In the Land of Leadale (light novel)
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| Cayna's Isolation Barrier is effective, but none so SUPER effective than 1st Son High Priest Skargo's delusions about their Mother Dearest, that Kartatz escaped while Mai-Mai gave him a good punching. Skargo just simply cares like a kid, just like Mai-Mai and Kartatz of immediate children towards the Mum parent they look up to. But really, you wouldn't want to invoke Cayna's wrath, especially when a parent has to correct her own children's actions. The journey to Helshper is dangerous as it involves a river crossing and the usual raiding bandits. Cayna will be out in this expedition, and everyone from Mai-Mai to Lonti and Primo (the young prince) wished her a safe journey. As expected, Elinea and the guards under Arbiter all took advantage of Cayna as a bodyguard from her OP magic abilities, and from walking on water through magic to losing a horse cabin, using her summoned entities of cerberus Cerberwoof and centaur Heigl (that literally frightened people and spooked horses) to finally choosing the enlarged cute crimson pig Li'l P. The issue with the raiding bandits is one of many instances where Cayna has to flush out her OP powers to immobilize the bandit leader, and a small scuffle of power compared to her true abilities. The land of Leadale is no longer a game...it's reality. |
KANLen09Jan 26, 2022 7:51 AM
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| Blushing Kartatz is a pretty amusing sight, haha. Those CGI horses during the water walk scene looked weird. |
SerafosJul 3, 2024 1:03 AM
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| Kartatz sure now when to escape the wrath of his family. |
| The line below is True. The line above is False. |
| The animation was kinda bad especially the reaction art styles was rather plain. I think it was creepy when her (our MC's) head moved downward as she is getting unreasonable request that ordinary people probably can't do. I really hope she can be compensated fully for the work she has been given since she is using overpowered skills that aren't currently available in the era she is currently living in based from the looks and reactions from the people she encountered so far. I just hope the animation won't get worse because the earlier episodes were really good, that's why I wonder why it is getting bad like this. P.S. One more thing that looks weird was her farewell scene. |
| It's not that I dislike this genre but... to add unnecessary fan services to/in/for heroines and ultimately destroys her character and personality; their purity tarnished because of it, is the only thing I hope to not happen to them. For that sole purity is my fan service. |
| The ED is a fucking banger and I'm gonna say this is in all discussion posts, I just can't get enough of it. Cayna has finally accepted that the game is now her reality and that she can in fact die in this world, though I don't really understand how that would work, it seems like her real body is still alive in the real world as it wasn't explicity stated that she died in the real world. It's always amusing to see Cayna pat Kartatz like that, I love it when the ojisan goes tomato like that xD. Cayna is acting like a real mom disciplining her children like that, that scene was fun. Skargo is really an amusing character. Also Lonti is pretty kawai too. We see that Cayna is hired as bodyguard by the fox person (I don't remember his name lol) and then we see them travelling to Helspher. We finally see the kawai pig from the OP, it really is the cutest little large thing. Later they are stopped by some bandits and then we see Cayna show off her OP skills, the bandits are all defeated(read killed) by her and this is what makes her accept her current situation that this game has become like real world. This episode had quite a few really great reaction faces by Cayna. I loved them. Here are two them that I liked the most. Gonna set them as my pfp lol. Pretty great and wholesome episode as always. 5/5. Looking forward to next one. |
TsutanaiFuunJan 26, 2022 9:41 AM
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| It seems she is bothered with it not being a game anymore, but at the same time there is unexpected lack of "killing is bad" BS. While it's understandable that it's hard to get used to game world being real one now, I think she should be more happy: after all she got a new "real" life after pretty bad old one. |
| I love Cayna so much, this anime give me good vibes always. Underrated anime from this Season |
| Canya casually talks to her dwarf son about how she can literally change Skargo's personality with a press of a button. Then after one sentence of dialogue from her dwarf son she realizes this is real life and not a game. She then realizes killing is bad and she shouldn't do it. However if she didn't want to kill those bandits she could have used some OP trap/binding spell. But I guess she conveniently forgot about those spells. |
| I'm surprised they actually killed the bandits, on these shows the heroes usually defeat the bandits, tie them and that's all there is to it but not on this one. |
| While everybody seems to complain about the animation, I really enjoyed the episode as always I knew the anime was going to be adapted by Maho Film so I never expected a fantastic animation in the first place Plus, when compared to some abominations I saw (like many 2D scenes from the Spider Isekai), this anime looks good |
| Great episode! Cayna's mothering skills are to be loving but tough on her children xD. And of course, once again, Cayna's OP powers came in use again to defeat the bandits! Looking forward to the next episode! |
