Isekai no Seikishi Monogatari Episode 13 Discussion

DeathfireD said:
Kenshi clearly used a single light hawk wing as a sword.

TheKoopaKing said:
I'm totally fine with the harem ending. It's a harem show so one should expect Kenshi harem to end like that. What I didn't like was that none of the antagonists died. Whoever heard of a "War" with no consequences.

I also didn't like how they left everything so open-ended. Almost like they were hoping for a second season. The story started out interesting, but by episode 10 I started to roll my eyes at the plot.

Score 7/10.

vansonbee said:
Doll transforming into Mexiah was hilarious (boobs got bigger).

Chiaia my favorite, she has this big sister aura around Kenshi, but why did she run after him, in the last part, where everyone wanted to marry him? :D I would say the main heroine is Chiaia and the princess.

Kenshi might have more girls after him, than his older brother, but its quality, not quantity.

avrc said:
......I'm in a bit of a loss as to how to assess this episode, but oh well, here goes.

I'd rate the series highly but this final episode - the final battle in particular - was a bit of a letdown in several aspects. First, Kenshi being a Gary Stu completely worked against him in this battle. Having his Seikishi come out unscathed diminished the atmosphere of an final-battle-that-decides-the-fate-of-world, with him just hacking and slashing at Gaia likes there's no tomorrow. As a fan of action anime, I was very disappointed as to how this turned out; I expect and like prize fight boxing matches that go into the final round, with both participants weary, bloody and barely conscious, pulling out every last bit of strength they could muster until only one is left standing. Obviously that wasn't the case here.

Second, the OST, oh god, the OST. The tracks were re-used one after another until it became stale and redundant that it was another factor that affected the atmosphere for the worst. I know this is a light-hearted series from the very beginning but something like Dance of Curse being used in that sequence of Gaia vs. Kenshi wouldn't have been too much to ask for? Right?

Lastly, the expositions toward the end were a bit long-winded that I really didn't care enough as to who did how and why he/she did what. Babalun getting up, then falling down, then getting up again like a damn cockroach was painful to watch - it killed the pacing.

Bah, though it seems like I'm rambling and nitpicking and posting a mini, slight rant here, I did like this series very, very, very much since it managed to take so many genres and roll it into one fantastic show. Sleek and creative "mecha" designs, gorgeous character designs, solid cast of characters, plenty of Crowning Moments of Awesome, and most of all, Kajishima's trademark skill at being an amazing world-builder, this show shined on many elements. 9/10 from me and a slot in one of my favorites.

Hopefully a sequel is in the works.