#BLUE REFLECTION RAY EPISODE 13 SERIES#

To be clear, magical girl series are a dime a dozen. And if the anime Blu-Ray release was cancelled mid-way through the show's life, you know that the message to completely skip this show is warranted, even if it's for 'various reasons' (it's clear that it wasn't popular, geddit?). And boy oh boy, I suffered through this hellhole just to make this review to tell you the TL DR that this show is already doomed for failure from the start. Reflection the video game itself, but based off of Metacritic scores for the original 2017 game, it's 'mixed to average reviews', but the same could not be said for the anime adaptation, which is a spin-off of the main series. Please Japan, even if you won't listen to the Western fans that we absolutely DO NOT NEED shows like this, at least please consider that making a show is not cheap at all, and you can make-do with another show that will serve your budget better and have a better audience reach. You know what I hate about game adaptations? It's not the final product that's the anime itself, but the production staff, or more precisely anybody who has the cheek to say that they can prolong these works to something like a 2-cour show (meaning 24 to 26 episodes). Now striving to become Reflectors themselves, Ruka and Hiori must learn to work together and become stronger so that they can save not only the people around them, but also themselves from the emotions that hold them back. They find themselves in several conflicts against red Reflectors, slowly realizing the true power of the rings that they hold. There, she meets the outgoing Hiori Hirahara, who also has a blue ring.

Unable to return it, Ruka brings it back with her to her dorm. In a chance encounter, however, she bumps into a woman who happens to drop a blue ring as she hurries away. There are two types of Reflectors-those who wear blue rings to protect those falling into depravity by preserving their Fragments, and those who wear red rings to prevent negative emotions by stealing the Fragments of those who begin to develop severe woe.ĭespite wanting to socialize with people around her, transfer student Ruka Hanari's shy and introverted personality always gets in her way. Individual pieces of human emotion usually take form as flowers known as 'Fragments.' The select few who possess strong enough Fragments can become 'Reflectors,' beings who equip specialized rings that allow them to connect their thoughts, memories, and emotions to those whose feelings waver.

Blue reflection ray episode 13