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| The night of the rebellion continues, though it is the uncle of Tokiyuki and Kunitoki's, Muneshige Godaiin, to help the latter escape whilst Yorushige escorts the former out. And where the daughter duo and Tokiyuki are at the heavily guarded border of Kamakura awaiting their time to escape....they just played games like it was never-ending, leaving Tokiyuki to run back to his residence to see if anything remained. But as the hears of no matter who they've worked in the past, be it the Ashikaga or the samurai who've worked for the family, it's all nothing but betrayals back-to-back. The only one Tokiyuki could AND should trust is Yorishige, despite his comical behaviour to see the belligerent state of the Shogunate. Tokiyuki wanting to improve his martial arts, it's Kojiro Nezu and Ayako Mochizuki who will help him excel. And the first step is to lure Muneshige to Tokiyuki alongside the two kids to face him off in a game of tag to avenge for selling Kunitoki off. The commonaliuty for Yorushige to stop both Kojiro and Ayako to see Tokiyuki's elusiveness as a strength, he's a gleeful monster on the battlefield whilst needing support as a weak samurai in terms of strength. And that encapsulates Tokiyuki's first success fight. CloverWorks really amp up on their animation game for this show, impressive. |
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| This anime is so insanely good I LOVE the art, all the vibrant colours despite how dark the anime actually is, and just seeing Tokiyuki have fun is so beautiful his smile and everything. I love this. |
The artistic direction is insane. I paused multiple times just to admire the individual frames. It’s such a joy to watch. |
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| I'm so glad the uncle didn't turn out to be a pushover. The tone is still a bit confusing but the serious scenes like the boss fight against the uncle are still pretty solid. |
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| Poor Tokiyuki's brother. I thought he might survive but it was so sad to see the betrayal. That was painful to watch. Looks like Tokiyuki now has some friends protecting him. Nice. |
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| I am guessing by the amount response this has and the absurdly high rating that this must be based on some manga popular with the younguns. The tone is all over the place, and is decisively unserious despite the violent imagery; and they keep dropping the word "hero".... and they show all the ally characters who are also young, in the intro. the opening song is exactly like the kind of music I would have thought was Peak when I was 9.... actually not, even at age 9 I had better taste in music. There are pretty strong shonen vibes... when will the 8 episode training arc start? |
| They went crazy with the action sequence, looked great. The brutality continues but Tokiyuki takes the first crucial step. His two new retainers are nice, the girl is cute. Yorishige with the boardgame though. |
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| I'm really loving the art style! Cloverworks did not hold back at all for this anime. The uncle is such a scumbag betraying your own family is low but surprising during this era as people were more worried about their own well-being. What a satisfying end! |
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| Wow, I just watched episode 2. The scenes were amazing. I checked the manga, and the manga pages are simple, unlike the anime scene. manga page, credit to mangaplus remind me of Bocchi the Rock! animated by CloverWorks as well. and when I checked their entries on MAL, my oh my.... Same staffs involved in BtR project also involved this project as well! Hamaguchi, Akira - Key Animation Itou, Yuuki - Animation Director & Key Animation Itou, Yuuki - Key Animation Kawakami, Yuusuke - Episode Director, Storyboard, Assistant Director, Key Animation Miwa, Shuuhei - Animation Director & Key Animation Miyauchi, Takashi - Animation Director & Key Animation Nogya - Animation Director & Key Animation Saitou, Keiichirou - Key Animation Tomita, Mari - Animation Director & Key Animation Yamamoto, Yuusuke - Key Animation Great adaptation! For me, this is one of the series where you need to consume it in anime medium! |
| What a bastard uncle selling out the brother like that. The scenes with Suwa are rather funny. Good job by Tokiyuki getting revenge. |
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| I have to beat a horse here, not sure if it's dead yet. The match shot from episode 1 has been referenced twice in this episode, and it's honestly making me think this is probably the best match shot in all of cinema, like even better than the 2001 match shot. The first time, it reveals to the viewer that the decapitated head was his brother's, which adds a whole lot of meaning to the scene before that match shot. The second time, it serves as a temporal transition, which is the more typical way match shots are used, and finally lets us see the end of that scene. It's not just a one-off creative flourish, but a seed that was planted with the next episode in mind. I'm honestly kind of amazed how well this series is committing to such a cheesy premise. |
| “Money can't buy dere” |
| Heads will roll, again - yay for the uncle, nay for the brother :( Tonal shifts, obscene smiles and shota bait multiple times a day. They've put soon-to be-dead characters in the OP/ED so the seriousness of the whole thing is scarce to me. "I wanna take him home"? Get in line girl. |
RenaPsychoKillerSep 19, 4:18 AM
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| comedy in this is a mood killer fr a whole county got killed people dying and my clown dude over here busting jokes. there is a time and place for dumb jokes but not when the mc just lost everything i cant understand this why use comedy in the middle of something serious, i get the creator wants to give clown dude a quirky persona but he should have waited after all this dark stuff had settled , this series would have been better as a Seinen like dororo instead of a shounen the editors at jump must have been desperate asf to had ok the comely stuff after all them killings |
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they sure were going for a breezy ride at start and then killed everyone  shows signs that they will annoy me for sure with half hearted comedy & plot mix . so , out after next one! |
| Nice so MC has already some fighting comrades to help protect him and to allow to attack while he dodges, he's just way too good at it ahaha , and he already got his revenge against his traitor uncle, wow I didn't think he would directly cut his head but that's well deserved I guess |
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