Shounen Jump has a certain credibility for always introducing manga and anime to the world which gives an everlasting impression. And Magico is no exception at all.

Written by Naoki Iwamoto, We follow Emma who is to be married to a King and the wedding gets crashed, she gets picked up by Shion who reveals that there's a force of immeasurable destruction lying within Emma that could destroy the world, and he also says that the only way to seal the magic is to follow some rituals which involves marrying him.

Story(8):It deals with magic namely there are sages and the wide variety, cool super powers gained through rituals, you'd have no trouble understanding them. There's an epic plot and a valuable romantic story in here and I'm pretty much satisfied with it's memorable ending. What the story wanted to achieve is probably the balance between the fighting and strong romance which was superbly given throughout the manga. There were certain elements which was found in Naruto Shippuden(you'll see it in the end) and every element is throughly thought by the mangaka.

Art(8): No complaints, art was good.

Character(8): Different varieties of characters, different conflicts all of them moved by emotions likewise it strengthens them up to move forward. All characters were relatively important and contributed to the story. Shion's character is very rare even for a manga, he is someone who pushed forward everything and anything in order to protect the ones he loved. I believe he looked a lot like Kilua Zolydick, except he has more emotions than him. The character pasts were fascinating mixed with tragedy and hope to the future.

Enjoyment(8): There was humor in the manga which was momentarily good. I think the only flaw is that the story progressed very fast, even faster than Hunter X Hunter. I enjoyed the adorable romance in this story, it's very heartwarming.

Overal(8)l: My first impressions whilst reading the synopsis for the first time was totally worth, i mean you could just tell from the basic summary that there's an actual Class A plot in it, and I've a pleasure to say that this delivered an A+ story.