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Definitely can see why Qifrey didn't want to get the Knights Moralis involved with Coco. The type of people to erase memories and ask questions later given the only confirmation they needed was who cast the spell. Like can't you at least take a look to see if the spell is still there and analyze it before casting judgement? Still cannot believe how insane the animation quality is. Every week there's something new to put my jaw on the floor.

I love the fact that the magic system actually serves as the practical justification for witches to wear robes instead of it just being how mages are always depicted. In addition to answering thr question why they dont usually rely on stuffs like rulers to draw. Coco clutching it with the spells she learned from the previous quests was cool. The instruction to terraform the region into arrakis definitely wasnt in her design though. And as always, nobody expects the pointy hat inquisition. Pretty sure its suwabe junichi voicing the guy, kinda funny sukuna is on the side of law time around. Also, I would technically have another dime if I were to get one every time hanae natsuki voices a water sword user.

Agott was projecting her lack of self-worth on Coco after all. She sees her old useless, talentless self in Coco and that's why she's passive-aggressively been hating on Coco all this time because--to put it simply--she hates herself. Agott couldn't be any more mistaken about Coco tho, as once again, Coco's proficiency or potential for magic rears its ugly head, putting her in quite another predicament

Oh, that cliffhanger was cruel, especially with the memory wipe glyph... coming to life? What the fuck was that? And those creepy little hands? In a magical world that has been so grounded up until this point, that was an extremely disturbing anomaly that felt right out of Fullmetal Alchemist. Do the Knights Moralis use forbidden magic to punish forbidden magic? They immediately live up to their feared reputation, and looked good while doing it. I feel like I'm on a loop saying this every week, but that was yet another strong episode from WHA with rich character insight and world building, with some gorgeous animation on the way. Episode 7 really highlighted the difficulties of being a witch in Witch Hat Atelier's world in a grounded and compelling way, along with the various ways magic can be utilized in a practical form, from the portable windowway to Qifrey's Raincleaver. In Episode 6, I'd assumed Agott was practicing drawing glyphs via muscle memory to draw them quicker, but of course, witches need to draw gylphs without civilians seeing them. Is that what Brimmed Cap Witch did when he brought the picture book to life for Coco in the festival flashback? While Agott's reasons for helping the caravan was not entirely altruistic, the pressure on both apprentices to help was immense, and completely understandable desperation from the terrified civilians. Both Agott and Coco were clever here, and while Coco is still very much a beginner, it was really satisfying to see her put her ingenuity to use in multiple facets and building upon what she's learned, though the boulder disintegration into sand was far wider spread than intended. What the hell did the Brimmed Cap Witch do to her in the labyrinth? While Agott may say she's not friends with Coco, she continues to worry about her immensely any time she's in danger. I was pleasantly surprised to get insight into Agott's character so soon and why she's so desperate to prove herself, and in turn have some context as to why poor Coco's presence initially would be such a personal affront to her. Agott has worked so hard yet still been rejected, and from her perspective Coco gets to waltz in and being Qifrey's apprentice without any training - after doing forbidden magic no less! - though we obviously know things are more complicated than that. Agott's stylized flashback was simultaneously both gorgeous and unnerving, and I love that even in a more action packed episode, there was still opportune moments for the show to be experimental visually. The shot with Agott being completely dead eyed was a shock as well. Qifrey's Raincleaver got the rightful awe inspiring response it deserved (okay, now I really do need to see him use it in the ocean), and it was great to see how Qifrey and Olruggio effortlessly work in tandem. Even though Olruggio says he's not a teacher, he is quite good at it. I haven't gotten to watch the episode in Japanese yet, but Junichi Suwabe is amazing casting as Easthies.

The Brimmed Hats are always finding a way to make Coco suffer. We get to see who I will refer to as the cops of the Witch Hat Atelier universe in the knights of moralis and the immediately assume poor Coco is guilty and want to erase her memory. The girls were right to gush about the raincleaver. It is the coolest thing ever and that moment was amazing to see. When Qwifrey was talking about this is why he hates water when blocking the river with the raincleaver it reminded me of Anakin talking about hating sand.

