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Maria the Virgin Witch Ep. 1: No wars allowed

You know, I don’t dislike this. Not yet, anyway. It has its ups and downs, though. I’m not keen on the character designs, and by that, I primarily mean the witches and Artemis. The peasants themselves are not worth mentioning. They’re just minor characters. But the witches look like a bunch of scantily-clad teenagers. Scantily-clad witches? Yeah, I wouldn’t mind that so much. But why do they all have to look so juvenile. In Maria’s case, she’s just hit puberty, so my only beef there is that she’s constantly naked for whatever reason. But what am I supposed to think? That the rest of the witches are the same age? Or that they’re not the same age as Maria, but they’ve all decided on the witch’s code of presentation, and the number one rule is that you must look at best 16? Meh. Then don’t even get me started on Artemis. Yeah, yeah, yeah, she’s a succubus. And gosh, succubi are seductresses, right? I know! How ’bout nothing but belts!

What do I think of the fanservice, namely Maria being naked for a lot of the second half of the episode? Well, I’m of two minds about it. First, at least some bland hero isn’t constantly tripping and falling all over her. Fanservice is especially problematic when there’s an extra rapey layer on top of it. In other words, the girl’s not just naked in her very own home. She is naked because maybe the hero “accidentally” ripped her clothes off. She’s naked so that the hero can “accidentally” peep on her while she’s showering. She’s naked for any ridiculous reason that feels like her privacy is being violated. Here, Maria is naked a few times, but she’s naked in her own home. It’s gratuitous in a sense, but… eh… there’s worse to gripe about, I guess. Still, I can’t deny that the premise leaves me a bit apprehensive. The first episode hasn’t quite gotten around to setting everything up, but if you’ve read the synopsis for the show, then you know what I’m referring to.

Speaking of the first episode, it spends most of its time introducing us to Maria and what she does. She’s a witch, but she’s a good witch. She will often help the nearby villagers out whenever they are in need of medicine. But more importantly, she hates wars. Our story is set around medieval times, and as a result, France and England are constantly warring something. Land, religious reasons, blah blah blah. I’m not a history buff, so I won’t get into the show’s historical accuracy. I hear it’s good for an anime, but from an absolute point of view, the story still has its errors and misconceptions. But like I’ve said, history is not my strong point, especially anything that occurs before the 20th century, so I’ll just leave it at that. The point is, Maria hates wars, so she constantly uses her powers to prevent these battles from ever becoming too tragic. Our heroine doesn’t manage to save everyone, though. It took her some time to actually get to the battlefield. So until then, the peasants were kind of shit out of luck.

I’m a bit surprised by the lack of gore. I don’t know much about medieval warfare, but like most conflicts, I’m sure it was deadly and brutal. In this show, it never gets bloody. So right there and then, I can’t expect much from Maria the Virgin Witch but a light-hearted atmosphere. So even though Maria ends up ranting about the Roman Catholic Church at the end of the episode, I wonder if the show can offer any sort of serious commentary. No, it’s not that serious commentary requires peasants to be hacked up in the midst of warfare. It’s just that… if you’re afraid of a little gore, won’t you also pull your punches when you need to address the weightier subjects? After all, it seems like the show has the Roman Catholic Church in its cross hairs, but between all the puerile sex jokes, especially about Maria’s complete lack of knowledge about what a succubus might do with her jaws, does the anime even have the time to make a salient point?

In the end, the first episode manages to introduce Maria, but it doesn’t quite get around to introducing her problem. Like I’ve said, if you’ve read the show’s synopsis before checking it out, you know that the angels will eventually get fed up with our witch for interfering with human affairs. So the angels thus decide that the witch will lose her powers if she loses her virginity. And oh yeah, she’s forbidden from using her powers in public. They then send Ezekiel to watch over her. Either way, it sounds like the plot to some cheap hentai. Combined with the witches’ rather juvenile character designs, I guess I’m just a little wary that we’re going to be inundated with a bunch of creepy sex plots when there’s a lot that the story could do with its premise. To be fair, however, the likeliest outcome is probably also the most boring one: we just get some light-hearted show that won’t really say much.

For now, Maria the Virgin Witch is okayish. It could be better, but it could have also been a lot worse. The animation seems okay for what the show is trying to be, but like I’ve said, I’m no big on the character designs. Maria might be an interesting character; she really piqued my interest when she went on that rant about La Pucelle, a.k.a. Joan of Arc, and how the church would eventually canonize the girl. But the rest of the cast, from the groanworthy Artemis to the sleep-inducing Joseph, isn’t really all that compelling either. I wouldn’t mind seeing a strong female character go against the establishment and everything. Still, there’s a danger here of the show being a little too on the nose with its commentary, because it’s also a light-hearted fare. Most of all, I wonder about the the show’s balance. Will it lean too heavily on the sexual jokes? Or will we get something meaty out of Maria’s story? I’ll stick around a little longer to see how it all plays out.

Maria the Virgin Witch Ep. 2: No one cares about familiars…

— Artemis is doing what she does best, and I suppose there’s something to this. Y’know, make love, not war. People see when I criticize fanservice in harem anime, so they think that I’m against sex or something. I still think Artemis’s character design is unfortunate, but sex and fanservice are not exactly one and the same. Most of the time, there’s hardly any sex in fanservice. The latter is usually just onanistic, but even then, there’s nothing necessarily wrong with that either. The problem is that it is selfishly onanistic; fanservice usually comes at some female character’s expense. On the other hand, sex is presumably a union between two willing participants. Presumably…

— Thanks to Artemis’s hard work, I guess most of the English army is retreating.

