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There may have been a time when the Witchblade anime was only about torpedo-chested women battling it out, but that time is now gone, as this set of episodes takes a deeper, more introspective turn. The relationship between Masane and Riko is tested to its limit here, and indeed, the whole idea of mothers and daughters is explored in the climactic episode—with bittersweet results. After such dramatic heights, the filler-ish beach episode is a bit of a letdown, and it would be nice if we could just wish away the horrid second opening theme. Despite those weaknesses, however, these episodes still leave a strong impression—especially since few things are as strong as the power of parental love.
The opening theme is very cute, and is rivaled in its ability to cheer up viewers only by the image song sung by LaLa near the end of the first volume. The sugary J-Pop and the overall pop culture sensation around the series makes the vocal tracks carry on the musical integrity of the series. While the vocals are anything but artistic or profound, they are sure to find a comfortable place among the hearts of fans across the country.
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