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Disposing magical items in garbage dumps Magical items hold immense power and significance in the world of fantasy and folklore. From enchanted swords to ancient amulets, these objects have the ability to shape destinies and alter the very fabric of reality. However, what happens when these magical artifacts lose their potency or become obsolete? Should they be disposed of like regular trash or should special measures be taken to ensure their safe disposal? Garbage dumps may seem like an unlikely place for magical items, but they often become the final resting place for these once revered objects. In a world where magic is commonplace, the number of enchanted items that become obsolete or lose their magic is staggering. **The main idea** behind disposing magical items in garbage dumps is to prevent misuse and maintain the balance of power in the magical realms. By destroying or burying magical items, it is believed that potential threats can be minimized, and the risk of powerful artifacts falling into the wrong hands can be averted.

By destroying or burying magical items, it is believed that potential threats can be minimized, and the risk of powerful artifacts falling into the wrong hands can be averted. However, disposing of magical items is not as simple as tossing them in the trash. These objects require special care and attention due to their latent magical properties.

MSG: The Witch From Mercury (My Full Review)

FYI: This review will cover this full extent of Witch From Mercury, so spoilers will be here. I will also be reviewing it as an anime, not as an Gundam anime, as this is my first Gundam series. This will also be a more, personal, review. So if you are looking for a more unbiased review of WFM, scroll down for the TLDR. Finally, I also put out my review of Episode 21 and 22 of the English Dub yesterday, so if you want to see that it is here

I actually didn't start WFM during cour 1's airing, unlike most people. I didn't know it existed in October. I got introduced to WFM on April 18th 2023, a Tuesday. I was in a very low point in my life, long story short. RWBY's 9th season was finishing up, the final episode airing the Saturday after. I couldn't get myself to watch "normal" anime because of an ugly break up the month prior, but RWBY not being a typical anime (some even saying it is not an anime at all), I was able to get myself to watch it.

That week, WFM's 11th episode aired for the English Dub. So Suletta and Miorine's chase scene was trending, especially with how well Jill Harris and Natalie Van Sistine handled that scene. I remember this specific tweet (will be linked in the comments) was retweeted by a RWBY fan account, so it came to my for you page. I remember just being so amazed and how Suletta and Miorine resembled Ruby and Weiss, after asking a few questions, I started the anime. And just like Suletta said, "that was no mistake".

I started watching the anime initially to find the scene that I saw (come to find out, it was a scene during Episode 11, which was the most recent episode at the time). But I slowly fell in love with the characters.

Seeing Suletta slowly but abruptly introduced to the world of Gundams. The story of her and Aerial. I couldn't help but relate to Suletta, seeing how she resembled my inner child. One that was oblivious to the world around her and just wants to be helpful and make friends. A person who is more selfless than selfish, doesn't want to be a burden to others. One thing about Suletta that was a punch in the face though. Her list, the list that was part of Suletta's character in cour 1, was all initially something Prospera suggested Suletta to do and Suletta just said sure without hesitation. That hit me in so many ways than one because I was like that as a kid. The reveal of Ericht, and the Suletta clone theory becoming true, I didn't want to believe it but it all made sense.

Cour 1, to me, was pretty much a slice of life school anime but with mechs, that is until Episode 12's tomato paste. Pretty much that epilogue made us realize "hey, remember this is a Gundam anime!"

Going into cour 2, I was caught up once Episode 15 aired. I didn't really join the fandom until Episode 16 aired, when it was revealed what Ericht really was. Just being in the community, joining in on the theories and memes (and later on, fanfics) enhance my experience of WFM. This was an anime you HAD to watch as it aired. It wasn't like most anime where they are adaptations of manga or light novels. Everyone who watched the anime as it aired, was watching the story unfold for the first time. No one, not even the VA's, knew what was going to happen 4-5 episodes beyond what was airing.

Episode 18 onward was indeed rushed, in terms of the plot. I am not blind to it and definitely do agree that the anime would have benefited with a few more episodes (not double the amount, just a few more). When Ericht was revealed to Suletta, I was saying "already?!". Also I think the small timeskips in the episodes at times hinder the flow of the plot (even tho I didn't mind it most of the time) However! However. I do think the show took their time when it came to Suletta and her character. I do not think Suletta's character suffered through the rushed plot.

It was one day on Twitter that I saw the best summary for WFM (as of Episode 18's release). It said "MSG: The Witch from Mercury is a Shakespearean revenge plot inside a high concept sci-fi political thriller with mechs disguised as a regular school yuri." I thought that was extremely accurate yet funny to share.

Finally I was not blind on the main message this story was trying to tell. You have to move forward in life, even if you don't gain anything. There is no time machine, so even if your scared, even if you made mistakes in the past, the only way is forward. I will move forward, even if there is nothing to gain, just like our space tanuki.

TLDR: Witch From Mercury is an amazing anime and I thoroughly enjoyed it. A 8.5/10 anime, to me it stands on equal footing against many amazing anime greats like Kill La Kill, Zombie Land Saga, and Ancient Magus Bride (no season 2 spoilers please). Suletta Mercury has to be my favorite and most relatable character.

Wands, for example, should be snapped in half to sever their connection to their previous owners. Amulets and talismans may need to be ritually cleansed or destroyed to ensure that any residual magic does not cause unintended consequences. Some argue that magical items should be preserved or housed in designated repositories rather than being disposed of entirely. These repositories could serve as museums or archives, where the history and power of these objects can be studied and appreciated by future generations. This approach recognizes the historical and cultural significance of these items, even if they no longer possess their full magical potential. **In conclusion**, disposing magical items in garbage dumps serves the purpose of preventing misuse and protecting the delicate balance of power in the magical realms. However, alternative approaches such as preservation and study should also be considered to honor the rich history and cultural value embedded within these objects. Ultimately, the best method of disposal should be determined by the specific qualities and significance of each magical item, ensuring that they are treated with the respect and care they deserve..

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