That's the official title.
It's basically taking the manga and changing it a bit to an anime. Again.
The original anime was very accurate to the manga until the Mahora Festival, which is the best part, of course. Then they made up an ending and went with that. While it wasn't bad, it would have been much better to stick with the original story.
Once I found out about the original story, I've been hooked ever since, so I'm hoping this time around, the series tries to adapt certain aspects of the manga that made it excellent.
Original series plot summary:
Again, it was so awesome, but I'm sincerely hoping this time they use the manga more.
It's basically taking the manga and changing it a bit to an anime. Again.
The original anime was very accurate to the manga until the Mahora Festival, which is the best part, of course. Then they made up an ending and went with that. While it wasn't bad, it would have been much better to stick with the original story.
Once I found out about the original story, I've been hooked ever since, so I'm hoping this time around, the series tries to adapt certain aspects of the manga that made it excellent.
Original series plot summary:
10-year old Negi Springfield is a wizard-in-training, and needs only to pass one more test in order to become a Master Wizard. Unfortunately, his final task is a bizarre one- to become a English teacher at an all-females boarding school. As soon as he arrives, he completely embarasses one of his students, Asuna Kagurazaka, and replaces the teacher she loves, which garners her hatred. To make matters worse, Asuna learns that Negi is a wizard,and promises to tell unless he helps her out. But, unfortunately, circumstances force them to work together to do many things, from fighting evil wizards to helping the class pass their final exam, with a lot of humor, magic, and romances thrown in.






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