Man, the fun police is here🫤 I could see why being a witch could be a stressful job with how so many people are relying on you to do something in an instant, when in truth the only thing that sets you apart from a normal person is that you are trained to draw spells and have access to the tools needed to do so. I didn't expect Coco's spell to be devastating. I do wonder how she managed to do it since in order for her to do magic that huge was to draw a spell of the same size. It's even more odd that no one from their group noticed, but then again they might be preoccupied with Custas. Raincleaver is so beautiful👀 I do feel sorry for Qifrey though because he literally hates water but he got stuck with water duty😭.

Welp, the Knights Moralis that Qifrey didn't want involved are now involved... that spell though, there's a huge gap from disintegrating a rock to disintegrating a whole river. Nice to see Agott coming to her senses to work with Coco. Visually, I loved the part where she was thinking about the way her own family treated her, with the people drawn like stylized, talking pens. And also, great job Agott's mother, rejecting your own daughter so hard she developed all sorts of self-esteem issues and was willing to do *anything* to prove herself! As for Custas, he was well-meaning but oh god, no survival instinct at all. He's lucky to be alive!

I was genuinely worried that Agott was gonna do something stupid to prove herself. Glad to see the rescue went well and we even get to see Qifrey's badass Raincleaver. Too bad Custas is a massive dumbass who values cargo more than his life. Not gonna lie, I got genuinely upset at that scene. Dude almost got himself killed immediately after being saved from drowning 5 minutes ago. As much as I dislike the Knight Moralis for accusing Coco, I can't deny how much I love their outfits. Also, I'm guessing the Brimmed Hat from a couple of episodes ago supercharged Coco in some way which would explain how the Wall Breaker spell ended up going out of control. Yeah, there's no way Coco is going to get her memories erased. We're definitely gonna see Qifrey throwdown with the Knight Moralis next episode.

“Being inexperienced isn’t a sin.” Reminded me immediately of Nanami’s “being a child isn’t a sin”. Whatever else is going on with Qifrey, moments like these when he’s just thinking to himself speaks to how sincerely he cares about his apprentices. Not that Olly was wrong about Agott needing to see for herself but as he was the one who basically invited all the children (if one goes, all must go — it’s how kids are), he should probably have made sure to supervise them. He can’t just overstep Qifrey as a teacher (lol for all his denials about not being a teacher to Coco past episode) and then go about his merry way as if he’s not responsible for the whole situation of them being there. Anyway, not even three minutes into the ep and I was already marvelling at the animation. Last ep was really well-produced but the difference in quality between WHA’s standard of greatness (this ep) and a normal anime (last ep) is ridiculous.

