YMMV / Sasami: Magical Girls Club

• Growing the Beard: The second season is largely considered superior, due to actually having a continuing story, better Character Development, a darker tone, and not just being Moe moments and comedy like the first season.
• Les Yay:
  • At least in Anri's mind towards Tsukasa. At one point, Anri makes a sign appear over her head that reads "For Tsukasa-sama's exclusive use" with an arrow pointing towards herself. And of course she makes sure that Tsukasa sees it right away.
  • Misao and Sasami have these vibes.
  • Itoki kissing Washu outside the karaoke in episode 14. It was even Washu's first kiss...
• Moral Event Horizon: You could make the assumption that the Sorceress was an extreme Well-Intentioned Extremist until until she turns Misao into a Humanoid Abomination.
• So Okay, It's Average: While the show is by no means bad, it doesn't really do anything new with the Magical Girl formula, and it doesn't help that it's In Name Only to both Tenchi Muyo! and Pretty Sammy.
• Superlative Dubbing: Funimation's English dub is considered by fans to be superior to the original Japanese version.
• Tear Jerker: Episode 10, the episode where the girls meet a little girl named Asami, whose parents died. This causes Tsukasa to remember her own dead mother, and in the end Asami and her grandfather move away, but not before Asami gives her special bunny rabbit, given to her by her parents, to Tsukasa. Then, when they use the memory potion on the rabbit, the memories are all of the girls, as opposed to her parents.
• What Do You Mean, It's Not for Little Girls?: While it's a Cute Witch series with an adorable art style that would remind some people of Ojamajo Doremi, it actually aired at 1:30 AM. It's also a re-imagining of Pretty Sammy, which is in turn a spinoff of Tenchi Muyo!, a harem series that's definitely not meant for young girls.

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