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Noah Phillips

I don't really blame Coco because she's a child and also very naive. My question is why did Qifrey leave the girls unsupervised, especially when he knows how naive Coco is to all this is feel like should be by his side at all times until she's gets more experience.

fluffqueen91

"You are our hope. *sics a dragon on her*" ...I'm starting to think this particular witch may have a few screws loose?

Talon

"shes a kid, I cant get mad at a kid" *gets mad at aggott* Lol. (JK, aggott is annoying. Still had to call that out though)

Skebaba

The Virgin Dunce Cap vs The Chad Wizard Big Hat

Skebaba

She didn't tho??? Dumbass Tetia aggro'd it by STICKING THE FUCK OUT like a 9IQ smoothbrain. Everyone knows if you're in an unknown location, you do NOT stand out from the terrain, but sneak as close to the terrain itself as possible to stay hidden, until you can rule out other beings in the area, after which you go to high ground for location

Overlord

whole episode was forced plot progression for me. are you telling me that no one thought to notify Qifrey before they left in a hurry? all they had to do was shout out loud, because there's no way he had left the shop, he was just on different floor i think? and then there's fact that Qifrey failed as a teacher, leaving them unsupervised, instead going off to enjoy some "neat" stuff inside the shop himself. You are an adult, you are there to take care of children, not to have time of your life

fluffqueen91

Tetia definitely drew the dragon's attention, but calling her a "dumbass" and "smoothbrain" is ridiculous. She's literally only 10-12 years old! Saying "everyone knows..." is really weird in this scenario too, b/c no, the average 12ish young girl shouldn't be expected to know tactics of all things?? They haven't grown up playing FPS games, and it's unlikely that Qifrey has taught them anything like that yet, even assuming he plans to teach such things at all. The currently unnamed brimmed cap only meant to bring Coco to the spot, and it's unlikely that they weren't aware a dragon was lurking close(ish) to the teleportation spawn point. Perhaps "sic on" is too strong of a phrase, I'll give you that, but current info and the comment "welcome to the world of magic" strongly suggests that the witch originally intended for coco to get pulled into the area and (eventually) encounter the dragon on her own. Not exactly something you'd generally plan for someone who's supposed to be your "hope"! I'm sure the witch has a plan that makes sense to *them*, but considering what little we know of their motives, their actions so far don't seem to be those of someone who has all the lights on upstairs!

fluffqueen91

I get where you're coming from, but I think you're overlooking a few things. First of all, they're kids. Kids don't always think things through, they often react based on emotion and/or what they think is best in the moment. So yeah, they might've focused on not losing track of Coco and just not thought "hey, let's yell for Qifrey first". I also don't think it's completely accurate to assume that a lack of supervision makes Qifrey a bad teacher (though he's obvs not perfect). Nobody dreamed the brimmed caps would go out in public, and the shop is small enough that it was perfectly reasonable to let the kids explore a bit without Qifrey lurking behind them the entire time. They still have the mindset of children quite often, but these girls are witch apprentices, and that seems to afford them more independence than would be expected of other children. Agott was on a different street shopping on her own, and it didn't seem to be viewed as an unusual or risky event. Sure, you wouldn't want a kid that young doing it in our world, but unless we get some in-universe explanation that says otherwise, it's not unreasonable to assume the rules and expectations in WHA are a bit different. Coco's mom also lost track of her VERY tiny daughter in episode 1 long enough for Coco to follow a butterfly(?) away from a relatively crowded area. It's *possible* the adults in WHA just suck, sure, but I think we should withhold judgment for now. After all, anime has a habit of giving kids more freedom for the sake of the plot, especially when magic is involved.

Overlord

I can agree with first part of them not yelling for Qifrey, sure they are kids so you can kind of let that pass. As for Qifrey not supervising them? first of all, shop was not really small enough considering it had multiple floors, with minimum of 4 (since there was boy on 2nd floor, the girls and old man were on 3rd i think? and qifrey wasnt on first since he would have seen them otherwise, so lets assume he was on 4th, otherwise he is just inattentive as heck which would actually make this worse.) Qifrey knows that coco is involved with brimmed caps or however you wanna call those mages, sure they might not come after you in public but like you should always assume worst. least he could have done was pay attention to them, also when they ran out of the shop the other two were actually yelling at coco to wait (unless im misremembering). also let's be real, since when would villain care about whether its public or not to achieve their goals

AustynG123

Early Agott is a whole different beast XD

Tobias Reinhold

There are lots of great shows about just regular little girls doing cute girl stuff. Next season, for example, we're getting the second season of one about a nice and friendly little girl called "Tanya".