Episode 6 of Season 2 of Mashle: Magic and Muscles: A Recap and Review

 

Episode 6 of Season 2 of Mashle: Magic and Muscles: A Recap and Review

Mash Burnedead and You Look and You Lose Your Life

Mashle: Magic and Muscles, Episode 6 The "The Life Crystal" portion of the Divine Visionary Candidate Exam competition is still being explored in Season 2. When Macaron sees two players from the other team, he tells them to give up and put down their crystals. The players attempt, but are unable, to strike back with strong spells. Grabbing their crystal, Macaron smashes it.

The announcer then lets everyone know that because another team withdrew, this phase has ended earlier than planned. Dot and Mash momentarily rejoice over their accomplishment. Mash then feels a strange feeling. Unlike Mash, Wahlberg, Macaron, and the audience are aware that the upcoming exam phase will be harsh. A creepy confrontation between Mash and Macaron is presented to us.

Next, we see Walhberg having a conversation with Kaldo, the head of the Magic Talent Administration. They talk about Macaron and Mash's prospects of succeeding as the next Divine Visionary. And Kaldo is aware that Wahlberg finds Mash attractive. Kaldo, though, is not entirely sure about Mash.

One of Macaron's allies approaches him in a room, pleading with him to exact revenge. He also offers to put a laxative in Mash's drinks to give Macaron an advantage. Macaron is enraged by this since he wants to avoid any involvement. When Macaron notices Orter is close, he advises him not to get engaged either. As long as Macaron defeats Mash, Orter swears he won't intervene.

We then cut to Mash responding to multiple inquiries about his training schedule. Since Mash is talking to himself, Finn finds his actions to be puzzling. Lemon eventually conducts a self-interview in the same manner as Mash, which only serves to confuse Finn more. There are more hilarious scenes until Kaldo shows up.

Mash accepts Kaldo's invitation to play a game. When Mash declines, Dot commends him for defying Kaldo. Mash is warned by Kaldo that he might not be able to become a Divine Visionary if he doesn't acknowledge him. Mash tells Kaldo that he will grant his request after learning this. According to Kaldo, Mash will pass the test if he can beat him.

Mash agrees when Kaldo tells him they're going to play a game called "You look, you lose." Prior to their start, Kaldo creates a circle around Mash and explains how his interpretation of the phrase "You look, you lose" differs from Mash's experience. Mash and Kaldo play the game after Kaldo explains the rules of his rendition.

Looking in the "right" direction, Mash loses this game despite putting on an incredible show. Luckily for Mash, Kaldo tells him that he will overlook it and consider this a draw between them. But Kaldo warns Mash that Macaron might be too strong for him.

After leaving, Kaldo muses over his encounter with Mash and wonders what inspired him to become a Divine Visionary. Kaldo hopes that Mash will catch up to him and the others at the same time. Subsequently, the test announcer notifies everyone about the last part of the exam.

The remaining competitors, according to her, will engage in one-on-one matches in which they must force their opponent to give up or pass out. Mash and Macaron engage in combat in the opening encounter. Mash and Macaron decide to take a food break before their fight. Mash finds Macaron's antics involving shrimp and tartar sauce peculiar.

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In another place, Kaldo discusses his opinions on why Orter didn't get involved yet and why he thought Macaron would be the one to beat Mash. Mash and Macaron properly start their fight. Mash is sent flying into a wall by Macaron's magic ball attack. Macaron and the audience realize Mash isn't on the wall after the smoke clears. Mash suddenly materializes behind Macaron and seizes him.



Mash uses Macaron to practice his Spine Magic: Hell Fall technique. While everyone wonders if Mash really beat Macaron, Finn assures Dot that Mash never actually hit the wall. He claims that he quickly fled behind Mash as he repelled Macaron's assault. Mash was able to avoid running into the wall because of this.

We discover that Mash's method did not injure Macaron when the smoke created by it clears. Mash is informed by Macaron that he is just getting started. As the show comes to an end, the two are getting ready to fight again. 

The Episode Review

In spite of the fact that Rayne Ames made Macaron appear weak in a previous chapter, viewers will be persuaded by this episode that Macaron is not someone to be minimized. As Dot states in this episode, the most powerful mages in Mashle are usually the craziest ones. I'm interested to see what more music-related tricks Macaron has up his sleeve, even though this battle is far from over.

Aside from Macaron, Kaldo also seems like a fascinating character. Although there isn't much character development in the episode, many people will find his opinions on rivals like Mash and Macaron intriguing. The "You look, you lose" game that Mash and Kaldo played was also entertaining. Hopefully, after this competition is over, the show will continue to explore Kaldo. 

Regretfully, the outcomes of The Life Crystal competition were not as satisfactory as one may have hoped. It would have been wonderful to have one more episode devoted to delving deeper into "The Life Crystal" section, even though this final exam phase gives hope that other competitors will have the same opportunity to shine as Lance.

This chapter of Mashle: Magic and Muscles was passable all around. Some people will be mildly disappointed by some of the content in this movie, but there was some great action and humorous moments thrown in to keep the crowd entertained. However, we hope that audiences will experience great joy and pleasure during this last exam phase.