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1 Appearance 1.1 Otoha 2 Personality 3 Witch Apprentice 3.1 Spells 4 Past 5 Magical DoReMi 6 Trivia 7 Navigation Otoha is a tall, lanky, fair-skinned 11-year-old girl. If you want to see my other works please visit my DeviantArt profile.Otoha Saionji (, Saionji Otoha) is a 6th year elementary school student and Majokanas fifth apprentice. Its conclusion may have been boosted a bit by the introduction of a magically summoned kaiju, but that didn’t make it any less of a sensitive human story.Full list of all high fantasy dress up games and character creators submitted by. Like many of Doremi’s best episodes, there was no clear moral hook to Ryota’s tale – it was simply a quiet story about the hurt we can cause each other as friends, the legitimacy of all our passions, and the need to forgive.
Alright, that’s enough preamble. Shishido even says Onpus personality is similar to hers, and that, like Onpu in Ojamajo Doremi 16, she also had trouble finding more mature roles due to people type-casting her Onpu voice. Rumi Shishido, who voices Onpu Segawa, was an Idol Singer like Onpu, and both also had mothers that pushed them into that career. As long as it’s not more witch frogs, I think I’m good.Trivia /.
A very energetic character introduction that nicely conveys the breathlessness of this momentDoremi is late for work, but stops anyway because this guy is hot. Doremi disturbs some fallen leaves with her trampling, and then we follow the spinning leaves to a guy on roller skates, whose skates then carry the camera’s momentum up to his face. Maintaining an active seasonal timeline isn’t something every long-running show can afford, but it’s a great way to enhance the solidity of your world while also offering a bevy of season-focused narrative opportunities“I am finally the world’s happiest pretty girl!” Oh god, what horror is she going to suffer this weekOoh, very active direction in this opening scene. A904731acocoa94 A“My name is Harukaze Doremi, and this is my ninth autumn.” The seasons continue to shift as we transition from summer-centric events to fall colors. Petite pr&233 sentation en images dun artbook exclusivement japonais de Yoshihiko Umakoshi et d&233 di&233 au light novel de Ojamajo Doremi 16 (Magical Dor&233 mi).
Kinda funny that Doremi being actually happy is a novel enough concept that we’re only now seeing how she expresses thatTons of symmetrical layouts in this episode, and the sound design feels unusually reserved. More great backgrounds, as Doremi’s world is overwhelmed with flowers as LOVE BLOOMSI’m loving Doremi’s range of joyous expressions this episode. There’s little more dangerous than a witch who just does not give a fuck“My spring is finally here, on my ninth year.” Oh god Doremi. Nothing like some light brainwashing to solve your problemsOnpu is a pretty convenient dramatic engine. I like these overhead shots introducing us to the school from new anglesThe cool boy sees Onpu in her witch costume! RED ALERTAnd her solution is to cast “go fall in love with another girl” on him. Burnt oranges and light browns work wonderfully with Doremi’s textured backgrounds, which already feel a little bit like crinkled leaves in the first placeDoremi knows the boy’s sister, Maki HiguchiThe scene ends on camera shutters capturing all the action, so I guess we’re in for another round with the gossip queen“Doremi’s Boyfriend is a Middle School Student!” YepThe direction feels particularly lively this episode.
Onpu is a pretty great kind of terribleThe relative quiet of this episode lends great gravity to Maki’s final explosion in defense of her brother, clearing the air before we at last get an actual music cue – a somber piano line for her reconciliation with Doremi. Instead of learning a valuable lesson about misusing magic, she’s doubling down because it’s entertaining. Really like this shot where Doremi leaning down to pick up the news article reveals Tamaki on the stairs, creating a visual frame for her triumphant walk downOnpu interjects to confirm she also saw Shuzou confess to Doremi. A big change-up from last episode’s focus on complex, fanciful mid-distance compositions that told a full emotional narrative by themselves“My brother likes Doremi? But he already has Mika-chan.” And so our aspiring muckraker joins the dramaI certainly don’t mind this episode’s very unique visual style, but it sure is a shift from Doremi’s usual aesthetic.
A very Doremi tradeoffUh oh, Onpu’s mind control wore off. The dude has got no mercySo Doremi actually gets a boyfriend, but the cost of this boyfriend is continuously slamming into the pavement while failing at inline skates. They keep holding the camera on character reactions for about two beats longer than you’d expect“So this is love.” Please let Doremi enjoy like half a date before everything falls apartNow Doremi gets a chance to show off her infinite poise and grace through inline skatingOh my god Shuzou just did a trick over Doremi after she faceplanted.
From its unique closeups and held shots to its understated sound design and propulsive pacing, this episode had a clear and compelling aesthetic identity all throughout. Plus, basically any “Doremi in love” episode is guaranteed to be a comic standout, and this one didn’t disappoint there.Beyond its facilitating of the overarching Doremi narrative, I also really loved this episode’s very distinctive style of visual direction and drama. Onpu didn’t become any more sympathetic as a heroine, but dealing with her has now become a far more urgent task, and the girls have some immediate incentive to stop her her. I like the choice to just cast this whole forest as different shades of yellow, with the fading light of the sun entirely defining the forest’s paletteAnd at last, this episode’s quiet held moments come home, elevating this beautiful moment of confessionWhoo, that was a great one! In narrative terms, this was a natural escalation of Onpu’s involvement in the plot, as her cavalier attitude towards magical law and general selfishness are starting to hurt more and more people around her. I like how the shot actually blurs as we pan back from Doremi, reducing her to a wailing blob in the distance“If I hadn’t used magic, you probably would never have gotten a boyfriend.” That’s our Onpu, friend to all the less fortunate“It’s good that Doremi is used to getting dumped.” HADZUKI WHYOnpu dances off with a gleeful “not my problem!” It seems like even Majo Ruka is tired of her shitLike with Tamaki, this is more or less an Onpu episode, but our only takeaway so far is “yep, she is exactly that person”♪ Bank footage, it’s footage you bank / Save your animators, this one’s in the tank ♪So their solution is… mind control all three people relevant to this story, and have the witch frogs dress up like an exorcist in order to exorcise his “random confession spirit.” I like seeing Ruka assist the team, but it seems like two witch frog heads are actually worse than oneMika doesn’t fall for this scheme, most likely because this scheme sucks assBeautiful backgrounds for this forest climax.
Thank you all for all that you do. Doremi continues to offer all manner of charms as Onpu continues her reign of terror!This article was made possible by reader support.
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