>Some things can only be learned by hands on experience. * I’m very curious with Qifrey’s pedagogy. * Ack. Yeah. I get Agott’s impatience and I see her in my old music students. We’ve all been there. Even great teachers can struggle getting students to understand why the small stuff matters. * *sees sword doing cool shit* this must be the prequel prequel to Wistoria. * I want a Kiki’s Delivery Service and Howl’s Moving Castle crossover with WHA. * **Oh no**. * Oh that is a ***lewk***. First Ichi the Witch’s little magic cops are looking fly, now we have these cops. Still ACAB. * Holy shit. * ***Holy shit***. *** Custas really just… Son 😭😭 I can’t blame the adults because you’re all trying to recover from all this shit. No one would expect a kid to go “Let me tie a rope to a tree and see if I can get the supplies that fell”. But oh Custas, c’mon now 😭 Good for Agott’s thinking here. Really digging the world building becoming more and more multidimensional with magic and the laws around when and how to use it. I have so many questions for Qifrey, though. If he’s aware of Agott’s flaws, what has he been doing to help her improve socially? I’m assuming pairing Coco and Agott was some type of movie to also benefit Agott’s social skills. And Qifrey does seem like a safe enough adult that Agott can have a more rude and stubborn personality—which is good, because that flashback had her looking scared of the adults around her. But like—simply leaving her (and the others) to her own devices to study theory and practice in a safe environment—I need to understand more about witch pedagogy to know if this is normal or not. Because they’re like 11/12, but maybe in magic society, that age is where they accompany their preceptors to observe and aid. I don’t know! But I have so many questions! Where is the board of education? I wanna talk about how these apprenticeships work over some tea. It will be a long conversation. Still kinda surprised there’s no magic academy (that we know of at least) that teaches baseline level stuff. Now that weapons are on the table as magic tools, it does worry me the apprentices might fiddle with something they don’t understand because kids are curious. So I’m hopeful that Qifrey or the other man do a bit more of a weapons safety lesson in the future when there’s downtime. Raincleaver’s cool though. It doesn’t surprise me ~~cops~~ “knights” shoot first and ask questions later in broad fucking daylight 🫠 Like my witches in Cosmic Mother, who fucking wrote the SOP for you to make a grand presentation in trapping apprentices, no interrogation, no corroborating with the preceptor, and you erase memories out the gate? Who does this fucking help if you want to track down the Brimmed Hats? *Who?!* Fucking AKAB (All Knights are Bad). No wonder yall ain’t caught the Brimmed Hat leadership by now if your method is just ***erasing the memories of anyone who sneezes Brimmed Hattily***. It sucks the head diva cop is attractive though. It really does suck. All that beauty is wasted on being a petty weirdo. Just disrespectful. There was no Brushbuddy today. Brushbuddy, where are you 🥀

Agott is chomping at the bit to finally get field experience and prove herself, and this incident with a fallen carriage is the perfect opportunity. They may as well bring all the girls too! Dad #2 Olruggio will be there to make sure they're properly supervised. And Olruggio proves he was the right choice to take Agott because he can acknowledge her desire for field experience while also acknowledging that she can't rush into assisting beyond what she's actually ready for...not when she's looking to prove herself rather than actually acting on what magic is really about. Qifrey pulling out the water sword that can part the seas!!! It's called Raincleaver! All the girls are going gaga over it! Even Agott, in true tsundere fashion! Look at all those spell inscriptions on it! Next you'll tell me Qifrey's mastered Water Breathing too. Honestly was it really a good idea to leave Coco and Agott alone? Nothing good ever seems to happen when they're left alone...but hey, someone finally acknowledged Coco as a witch! Little Miss Witch indeed. Dang it Custas! I know you wanted to get some of what you lost in the crash, but putting yourself in danger after literally getting OUT of danger is the dumbest thing ever! So of course he ends up buried under rubble with poor Coco desperately trying to keep herself out of water to help him. Well, Agott wanted an opportunity to prove herself, but being put in such a critical position causes all the accusations about her "average" magic since she was a small little girl to come swarming in her ears. She never measured up to her famous mother, a mother who rejected her own daughter because she couldn't live up to her standards, and Agott's been trying to prove herself to that woman ever since. But it's Coco that makes Agott realize the priority is to SAVE LIVES and if that means Agott has to put on a light bird show to keep people distracted while Coco casts magic...so be it. And with the Power of Friendship and the magic Coco's learned along the way, she's able to do it! Say what you will about Agott, she might deny being Coco's friend, but she was still worried about her. And she can acknowledge Coco's genuine and sincere resolve to help people and eventually save her mother. So of course the moment is ruined by both girls getting taken into custody by the KNIGHTS MORALIS, lead by Junichi Suwabe, who promptly accuse them of using forbidden magic...and when they see that Coco's rock-breaking spells seemingly turned everything around it to sand and dissolved the water...it's hard to deny that accusation. Is Coco about to get slime mindwiped!?

It's sad that the first thing Agott thinks of when Dagda pleads for her help is how she'll be able to stand out rather than concern over saving Custas. Thanks to the flashbacks we've gotten a small look into as to why she's so impatient and dedicated to studying, and how she feels she needs to have value.  Qifrey cleaving the river was cool to see.  I'm guessing Coco's spell copied the repetition part and that's why it's continuing to turn everything into sand, she might not know how to make a singular version. It's weird how that Knights just jumps into sending Coco into oblivion clearly seeing she's an apprentice, why isn't he looking further into the matter?

