"The Witch from Mercury" is a popular television series with an interesting storyline that keeps viewers hooked. In episode 7, the plot thickens as new mysteries and challenges unfold. The episode begins with the main character, Serena, discovering a hidden room in her house. As she enters, she sees a mesmerizing crystal ball glowing in the center. Unsure of its origin, she cautiously approaches it and becomes transfixed by its enchanting energy. Little does Serena know, this crystal ball holds the power to transport her to different realms and dimensions.
More than anything, this episode stands out for its theatricality. The highlight was absolutely Suletta's impromptu spotlight on stage, as her podium shoots up toward the ceiling and the beady gazes of the Peil Technologies women flicker on a massive screen behind her. These are prime visual flourishes for a larger-than-life anime, although one also has to marvel at how adaptable the stagehands are when Miorine steers the interrogation completely off-script. This episode reminded me of what I like about Ichiro Okouchi 's polarizing writing: he has the guts to present the patently ridiculous with a total straight face. Call it silly, but it's this balancing act that made a generation fall in love with Code Geass .
So Mio is proving herself a valuable asset my guess is her mom already had some tendencies to be quite the schemer, but her happy relationship with her husband kept all that in check. Helped there s a red light of doom on her throughout the trial Prospera s a cunning manipulator with impressive intimidation skills too, Like Liked by 1 person.
Little does Serena know, this crystal ball holds the power to transport her to different realms and dimensions. Suddenly, as she touches the crystal ball, Serena is transported to a foreign land on the planet Mercury. Here, she encounters a powerful witch, Malora, who is known for her dark magic and ability to manipulate time.
The witch from mercury ep 7
Let’s continue, shall we?
After Elan Prime’s group, the heads of Peil Technologies, had a meeting with Papa Jeturk and an anti Baron Bad Dad guy to overthrow him (or something like that. I only pay half attention to the backstage politics stuff.) we joined our heroines at Miorine’s pad.
Miorine: Quit spacing out Suletta. Wait. Are you still worried about Elan?
Suletta: I haven’t seen him since that day. I’m worried.
Miorine: Do you enjoy annoying me?
Suletta: Haven’t you ever worried about someone else-
Miorine: No. My only concern is getting off this dump and heading for Earth. By the way you better stop spacing out or you’ll fail the exam again.
While I didn’t watch the recap episode what I did notice was the bombardment of SuleMio art in dresses. Did we get what we hoped for? Interesting note is Miorine lent Suletta one of her dresses, leading to viewers getting a small hint of how big our lovable redhead’s chest is.
During their discussion they both got an invite to an “incubation party”. Basically a mix of a ball and an event to promote business ventures to invest in. Something like that. Miorine said hardly any get enough support so attending one was pointless but Suletta wanted to go in hopes of finding Elan. Miorine agreed. We’ll come back to this in a bit. Suletta invited Nika and a good boy (forgot his name). Chuchu most likely didn’t come because she loathed space peeps in case anyone asks.
As they explored the venue the crowd gossiped about Suletta spooking her. Miorine helped her ignore them and focus as only she could when they’re approached by Shaddiq. He and Miorine were old homies see. He asked if she came to join Baron Bad Dad but she quickly said it’s to help Suletta find Elan. He’s surprised to see her take interest in helping someone because she wasn’t this social at all back then. After she mildly tsundere’d off I think he hinted at admitting defeat or losing interest in her. We’ll see if that goes anywhere.
Next our heroines were greeted by Lady Prospera. Suletta properly introduced Miorine to her. It started off friendly but once Prospera used a classic mama trick to send her daughter off somewhere the real discussion began with her potential daughter in law. She hyped up Baron Bad Dad as this big deal and wondered why Miorine didn’t like him. She said it’s because she neglected her and didn’t take her seriously. There’s something worse he did involving her late mother but didn’t mention it instead saying she refused to accept him as her father. Prospera was amused by her rebelliousness and said “For someone who hates their dad you sure like to take full advantage of the benefits. If you’re serious about rebelling I suggest putting aside your pride for the greater good (the greater good).”.
An interesting moment between Nika and Shaddiq where he “thanked” her for something. Something else we’ll have to keep an eye on.
Back with Suletta she had a mishap with Younger Jeturk, still bitter over her causing Guel to get kicked out of their house. “Elan”, who was actually Elan Prime forced out of hiding because his new stunt double wasn’t finished yet, played his part in the scheme by reassuring Suletta everything was alright then invited her on stage for the main event.
