Ririka is just your average 10 year old girl. She spends time with her best friend Seya, and has a crush on her senpai. But little does she know that Kanou-senpai is actually an agent from another world sent here to save our planet from the evil of Black Joker. He is searching for the legendary Nurse Angel, the only one who can use the green vaccine to destroy the black vaccine used by Black Joker. And would you know it? Ririka just happens to be Nurse Angel.
If you haven’t figured it out, this is a magical girl series not unlike many before it, right? WRONG! This series is harsh. Before there was Madoka there was Ririka.
Ain’t no easy fights here. The dark side has unlimited supplies of the black vaccine but the green vaccine is very limited. And you ain’t finding any more. The battles are hard fought and nobody’s walking away without at least some pain. And guess what? Your family isn’t safe and the bad guys WILL go after them. The story starts off harsh but ends up fucking BRUTAL by the end. It’s a mahou shoujo as written by Nietzsche. Give the poor girl a break.
This show had a pretty high viewer count when it aired. Just one problem: it was the wrong viewers. The sponsor was a toy company who wanted to sell to kids. The viewers were mostly adults because the story was pretty cool and damn well written. Sponsors were not happy. Neither were the viewers, for the most part. The last two episodes just curbstomp your heart into the ground and then set it on fire.
https://anidb.net/anime/1714
Question: How many kids do you think were traumatized by the final episode? I think a lot.
I first watched this anime a couple years ago and I really enjoyed it. I wondered why this anime ended on a cliff hanger, now I know why it did. It was still worth the watch though. Thanks for releasing this. Would be kinda cool if they re-animated this anime with a finished story but made the target audience for adults.
Um it kinda did leave on a cliff hanger? It just ended so abruptly. I mean, they didn't really make it clear whether she survived or not. I remember the final scene was that it just ended with her waking up but it doesn't explain where she was.
She was in the flower bed she just created. There is nothing ambiguous about the ending, her final line in the show was "I'm alive". It turned out good for everyone. She lived, the black vaccine was destroyed, the flower of life bloomed across the entire universe and queen Helena finally woke up.
Taking comedy, RPG and partially isekai apart, I personally like that type of "harsh" fighting anime much more than "fighting is good and easy" anime types.
In a war you will definitely have blood on your hands, and it will be not only your enemies' blood.
There is nothing to be happy about here, people tend to forget that due course of time, so "harsh" animes are useful for preserving peace, I suppose.
Also, it looks like fighting back "black vaccine" is going to become a trend now days. ;)
@AnonBaiter: Yes, you read that right.
@Chillen: Thanks for noticing that. I've been using the wrong shortcut that led to an old version on the network instead of the one installed on the PC. Boy, is that embarrassing.
>The last two episodes just curbstomp your heart into the ground and then set it on fire.
What do you mean by this? They intentionally tried to ruin they own show out of spite for not being able to sell their toys?
>How many kids do you think were traumatized by the final episode?
If they watched Minky Momo prior and what the studio did to her this series would of got the rest of em unless they were watching Sailor Moon SuperS as well during that time to offset that.
Here's the DVD encode if anybody rather have that in smaller size. https://nyaa.iss.one/view/1129393
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