Uknighted Manganime Life is too short to watch bad anime

Against all odds, Magikano is actually shaping up to be a good show. Sure, it has next to no overarching plot. Sure, it’s probably just an excuse to show a bunch of girls doing alarming things to an alarmed male. Sure, I can’t remember what my third “sure” was going to be. But it’s somehow managing to do this in an amusing enough way that it doesn’t really matter.

The third episode of Magikano is really more like two shorter episodes separated by a commercial break. In the first half, everybody sets out into a bizarre world in Ayumi’s bedroom. In the second half, they take a trip through the past. […]

One thing that you should probably know about me is that I have no willpower whatsoever. After watching the first episode of Kagihime, for example, only an extraordinary amount of determination was able to prevent me from watching more. Additionally, now that more episodes have been subbed, I feel a horrible pull to download and watch them.

Magikano isn’t as bad as Kagihime. As a result, I’m going to be watching Magikano, against my better judgement. But why should I have to suffer alone?