With the recent premiere of Mashle: Magic and Muscles season 2 episode 12, the entire Divine Visionary Selection Exam Arc has now been released. After the previous episode, which featured the resolution of the Innocent Zero conflict, fans were eagerly anticipating a more lighthearted finale. As expected, that is exactly what they received.
In the previous episode, Innocent Zero managed to steal Wahlberg’s Spatial Magic and then fled. However, prior to his escape, he summoned a demon to attack the students at the academy. Luckily, Mash was able to stop the attack and gained the support of the students at Easton Magic Academy.
Mashle: Magic and Muscles season 2 finale – Mash’s ultimate challenge and triumph
The twelfth episode of Mashle: Magic and Muscles season 2, called “Mash Burnedead and his Good Friends,”began with a relaxed scene of Mash and his group at the beach. However, the mood quickly shifted when Mash was reminded of his upcoming final exams. Knowing Mash’s struggles with academics, his friends offered to assist him. Sadly, Mash’s brain continued to malfunction, causing him to flee in frustration.
After their conversation, Finn Ames motivated Mash with his desire to graduate from the academy together. This sparked a fire in Mash, causing him to return to his friends and study with determination. As a result, he was able to pass all of his exams by just barely making the cut.
The revelation of Mash’s Lackmagic abilities becomes public knowledge
In season 2 episode 12 of Mashle: Magic and Muscles, the general public learned about Mash Burnedead, a Lackmagic who was chosen as a candidate for Divine Visionary. This news sparked a riot outside of Easton Magic Academy, where the public protested the school’s refusal to condemn Mash. Lemon Irvine and Dot Barrett bravely defended Mash during this chaos.
Despite the tension escalating, Lemon remained unwavering and stood her ground after a stone was thrown at her. As the situation intensified with more people hurling stones, Mash intervened and handled the situation in his own manner. Shortly after, headmaster Wahlberg Baigan stepped in to defend Mash and urged the crowd to wait until the Divine Visionary was chosen.
Recap of Mashle: Magic and Muscles season 2 finale
Despite countless anime utilizing the trope of characters standing up for their condemned friend, A-1 Pictures managed to stand out with their exceptional adaptation of the season 2 finale. Not only did the anime beautifully convey Lemon’s feelings for Mash, but it also captivated fans with its execution of the repeated trope. A testament to A-1 Pictures’ skill in adapting the source material and resonating with viewers.
Closing thoughts on Mashle: Magic and Muscles season 2 episode 12
The events depicted in the twelfth episode of Mashle: Magic and Muscles season 2 served as a fitting conclusion to the Divine Visionary Selection Exam Arc. They effectively demonstrated the potential consequences that Mash and his companions would encounter should Mash fail to achieve his goal of becoming a Divine Visionary.
It was particularly clear in the moment when someone hurled a rock at Lemon that the public’s reaction could be seen. If this is the response, even without any official statement from the Bureau of Magic, the situation will only worsen if Mash is unsuccessful.
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