"Sure, I love Ai's optimistic energy, and I love the few moments where Setsuna goes off all otakuy (hard relate, girl), but Yuu's go-get-'em attitude and clear communication is what I wanted to see the most of. How often do I get to say that about a protagonist? Not often."
"It's got its fingers in several pies and none of them are given the dedication to be the 'oomph' factor to make the series worth watching"
"It was funny - really funny, even - by virtue of great direction and that chipper pacing, but the gags themselves were just okay slapstick"
"overall, it builds a compelling story, even if it's ultimately... not the one you'd expect going in"
"It's equal parts eloquently meaningful somehow punkishly pissed off political critique, and still adrenaline pumping thriller action. And it excels at both."
"The monologues, that dominate episodes, are equal parts intimate and hilarious"
"if you didn't already want to eat the rich, you do now"
"Majo no Tabitabi is a journey. It doesn't need to have a point; it only need be entertaining. And it... mostly is."
"The bomb dropping may well be the most jaw-dropping sequence of animation to come out of Japan, and that's no small feat."
"Critical discourse died an unceremonious death around Majo no Tabitabi"
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