- Early on, any time that Ayaka turned herself into fire resulted in a Curb-Stomp Battle against the Tower Witches. Even the older, more experienced witches approach her carefully. It also helps that she has effective immortality and a living, nigh inexhaustible pool of magic power in Takamiya Honoka.
- Episode 2 in particular. During the battle at the shopping centre. Ayaka, after shielding Honoka from bullets, complete with a Bullet Catch, she drops the bullets, points her finger and says "Bang!". It is both awesome and sexy.
- If you think that Ayaka is badass, wait until her mother, Kazane gets going. Since she is a Barrier Maiden, she doesn't get to use much of her magic in a fight. Instead, she settles for using her fists.
- The Kaiju-sized battle between a giant bear and a giant bunny.
- Evermillion's first seal is undone and we get to see just why the Tower Witches want Honoka so badly. Evermillion's first act is to knock Medusa out with a mere hand swipe! The resulting release of power completely annihilated the Kagari mansion and even a portion of the school.
- Small one for Medusa as well for getting right back up, pissed off and raring to go again.
- A villainous example: Weekend. The woman takes Kazane, the strongest known Workshop Witch in the series, out of the picture within ten minutes of her on-screen debut. How did she do it? She blew up the city. Her plan to acquire Takamiya Honoka is a massive combination of Batman Gambit upon Batman Gambit with healthy does of Crazy-Prepared and Stuff Blowing Up.
- Two giant teddy bears engaged in a pummel duel - it's a total Moment of Awesome.
- A possible shout-out to this fight?
- A possible shout-out to this fight?
- Ayaka vs Weekend.
Manga awesome-ness follows:
- Even as a young child, Kagari proves more than enough to handle 4 Tower Witches by herself when she blows them away in her own classical style.
- Kasumi grows her familiar so large, she's in the lower stratosphere and takes out the rampaging penguin, Tanpapoo and a random Tower Witch with a blow that can be described as 'Meteor Fall'.