Coco and Agott really displayed some solid teamwork this week. That was one hell of a tricky situation to be thrust into like that, but the girls made it work. Props to Coco for remembering the rock smashing magic from before and Agott’s spell was a good distraction to hide Coco’s casting. I don’t think Coco’s spell did all that to the river. She’s not that strong. So who was it? Who tampered with that shit?

I see, Qifrey hates water so much that his main focus when developing magic was one that can control water. I mean, his big dragon was made from water as well after all. But hey, at least Agott has a small victory. When not concentrating too much on getting it perfect but what it is for she can even draw a light spell without looking. I am interested to see where the ending goes. I mean, they did something to Coco at the end of the second to last episode. So I assume this is the consequence of that but I wonder how it truly works. Like Coco was practicing magic before, so why did it "go out of control now"? And especially how does this work with a simple "earth disintegration" circle? Because not only was the effect way stronger, it seemingly even worked on water despite being a different element. It especially begs the question if there is an innate "talent" that can create stronger magic from simple circles and it was awakened or forced on Coco.

So let me get this straight they saved him from a disaster only for him to do something this reckless that could have gotten himself killed he also dragged coco with him and I suspect that coco had nothing to do with the spell going out of control I bet you that evil witch was right there somewhere and he cast the same spell to make coco look like the guilty one he seems to love messing with cocos life.

I get that Custas was just a kid, but he did really waste Qifrey & Olruggio's efforts by going back down. Not only that, he's indirectly led the Knights Moralis to (almost) neuralyse Coco. Near certain that it'd be interrupted but how? Reckon the bird Aggott had summoned really did alert Qifrey's attention. For all her tsundere act towards Coco, her excuse would end up eventuating. We’ve got a glimpse into why Agott’s such a hardass in contrast to her fellow apprentices. Which made it more impressive that she’s willing to take a backseat and play distraction.

Man these knights are way too hasty. No investigation really just straight to ok lets erase your memories now. Like yep definitely all this little girls fault. It easily could've been just an actual brim hat framing them or something. Idk maybe the "gift" caused Coco's magic to go haywire etc. Still crazy how that entire riverbank is just fucked? all turning to sand goddamn. Maybe the knights should try to stop that first before spending all their attention on two little girls that just saved a kid? Also goddamn Coustas just keeps putting himself in dangerous situations. Lets hope he doesn't get himself in anymore trouble from now on. Look I get you gotta do your job you gotta follow the rules whatever but you gotta do your job right and properly not straight to mind erasing the little girl instead of idk looking and checking for actually brim hats. Anyways we get a bit of Agott and Coco teamwork cool. We see a bit of her past as well and why she's so impatient. Seems her mother or whatever really good? but then Agott is lacking in comparison? Also so you gotta be able to draw with just muscle memory huh under the cloak where nobody can see you draw? Cool. That rain/water cleaving sword was sick af as well. Qifrey really must hate water cuz he fucking mastered every way control water to not get wet, specializing in water magic, and if that's not enough, he has a fucking sword to stab water.

Well weapons also using magic seals should've been obvious but damn that was a cool sword. We started seeing better side of Agott and even more obnoxious Knight Moralis appeared already, like didn't even bother checking the seals or investigating whose students are these girls and went straight to memory wipe lol Qifrey and Olruggio vs knight Moralis next ep? I wanna see more of pro magic of these veterans

I really love this episode for finally digging into what all is up with Agott. It's been obvious that she's always felt anxiety about proving herself worthy, and felt threatened by Coco showing up without having "earned" it. The references to her pedigree implied there was some estrangement due to her underperformance, but I hadn't expected that she was rejected as an apprentice by her own mother. That hit incredibly hard with this animation. Agott going through the mental journey of "I can finally prove myself" -> "what if I fail to prove myself" -> "Coco's right, the important thing is saving the guy" was fantastic Hell yeah, the real villains of the story have finally shown up

- Yeah… - Oh, Agott. - That person…? - At least everyone’s safe. I was worried something would go wrong (most likely thanks to Agott doing something). - Ah shit, *now* there’s something going wrong. - Dang… - Hm… - Smart catch. Will it work, though… - That’s a nice spell from Agott, though! - Nice one, Coco! - Ah, so she broke the boulder. - Uh-oh. - They just immediately assumed that…? - Wait *what*? - Gah, that’s a cruel cliffhanger.