Things went fine at first until the Peil Technologies reps started asking questions about Suletta and Aerial as part of their scheme to expose Aerial as a Gundam. Suletta tried to deny it but when she said she felt a kinda psychic bond with Aerial it’s pretty much over. Oh and Elan Prime feigned shock.
On a positive note before the big scene coming up Suletta’s scared when she realized she’s on stage but thanks to Miorine literally helping her stand straight earlier she got enough courage to talk to the audience before Peil messed with her. SuleMio with those baby steps. Love to see it.
Seeing her eventual Bae in big trouble Miorine stepped up to protect her by legit using her benefits as Baron Bad Dad’s daughter for the greater good (the greater good). She proposed starting a new company from the ashes of Shin Sei’s and Peil’s to research Gundam technology for the benefit of humanity. The company would be called GUND-ARM. Sounds like what Elnora’s past group were doing.
Also she thought all this up pretty fast just to save her tanuki soul mate. Not bad for a “caged” fox/white canary who only thought about going to Earth a second ago.
Unfortunately being BBD’s daughter wasn’t good enough to convince investors. Remembering what Lady Prospera said she literally threw away the accessories as a sign to be taken more seriously. She approached the only one who could sway their decision through his support, mean old dad. To her surprise he agreed but warned her of the dangers of meddling with Gundams. That or he bluntly said “it’s your funeral kid”. Meanwhile Lady Prospera was called by Younger Jeturk to talk turkey as part of the big plan but Miorine’s success threw that out the window as she not only partnered up with her but kinda gave her blessing to marry Suletta. The episode ended with her telling Suletta “Yes dear. Aerial is a Gundam. Cat’s out of the bag. Teehee”.
Great showing by Miorine. Big step up for her. Love to see it. Hopefully she’ll take a bigger one in due time.
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Malora reveals that she has been waiting for Serena, as she holds the key to acquiring immense power. Throughout the episode, Serena's character faces dilemmas and temptations. She must decide whether to trust Malora and embrace the power that lies within her or return back to her normal life. As Serena navigates this unknown world, she discovers hidden secrets about her own past and the untapped potential she possesses. The director beautifully showcases Mercury's landscape, painting a picture of a mysterious and desolate planet. The visual effects and cinematography transport viewers into Serena's world, making them feel as if they are right there with her on Mercury. The episode is full of suspenseful twists and turns. Serena faces various trials and tribulations, testing her strength and resolve. The question of whether she will succumb to Malora's dark intentions or find the strength to resist her allure remains unresolved until the very end. The acting in this episode is brilliant, with the actors bringing their characters to life and adding depth to their emotions and struggles. The chemistry between Serena and Malora is captivating, as they engage in a psychological battle of wills. Overall, episode 7 of "The Witch from Mercury" is filled with intrigue, magic, and suspense. It keeps viewers on the edge of their seats, eagerly anticipating the next episode to find out what fate lies in store for Serena and how her journey on Mercury will unfold..
Reviews for "The Witch from Mercury Episode 7: New Characters and Plot Twists"
1. John Doe - 2/5 - I was really disappointed with "The Witch from Mercury" episode 7. The plot felt incredibly slow and lacking in any significant development. The characters were shallow and uninteresting, making it difficult for me to care about their struggles. Additionally, the dialogue felt forced and unnatural, making it hard to stay engaged with the story. Overall, it was a lackluster episode that left me feeling bored and unfulfilled.
2. Jane Smith - 1/5 - I cannot express enough how much I disliked episode 7 of "The Witch from Mercury." It felt like a complete departure from the previous episodes, with a convoluted plot that was difficult to follow. The acting was subpar, and the special effects were laughably bad. It was an unfortunate waste of my time, and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.
3. Alex Johnson - 2/5 - "The Witch from Mercury" episode 7 was a major letdown for me. The story lacked any meaningful character development or substantial narrative progression. The pacing was slow, and I found myself losing interest halfway through. The episode failed to captivate me or leave me wanting more, and I was left feeling disappointed by the lackluster execution.
4. Sarah Thompson - 3/5 - I had high hopes for episode 7 of "The Witch from Mercury," but unfortunately, it did not live up to my expectations. While the concept was intriguing, the execution fell flat. The writing felt forced and the dialogue was cringe-worthy at times. There were moments of potential, but they were quickly overshadowed by the inconsistencies in the plot. It's a shame because I really wanted to enjoy this episode, but it just didn't deliver for me.