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Kikansha no Mahou wa Tokubetsu desu
Another dimension that continues to taint our world, the Shadow World. Humanity is faced with the worst calamity, known as the Shadow Labyrinth. In spite of their desperate attacks, Desir Herrman and his friends lose their battle to the Destruction Dragon, Boromir Napolitan, and the world comes to an end. When Desir is convinced of his end, he opens his eyes... to find himself 13 years in the past. Desir has gone back in time to the enrollment ceremony of Hebrion Academy, the top school for mages in the Empire. To change the future of impending doom, Desir reassembles his friends once again to save the world! (Source: Crunchyroll)
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UsonanOriginal Story
WookjakgaOriginal Character DesignTaishi KawaguchiDirector
Takamitsu KounoSeries Composition
Hiromi KatouCharacter DesignShoutarou HashiguchiProp DesignEiji IwaseArt DirectorMasahiro KabaAssistant Art DirectorAkihiro HirasawaArt DesignKazushige KanehiraArt DesignTomoyasu FujiseArt DesignYasuhiro OkumuraArt Design
Desir HerrmanTakuma Terashima
Romantica EruSayumi Suzushiro
Pram SchneiderNatsumi Fujiwara
Azest KingscrownAsami Seto
Doneta HadoonJunji Majima
Percival AsengunitzShouhei Komatsu
Zod ExarionShou Hayami
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What a weird show.... Seriously, it refuses to adhere to things such as "logic" or "common sense", containing some baffling decisions, such as having its worse looking episode be its first and making its final episode end with a ******* slideshow. Seriously, what the ****. The best way I can describ…
Read full review on AniList →Not bad, but not a top anime either. I enjoyed the comic as it had a good amount of plot development, whereas the anime feels rushed. The presentation in this adaptation is passable, but I still question some of the director's decisions with the scene setup. Overall a decent thing to watch in the ba…
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Read full review on AniList →When I first started watching A Returner’s Magic Should Be Special, I wasn’t sure what I was in for. The very first episode threw me into a world that felt already in motion. It was fast-paced right out of the gate, and while that might work for some, for me it was slightly disorienting. Names, even…
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