Rating (Out of 5): ~4
Publisher: Kodansha Comics
Release Date: November 2016
Volumes: 28
Spoilers?: Light.
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Goodreads Synopsis:
MASTER OF CEREMONIES
With the secrets of the past relationship between President Yamazaki,
Leona Miyamura, and Rika Saionji brought to light, Yamada finally has
everything in place to begin the ceremony that will restore his friends’
memories. After all the struggles he’s faced, Yamada makes a shocking
wish…to erase all witch powers?! Now the Supernatural Studies Club
members have to adjust to a new role—normal high school students! Yamada
and Shiraishi focus on getting a fresh start in their relationship, but
things don’t stay calm for long. Miyamura ropes the gang into his plans
for a new Student Council regime, and it seems like former Student
Council Secretary Asuka is hatching a plan…
Review:
The main plot line is finally coming to a close—the witch's perform
the ceremony and Yamada gets his wish. Yamada and Shiraishi even
decide to start dating, though while it's adorable, not a lot happens
in that direction aside from attempts to be alone together. They seem pretty lax about it, though.
Because this could be a very fitting ending to the series, of course,
we have to start up a new arc and meet new characters. Miyamura is
now student council president, and he makes Yamada his secretary, and
is keeping him very busy all the time. There are a few suspicious
activities happening in the background, but mostly the focus so far
is on the new first-years.
On a side note, it's so weird to see a student council so busy and
productive and important. My experience in high school was not like that. (Though I wasn't on the student council, a friend of mine was--maybe it was more productive than I thought?)
This series is just fun. I love how it doesn't even try to stall by
staying with one plot; it moves into new territory so easily. It's
fantastic.
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