then be at home with her goat man child husband, who gets jealous of her having friends because he's mentally a child
Watch episode 2 here! got.cr/cc-tambs2-2
He: "Worst thing she can say is no."
She: "You smell rusty."
Rare roast
But is that a No, though?😂
blood smells rusty, meaning he smells like blood, i sense a plottwist coming
Some Fairies/Fae have a sensitivity/weakness to metal.
@@MagnakayViolet i think that's more likely than her being bothered by blood; especially fae have a problem with cold-forged iron, which is iron forged at or near room temperature; a housewife with a cold-forged skillet would be a serious problem for a fey creature
Elias: "This is how i normally look."
Chise in her head: _"Normally he says."_
Chise: "Press X to doubt" face
Pretty much the form he prefers to take
I suppose he means Normally as in 'my usual form'. He didn't say it was his 'true form' so technically he's not lying...
I like how he didn't get mad and reprimand the kid who is very clearly traumatized by what happened. A "the consequences were punishment enough" moment I wish we'd see more of.
Ainsworth doesn't have emotions so it wasn't even an option that occured to him
@@VitaeLibra he does have emotions, he just doesn't understand them and they don't seem quite the same as ours. there have been several times when he has shown anger, he has felt sad and lonely while Chise was gone, and he has described what seemed like feeling love.
@@Rembanspellsong Fair enough. I think my point still stands that with how he is the thought wouldn't occur to him but I was wrong about the no emotions thing. Dunno how I forgot that. It's literally the point of the show. My bad
@@VitaeLibra At least you admitted you were wrong. For some reason there are many people on TH-cam who just never seem to able to back when they make a mistake
Kid: "you're just a lizard, aren't you?"
Salamander: the fuq did you just say to me.
This is why you should always heed your teachers warnings and listen to what they tell you.
One of my classmates took a good whiff of ethanol regardless in HS lol
@@EveryHonestEffort thats harmless compared to other chemicals.
I know someone who took a whiff of sulfric acid.
He went to the hospital.
And just last week a colleague went to the hospital after breathing in Ammoniac.
@@MandalorOrdo Jesus Christ. They really are idiots aren't they?
@@MandalorOrdo at this point you write it off as natural selection and move on i say.😊
Poor kid didn't realize this isn't the type of anime where gumption, a loud mouth, and a "can-do, I believe in myself, I'll never give up" attitude doesn't work here.
Yeah.
This is the type of anime where a loud mouth could get you killed
@@witchyartist1276 so basically reality plus Magic
Cap watch till later
I feel like the kid could been a loud mouth while being a bit nicer. Persuasion is a thing but force is a line not to be crossed
The best part of Mahoutsukai no Yome magic's system is that it's almost impossible for a spoiled and entitled kid to learn magic.... beautiful, you need to be at least humble and polite
It’s not just about humility but also about understanding that the fae live by their own different rules, same as us. And just as how we don’t always understand theirs, they don’t understand ours either and they’ve got no obligation to either.
This is running under the assumption that all fae care about whether you are humble or polite. Just looking at will o wisp. They are attracted to your personality and they are all different. If someone tried to be humble and polite to the will o wisp. It'll almost certainly turn them down
The rest of this season puts a pretty big focus on understanding that even more than the first did
Definitely no Harry Potter rich kids here
It's less about being humble and polite specifically and more about being accommodating to the rules that the specific fae you're trying to gain the favor of lives by.
Probably also the reason why mages are going extinct.
The Salamander really whipped out his mangecko sharingan.
Underrated comment
This made me chuckle, great comment!
Hmm punny
I was a little surprised that Elias is actually a good teacher. Is his class dangerous? Of course, as it should be if you're learning real magic from a real magus. Still, I'd so take his class!!
I find it quite interesting how Elias is just cutthroat and straight to the point about who will and won't make it. Admittedly I've not watched the episode but I'm curious to see what he means by quit, whether it would be quitting the class or leaving the college altogether. In the end though atleast he is being honest about the dangers and forthcoming about protecting his students, if a little blunt about it. Also nice to see him fall back on Chise when handling the salamander
@@hammer1349 Just his class. It's an elective, the College normally teaches sorcery (majutsu), not magic (mahou).
@alblgz that would explain why he is being blunt about it and not it isn't stirring up too much fuss. I'm interested to see the differences between magic and sorcery as I've just started watching the first season
@@hammer1349 Yep, it's quite an interesting distinction. Sorcerers are pretty much like magic users from Fate or alchemists. They produce mana themselves (magic cores inside), use it on spells that usually just bend laws of reality, and are more of scientists and researchers while sorcery is just another branch of science.