That portable gateway is really neat. Always a treat to see more of the ways and tools they use magic with. Qifrey's sword is also cool af. No matter the situation, he just finds the opportunity for style points. Though I'm curious how exactly the seals on its blade get activated. We're also getting tidbits of Agott's backstory now, with her mother being a big shot that disowned her for not living up to expectations. And she's thankfully moving towards not being a complete hater towards Coco after this. With the magic cops arriving on the scene, I was ready to roll my eyes at how they were just gonna mess with our protagonists without actually helping anyone. But the sand magic spreading this way is actually genuinely terrifying. At least it doesn't seem to affect people or else it would be truly nightmare fuel. Could this be why the Brimmed Caps are homing in on Coco? Cause she somehow has an effect on magic to make it do this stuff? Or maybe this was what the masked Brimmed Cap was talking about when they secretly abducted Coco while in the Escher dimension. Maybe they planted something on her that would trigger the next time she used this spell and cause it to go haywire.

I was thinking we were going to see a completely different conflict than the one that played out. I was expecting the child to be injured and the people to be aggressively hounding the children to do *something* including things that would be forbidden magic, even though they have no such concept of it. I imagine something that has to come up in the world that is going to be difficult for Coco is the idea of saying no in a life or death situation to helping someone with magic when the only choice is to use forbidden magic. I was thinking this was going to be the case because the adults who are used to denying regular folks weren't there to put their foot down. I'm curious if something like that does eventually come up, but I'm even more curious how the brimmed hat turned Coco's small spell into something big given what we know about the rules of magic in this world.

Junichi Suwabe! Another reason to look forward to this show from here on. But how did the Knights Moralis know Coco would cast that spell and cause that widespread effect? It seemed like they detected Qifrey's water cutting and came over before Coco had cast hers.  So Agott's issues stem from being the daughter of some powerful witch who disowned her for not being good enough. And because of this she's been itching to prove her worth. Glad she chose to do what was best instead of showing off in the critical moment. And it seems like she's been projecting her sense of unworthiness onto Coco. Will she redeem herself by saving Coco from these Knights Moralis? Or will Qifrey come back in time after having noticed her bird of light?

I was afraid Agott would be stupid and try to do something to prove herself. She didn't do anything until she needed to so Qifery should be proud of her. I guess I shouldn't have doubted her given that she was supposed to be a by-the-book person. I guess Coco should have just moved the boulder with magic instead of splitting it. I'm glad Agott's spell inspired her. I can see why Qifrey has a low opinion of the Knights Moralis. Those guys have the mindset of the Inquisition. you have a problem when your main organization to enforcing your own rules are abusing their power right off the bat. If there is *any* saving grace to them the fact that everything is turning to sand does make Coco look a bit suspicious.

The sound effects in this show is so good. For panels to come alive sound effects are vital and the show just aces it. Anime just hammered home how scary the whole situation was. Coco keeps being the adorable out of box thinker that we love and this time assisted by Agott and bonus points for Agot letting coco hug her🥺. We get more insight into Agott. I have to praise the English dub of the show, it's so well done. The dub imo does not try to translate the dialogue one to one but it actually adds it's own interpretation which I respect a lot. What a banging adaptation

**Having absolutely no knowledge of the manga at all and just theorizing:** It would seem the Knights Moralis are in league with the Brimmed Caps. They rolled in, asked basically no questions, and went straight to punishments and mind wipes. That isn't the actions of a group interested in finding the truth, quite the opposite. That's someone who is afraid of the truth getting out. If they wanted to catch the Brimmed Caps, they would be taking prisoners and doing interrogations, not mind wiping everyone the instant they even suspect involvement. The only reason to mind wipe like this would be if you were working for the big bads who were secretly in charge of far more than they're supposed to be, and you were trying to silence bumbling minions before they could out their masters. They don't ask questions because they already know what the answers are, and don't want those answers being said out loud.

