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The audience cannot believe a magic-less beat a Master Cane.
Mash thanks Finn for fighting to protect his life. Experiencing pain for the first time Carpaccio realises that, in terms of sheer willpower, even Finn possesses more strength than he does. 186"Mash Burnedead and You Look, You Lose Your Life"
Transliteration: "Masshu Bāndeddo to Abunai Atchi Muite Hoi" (Japanese: マッシュ・バーンデッドと危ないアッチ向いてホイ)Directed by : Harume Kosaka
Storyboarded by : MarrYū SaitōFebruary 17, 2024 (2024-02-17)[18]
Margaret defeats both Carpaccio’s teammates so stage 2 ends with Mash, Finn, Dot, Lance, Margaret and another student named Leblanc Russel having passed. Margaret receives implied permission from Divine Visionary Orter Madl to destroy Mash in stage 3. Mash meets Divine Visionary Kaldo Gehenna who offers to grant Mash an immediate pass on the exam if he beats him in 3 games of “You Look, You Lose”. Mash wins if he avoids looking where Kaldo points and Kaldo wins if his magic attacks force Mash to look where he is pointing. Mash dodges the first attack, punches away the second, then explosively
jumps over the third which would have been fatal if it touched him. He then loses by accident when a passing owl steals his cream puff, so Kaldo declares it a draw but is puzzled why Mash is trying so hard to become Divine Visionary when it is clear Margaret is going to win. The third stage is announced as 1 versus 1 duels
until only one remains. The first duel is Mash versus Margaret with Kaldo and Orter both watching very closely.
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Fukami noted the constant banters between Kiruko and Maru important for the plot setting so they avoided trimming them. [22] For Mori, the most
challenging parts are the action scenes. He thinks it would look better with sound and movement, and that is why he thinks there is a significance to doing it in animation, which led to more effort on it. Also, since manga is black and white, he was conscious of adding color to the world in which they live, such as the landscape of ruins and the school, to make it look more
attractive. As for Maru, he thinks he is very pure and does not know anything yet. Mori finds him attractive for how he does not strangely rubbed and it is bright. The director got the impression that Maru meets Kiruko from a place where he does not know his own past, and gradually gains an ego. On the other hand, Kiruko is in a complicated situation with Maru, and has a past that is too heavy for her to handle alone. As a result, he enjoys the two and thinks it is a mutually complementary relationship. [21] Tokio is seen as a pure adolescent-like character. She has a different kind of purity than Maru, and he gets the impression that Maru has managed to maintain his innocence even though he has been through a lot of hardships, but Tokio has lived without being exposed to external pressure.