Mages/Magi on the other hand are more akin to old-school wizards, druids, shamans or oracles. They use and weave magic from outside sources (like latent mana) and commonly enter into pacts with fey, mythic creatures, gods, devils, literal forces of nature and other sentient concepts. Their spells are very much intuitive, based on their feelings and they are very, very powerful, but also very fickle and unpredictable. It's very easy for them to lose themselves in them and get crippled or die since those spells usually just straight up break or ignore laws of reality or straight up just shape it into what they want. That is also not taking into consideration accidentally offending forces they make pacts with. Not many are born with aptitude for it, fewer still survive till they can be considered proper magi. That is why Elias is so blunt here.
Interestingly, magi don't always come off as fully human. Elias is... yeah, but even Chise was noted by more sensitive sorcerers to feel somewhat... off. As if she was some kind of animal or beast in human skin, but not in a negative aspect. So yeah, magi are very much like druids or shamans that are quite a bit closer to fey than humans and are very attuned with nature and supernatural forces that their more logically and scientifically oriented cousins simply can't grasp
I like how they simplify them to "just" making a deal with a fae but then when chise goes dragon and does all sorts of stuff they can't believe how far it goes
This series is one of the very few that get it right when it comes to fae and mortal interactions. The fair folk answer to none but their own whims and fancy, save the archfeys, who can be even more unreasonable. They love praise, but despise rudeness and can change their opinion on a dime without any warning, purely because they feel like it.
In short, you have to treaat spirits like Cats. If they don't like you, they don't like you und won't listen to anything you say.
If they like you, they may do what you want but you still have to be really nice to them and not fall into their bad graces.
Only Difference, Cat scratches your Eye out, this thing will incenerate you and everyone else in close proximity.
These are low ranking spirits too, a high rank would probably incinerate entire cities.
That's about right 😂😂😂
The worst thing you can do to a fae is insult or disrespect them
Won't end well
Thats if Chise or Elias doesn’t calm the fae first
The first rule of consorting with the fae. They are *never* harmless. Underestimate them at your peril.
PSA for folks who are interested in watching but hasn't seen the first season. If you like studio Ghibli movies, and/or Gaelic/ Nordic mythos fantasy then you will enjoy this series. I also recommend watching the OVA set "Those Awaiting a Star" which predates S1 as it gives some background on Chise's character.
Adding to this. The series does things differently from the comic but they do lead to the same destination and both are quite enjoyable. Warning: Series 1 has some unnecessary and embarrassingly stupid sexualization of certain female characters which was a HUGE downer and annoyance but other than that garbage, the series as a whole was quite enjoyable.
@@Anime10473 ??? when? are you referring specifically to the anime?
@@yamimarus3550 I don't remember any of that either
The prelude one was just WOW!!! No more needs to be said 🥺😭😢
@@Anime10473 er no it doesn't, atleast not in the way you "warning" about it?? Unless your looking for it and take it so offensivly? There's ALL TYPES of females and females bodies and naturally as usual the more curvy and big chest ones be seen as sexuallized even if they haven't been drawn or mean it as such x
I love that the panning shot across the room shows everyones' shock except for Renfred & Alice "Saw that coming."
Cute things do have a tendency of being extremely dangerous don't they?
They do, you never know. 😂
It's like Chise in lizard form...
Is rhan a dum dum?
Yes I do thanks for noticing
My ex-girlfriend was a great example of this! Short and thin, very bubbly, and gave syphilis to all of my friends
Every episode gets better! Now to wait a whole week before the next is sadness.
I think it's kind of key how he didn't offer them to sit in on the class even if they didn't have aptitude. A passing knowledge is genuinely dangerous to them if they have no way to apply it.
Ah, marvelous Elias, flexing on the students like that.
he's the GOAT man
Less a flex and far more the brutal reality they must face. He needs to filter them out for their own sakes. Notice nearly every mage and alchemist is missing limbs, inflicted with curses or mangled up in some way. I seems to be an extremely dangerous line of work.
@@centex7409 One of the reasons why I love this story. I can really describe it, but magic *feels* magical in the story.
@CEN TEX more the nature of it. It seems that much of the English magic system uses "neighbours", animal spirits etc. As we've seen they are powerful and will only work with you if they want to or if it serves their own motives much like the faeries etc. A lot is trial and error, and as we know from working with wild animals or even other people, errors often come with costs
When a spirit says no, that means no. Respect it and move on
It's just not Hogwarts without deadly accidents waiting to happen around every corner.
