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Via the parasite Innocent Zero threaten a full scale war if their property is harmed; i. e. Mash. As no one with mana can touch it Mash simply rips the parasite out, saving Bless's life. The Divine Visionaries argue
over whether to obey the law and execute Mash or let him live to avoid war. Headmaster Wahlberg interrupts to give his opinion. 142"Mash Burnedead and the Home Visit"
Transliteration: "Masshu Bāndeddo to Jikka" (Japanese: マッシュ・バーンデッドと実家)Directed by : Yukihiro Miyamoto
Storyboarded by : Takeshi FurutaSaki HisamatsuJanuary 13, 2024 (2024-01-13)[14] Wahlberg suggests Mash could be vital in understanding Innocent Zero. Mr Bless requests the execution be delayed so Visionary Orter Madl decides Mash may live as a weapon against Innocent Zero, but must prove his value as a weapon by legitimately becoming the newest Visionary. Dot
insists they celebrate Mash’s survival by going into town for some fun. There, Lance reveals the visionary exam will be held sooner than usual, but he still intends to beat Mash to it for his sister’s sake. While shopping Lance and Finn look for new wands.
When the match began, Ippo was able to score an early down in the first round. When Take got up, Ippo was clinched multiple times for a minute and a half, making Take recover from the down. During a clinch, Take told Ippo that he found his
weakness. Ippo kept on thinking about that, and attempted a
close range fight with Take, but was unable to reach Take's head despite his feet being close to Take's. The first round then ended and Ippo was told that Take knowing his weakness did not matter as Ippo beats the odds regardless before. In the second round, Ippo continued having the same problem as the last half of round one due to Take using the Southpaw style, messing up Ippo's depth perception. After Kamogawa advised to close the distance so that him being a Southpaw did not matter, Ippo dashed toward Take, who also decided to go into close range. The two get into close range, however, Take had his shoulder on Ippo's chest, making Ippo's left and right fist unusable. In that position, Ippo was hit four times with short uppercuts, with the second round ending soon after. Ippo hits Kamogawa. In the third and fourth rounds, Ippo's punching power was cut in half due to Take being able to stop Ippo's rotation in his punches by ducking low enough to make Ippo have to punch in a downward trajectory, which he has no experience in.
You might want to steer clear of season two. Final Score: 7/10 Reviewer’s Rating: 7 What did you think of this review? Nice 0 Love it 0 Funny 0 Confusing 0 Informative 0 Well-written 0 Creative 0More reviews by
nashyyyyyyy (82) Show allRead moreShow lessOpen Gift Report Sep 24, 2023 ANTITHE5IS Not Recommended Everything this anime was praised for in the first season--high production values, cinematic direction, extensive worldbuilding and engaging turning points--is now nonexistent as it hones in on all the things that made this a nauseatingly unpalatable work from the very beginning. The only thing that remains this season is what Mushoku
Tensei has always been at its core: An unsophisticated and unprofessional generic power fantasy isekai with fetishistic eroticism as its defining characteristic.
Mushoku Tensei wants to have its cake and eat it by being a pensive fantasy epic about redemption with immersive worldbuilding whilst incorporating trashy seasonal ecchi power fantasy elements operating on hentai . logic into its narrative. Instead, the former narrative style gets engulfed by the latter because the author can’t help himself and the end result is a sum lesser than the parts that reads like a degenerate fanfiction masquerading as a coming-of-age story. This disconnect plagued the first season and jeopardized any prospect of Mushoku Tensei being a serious story, but the second season thoroughly exposes this tonal and thematic mess as the failed assimilation of the two antithetical storytelling approaches that it is; this season only serving to expand the MC’s forced harem.