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Just don't.
 
Just don't.
  
Season one bordered just above my "fail" level because it had "just enough" extra gimmicks to make you think they were going somewhere other than the standard harem/fanservice path.  Saito occasionally exhibited balls, Louise occasionally exhibited honor, and it looked like there was brewing tension between commoners and mages that was going to wind up with Saito and Louise in the center of it all.
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Season one bordered just above my "fail" level because it had just enough extra gimmicks to make you think they were going somewhere other than the standard harem/fanservice path.  Saito occasionally exhibited balls, Louise occasionally exhibited honor, and it looked like there was brewing tension between commoners and mages that was going to wind up with Saito and Louise in the center of it all.  Okay, I'll grit my teeth through the stupid harem plots.
  
And then--Season 2.  They add more pointless fanservice characters, in spite of having plenty, and then simply throw out anything from season one.  I want those hours back.
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And then--Season 2.  Add more pointless fanservice characters, in spite of having plenty, and then simply remove anything good from season one.  I want those hours back.
  
 
And now, Season 3.  Uh, sorry.  Fool me once, shame on you.  Fool me twice ...
 
And now, Season 3.  Uh, sorry.  Fool me once, shame on you.  Fool me twice ...

Revision as of 14:17, 3 August 2008

Zero no Tsukaima
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Original Manga N/A
Director/Artist Yoshiaki Iwasaki
Format Anime (TV)
Made By J.C. STAFF
Episode Length 23 minutes
# of Eps/Volumes 13

Genre

Action, Fantasy, Comedy

Sum it up in a Sentence

An incompetent female mage summons her "familiar" which ends up being a commoner human, unlike any other familiar the other mages have summoned.

Main Description

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Personal Opinions

Buzmeg

Just don't.

Season one bordered just above my "fail" level because it had just enough extra gimmicks to make you think they were going somewhere other than the standard harem/fanservice path. Saito occasionally exhibited balls, Louise occasionally exhibited honor, and it looked like there was brewing tension between commoners and mages that was going to wind up with Saito and Louise in the center of it all. Okay, I'll grit my teeth through the stupid harem plots.

And then--Season 2. Add more pointless fanservice characters, in spite of having plenty, and then simply remove anything good from season one. I want those hours back.

And now, Season 3. Uh, sorry. Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice ...

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