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It turns out that songs can cure illnesses and injuries, and people who employ this new form of medicine (which now rivals both the Western and Eastern forms of it) are known as 'Healers'. Kana Fujii is an apprentice Healer, along with her friends Reimi and Hibiki, and together they hone their skills.
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Healer Girl
(One episode watched):
OK... I had been under the impression, based only on the title, that maybe this show would be an isekai series about someone who was a healer rather than a fighter, which would be unusual. Or maybe a 'healer' from some isekai world would wind up in modern-day Japan. What I actually got was decidedly less intriguing. I quickly got the impression that this show might be relying more on music than plot to entertain, but I didn't find the particular sort of music and singing which Healers employ to be all that much fun. Perhaps the idea here was to create a sort of crossover between idol and isekai anime. But whatever it was, I was soon saying to myself Dammit, this is not interesting at all! The notion that singing can make injuries go away does not make a lick of sense, and I was already tired of it. Magic is the only explanation, but no attempt is made in episode one to explain where Healing came from. The plot was simple and uninteresting: Kana isn't supposed to try to actually heal people yet, but in an emergency she not only does, she excells. But I was quite bored. Did I even smile during episode one?
Last updated Thursday, April 07 2022. Created Thursday, April 07 2022.
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