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More like RE-assembled. Negi and company got off Fate’s clutches in one piece, though I think there may be a bit of unfortunate losses and some others involved. But screw that, NEGIYUE ROUTE!

Careful, or you’ll get stoned.

Nodoka sure pulled a nice one-upper against Fate by using that item to get his true name and aim, though that one cost Nodoka her artifact and if not for Negi’s intervention, her life. Poor Nodoka tried to figure out what happened to her petrified artifact so she can find clues about Fate, or rather, Terti. The aim wasn’t given yet, and probably, the restoration of the petrified artifact may go for another side quest later on.

Anybody care to fill in on this mystery supplemental magic?

Continue reading ‘Negima Chapter 228: Negi’s Party Assembled’

THIS CHAP IS NOW OFFICIALLY APPROVED! And I mean, yeah! It’s about hell time we get nosebleeds along with the GARaction. You don’t get that much of value added service nowadays, let alone devise one.

The whole page is asking for GARTIFICATION.

We continue from Negi’s score (VIA THE PEOPLE’S ELBOW, BITCHES!) on Fate. Fate was caught off guard, and was punished again by Negi via a series of melee and magic. If not for the last Thunder Lance that was “emitted” from Magica Erebea (speaking of which, whatever happened to Cantus Bellax?), everything that was made of Fate matter would’ve been finished. Unfortunately, Fate anticipated the last move. Damn Negi made it slip when he was overcome with rage.

Continue reading ‘Negima Chapter 226: Wish Upon A Pair Of Panties’

Well, what do you know? MOAR ACTION! I’m so anticipating this.

Negi’s party is already prepared for any attacks made on them if they are to consider Fate as a formidable opponent. In this case, a counterattack is in order. At this point in time, it’s where we see whose guns draw faster bullets.

Shirabe confronts Chiu, Honya and Paru, while Kotomi and Tamaki are tasked to handle Rakan. This is to ensure nobody gets to Negi during Fate’s crucial blackmail. Will Negi give in? Will he accept? Will he refuse? We’re not just talking persons or VIPs here. We’re talking WORLDS. Fate sure is playing a dirty hand this time around. But hey, he’s ALWAYS playing the dirty hand! Who gives a damn thinking about a certain point of hesitation?

MUDADA!

Paru is getting impressive by the minute as she conjures impressive drawings in mere seconds (Inferno Aniki EX is fukken manly, I tell you), but her and Honya’s powers aren’t enough to stop Shirabe as even Paru’s ultimate defense was rendered useless. She holds true that no series is without destructive music. Flesh-ripping soundwaves are good for your ears, no? At least Kotaro’s there to kick some horned, CAVED! ass… probably…

This is soooo not Rekka no Honoo…

Continue reading ‘Negima Chapter 224: Incredible Strength! Fate’s Beautiful Young Warriors!’

Woot! Consecutive post! My, am I this desperate to get this off my list!

IS THIS IT?!

As what I’ve said on the last chapter, it seems that Fate has a little something for Negi for him to appear right before him in the midst of the festival. Of course, Negi was surprised, everyone was surprised. In fact, I didn’t expect Fate to do a straightforward approach on the confrontation. More like I was expecting a sleazy, sly, and rather sneaky face-off, but this works altogether.

GARShotas going yaoi over each other. How intriguing.

Continue reading ‘Negima Chapter 222: Negi Vs. Fate’

Time to start my comeback for the backlog anime and manga. Guess I’ll just first take it easy with my Negima manga backlog. Easy Mode: ON

The reunion is final: 75% member GET! But still, complications may arise, and Fate is just lurking around the corner. While we’re at it, Asuna tries to get Negi to spit info on Magica Erebea, and we get the usual team play chit-chat whatchamacallthat about Negi protecting the girls and vice-versa.

Yue and her colleagues also arrive at Ostia, donning nice, Valkyrie-ish outfits(not cute, unless implied on the next chapters how it will be), while Yuna and Makie also arrive on Ostia without even the slightest idea on what to do.

The Paru-sama hideout ship is also elaborated, with its amenities and such. Well, it does look like a mobile pad to me, only that its aerial. It’s replete with bathrooms, ample spaces, a kitchen, and some other necessary shit and crap. I’d seriously like one if I can manage it alone, of it a crew is willing to do everything upon beck and call. Do I hear Jellyfish Pirates?

Oh yeah, “Johhny” there was a parody to Johnny of Guilty Gear fame. So much for the ship-and-crew-and-name elaboration. Hahaha.

But the meat of the story lies just beyond the horizon.

So Rakan finally spills out the beans (without asking for cash?! WHERE’S THE SOL-BADGUY RIPOFF IN YOU NOW, RAKAN?! INCONSISTENCY! INCONSISTENCY~!) about Asuna’s true past, and the ties that bind her to Ostia. The organization that used her, the Ala Rubra’s role, and the results of the Magic War finally resurface as Rakan bares them all. Too bad there wasn’t anything pertaining to Fate, but maybe that would go for the next chap, hopefully.

And since we don’t get this much often (and prolly since I’m too lazy to even provide a few more caps), I fixed the 2-page illustration on all the girls of the Negima Club (minus the unfound ones):

That’s the correct way the pages should be done in, so those who think it’s the over way around need to wash their eyes with muriatic acid.

Easy Mode done! Time to go back to Normal Mode. HEE HEE HEE!