Management of a Novice Alchemist

A decent finale that focuses more on wrapping up the characters' journey than delivering a big climax. Kind of boring but I liked seeing the teamwork between Sarasa and her friends.

This episode finally brought some exciting action with the salamander attack. It was great seeing Sarasa use her alchemy skills and preparation to protect everyone. The stakes felt higher than usual, and the teamwork between the characters was a highlight. A much more engaging episode overall.

This episode was a nice change of pace as it focused more on Iris and Kate's backgrounds. The plot itself was kinda boring and the pacing was quite slow, but learning more about the girls and their pasts was interesting. It felt more like a character-focused episode and could probably be skipped if you are only following the main story.

A fun slice-of-life episode with some good comedy. Sarasa's new inventions were interesting, but the episode was kinda predictable.

Honestly, the constant shifts from genuinely heartbreaking moments to overly cutesy scenes just didn't work for me. I was really intrigued once the episode started exploring Sarasa's backstory, but after that, it quickly lost my interest and I found myself getting bored.

Quite an emotional episode that I absolutely liked. It explains more of Sarasa's backstory in an emotional way and how she met her master. Really heartwarming episode.

Ok way too much unnecessary fanservice. Id say skip if your not comfortable with this. This episode just wasn't that interesting. But the moments with Lorea and Sarasa were really sweet, that's the only good part.

I'm just not that interested in this episode. I like slice-of-life anime, but it still feels a bit too childish for my taste, especially with Sarasa having the perfect ability for every situation. However, many would enjoy the cave scene, the animation was nice and interesting.

I liked the business side of the story. But honestly, I guess I'm just not the kind of person who enjoys overly goody-two-shoes characters to really be into this episode. The scenes with Sarasa and the other alchemists were hilarious and definitely the highlight of the episode for me.

Hmm... this episode felt a bit childish and cringe to me. I liked seeing the villagers work together, but the overpowered protagonist, overly cutesy characters, and exaggerated teamwork moments just didn't click. It all felt a little too convenient for my taste.

Anyone who has ever moved will highly relate to this episode. Whether stepping into a new dorm, a new house, or an entirely new country, the episode perfectly captures this feeling from Sarasa's perspective. I loved this episode because Sarasa’s new life is relatable to watch.

Ok pretty good set up episode. We see how Sarasa, our main character, gets into alchemy in the first place. Not much happened in the first episode, it's pretty relaxed. But it gives a pretty good intro to our characters and to the story going forward.

A satisfying ending that wrapped everything up nicely. I liked that Sarasa stayed true to her dream instead of returning to her family's company, and the partnership they formed felt like the best solution. This anime isn't packed with huge twists, but it's a relaxing fantasy with lovable characters, wholesome friendships, and a nice balance between slice of life, business, and adventure.

Probably the best action episode in the series. The fight against the Salamander felt much bigger than previous battles, and everyone contributed instead of leaving everything to Sarasa. Watching Sarasa push herself to cast such a powerful spell was intense, and the teamwork made the victory feel well deserved.

This episode mixed mystery and adventure really well. The volcano investigation was exciting, and the Lava Lizards made the journey more dangerous than expected. The ending with the giant Salamander appearing was a great cliffhanger and definitely made me want to watch the next episode immediately.

The story started raising the stakes with Iris's family situation and the suspicious people behind it. I liked that the conflict wasn't just about monsters this time, but also about protecting friends. It gave Iris more development while showing how much Sarasa cares about everyone around her.

The story introduced a new challenge while keeping the relaxing pace. I enjoyed seeing Sarasa solve problems through her knowledge instead of brute force, and the teamwork between the girls continued to be one of the show's strongest points. It's the kind of episode that quietly builds up the next big adventure.

This episode slowed things down and focused more on daily life around the shop. Sarasa continued helping the villagers while everyone settled into their roles, making the shop feel more like a real home. It wasn't action-heavy, but it strengthened the friendships between the main cast and kept the cozy atmosphere that makes this series enjoyable.

This was probably one of the most relaxing episodes so far. The adventure to collect materials had plenty of wholesome moments, especially watching Lorea overcome her fear of swimming. Even when the Ligarex suddenly appeared, the episode never lost its lighthearted charm. The group chemistry keeps getting better every episode.

Another enjoyable episode that focused on gathering materials and expanding Sarasa's shop. I liked how she wasn't only thinking about making money but also about helping the village grow. The cave expedition was fun, and it showed how everyone was slowly becoming a reliable team.