| AISHITERU...REM! |
| Ah yes, wonderful motherly love this episode. Stopping your children fighting each other by blowing them up, followed by "beating" them up afterwards yourself. Hilarious stuff. So another journey starts and damn, is that an Alpha Swinub???? It be massive! Quite the reality check for Cayna, this is her world now and everything that happens, is a permanent change. Deaths are a thing. Better she realised this now and not later. |
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Today, Cayna has learned an important truth: |
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| Kartatz is pampered by Cayna which is so cute. So far every episode were funny and enjoyable.Cayna realizing that death is real and people can get hurt in their world. The adventure is starting now! |
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CommanderZx2 said: phantomfandom said: I'm disappointed that Cayna failed to defeat those bandits without killing them. This is her only world now, it's not just a game anymore. Even more frustrating considering that she's feeling bad not because she kills those bandits, but because she's afraid of getting killed. Well this is accurate to the source material, she ain't gonna hesitate to kill bad guys and that isn't going to change going forwards. I for one am happy she will just kill bandits, I'm tired of the hero character who for some reason will only ever knock out enemies. Well I think that is good. Rather than being weak and afraid of killing even the bad enemies. I'd prefer Cayna being like this. |
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| This was a good one, Cayna didn’t stay in her slump for long, simply because she was hungry lol, and she ended up giving Mai Mai and Skargo a beating from what it sounded like, and the Kartatz head pats are pretty wholesome. The 2nd half of the episode with the soldiers was good, Cayna is pulling out all of her OP skills to help them out, and that scene where they fought the bandits was kinda barbaric for a show like this, but honestly I enjoyed it being there, and I liked her realization that she’s not in game, it’s her reality. Definitely liked this episode a lot, hopefully we can get some more wholesome bits mixed in with the action. Of course I’d like this more if it went full wholesome but it’s a bit unique with the action mix, kinda similar to Banished from the Hero’s Party from last season, but this show has much different vibe. |
jmstructor said: astralkill00 said: The animation was kinda bad especially the reaction art styles was rather plain. I just hope the animation won't get worse because the earlier episodes were really good, that's why I wonder why it is getting bad like this. It's been bad ever since episode 2. The first episode was the only episode with average/good art and animations. This episode actually seemed better since they did a lot of high quality close ups on Cayna. It was the other way around. You're telling me that these kind of shoddy art shots from episode 1... Look better than the average art of episode 2 & 3? And whatever animation had in episode 1, it looks better and more fluid than these shots from episode 2? Episode 1 was entirely animated by one person, Yuuji Yanase. You can tell that not only the SD art on purpouse served for comedical reasons but it also hid/blended the obvious bad art and rushed animation. Not saying that episode 2 forward has good or great art & animation, but at least it's avobe the one from the first episode even if it's just below average. |
KimurahJan 26, 2022 5:44 PM
| Owww, how brutal she is. Killing the poor bandit by freezing him like that was so overkill. I mean it's been enjoyable, but the way she thinks like "this is reality now" and the way she acts like it's still a game don't seem to be in sync. When you mix both things she seems like a very cold person when she talks about remaking skargo, and even worse when one moment she's scared of seeing people die and the next one she's just killing a mere human with the kind of spell you use to attack the demon king, while clearly having enough power to defeat him without killing him (Well, you could argue about what happens to bandits when they're taken as prisoners in such a medieval world, but I don't think she's thought that far ahead). All that behavior makes words like "Unlike the game, when we get hurt, we bleed and suffer, and when we die, we don't come back to life" unexpectedly shallow. I got the same vibe when in the previous episode she let the cerberus drool over the kid that much, to the point he was just shivering when he was asleep. It gets to the point where I cannot help but think that personality of hers may have been made to reflect that intentionally. And it is somehow interesting, but it's also hilarious how she makes me think "Oh, how insensitive, how careless, how cruel, how brutal, she is". Those conflicting feelings make it worth watching for me, but it also makes me curious. Is that intended at all, or the author just decided to make an omnipotent character and that was the result? |
LeviathanTheEspJan 26, 2022 8:08 PM
| Another fun episode !!! cant wait where this is going |
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| For someone contemplating the death of her enemies, Cayna sure didn't hold back against that last bandit lmao, based. Good episode! Cayna was really just about to replace Skargo's personality just like that lmao. We were this close to not having a Skargo that puts spicy paintings of himself on his office. Kartatz best child though. Lil P is really cute. |
