Saito easily wins Tabitha's heart because he's her white knight... how about her schoolmates? They help rescuing her, too!?
Julio, like many other characters in this anime, becomes a minor character...
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The golem's magic shield protects itself from the attacks of Tabitha, Saito and other minor characters.
Louise, who cannot use magic at that moment and fears Saito wouldn't love her anymore because she's no longer his master, refuses to leave and jumps off the wagon.
Colbert brings a cannon, another WWII weapon in Saito's world, to the battlefield. (Where the hell they get this cannon?)
However, it's still ineffective.
In order to cure Louise, Tabitha kisses Saito to stimulate Louise...
Sigh... and Louise's ability reactivates ... that's just too easy!
With the help of Louise's void magic, the cannon shots through the golem's body and destroys it.
Kiss, the same prize over and over again to the familiar.
After they return home, Henritta doesn't punish Louise and declares Lousie as the second successor to the throne... is that because Henritta knows she's infertile???
Tabitha joins Saito's harem after three seasons and grabs him away before Louise uses explosion...
Comments: Zero no Tsukaima had the same pattern over all three seasons: it always starts with romantic school comedy and ends with major battles with some antagonists. This time, J.C. Staff only uses one episode to deliver the finale and the results seem to be rush. How could Louise suddenly loses her ability and then gets it back in the same episode. (Maybe her void magic battery is dead and needs to be recharged, and the best way to do that is to have somebody kiss Saito right in front of her...) Characters are introduced and trashed, and none of the new characters in the previous season is significant in the third season. I guess Tiffania will become Jane Doe next season if there's one.
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