In the enchanting world of fables, there is a tale that whispers of a mystical candy witch. This enchantress is said to possess magical powers that charm children with her delectable treats. Legend has it that the candy witch resides in a hidden cottage deep within the heart of an enchanted forest. The candy witch is known for her ability to create the most extraordinary candies, each more tempting than the last. Her confections are said to be infused with a sprinkle of magic, captivating the hearts and taste buds of all who encounter them. To children, the candy witch is a symbol of joy, wonder, and indulgence.
Anyways, with Tiger and Bunny backing them up, Magical Cat is able to find the confidence needed to use a powerful attack on Blaze and knock him out. It was Dragon Kid’s faith in her partner that gave her the courage.
She figured out that Cat can t use her power right now and explains she notices it Cat is more strong during training and weaker in actual situations as her power is affected by she being scared or nervous. Later after Mugan and Fugan get defeated and the petrified heroes return to normal, Cat tells Kid that she looked inside the charm and that helped her.
To children, the candy witch is a symbol of joy, wonder, and indulgence. However, like all fables, there is a twist to the story. As the tale goes, the candy witch can only grant her irresistible candies to those who have pure hearts and intentions.
Tiger & Bunny 2 - Episode 6 Review - Magical Cat's Mom Doesn't Trust Dragon Kid
Following Tiger & Bunny 2 - Episode 5, this ep puts the spotlight on the buddy duo Dragon Kid and Magical Cat. Everything seems fine between them at first. Blue Rose and Fire Emblem note that Dragon Kid is doing her best to be a great senpai to her kohai.
But then we see Magical Cat at home. And she has one of those typical bad moms who push too far. Who project their lives onto their children to make up for the problems of their past. Turns out Magical Cat’s mother was good at tennis before, but she feels betrayed by her partner. So she believes Magical Cat’s partner, Dragon Kid, also can’t be trusted. She instructs Magical Cat to disregard what Dragon Kid orders, to get the spotlight more herself.
Anyways, Barnaby has dinner with his childhood friend, Mattia. It goes well. Seems Mattia is working on a drug that’s supposed to save people. Bunny is his inspiration to keep working hard. Anything this positive is definitely going to have a plot twist, like the drug is actually evil or something. But we’ll see more of that in future eps.
Back to Dragon Kid and Magical Cat. A robbery happens, where fire is set by them to distract the heroes. Magical Cat is able to use her water powers to put out the fire. She then wants to go after the criminals, but Dragon Kid orders her to stick with the civilians and save them.
So Magical Cat disobeys and chases after the robbers. The robber has a gun and she gets scared. Her powers don’t work. She even trips and falls off the building, getting banged up a bit. Luckily Tiger got there just in time to catch her. Bunny also assists in catching the robbers.
Magical Cat has to stay at the hospital a bit. The heroes come to visit her. That’s when they run into Magical Cat’s bitchy mother. She straight up tells Dragon Kid it’s her fault this happened to Magical Cat. So she tells Dragon Kid to just be back up to her daughter. But Dragon Kid straight up refuses the mom. Ballsy.
Dragon Kid and Magical Cat go back training as usual, but Magical Cat secretly plans to disregard her senpai’s orders again if the chance arises. And it does.
This time an attack is made by the arsonist Bruno Blaze, who uses flame throwers. Again, Magical Cat goes off to fight him on her own when Dragon Kid tells her not to.
Magical Cat freezes up again in fear. Dragon Kid gets there in the nick of time to save her from Blaze’s attack. Dragon Kid confesses that she knew Magical Cat’s powers are less potent when she gets afraid. She hoped to step back and let her get over it by herself because… she was afraid she’d get embarrassed or some crap like that.
Anyways, with Tiger and Bunny backing them up, Magical Cat is able to find the confidence needed to use a powerful attack on Blaze and knock him out. It was Dragon Kid’s faith in her partner that gave her the courage.
So that’s it, right? All resolved. Nope. Magical Cat goes back home to her mother who’s still an untrusting bitch. Who still tells her daughter not to trust Dragon Kid, despite Magical Cat disagreeing with her a little. In the end, it looks like Magical Cat still kowtows to her mother’s wishes and authority. Lame.
Elsewhere, Fugan and Mugan are instructed by Brahe to go to Stern Bild to defeat the last 12 heroes they need.
She can sense the innocence and kindness within each child and rewards them with a taste of her magical creations. But the candy witch's legend also carries a cautionary message. It is said that those who are greedy, selfish, or deceitful will face a chilling consequence when encountering the candy witch. These unfortunate souls will find themselves trapped in her enchanted forest, forever longing for the sweetness of her candies, but never able to savor them. The moral of the candy witch fable teaches children the importance of virtue and kindness. Encouraging them to always be honest, selfless, and compassionate in their actions. It cautions against the dangers of greed and deceit, reminding young souls that indulging in selfish desires can lead to dire consequences. So, if you ever find yourself wandering through an unfamiliar forest and stumble upon a hidden cottage, remember the tale of the candy witch. Approach her with a heart full of purity and a spirit driven by goodness, for only then will you be rewarded with the magic of her irresistible candies..
Reviews for "The Legend of the Candy Witch: A Spooky Story for Halloween"
1. Emily - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with "The Candy Witch Fable". The story was confusing and the characters were one-dimensional. The dialogue felt forced and the pacing was all over the place. I kept waiting for something exciting to happen, but it just fell flat for me. Overall, I was left feeling unsatisfied and wouldn't recommend this book.
2. Alex - 1 star - I really struggled to get through "The Candy Witch Fable". The writing style was difficult to follow and the plot seemed scattered and disjointed. The characters lacked depth and I couldn't connect with any of them. It felt like the author was trying too hard to be clever and unique, but it just came across as pretentious. Unfortunately, this book wasn't for me.
3. Jessica - 2 stars - I had high hopes for "The Candy Witch Fable" based on the intriguing premise, but it fell short of my expectations. The story lacked direction and the world-building was inconsistent. The candy-themed elements that initially drew me in ended up feeling gimmicky and overused. The pacing was slow, and I found myself losing interest halfway through. Overall, I found this book to be underwhelming and wouldn't recommend it to others.
4. Mark - 2 stars - I couldn't get into "The Candy Witch Fable". The writing style was overly descriptive and dragged on, making it difficult for me to stay engaged. The characters felt flat and their motivations were unclear. The plot seemed convoluted and I had trouble following along. Despite my initial intrigue, this book left me feeling unsatisfied and I wouldn't read it again.