Bad things still happen, just that they at least make some effort to deal with ut
@kirine sin " without supporting it" cry me a river jesus christ
ELIAS BOSS MOMENT! This scene was so awesome! It’s great to see it animated! 😍😍😍
"You smell rusty"
Blood. He smells like blood.
more likely it's iron, since she's a fae and they don't do well with iron; they're all dangerous creatures, they're used to blood
@@CorvusCorone68 Do they just ignore the fact that blood contains iron?
@@DGneoseeker1 key difference I guess is the application. Before being used in steel, iron was used in crafting weapons and what-not. Blood is necessary for life, iron weapons bring death. Also, the fusion at the center of stars grinds to a halt once iron is created because of how much energy it takes to heat it to fuse. One could infer that it may have magic inhibiting properties as a result.
She might imply that he is a murderer.
@this....actually might turn true
And listen to your teachers as well. Though guess every class has one of those students that don’t listen.
Like Draco malfoy
@@discord440 Yeah, that scene reminded me a lot of that scene in the third HP movie/book
Some people just have to learn the hard way 🙄
Yeah, this scene has a Harry Potter feeling to it.
Now at least it is a life or death question. Not many will remain if they will not change their ways
IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS FOR YEAAAARS, I’VE NEVER ANTICIPATED ANOTHER SEASON MORE THAN TODAY
Saaame i remember watching it like six years ago, wow😅
Ik it Will be explained later but its Just so sad all magical creatures talk to the guy, super polite and then "you smell like rust"
Will o wisp said the same in the next ep
at 0:57 did he just yeet that child? 💀
He did, used him to smack another, that is great skill.
He certainly did, and would do it again. Lol
Elias: "and would do it again!" 😉
This second season is a dream come true :,D
I'm not usually into fantasy and supernatural but I love this series so much 🥰 everything about it from the style, music, story 🥰🧙🏽♀️
Today I learned that calling a salamander a lizard is the fantasy equivalent of calling a Cuban anything other than a Cuban.
Thats a fluffy reference.
It’s literally the first day and someone already almost got set on fire for being silly and not listening to the teacher, my god 😭
Sounds like grade 12 chemistry class. First day, my teacher set a bunch of metals on fire to show us how they change colour.
Aww!!! Elias is being so caring to the lil pink magic lizard 🦎 neighbor
The boy with red hair, I assume he isn’t a part of our FMC’s clan and or species
Correct; the red-haired twins are descendants of St. George.
For the record: "You smell rusty" can both mean "you smell of blood" or "iron," which is harmful to faes.
Salamander: "...and I took that personally"
Just realized that the "you smell rusty" line might refer to blood. Think the "handsome" boy has blood on his hands?
Or something to do with Iron as in mythology Fae are not big fans of worked iron
@@benjaminstorace6699that boy actually might work with metal then...or he might be a killer who knows 😅😅
i dont care how dangerous the salamander is. it is so cute!
0:44 Do not call it a "Lizard". Salamanders are not even lizards to begin with. 😬
Amphibians are not fond of being called reptiles!
I was a little surprised of how well Elias Ainsworth teaching skills were
i didn't know there was a second season, how did i miss this?
That kid nearly got Buckbeaked.
0:25 magic cloth headpats!? :3
0:23 What’s that scarf-like fae on her head?
I could see a full season of just the classes learning magic like this. They could add so much info like why the fae told the boy he smells of rust? Why the salamander rejected the boy. And why the neighbors get offended easily to violent results?!
Wow I admit I haven't been following this series but dang, I need to look up S2 now 😳
Just watched the episode, very curious about the guy, who smell's "rusty"
Typically the smell of blood is also associated to rust sooooo....
Iron hurts fairies, his blood just have a strong smell of iron and that's why they don't want to work with him, if I remember right this is an alchemist school not a mage one
It gets explained really well later. It's semi understand fairly quickly why they don't like him. Then later on. It's even more self evident why they avoid him
respect thy neighbor
I can't wait to see this when and if it comes to blu ray/dvd. I love this series.
The salamander once it's in Chise's care /_\
“You’re just a lizard,” is the wrong thing to say to a salamander who can wield fire magic. First, the kid is disrespecting the salamander by saying that. Second, the kid is treating the salamander as a means to an end as it’s only a tool for him to wield magic. Third, it is offensive and provocative to the salamander, the kid never put himself in the salamander’s shoes and how he would feel if someone said something like that to him (if the kid was the salamander). Lastly, since the neighbors wield magic, the people who become magic users will need their help to conduct magic. If there is no mutual understanding or interdependence between the two parties it will be difficult to wield magic at all, among other things.
