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Magic of Stella

Magic of Stella

Introduction

Upon enrolling in high school, Tamaki Honda joins a club for making doujin games known as the SNS Club. Joined by programmer Shiina, writer Ayame, and composer Kayo, Tamaki begins working as an illustrator for the club's next game. (Source: Wikipedia)

Audience ratings

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Audience reviews

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AnimeFan48

Story: so the story is about Tamaki who is a freshman in high school and she is looking for a club to join so she finds the SNS is a gaming club but at first she doesn't join but later on she decides to join cause that she is a artist or a good drawer that they needed a artist to she decides to join and that being her life of being a gaming club that also makes games so that really the basic premise of the story. Art: art is pretty good honestly nothing really else to say hear the art is really good nothing about it or anything like that. Sound: the Op i grew to love later in the anime so yeah as for the ED i don't know i don't mind it but its like a mix of dub-step in a sense with little singing over it which i didn't care of for honestly as for the voice actress they were all really go…

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delta5

A number of others have mentioned Stella no Mahou's similarity to New Game!, and I think that's about accurate. If you needed a moe fix in the 2016 autumn cour then this was the right choice. But aside from indulging in all the typical moe tropes, there's nothing to recommend this to casual viewers. The story is nonexistent, the humor is missing in action, and the character design, overall artwork, and animation quality are just barely acceptable. New Game! was bad. It added a good amount of panty-shots and other standard fanservice to a thoroughly boring show about working in a videogame studio. But, at the least, New Game! did add a tiny bit of realism to how a videogame gets made. Not much, but enough to drive a minimal plot and justify a ton of moe antics. Stella no Mahou couldn't eve…

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rkidzzz

There is bound to be that one feels good slice of life show every season to help you relax after watching a bunch of action filled or depressing, serious anime. Its main purpose is to help cleanse your souls and gives a relaxing, happy feeling to the mind. Stella no Mahou is the exact anime that fits the description. It is an anime that doesn't take itself seriously, have a simple, enjoyable story coupled with cute characters doing cute things. It is one of the underrated anime this season, mainly because it is not one of the main dishes, but rather serving as a dessert. But a rather sweet one at that. Stella no Mahou have a very simple and straightforward plot. A bunch of cute high school girls making video games together with slice of life theme fitted in between. For starters, there we…

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LegendAqua

Shoujo-tachi wa Kouya wo Mezasu this is not... Ok, before LA even said that statement, let's get to the technicals shall we? In terms of the plot, it's your typical moe-moe slice of life comedy under a scope of looking at the doujinshi visual novel circuit but with cute girls in a club working to make their games a reality. The plot tends to blend it's comedic moments of character jabbing and running gags as well as putting their visual novel technical together. As character development goes it more or less focuses on Tamaki Honda voiced by Maria Naganawa as an illustrator and the worries she goes through trying to fit in into her new club she's in. The plot DOES go through the beats of the visual novel making from events to the visual novel technical themselves but it doesn't drown thes…

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Pazzini

Stella no Mahou is another slice-of-life with a generic and frivolous premise that covers a plot about a school-building gaming club that we are already tired of seeing. It has no differential or something that really is worth highlighting in the whole anime, the plot is extremely simple and this in itself is already completely limited to being able to approach a thematic or principle describing or eccentric, so to speak. There is nothing extraordinary from beginning to end, and you can see this from just reading the synopsis, so it's not something you can describe as disappointing or surprising. The comedy is not the best, because it is as if it acted compulsory in the entire anime, because without it, practically would become something even more empty empty than it already is, so do not…

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Trashier

Silver Link has already brought us various anime such as Non Non Biyori, Shomin Sample, Anne Happy ♪ and Girlfriend (Kari), now the levels of diabetes will raise again with Stella no Mahou. A new school year begins and the freshman that just ingress in high school have to choose a club where they will spend their next 3 years. This is the story about how Tamaki Honda live the first semester of her new high school together with the girls from the SNS Club. Story: 7 out of 10 The story is good, it have that diabetes effect and is a nice break from heavier animes. For starters this is a slice of live, it won't have much story to tell and the little development that i'll happen isn't enough. There were several things that could have been explored in a much better way, namely the other club…

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