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Jaadugar: A Witch in Mongolia Episode 2: The Roses That Bloom in Safar

Manga chapter 4-6

Canon/MED

OSHIMETER

7.7

31 Fans

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3

2

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Jaadugar: A Witch in Mongolia Episode 2: The Roses That Bloom in Safar

Manga chapter 4-6

Canon/MED

← Prev: EP 1 Next: EP 3 →

OSHIMETER

7.7

31 Fans

5

4

3

2

1

PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

QUICK TAKES

Story starts to become really interesting. Excited for the upcoming stories.

the environmental storytelling depicting the tragic transition between the pre and post war landscapes is exceptionally disheartening. capturing the devastating ruin of the setting with such heavy visual fidelity perfectly grounds the structural reality of the conflict and establishes a bleak overarching tone.

Feels like we're still on Chapter 1 of the story on EP2, the story hasn't begun yet, it's still setting up the story.

Wow... just wow. Episode yang sempurna.

Dari awal sampai akhir bikin merinding, aku benar-benar terpaku di depan layar dan terbawa hanyut dalam ceritanya. Suasananya juga berubah 180 derajat dibanding episode sebelumnya, dan aku sebagai penonton seolah merasakan langsung penderitaan yang dialami Sitara sampai membuatku menangis...

Kualitas visual yang indah, cerita yang seru dan membuat penasaran, serta musik dan lagu OP/ED yang catchy. Sepertinya ini akan menjadi anime favoritku musim ini.

the opening sequence is so incredibly gorgeous. but dude when she yelled do not dare touch my daughter to the mongolian my heart completely shattered i kid u not. genuinely did not expect to be crying over an anime on its second episode but here we are

The way the art style stays so pretty while everything is falling apart is messed up and the scene where Fatima gets slashed while shielding the kid actually broke me

I am still processing the way they destroyed Tus and then hearing about Nishapur and it feels like there is zero hope left for Sitara at this point

akkorokamui_angel

I still cant believe they killed Fatima so fast and she was the only one looking out for Sitara and now everything is just gone

You really feel the weight of that fire wolf animation devouring Nishapur and knowing that Muhammad was probably caught in that retribution makes the news of the city falling feel so much more personal for Sitara

My chest felt tight when the young soldier asked about the book at the very end because it was the first time Sitara didn't look completely dead inside since the raid started and it gave her purpose

nicol_ascart_166

I can still see the blood on Sitara's face after Fatima threw herself in front of that blade and it was so much worse because of how quiet the cellar was right before the trapdoor opened

That scene where Zmuld died in the yurt while dreaming about the sea actually broke me, because it felt like every person Sitara cared about was getting erased. I was expecting a drama, but this transition into a survival story about the Mongol conquest is heavy and it makes the quiet moments from the first episode feel like a distant dream

mikasa_ackerman

Töre is such a piece of work for claiming the entire earth belongs to his father and then trying to chop off a girl's hands just for wanting her own books back from a bunch of looters

erwin_enigma_108

The way the colors just drained out of everything while they were crossing that stone bridge really sold how hopeless the march felt and seeing the city burn behind them was a lot to take in

Direksi dan pacing episode ini sangat bagus. Setelah episode pertama yag membangun suasana hangat dan damai, episode ini langsung menjatuhkan semuanya dengan perubahan suasana yang drastis. Kontras tersebut sangat efektif dan membuat momen-momennya berkesan. Meski ceritanya mulai terasa lebih kelam, anime ini tetap tampil cantik secara visual dengan kualitas produksi yang konsisten.

EPISODE CONTEXT

Following the premiere's character introductions, this episode shifts focus toward establishing the political machinery of the Mongol court and the competing ambitions that will define the season's central conflicts. Fatima's place within that world becomes clearer here, transitioning her from newcomer to active participant. This episode functions as essential groundwork, laying the interpersonal and ideological tensions that subsequent episodes will draw upon.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

Following the premiere's character introductions, this episode shifts focus toward establishing the political machinery of the Mongol court and the competing ambitions that will define the season's central conflicts. Fatima's place within that world becomes clearer here, transitioning her from newcomer to active participant. This episode functions as essential groundwork, laying the interpersonal and ideological tensions that subsequent episodes will draw upon.