And this is why it's important to mind your manners
Kid did not realize calling a salamander a lizard is a slur.
1st dude understands consent.
The title is great!!😂
We all have a place in this world, a yes or no are a full scentence kid. Be happy that they had the courtesy to say yes or no.
I've seen this anime alot should I give it a try
Yes, yes you should
@@notlives9671 alr
Yes you should and while I don’t know if this a completely apt comparison the only way I can describe this series is if they made a Ghibli/Miyazaki film into an anime it’s that sort of thing where it combines the mundane average world with the fantastical at least in the first Season, Season 2 so far seems to be leaning much more on the fantastical
yeah!!
Always amazed me 😳🔥
it amuses me that no one has made a comment about how Elias just yeets the kid. He didn't just push them out of the way he picked that kid up and THREW him XD
I didn’t know they have season 2. I guess it’s time to pay for Crunchyroll. They make the best anime❤️❤️
Neighbors love redheads
Especially ones that are essentially magic batteries/generators
Well... guess it's good of Elias to just lay it all out like that.
Awesome The Ancient Magus' Bride Season 2 Video.
I never watched any episode before because I always thought the dude is searching for a wife and relationship stuff and not about magic school/beasts and action packed magical battles, I suspect. Or I'm wrong about this, which one now?
The dude quite literally has no idea what a bride actually is, so no, he’s not actually searching for a partner in that sense
Elias is a creature, not a human, so his perception of human relationships is a bit off
I think in a lot of ways it could be described as anime Beauty and the Beast. Though the general premise is the two of them learning how to be human: One isn't human, and the other gave up on life. The setting itself is framed with European mythology, and folklore.
@@rahn45 Thank you for being the one person with an explanation and not one that's meaningless, just an insult, or super vague
@@shadowjgaming6502i understand everything else you said, but how were any of the replies insulting?
if i didnt know any better those two red heads could be Chise siblings she never knew about but only have differnt eye colors from a step dad or something....!!! that be a cool twist
This anime shows the reality of sorcery it is not something to play with
I can't wait to watch this!!
Just a lizard,
Turns into a fire breathing dragon. 0:40
I'll at least admit the little kid has guts to call a fire elemental "a lizard" 😅. Pretty dumb... But gutsy. He'll make for a strong mage as he gets older and wiser.
Being disrespectful gets you nowhere really.
"you smell rusty" if a girl told me that Id give up entirely :(
Well... They tried to put warnings before the spell, but few listen anyway...
It is rather ironic that, in a class on working with magical creatures to cast spells, two of the characters that do well in the class, namely the red-haired twins, are descendants of St. George: most famous for the legend in which he fought and slayed a dragon.
Elias is so god
“Kakuriyo bed and breakfast for spirits” plot- (slight spoilers) dad sells her to demon as collateral so she opens a restraint for spirits to repay the debt instead of marrying the demon.
Damn, nobody tell them not to mess with any living thing that has a sharringan?
She's going to school. I couldn't believe it.
😂😂😂 You wanted fire? Here 😂
The one that looks like white paper cuddling the girl looks like a Japanese traditional yokai
This series incorporates folklore from lots of different places. It mainly borrows from Celtic folklore, but folkloric creatures and characters from the rest of Europe and Japan also appear.
There are even some creatures and spell books from Lovecraftian stories for some reason.
on what days does each episode air? is it like on a friday or saturday?
This episode aired today. Thursdays.
@@deusa_maah thanks fr
There’s only three episodes how many weeks does each episode come out?
I don't know, don't care what anime is this, people may call me simp for this.....but when i saw the index image as i scrolled down here.
For a moment i thaught thats Sarada's mangekyou sharingan
Yeah, just a lizard that can do *THAT!*
(Also a lizard that can either/both understand Japanese and read human expressions, tone, and intent)
Technically a salamander should be an amphibian, surely?
They're actually in an English speaking country, so they're probably speaking English not Japanese. It's just that it's made in Japan.
@@Marcus_PostmaThey probably understand all languages tbh lol
ı thought this was sarada's ms for a second
How many episodes has released?
Am i the only one who heard his words as "anyone who doesnt think they can do this right now give up i cant teach you" all i see is praise for his "wonderful" teaching when i see him failing to teach right here anyone wanna give a little insight?
As he said earlier in the episode (before this clip), It is simply impossible for people to become magus, regardless of skill or knowledge, if the fey do not like them.