Anybody else notice how Qifrey is never around when things go sideways? Is he that good at keeping things in check or is his timing just that bad? Like where did he go in the wand shop? was he waiting near Coco's house for things to go badly? I want to say he has a reason this time but a bird shaped flare was in the sky for a while and he should have had more then enough time to return. So the magic police are erase first ask questions never? With investigation skills like that I'm having a hard time understanding how they haven't caught the brimmed hats yet. It's not like asking someone HOW they learned forbidden magic could help catch people teaching it. The way they run things open cases aren't a thing because they just find the quickest suspect and make them the culprit.

Okay things escalated, I really thought they would just save the people stuck in the flood, but leaving Agott and Coco alone right before Custas (oh Custas) does a really dumb thing. I'm happy Agott is warming up to Coco, her light bird was crucial for this episode, and Coco is getting really better on magic. Their little gushing at receiving some compliments was adorable. Man the Knights really go "memory wipe first ask questions later" (that doesn't work tho, they just forgot), I guess the brimmed caps are just that dangerous. Still that is just really bad policing.

This has been on my radar for a good while now, but I've only binged watched all the episodes last night and this morning. The character animation is absolutely gorgeous, some of the best I've seen in a good while. I forget which episode it was, maybe four or five, where you see Coco press down harder on the piece of paper while drawing one of the sigils, or the hair flicks. It's stunning, really. I finished this episode and had to read a couple of dozen chapters of the manga, because I could not wait to see what happens on a cliffhanger week.

Just in context, I feel like the Knights Moralis deserve a bit more credit than they are being given in this comment thread. They received report of a giant water column, they went to check it out, and there, they see a person who has already had a track record of petrifying a house also having just terraformed a riverbed into sand and possibly having sent up that pillar of water ( they were not there for Qifrey using the sword ), which no apprentice should be able to do without forbidden magic. As far as they know, she's just casually doing forbidden magic all the time, even in front of outsiders because neither of them passed the second test, and they don't necessarily know if she has any leads. A brimmed hat is not an organization; it's literally any witch that does forbidden magic. Their job is to erase the memories of brimmed hats, and if they see a ten year old, they are not going to imagine she is affiliated with some larger brimmed hat group that should be interrogated. She's just an outsider that learned magic and started abusing it, which is the natural conclusion to make. What are you going to ask a child? "Where are the other brimmed hats?" She's ten years old, hardly top-secret operative material. To them, she could just be a rogue outsider, given a bit too much leeway, that learned magic and is now causing natural disasters, in which case the only thing to do is erase her memories. Even she doesn't know any brimmed hat members or where to find them. We, the audience, know Coco is special and innocent but her actions look exactly like an outsider who entered the magical world without having been indoctrinated on the responsibility and values of the magical world, and how coincidental that three large-scale disasters happened with her at the centerpiece of it within what, a month?

Custas has to be the dumbest character in the series so far lol ? Gets saved from a very dangerous situation proceeds to make it even more dangerous lol. Coco and Agott dynamics were great in this episode and I really like how Coco's energy is slowly affecting Agott. And speaking of Agott we get some glimpes into her and whatever happened in her past to make it so driven or better wored obsessed with proving herself. Coco and Agott work together to save Custas and we get some great scenes and also important world/magic building especially having to draw under your cloak I really liked that. But then the insane cliffhanger with Easthies "Fuck Them Kids" Knights Moralis coming in grabbing both Agott and Coco to question them thinking they are working with the Brimmed Caps. Now I dont know if Coco made the entire river and suroundings into sand by mistake with the spell casting or the brimmped caps set her up and this situation ? But no the episode ended next week cant come soon enough. I have a video review if anyone is interested. Thank You.

