Majikku Kaito 1412

One of the better responses to the issue of what anime performs a good job of entertaining people is Magic Kaito 1412. From Fall 2014 to Winter 2015, Magic Kaito 1412 was one of the most enjoyable series, with 24 minutes full of action and deceit.

An episodic series is, as we all know, like a game of chance where some people win and others lose. Magic Kaito 1412's central idea is really straightforward: the characters engage in the same actions, seemingly in a never-ending loop, from episode to episode. Except for the early episodes and a few others, almost every episode follows this never-ending cycle.

People occasionally criticize the characters in episodic anime for not developing enough. Fortunately, Magic Kaito was able to escape the tiger's cage. Instead of character development, what we have here is the capacity to improve the narrative. The protagonist, Kaito Kuroba, is portrayed as an omniscient burglar who occasionally engages in a perplexing yet original romantic situation with Aoko. Despite being called a "stereotypical" figure, the primary character does a terrific job in each of their respective responsibilities. The bad guys truly do show up at random, but that's a good thing because it means they have a purpose.

This evening, the exquisite and gorgeous Kaito Kid performed a fantastic job of entertaining his audience.