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| the bandits wanted to kill them, so it's also fair that the bandits were killed. Glad Cayna just froze that guy to death - he actually had the less brutal death, since getting impaled with a spear or bitten by large dog is more painful than that. lol looking forward to next week. :) |
Kimurah said: jmstructor said: It's been bad ever since episode 2. The first episode was the only episode with average/good art and animations. This episode actually seemed better since they did a lot of high quality close ups on Cayna. It was the other way around. You're telling me that these kind of shoddy art shots from episode 1... Look better than the average art of episode 2 & 3? And whatever animation had in episode 1, it looks better and more fluid than these shots from episode 2? Episode 1 was entirely animated by one person, Yuuji Yanase. You can tell that not only the SD art on purpouse served for comedical reasons but it also hid/blended the obvious bad art and rushed animation. Not saying that episode 2 forward has good or great art & animation, but at least it's avobe the one from the first episode even if it's just below average. That's right, I also feel that the graphics are gradually improving |
| Now she realized that she no longer killing NPC but real people... I was expecting bigger reaction considering she never killed anyone and like max week ago lived according to "our world" morality and ethics. TsutanaiFuun said: Cayna has finally accepted that the game is now her reality and that she can in fact die in this world, though I don't really understand how that would work, it seems like her real body is still alive in the real world as it wasn't explicity stated that she died in the real world. Wasn't confirmed that irl she was basically on life support, so when power went out she died? Of course anyone who have basic knowledge about hospitals knows they have own generators but still I think they strongly implied that her real body indeed died. |
| Manga recommendation: - Spy x Family (Ch.112/? - biweekly) | Sakamoto Days (Ch.202/? - weekly) - MARRIAGETOXIN (Ch.117/? - weekly) | Machi and Oboro (Ch.21/? - biweekly) - Make the Exorcist Fall in Love (Ch.85/? - biweekly) - Monochrome Days (Ch.14/? - biweekly) Anime recommendation: - Deca-Dence (Finished) | Wave, Listen to Me! (Finished) - If My Favorite Pop Idol Made It to the Budokan, I Would Die (Finished) - Diary of Our Days at the Breakwater (Finished) |
Nieznajomy43 said: Now she realized that she no longer killing NPC but real people... I was expecting bigger reaction considering she never killed anyone and like max week ago lived according to "our world" morality and ethics. TsutanaiFuun said: Cayna has finally accepted that the game is now her reality and that she can in fact die in this world, though I don't really understand how that would work, it seems like her real body is still alive in the real world as it wasn't explicity stated that she died in the real world. Wasn't confirmed that irl she was basically on life support, so when power went out she died? Of course anyone who have basic knowledge about hospitals knows they have own generators but still I think they strongly implied that her real body indeed died. Well, her morality and views of world might be little different anyway because she was on life support. She might have been there a long time and basically been in game which is totally different place than a real world. I think my morals from our real world and views in some isekai game world would be little screwed. I'm not really sure how I would react in world like that. It might be that killing would be way more easier because thinking like gamer inside of game world. It could be really hard to get correct perspective things. |
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Nieznajomy43 said: That's sad man.Now she realized that she no longer killing NPC but real people... I was expecting bigger reaction considering she never killed anyone and like max week ago lived according to "our world" morality and ethics. TsutanaiFuun said: Cayna has finally accepted that the game is now her reality and that she can in fact die in this world, though I don't really understand how that would work, it seems like her real body is still alive in the real world as it wasn't explicity stated that she died in the real world. Wasn't confirmed that irl she was basically on life support, so when power went out she died? Of course anyone who have basic knowledge about hospitals knows they have own generators but still I think they strongly implied that her real body indeed died. Thanks for clarifying it. |
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| I completely forgot mentioning this in my first comment but that letter is 100% addressed to her grandchildren, there is no other option. RavenWolf1 said: Nieznajomy43 said: Now she realized that she no longer killing NPC but real people... I was expecting bigger reaction considering she never killed anyone and like max week ago lived according to "our world" morality and ethics. Wasn't confirmed that irl she was basically on life support, so when power went out she died? Of course anyone who have basic knowledge about hospitals knows they have own generators but still I think they strongly implied that her real body indeed died. Well, her morality and views of world might be little different anyway because she was on life support. She might have been there a long time and basically been in game which is totally different place than a real world. I think my morals from our real world and views in some isekai game world would be little screwed. I'm not really sure how I would