— Case in point, we have Maria sleeping naked in bed, but she sneezes and complains that it’s cold. If it’s so cold, why would you be naked and uncovered? ‘Cause fanservice…

— Ann shows up to give her thanks. After all, Maria had saved the little girl’s father. The girl then talks about her favorite saints, which is a sore subject for the witch. She feels that the heavens and the angels don’t do anything for humans that they’ve created.

— Maria could be a cool character, but half the time, she’s too busy blushing like a schoolgirl. Sure, she’s virginal, but virginal does not mean she has to be this lame.

— Her familiar finally returns to deliver her report or whatever. Artemis managed to get to everyone except on English leader. Why? Well, as you can see from the screenshot above…

— As a result, the familiar encourages Maria to create an incubus, i.e. a male demon. This way, they can also seduce homosexual leaders. Unfortunately, Maria’s hesitant, and Artemis thinks it’s because the witch is a virgin, so she has never seen a penis before. As a result, it might be a bit difficult to create a male familiar. Um, I don’t think you need to have sex to have seen male genitalia, though. I suppose it’s possible that they’ve never seen Greek statues, but hey, Maria’s a witch. She can just use her magic to see a penis or whatever. What’s the big deal?

— Oh right, right… she finds it embarrassing. The all-powerful witch blushes at the thought of simply seeing a dong in the wild. Meh. Again, Maria could have been a cool character, but at the moment, she feels too much like a generic shoujo.

— In any case, they try to turn this owl into an incubus. And this is the result. I don’t get it. Why do we have Artemis looking like this, and Priapus has to look like this? Even Joseph doesn’t look like that. And oh yeah, because Maria has never seen a penis before, Priapus lacks one.

— So the homosexual English leader is still on the move with his army, which forces Maria to take matters into her own hands.

— Priapus still wants to prove his worth, but the problem is, he’s not even homosexual himself.

So when they send him into a room to seduce some commander’s lover, our familiar is not exactly enthusiastic about getting down with some male stranger. But despite his pleas, neither Maria nor Artemis seem to care very much. Haha, just man up and, uh, get raped?

— Eventually, Artemis shoves Maria into the room as well, and now Maria decides to do something about it. Unfortunately, a warning sign comes raining down from the heavens. It seems that the angels are not pleased.

— Still, Maria can’t exactly turn it in for the day. Marauders are attacking the very same village that has been kind to her, so she just has to do something. After all, the marauders are threatening to rape the women. Check that. They’re not just threatening. They were going to do it, but of course, this time, Maria steps in.

— Maria saves everyone, and this really, really pisses Michael off. He descends from the heavens, and knocks Maria around. They share some words, and Maria tries to resist, but it’s really no use. I’m not sure how strong witches are supposed to be compared to an angel, but it seems that the answer is “not very.”

— It boils down to this, basically: Maria doesn’t understand why the angels would allow humanity to suffer, but Michael implies that Maria’s a hypocrite because she can’t possibly save the entire world. Also, she’s arrogant if she thinks she can stop all conflicts? I don’t think Michael’s argument is very convincing, but then again, Maria is heroine of the story. So y’know, I don’t expect the story to be very sympathetic of Michael and his position.

— Anyway, Michael intends to rid Maria of her powers, but Joseph tries to save her. I’m sure he doesn’t realize that he just shot an angel in the back, though. The episode ends there, so I’ll just have to wait and see how everything plays out.

— All in all, most of the episode was kind of entertaining, but I’m not keen on the characters’ blase attitude towards Priapus potentially getting raped. That’s just fucked up, man. She bemoans the fact that God created humanity, then left it to its own dark devices, but on the other hand, she created Priapus… so what’s her excuse? It makes it even worse when you consider the fact that this scene was supposed to be humorous.

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Reviews for "Maria the Virgin Witch: The Intriguing World of Hentai Doujinshi"

1. John - 1 out of 5 stars

I found "Maria the virgin witch hentai" to be highly inappropriate and offensive. The explicit depiction of sexual content involving characters from the original series was extremely distasteful and completely ruined the integrity of the show. It felt like a cheap attempt to cash in on the popularity of the series, rather than providing any meaningful storytelling or character development. As a fan of the original series, I was extremely disappointed and would not recommend this hentai version to anyone.

2. Emily - 2 out of 5 stars

While I understand that hentai is a genre designed for adult audiences, I still found "Maria the virgin witch hentai" to be excessively vulgar and lacking in originality. The explicit scenes seemed forced and unnecessary, overshadowing any potential for a decent storyline. Additionally, the animation quality was subpar compared to the original series, which made it even harder to appreciate. I would have preferred if they had focused on creating more depth to the characters and exploring their relationships instead of relying solely on explicit content.

3. Sarah - 1 out of 5 stars

I cannot express how disappointed I was with "Maria the virgin witch hentai". As a fan of the original anime, I was expecting a continuation or a spin-off that would explore the characters and their world further. However, all I got was a series of explicit scenes with no substance or coherence. It felt like a complete betrayal of the original show's charm and message. I would advise any fans of the original series to stay far away from this hentai version, as it offers nothing but empty and explicit content.

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