'ClassicaLoid' Season 2 Episode 3 Spoilers: More Chaotic Hilarity to Ensue as Wagner Establishes Himself as Season's True Villain?
Kanae Otowa's home may have just become too small to house her growing number of supernatural guests on the Japanese anime series, "ClassicaLoid." To make matters worse, the rivalries seem to be getting even more intense especially with the younger Wagner around.
Kanae has not only gotten around to calling the new ClassicaLoid as her "younger brother," but she has also given the boy his very own room. When Beethoven tried to contest this, Kanae revealed that Wagner has actually paid for rent in advance, which also explains why Kanae seems to favor him the most.
But Wagner is really more than just a young boy since he also possesses the ability to use Musik, the same way as his companion hippopotamus, which is really the ClassicaLoid form of the Czech composer Dvořák.
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Moreover, Wagner takes advantage of his new form to antagonize Beethoven in the previous episode, which also served to seal his place as the season's true villain in the viewers' eyes.
At this point, Kanae will believe anything that Wagner says and claims. To add to the growing conflict among the ClassicaLoids, Wagner has just set his eyes towards defeating Beethoven as this time and place once and for all.
The preview for the next episode, titled "Ever Since the Day We First Met," teases a singles party involving the ClassicaLoids that Kanae may not know about. What kinds of chaos will such a gathering entail?
Also, the Musik that will be featured in the episode is reportedly a composition by tofubeat derived from Mozart's "Overture of Le nozze di Figaro." It will be performed by Ruka Endou and Rie Fujishiro
Musik is the term used to refer to how the ClassicaLoid's play music as a way to wield their powers, which could range from causing the stars to fall to summoning a giant robot out of thin air.
"ClassicaLoid" season 2 airs on Saturdays at 5:35 p.m. JST on NHK.