QUICK TAKES

Story starts to become really interesting. Excited for the upcoming stories.

the environmental storytelling depicting the tragic transition between the pre and post war landscapes is exceptionally disheartening. capturing the devastating ruin of the setting with such heavy visual fidelity perfectly grounds the structural reality of the conflict and establishes a bleak overarching tone.

Feels like we're still on Chapter 1 of the story on EP2, the story hasn't begun yet, it's still setting up the story.

Wow... just wow. Episode yang sempurna.

Dari awal sampai akhir bikin merinding, aku benar-benar terpaku di depan layar dan terbawa hanyut dalam ceritanya. Suasananya juga berubah 180 derajat dibanding episode sebelumnya, dan aku sebagai penonton seolah merasakan langsung penderitaan yang dialami Sitara sampai membuatku menangis...

Kualitas visual yang indah, cerita yang seru dan membuat penasaran, serta musik dan lagu OP/ED yang catchy. Sepertinya ini akan menjadi anime favoritku musim ini.

the opening sequence is so incredibly gorgeous. but dude when she yelled do not dare touch my daughter to the mongolian my heart completely shattered i kid u not. genuinely did not expect to be crying over an anime on its second episode but here we are

The way the art style stays so pretty while everything is falling apart is messed up and the scene where Fatima gets slashed while shielding the kid actually broke me

I am still processing the way they destroyed Tus and then hearing about Nishapur and it feels like there is zero hope left for Sitara at this point

akkorokamui_angel

I still cant believe they killed Fatima so fast and she was the only one looking out for Sitara and now everything is just gone

You really feel the weight of that fire wolf animation devouring Nishapur and knowing that Muhammad was probably caught in that retribution makes the news of the city falling feel so much more personal for Sitara

My chest felt tight when the young soldier asked about the book at the very end because it was the first time Sitara didn't look completely dead inside since the raid started and it gave her purpose

nicol_ascart_166

I can still see the blood on Sitara's face after Fatima threw herself in front of that blade and it was so much worse because of how quiet the cellar was right before the trapdoor opened

That scene where Zmuld died in the yurt while dreaming about the sea actually broke me, because it felt like every person Sitara cared about was getting erased. I was expecting a drama, but this transition into a survival story about the Mongol conquest is heavy and it makes the quiet moments from the first episode feel like a distant dream

mikasa_ackerman

Töre is such a piece of work for claiming the entire earth belongs to his father and then trying to chop off a girl's hands just for wanting her own books back from a bunch of looters

erwin_enigma_108

The way the colors just drained out of everything while they were crossing that stone bridge really sold how hopeless the march felt and seeing the city burn behind them was a lot to take in

Direksi dan pacing episode ini sangat bagus. Setelah episode pertama yag membangun suasana hangat dan damai, episode ini langsung menjatuhkan semuanya dengan perubahan suasana yang drastis. Kontras tersebut sangat efektif dan membuat momen-momennya berkesan. Meski ceritanya mulai terasa lebih kelam, anime ini tetap tampil cantik secara visual dengan kualitas produksi yang konsisten.

LIVE · THE WEEKLY VERDICT

©トマトスープ（秋田書店）／天幕のジャードゥーガル製作委員会.

AnimeOshi.com refers to anime titles, character names, logos, and other trademarked or copyrighted materials to identify and describe the works being reviewed, discussed, ranked or otherwise referenced on this site. This usage is believed to be nominative fair use or non-infringing and is not intended to imply any affiliation with the respective rights holders.

All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their owners. If you are a rights holder and have concerns about any content on this site, please contact us at legal@animeoshi.com

©トマトスープ（秋田書店）／天幕のジャードゥーガル製作委員会.

AnimeOshi.com refers to anime titles, character names, logos, and other trademarked or copyrighted materials to identify and describe the works being reviewed, discussed, ranked or otherwise referenced on this site. This usage is believed to be nominative fair use or non-infringing and is not intended to imply any affiliation with the respective rights holders.

All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their owners. If you are a rights holder and have concerns about any content on this site, please contact us at legal@animeoshi.com