[Episode] Jaadugar: A Witch in Mongolia • Tenmaku no Jaadugar - Episode 12 discussion
Tenmaku no Jaadugar, episode 12
Alternative Names
A Witch’s Life in Mongol, Jaadugar, la légende de Fatima
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I liked the series from a technical standpoint - the visuals, direction, all were very good. Before this season started, I was pretty excited about it, considering that Naoko Yamada had a hand in it. Most of her films really speak to me, so this time, too, I was expecting something that would touch my heart. However, this show didn’t resonate with me as strongly as I’d expected. Overall, though, I liked the story, even though the time jumps threw me off a bit, and I feel like some of the characters weren’t developed enough. The political intrigue was my favorite part, even though Sitara was being played all the time. I hope there will be another season someday. I give this 8/10
Yep, they knew all along. Not just Boraqchin, but Ogedai too.
Reminds me of the quote “The kindest person in the room is often the smartest.”
IMO the show lost a bit of it’s charm and proposition during the second half. All of the interesting cultural aspects and cleverness went into boring social interactions and politics.
It started a 9 and ended a 7.5 to me.
That’s one issue I take with stories that are written to be realistic (like this one). I tend to find these relatively boring (too?).
Probably not just me (us?) who feel this way, which explains the popularity of battle shounens, fantasies, isekais, etc.