Hmm, I dont think so. I imagine it should be pretty basic levitation spell, If not she can definitely borrow to copy her friend's & Teacher's shoes if it's not on any textbook, Is there a patent on sylph shoe magic that you have to buy it? lol She just doesn't want to draw on her current normal shoe for whatever reason and prefer having them separate. Perhaps sylph shoes is made using special materials that help ink not getting rubbed off unless its wet???

2D Horses, flora, and a sword that can split the ocean! This show is just so good. I figured if Agott was going the would the other three would go as well. Now we know why Agott is so desperate to prove herself. The adults in her life before she found herself at Qifrey's Atelier instilled an inferiority complex in her. This Adina person (that's who the subtitles labeled her as) is probably Agott's mother. You can say you're not friends all you want Agott, but Coco will get you eventually. I wonder why the Knights Moralis would have a problem with what Qifrey did or Coco's spell. Forbidden magic, as far as we've been told, are spells directly on or affecting the human body which neither Qifrey nor Coco did. There's something we're not being told. Maybe Coco has some kind of hidden power. Maybe magical weapons are forbidden. Gah that cliffhanger. Being forced to a week for it's resolution is criminal because there's no way they actually take her memories.

I thought the big conflict was that the kid or someone would see how the spell was done, but instead it was a bigger than expected effect. Hopefully we are given some explanation. At least now we see why Agott was trying so hard to draw spells with her eyes closed. You are expected to do so if you want to cast in public. Olruggio really spelled it out right away though. Agott is rushing to advance, but what does she think magic is for? Coco is the one that seems to be grounding her.

I’m so proud of Agott this episode. Even with the adults pressuring her and her own pride wanting her to solve things, she was still able to keep a level enough head to trust things to Coco. … you know, I was wondering how they managed to keep the secret of magic when a single loose lip sinks ships, but I guess the answer is for memory wipers to be incredibly trigger happy. Man, Qifrey-sensei really can’t leave them alone for even a few minutes. Also, I wonder if the overpowered spell is a weird trait of Coco’s, someone sneaking the wrong formula into her lessons, a mistake, or a Brimmed Hat stalker.

Coco is so funny, those shoes are never going to reinked at this rate. It'd be way faster to just hand them back to Agott, so she could do it herself like it wore away like it eventually would've.  Agott is hilarious too, I'm so curious like what did she think she was going to do? She put the cart before the horse there. Also she needs Coco like a lot more than she's willing to admit. Desperate for that 'good job' Speaking of horsies, those horses can't be unicorns because of the three horns very rhinoceros esque, the triceratops of horsies, Robes are hidey-holes You know, now that I've seen Custas's dad panicking, he's pretty dilfy Knights moralis captain guy too, mmm, guess I'm in a mood. Anyways creepy little amulet, with its little fingeries handies, not sure how Coco will get out of this one without things veering waaaaay off course

I know they emphasized how strict the Knights are, but it seems genuinely stupid that they glance at a situation and immediately obliviate the presumed culprit without any amount of questioning. Even ignoring the very likely fact that the target may be innocent, even if they *are* guilty, they should be questioned to get more information on the Brimmed Caps. They just seems stupidly fast to obliviate people, even if you ignore morality.

Damn what an end! I had a few episodes piled up and ending it on a cliffhanger when I catch up is just diabolical 😅 The scale of a supposed small spell being this huge is easily due to the contact between Coco and Brimmed Hat 2 episodes ago ans I can’t wait to see what else is in store. If something that small could end up with such a huge repercussion, a much bigger spell would probably be catastrophic.

Oh? Looks like those enforcers or whatever the fuck caught wind of that splash Qifrey caused. Will they arrive just in time to see Agott doing something she shouldn't? Well looks like they solved everything already so at least it's not specifically Agott those guys will be targeting. ...Ok, interesting. I'm assuming this isn't just 'she accidentally misremembered/misdrew the rock breaker spell and used forbidden magic' with the way she denied that being the spell she drew, so ig something else is going on.