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Episode Machikado Mazoku - Episode 6 discussion Spoiler

Machikado Mazoku, episode 6

Alternative names: The Demon Girl Next Door

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u/athrun_1 Aug 15 '19

Finally, Shamiko was able to defeat the magical girl... in a way... She was able to draw some blood and undo the seal of her ancestor. Accidentally though...

I can watch a whole series just them having all this comfy feeling. No need to actually have some mind blowing plots, plenty of series are having those genre. It is not a bad thing to watch a series for the purpose of just being happy.

The plot progressions for me is just a bonus. I am totally good with series' current skit.

Do your best Shadow Mistress Yuko!

Don't think that you've already won - Momo - She finally said it!

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u/cyberscythe Aug 16 '19

I can watch a whole series just them having all this comfy feeling. No need to actually have some mind blowing plots, plenty of series are having those genre. It is not a bad thing to watch a series for the purpose of just being happy.

Yeah, I was looking for a fluffy/comfy series this season and this was my last shot for that based on the ones I picked from the lineup. Uchi no Ko turned out to be much more serious at times than I bargained for and Dumbbell is more a sketch comedy/edutainment than comfy.

There seems to be some sort of dark undercurrent to this series with Momo's past and poor Yuko living in relative poverty, but so far it's been pretty comfy.

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u/SheffiTB https://myanimelist.net/profile/SheffiTB Aug 16 '19

I definitely like these sorts of dark undertones and plot progression in an anime that's otherwise light-hearted. I myself can't really enjoy shows that are all happy sunshine without any conflict, because they feel so fake to me. I'm really glad this show turned out this way.