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New season? Cue the new villain who is stronger than everyone combined and cook up an excuse to keep your trump card (Shinku) out of the fray until the last moment. The resulting predictability bores rather than reassures (the way the similarly predictable UFO Ultramaiden Valkyrie does). Character growth is substituted by the showcasing of shallow quirks (everyone has their own speech affectation, awesome!), and the new additions do nothing to add to the tenuous charm of the existing character interactions.
The distressed princess of power in question is Marion, a little waif with big hair, impossibly tiny, toothpick-shaped limbs, and impossibly minimalist, chicks'n chainmail-esque halter and thong. Despite her physical assets—or lack thereof, depending upon your perspective—she is without question the most memorable character in this manga, merely on the strength of her bizarreness quotient. Too bad that ain't sayin' much. Save for the fact that she is a damsel in distress who is first determined to save herself and later on determined to save Moriya, Marion's story is for all intents and purposes over before it even starts.
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