react in world like that. It might be that killing would be way more easier because thinking like gamer inside of game world. It could be really hard to get correct perspective things. Possible, wonder how author explained this in LN considering how other people commented how she was ruthless in LN. Also people with any type of disabilities tends to value life more than people without it. Similarly all studies showed that being a gamer doesn't affect tendencies to violence, etc, so I don't think it would influence either. Of course type of VRMMO like we see in anime could affect humans behavior different than current games but if you think about it, it would make those games and systems illegal or heavily regulated considering it could be a cause of a crime in real life. Especially since she is super OP so her suffering, accepting and growing mentally, morally etc would be good element of her character development.... but as for now she is just OP. |
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| Talk about how she wiped all the worries, easy, there's nothing more powerful than hunger. That's good seeing Cayna apologize to her children, even if its ended up bad for those two because of certain things, especially Skargo. Alright, its time for Cayna to move on from those unbeliavable news, being left alone. Its must be difficult for her, i can sympathize with all the hard feelings. But life must be go on too, even if its in another world. So take it easy, had a good stroll while escorting the caravan, and slaughtered all the bad guys with three-head dog, centaur, and an ice arrow. Then, don't forget to brought out your cute little pig around too as your ride! |
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Nieznajomy43 said: I completely forgot mentioning this in my first comment but that letter is 100% addressed to her grandchildren, there is no other option. RavenWolf1 said: Well, her morality and views of world might be little different anyway because she was on life support. She might have been there a long time and basically been in game which is totally different place than a real world. I think my morals from our real world and views in some isekai game world would be little screwed. I'm not really sure how I would react in world like that. It might be that killing would be way more easier because thinking like gamer inside of game world. It could be really hard to get correct perspective things. Possible, wonder how author explained this in LN considering how other people commented how she was ruthless in LN. Also people with any type of disabilities tends to value life more than people without it. Similarly all studies showed that being a gamer doesn't affect tendencies to violence, etc, so I don't think it would influence either. Of course type of VRMMO like we see in anime could affect humans behavior different than current games but if you think about it, it would make those games and systems illegal or heavily regulated considering it could be a cause of a crime in real life. Especially since she is super OP so her suffering, accepting and growing mentally, morally etc would be good element of her character development.... but as for now she is just OP. Of course being gamer doesn't affect violence in our world. But things might be really odd when one ends up in game world for real. It wouldn't be so easy to differentiate fiction from reality. Of course we can't say what would happen because nobody has experienced something like that (as far as us earthlings knows). We behave differently in game worlds who could say how we would behave in some isekai game world? I would really like to see isekai where there were more psychological aspects of whole thing. At least here she get depressed about ending up dead in real world and losing in game friends. In isekai it is rare to see anything like that. |
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RavenWolf1 said: Nieznajomy43 said: I completely forgot mentioning this in my first comment but that letter is 100% addressed to her grandchildren, there is no other option. Possible, wonder how author explained this in LN considering how other people commented how she was ruthless in LN. Also people with any type of disabilities tends to value life more than people without it. Similarly all studies showed that being a gamer doesn't affect tendencies to violence, etc, so I don't think it would influence either. Of course type of VRMMO like we see in anime could affect humans behavior different than current games but if you think about it, it would make those games and systems illegal or heavily regulated considering it could be a cause of a crime in real life. Especially since she is super OP so her suffering, accepting and growing mentally, morally etc would be good element of her character development.... but as for now she is just OP. Of course being gamer doesn't affect violence in our world. But things might be really odd when one ends up in game world for real. It wouldn't be so easy to differentiate fiction from reality. Of course we can't say what would happen because nobody has experienced something like that (as far as us earthlings knows). We behave differently in game worlds who could say how we would behave in some isekai game world? I would really like to see isekai where there were more psychological aspects of whole thing. At least here she get depressed about ending up dead in real world and losing in game friends. In isekai it is rare to see anything like that. I think the closest to isekai like this is "Mushoku Tensei" and "JK Haru is a Sex Worker in Another World", of course probable there are more series like this and/or did this job better but those two come to my mind. |
