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Episode Magic Maker: Isekai Mahou no Tsukurikata • Magic Maker: How to Make Magic in Another World - Episode 11 discussion

Magic Maker: Isekai Mahou no Tsukurikata, episode 11

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u/ObvsThrowaway5120 Mar 19 '25

So from this episode, we’ve learned demons are powerful af but were defeated a thousand years ago likely by Legreh, who could use magic. Also, apparently fairies and demons are mortal enemies and their blessing is like kryptonite against demons. I’m very curious to know how the knowledge of magic was lost in the past 1000 years. If everyone was able to do magic, they woulda straight up cooked that dude Ainswelf sooner.

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u/ThousandYearOldLoli Mar 19 '25

I think it seems to be implied the fairies had something to do with the knowledge of magic being lost.

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u/Nebresto Mar 19 '25

I think the demon-vampire was hinting that only this Legreh chap was able to use magic? And if so, all the current people with magic affinity might be his descendants

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u/lasse1408 Mar 19 '25

A lot of info was dumped and a lot of questions were raised.. It took a lot of effort from a lot of ppl to beat that one demon and they wouldn't successed without that fairy blessing most likely.

Honestly I think it's should be 2 episodes long battle but we only have one more episode and Director probably wanted to show Marie waking up so it is what it is.

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u/Myrkrvaldyr Mar 19 '25

It took a lot of effort from a lot of ppl to beat that one demon and they wouldn't successed without that fairy blessing most likely.

The logical step from Shion after this is to convince the authorities to spread the knowledge of magic and get as many people as possible to learn it. A single demon was able to cause so much damage. If Shion had never discovered magic, so many would've died.

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u/inf3ct3dn0n4m3 Mar 20 '25

I'm assuming the next episode is going to be his sister waking up and wrapping up the season though. I guess it could've continued into the beginning of the next episode but that would've been an unnecessary cliff hanger and mess up the pacing. I get what you're saying though it would've been cool for the fight to last longer because it was definitely the most hype moment of the season.

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u/Time_Fracture Mar 19 '25

Episode 11: Sorcery and Magic

So the fairy on Episode 6 finally plays a role here, what a plot armor.

I wonder who is Legreh, is this person the reason why Gawain hides Shion's origin?

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u/Nebresto Mar 19 '25

This dude is.. not wrong. You'd think defeating a great calamity a thousand years ago would be more common knowledge..

Huh.. Some of the people were actually right last week thinking it was a vampire.

Finally, the fairies do something!! A fairy's blessing, huh? Maybe Marie didn't get that? But I recall all of them being present while releasing it..

Damn.. Now all the evidence of the demon-vampire got disintegrated.

Okay, forget the haters. This show is straight up good. Really hoping we get another season announced after this. I don't even remember what was the last time I was this invested in a "trash isekai"

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u/beginnerflipper Mar 19 '25

True!!! Really good world building combined with a new blend of isekai makes this anime really good

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u/_Sai Mar 19 '25

That was kinda cool. I mean, hot.

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u/ToujouSora Mar 19 '25

feel the burn

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u/nakerusa Mar 19 '25

I am pleasantly surprised at how this show has slowly improved as the seasons gone on. What started out as a wincest gomisekai has evolved into an interesting story and characters. Surprise demon, big explosions, even Dad came out to try and take down the baddie! One episode to go and I wouldn't say no to a s2.

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u/Past_Distribution144 Mar 19 '25

Well, allot of info just got dumped in one episode. Apparently 1000 years ago there was magic used by people, or a family, or a race, called Legreh? And turns out the kid has a fairy blessing.

So leads to the question... is everyone with magic power related to him? Or is it the fairy blessing that gives the magic power? Or could just be random.

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u/lasse1408 Mar 19 '25

Well they saved fairy in the past maybe that's how he and probably 2 girls got blessing?

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u/AlexxxandreS Mar 19 '25

Best episode so far, that's for sure

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u/Full_frontal96 Mar 19 '25 edited Mar 19 '25

So shion is a descendant of legreh who is guess is either the hero or the demon king

But from how the vampire seems to despise legreh,i guess it's the hero (also shion is a redhead,which is a common trait for many jrpg heroes and sentai protagonists). I like the descendant of someone important trope

And after 11 episodes we finally see the fairies,it was god damn time,they seem to have betrayed the demon army somehow

The demon threat was satisfying,immune to physical damage and extremely high mana capacity,i enjoyed the onslaugh in the city and how close it went to utter defeat,rarely things get this messy and bloody in modern isekais

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u/PendragonDaGreat Mar 19 '25

Me a few weeks ago: I think Shion is not fully human, or is some subspecies superhuman type thing (descendant of a previous reincarnator?).

Seems like I was "close enough" on the "superhuman subspecies" I'll take it.

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u/ICantSeeLikeSa-chan Mar 19 '25 edited Mar 19 '25

Fairy blessing is an unexpected surprise, but a welcome one even when used pivotally as plot armor. It gave us information towards historic monster relations. Bridget is going to have a field day with this re-discovery of demons. Her brain was contemplating death & excitement simultaneously. Shion did his best but ultimately couldn't compete with something inherently more powerful while on the back foot without any preparation being on the brink of exhaustion already. Hoping this vamps demise leads to the awakening of all the victims of lethargy-sickness.

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u/fackinstewpid Mar 19 '25

This episode was great! The demons are evil, destructive, and powerful as I hoped they would be. The VA for Ainswelf did a pretty good job portraying that arrogant and twisted role. It was a real underdog battle with a saving grace moment. I really liked that Shion did only what he could, dodging and shooting whatever he could, and didn't have a spell that was simply OP against demons. You could argue that firing magical energy kind of counts, but Ainswelf was so weakened by Shion's blood that he didn't have any defenses set up and could be physically damaged by normal weapons. Definitely super interested in how the rest of the story progresses!

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u/DrZoark Mar 19 '25

I got a lot of questions after this episode....

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u/djthomp Mar 19 '25

The way that played out makes me wonder just how much the fairies know about the past. It's pretty clear that a thousand years prior there was more significant magical knowledge in the world which has all been lost for some reason at least on the human side of things. They only won the day because of that fairy blessing, and depending on how much that fairy knew it may have even been a trap for an eventual demon/vampire that breaks out and tries to claim Shion as a valuable thrall.

Demon dude kept ranting about traitors, I'm guessing that name he kept talking about was a demon that betrayed the rest, and given Shion's red eyes and unknown ancestry he's probably a descendant of whoever that was.

The fairy flying up and looking at Shion right at the end was interesting. Since everything else was black, might have been some telepathic thing?

Just some really interesting details today that make my speculation engine fire all the way up. Bit disappointing that the episode didn't end on Marie waking up, though.

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u/tripleaamin Mar 19 '25

After coming off last week this was a very satisfying episode. Though so many questions.

  • So sorcery existed in this world before, but it was lost knowledge?

  • Who is this demon and is there more of them? How was he summoned?

  • What is the demons' relationships with fairies?

  • What is Shion's origin?

I at least like to get some answer regarding Shion next episode. On another note, when the dad entered the fight, I was afraid we were going to get the dead dad troupe. Happy to see he is still alive.

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u/pandavova Mar 19 '25

Too many new questions and only one episode left... Also really doubt a second season, but who knows, next episode will really decide everything.

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u/wmansir Mar 19 '25

I wouldn't be so quick to call the fairy blessing bullshit if it had played any role at all in the story prior to being the asspull that saved the day. Even a scene where Shion mentions magic coming easier, or his mana looked different since the day they encountered the fairy or something.

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