Overview
Tanya Degurechov used to be one of Japan's elite office workers, but because of a wrathful god, was reborn as a little girl. She has blonde hair, blue eyes, and nearly transparent white skin, and she flies through the air and mercilessly strikes down her opponents. She speaks with a young girl's lisp and commands the army. Tanya prioritizes optimization and career advancement above all, and she will become the most dangerous entity among the Imperial Army's sorcerers.
| Original Air Dates: | — |
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| Country: | Japan |
| Genre: | Action, Anime, Fantasy, Military/War |
| Network: | AT-X |
| Watched by: | 6 101 1 020 961 |
| Total running time: | 10 hours 7 minutes |
| Episode duration: | |
| Episodes: | 18 |
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In general, the series is consistent within itself, everyone is fighting, there are no dark sufferings or protracted introductions. If we talk about the plot and the integrity of the universe, then it seems to me that everything will be more or less good.
But the world itself... Of course, I understand everything, postmodernism, the avant-garde and that's it, but I do not even know which of these is more delusional. In the main role, a little girl, a lieutenant, commands a group of flying magicians with guns, and their magic works on some kind of crystals and gears, can fly like a shitty fighter, maneuvering with obvious overloads and rising to a height of over 10 km, if necessary, can read a prayer over the gun in the style of "Lord save and save it" and fire a magic shot from it, comparable in power to almost nuclear weapons.
Yes, this whole hell and Israel is served in the title as a normal part of the world, is adequately used and may even be settled somehow, but it's still such a fierce game that I'm sick of it.
Of course, the plot is cool. The mix is clearly good, and the direction drags.
But how the conventions of this world amuse me, I can't :D