| Manga recommendation: - Spy x Family (Ch.112/? - biweekly) | Sakamoto Days (Ch.202/? - weekly) - MARRIAGETOXIN (Ch.117/? - weekly) | Machi and Oboro (Ch.21/? - biweekly) - Make the Exorcist Fall in Love (Ch.85/? - biweekly) - Monochrome Days (Ch.14/? - biweekly) Anime recommendation: - Deca-Dence (Finished) | Wave, Listen to Me! (Finished) - If My Favorite Pop Idol Made It to the Budokan, I Would Die (Finished) - Diary of Our Days at the Breakwater (Finished) |
She thought about it, then moved on. She even decide to literally shatter the mage bandit with an ice arrow AFTER she saw the other bandits dead. This means she probably doesn't really care much about killing even if "it wasn't a game anymore". ___ ___ ___ An apparently the anime is "Toned Down" version compared to the Novel, LOL |
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amlg said: She thought about it, then moved on. She even decide to literally shatter the mage bandit with an ice arrow AFTER she saw the other bandits dead. This means she probably doesn't really care much about killing even if "it wasn't a game anymore". I wouldn't quite say that. It's just that it's not only the bandits that die - same also applies to her friends. And in this world, if you don't fight for your life and those of your compatriots, it will be you facing that loss. She acknowledged the fact that it's no longer a game, and had to make the difficult decision to keep fighting nonetheless. |
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luinthoron said: I wouldn't quite say that. It's just that it's not only the bandits that die - same also applies to her friends. And in this world, if you don't fight for your life and those of your compatriots, it will be you facing that loss. She acknowledged the fact that it's no longer a game, and had to make the difficult decision to keep fighting nonetheless. donno about this... it sounds like something "Justice Lords" from american DC universe (evil superheroes) would say... Just kill the villains instead of capture them for an easy way out so they can't commit anymore crimes. |
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amlg said: luinthoron said: I wouldn't quite say that. It's just that it's not only the bandits that die - same also applies to her friends. And in this world, if you don't fight for your life and those of your compatriots, it will be you facing that loss. She acknowledged the fact that it's no longer a game, and had to make the difficult decision to keep fighting nonetheless. donno about this... it sounds like something "Justice Lords" from american DC universe (evil superheroes) would say... Just kill the villains instead of capture them for an easy way out so they can't commit anymore crimes. It's a harsh world out there in these times. And considering the crimes of the bandits, they'd likely be put to death even if they'd be captured. |
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That was toned down? I mean luinthoron said: I wouldn't quite say that. It's just that it's not only the bandits that die - same also applies to her friends. And in this world, if you don't fight for your life and those of your compatriots, it will be you facing that loss. She acknowledged the fact that it's no longer a game, and had to make the difficult decision to keep fighting nonetheless. Yeah, that applies to the other characters wwhich have mortal-level strength. But not to her. If she really wanted she could push all the bandits into submission and the entire judicial system into respecting the human rights of the prisoners, and I mean she wouldn't need to do that, she could have Skargo do it for her. Because with a great power comes a great responsibility. I mean if wshe were a more humanlike character who would struggle even a little to keep everyone alive I'd get it. But she decided to just shatter the bandit when every other bandit was already dead and he was no threat anymore (she can easily destroy the staff). Her brutality is noticed even when she gives that child a blanket in previous episodes, like letting him sleep while drenched is okay. |
LeviathanTheEspFeb 2, 2022 10:01 AM
LeviathanTheEsp said: That was toned down? I mean luinthoron said: I wouldn't quite say that. It's just that it's not only the bandits that die - same also applies to her friends. And in this world, if you don't fight for your life and those of your compatriots, it will be you facing that loss. She acknowledged the fact that it's no longer a game, and had to make the difficult decision to keep fighting nonetheless. Yeah, that applies to the other characters wwhich have mortal-level strength. But not to her. If she really wanted she could push all the bandits into submission and the entire judicial system into respecting the human rights of the prisoners, and I mean she wouldn't need to do that, she could have Skargo do it for her. Because with a great power comes a great responsibility. I mean if wshe were a more humanlike character who would struggle even a little to keep everyone alive I'd get it. But she decided to just shatter the bandit when every other bandit was already dead and he was no threat anymore (she can easily destroy the staff). Her brutality is noticed even when she gives that child a blanket in previous episodes, like letting him sleep while drenched is okay. Skargo isn't from the same country as the one they were in with the bandits; so even if she captured them in one way or another, they would have been given to the country they were in, not to Skargo's country. |
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