Synopsis
Mahoro still lives with Suguru, accompanying him by doing the everyday house work as his loyal maid. They adopt a strange girl that shows up and named her Minawa. However, things slowly became hectic as a new threat, The Management, makes it’s appearance. What is this new threat that lurks in the shadows? What lies ahead for Mahoro as her life shortens by each passing day?
Review
Mahoromatic: Something more Beautiful brings you back the lovable maid, Mahoro, along with all the panties shoots and humour viewers saw in the first season of Mahoromatic….yes… even Shikijou-sensei is back and she is crazier than ever for Suguru love.
Minawa, a runaway android, finds her way to Suguru’s house in search of shelter from an unknown danger. Things start to go crazy as they are attacked by other robots sent from a place called the Management. What is their purpose? Why are they going after Minawa? Why did Minawa run to Suguru?..Well…for the most part of this series… who cares?
First off, I would like to say I was kept entertained by the comedy in each episode rather than trying to follow some linear plot line. Yes… I know Mahoro is always saying Ecchi nano wa ikenai to omoimas, but this has got to be one of the funniest perverted series that kept me entertained through to the end. What do we have here: A stoic girl who is a maid-to-be, a crazy school teacher who’s hormone levels peak out when she sees Suguru, New Years brawl, Christmas brawl, and in general, Mahoro vs. Shikijou-sensei. What more can one want to be entertained?
A plot does develop later on in the LAST FEW EPISODES. Generally knowing that it’s Gainax, I expected something to happen like this, but when you have a season two that is so closely tied with season one, three or four episodes are just not enough to try and resolve all the questions that build up. The Management, Vespers, Saints. What do they have to do with each other? And who exactly is Matthew?
In addition, the ending was not all..well… pleasing. When you have an episode end with ‘THE END’, you expect it to be the end. Instead, we get an additional episode which tries to explain everything; who Mahoro really was and what the plan Saint Matthews was regarding humans. In other words, the ending seemed a little awkward to me.
Nevertheless, Mahoromatic: Something more Beautiful has all the right ingredients for a day of laughter. Just make sure to tape your mouth shut watching this at night when everyone is sleeping.
The Breakdown
14 episodes that are directly linked with the 12 episodes of the first season of Mahoromatic.
» The Pros
I really enjoyed watching almost all of episodes of Mahoromatic: Something More Beautiful. Each episode is packed with laughter, Mahoro, and Shikijou-sensei's insanity for Suguru. Some of the better episodes were the New Years episode, the Christmas episode, and for sure Hiryuu Dark Ages Martial Arts Festival. It would be so awesome to have a holiday where you beat each other up with a foam sword and come first above all while wearing a flower on your head.
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» The Cons
The final episode...
Gainax'd... anyone?
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» Animation
10 |
In terms of the animation, they were just as great as the first season of Mahoromatic. The coloring was very well done and characters were as cute as ever. In one of the episodes, I noticed the use of real background and inserting animated characters into those scenes ( which I thought was incredible). |
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» Sound
9 |
The music was no short of greatness. Ayako Kawasumi does a great job with the opening theme |
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» Story
7.5 |
In terms of the story, we are given a general idea that there is a new threat out there called The Management. Other than that, the series doesn't really try and come together or try to solidify itself until the last four episodes or so. |
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» Recommend
10 |
Watch it for the comedy and the crazy everyday life of Suguru and Mahoro. |
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» Other Information
Language: Japanese and English
Extras: Art/Photo Gallery
Package: Mahoro catches Suguru as he falls... |
Saturday, May 30, 2026