This is an optional class for learning how to be a magus (who work with faeries and spirits to cast spells) in a school for sorcerers (who create their own magic). He told them beforehand that not everyone can become a magus because it requires being able to work with the fey.
Nice👍👍👍
I don't know if I have the stomach to watch season 2. Season 1 was too dark for me 🫣🫣
I tried to get into this series in season 1. Idk why just couldn't
Does anyone feel it? That the execution of certain scenes feels less whimsical compared to the first season?
I get that the director changed and the series is entering a more mature, dark, and serious feel since we're dealing with humans, other organizations at ploy, and Chise's life in more grave trouble, but I feel the "magic" feel is kinda gone and I missed that aspect of the show. It really felt like it popped out of a fairytale and there's less of a magical feel since its all getting a "calculative" look if you understand what I mean.
Such is the nature of school. Its an inherently controlled environment by nature of what it is. The first season felt magical because we were learning first hand alongside Chise about what spirits did what and how likely they were to be a help/hinderence. The feeling of "magic" I suppose could be associated with freedom, the unknown and possibility. In a school environment those are replaced with cause and effect, knowledge and probability. It is not to say that it is not dangerous but we won't be seeing Chise try to go home the way Elias does and instead fly across the ocean as a phoenix because the spirits wanted to.
Something else to consider is that the neighbours here seemingly aren't wild or in their natural habitat either. They have become acclimatised to a more controlled and regulated environment. They seemingly have allowed themselves to become predictable so they can assist teachers in training new mages. Given that a constant theme in the first season is that mages are a dying breed, I imagine they had some stakes in the game themselves so were likely more willing to lend their assistance. Elias probably made it clear to them what their role and purpose was beforehand
@@hammer1349 Ehm, no. The College doesn't train "magi" (mahoutsukai) who use spirits, it's for training "sorcerers" (majutsushi) who use their own power and/or tools. It's just an introductory elective about mahou lead by Elias as a guest teacher. So the spirits are those who just happen to be there at the moment (probably attracted by Chise's magic force).
Again, that's the difference between "magic" and "sorcery" in the setting. Magic is about using "neighbours" by making contracts with them, sorcery is about using the laws of magic, so it's more engineered approach.
Are there any decent alternatives to Crunchyroll? I don't want to give them my money.
the title reminds me of world trigger
She just sitting down farting hot gas
I really wanted to pick this show up, but that OVA ruined me.
THEIR A SEASON 2222222 AAAAAAAAAAA
Name?
Is this show great or alright?
Great!
I concur with the man above me, it is a marvelous show. Great animation, actual longterm character development, and complex characters that are usually well expanded upon.
Definetely great
@@idofx8722 yes, me think good too!
I like it my only problem is that season one has some episodes where I feel it loses plot focus but season 2 seems like it won't have that issue. Overall really enjoyable.
Hi Crunchy, just wanted to let you know that i really wanted to give you my money, but i wasent able to see what i wanted becouse of where i live or something, even after giving you my money, so i stopped giving you it.
this happened once when i gave it a try maybe 2 years ago, how much money would that amount to 24 months subscription?
and then consider that i am not the onlyone with this mindset.
just wanted to throw it in there in so your aware of why i'm not giving money anymore, but instead giving a chance for change =)
I feel it kinda went to fast. I think I only saw 3 hands go up unless I miscounted and Chise probably didn't raise hers but do they really need to give up that fast. With time and patience theirs bound to be some kind spirit/neighbor they can use right? Don't remember a lot of the first season and might missing something
It's a working relationship, by sides have to be in agreement. Chise has it easy because she is basically the neighbours' Queen bee, they are naturally inclined to serve her. It could be a long time before the appropriate neighbour is found for some of them in which time the rest of the class is either being held back or those who aren't immediately apt are being given knowledge that might put them at great risk if they try again on their. Taking the kid for example, he'd be toast if he tried to do that outside the classroom. I think with the nature of magic, rather than sorcery, if no spirit is willing to work with them then there is no way for them to continue and practice what they are being taught so somewhat just wasting time at that point
@@hammer1349 I agree, as you said Chise is their queen bee, but they did try eat her when she first met them due to her magical abilities, so as you say now that she regulates her powers they sort of follow her, hence why Elias gave her the neighbour to calm down before scolding the class, she's already adept to them, technically she doesn't need to be there with Elias at home, but he refused to teach her things and she wanted to do more then be at home with her goat man child husband, who gets jealous of her having friends because he's mentally a child
Why did she say he smell rusty?
Fey do not like iron; saying he smells rusty is the fey way of saying he is incompatible.
Can't wait~ 🎶