Most of them somehow gets involved in one way or another with the Magic Club. Their purpose in the show is mostly to amplify the comedy with their various personalities. If you came for fan service, you're going to be pleased.ĭespite being the main characters, we do meet a few others ranging from Sister (the Magic Club advisor), Madara-chan (Chemistry club president), Saki-chan and her overweight brother, Masashi. Hell, it seems the anime even loves to put Sempai in sexy outfits ranging from gym clothes to Chinese dresses. Sempai gets tied up often by her own performances and becomes a main source of fan service. Ecchi is a common sight as there’s panty shots in almost every episode. These usually ends up with various innuendos and adult humor. There’s an immense amount of jokes that pokes fun of her stage fright at every chance it gets. To be fair, Sempai is actually skilled but when faced with an audience, she suffers from stage fright and ends up embarrassing herself. The first episode deals with the activities of the Magic Club. What you should be concerned about is how an anime about magic performances can be translated into entertainment.įor starters, you should never take this anime seriously as the show itself seems to be very self-aware. However, that’s not a significant problem. Make no mistake, it seems that the author didn’t really want to identify our main leads by actual names. At the heart is the Magic Club, run by titular character Sempai. Every episode contains various segments that connects the overall themes of the show. With 12 half length episodes, Magical Sempai runs a trend of adapting storytelling in the form of humorous skits. Is Magical Sempai really a meme or something much deeper than meets the eye? From the character interactions and premise itself, this show felt like one that was based off of memes and satirical humor. Before I watched the first episode of Tenjina Senpai (Magical Sempai), a little voice told me it would be a very comical experience.

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