English Dub Review: Once Upon a Witch’s Death “Flowers Bloom in the Night Sky Festival”

Overview (spoiler below):
While preparing for the fashion show, Meg and Sophie meet Marie, a woman who is looking for the man she met a year ago.

Our opinion:
The opening ceremony of the portal approached a disaster, but Meg and Sophie were able to do it without problems. However, only because the ceremony concluded does not mean that the festival is over. This week’s episode concludes the mini-pear of the “Otherworld Festival” that began in the third episode, with Meg and Sophie who manage the preparations of the parade for the last day of the festival. But in the end they would have discovered that the preparation for this occasion is the last of their problems, since they are interrupted by a woman named Marie looking for a man he met at the festival last year. However, the man he met was not a normal person. In reality it is a Wolfman named Woof who resides in the kingdom of the spirit. Yes, that name will surely convince people who are not a hybrid of the human wolf. Despite being afraid of what Marie would have thought of him, Woof took the opportunity to meet her again, thanks to Meg’s wisdom.
While the episode focuses on the meeting of two lovers on a fateful night, further emphasizes the growing friendship of Meg and Sophie and different points of view on magic. While Meg is grateful to use magic to help people, Sophie still sees him as a curse after learning the curse of Meg’s “death sentence”. However, despite her hatred for magic, Sophie still promises to use it to bring people blessing and help meg to defeat her curse. The episode also reported the “tears of joy” element that was absent by “The Apprentice Witch and the People of Lapis”, with the tears collected by Marie and Woof, who both decided to live together through a marriage contract. Even if I didn’t care a little more construction of the world for this show, he should remind herself that Meg is on the watch to get at least 994 more before his year has expired. Regardless of this, this episode offers a satisfactory conclusion at the arch of the “Overworld Festival”, with the unusually fun chemistry of Meg and Sophie as a heart and humor.