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| So much chatter this episode but it's obvious Narsena just wants to be close to Laust. It's written all over her face. Lyra is also starting to become a slightly more likable character imo. She also behaves differently around Sieg. |
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| Ominous sh!t with the sleeping princess foreshadowing. Is Laust, who is, in fact, is the strongest, strong enough to be a doombreaker? |
LordCrueltyVNov 16, 2024 12:24 PM
| Lord Cruelty V "But my Dreams they're not as empty, as my conscience seems to be" |
| This episode was rather sweet with all the love talk and the girls spending some time together, Sieg perfectly knew how Narsena felt but he was oblivious to his own love life. |
| A shy MC needs a straightforward gal by his side. But, she's too gullible, and I somehow like it. 🥰  Narusena is on the offensive!!! 🥰 Armia also likes to talk about romance... her character is growing up too fast! P.S. I like the idea of adding that puppet story to foreshadow the climax. 😭 |
CrazyButNot4UNov 16, 2024 2:29 PM
| 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. |
| A lot of talk about relationships in this episode. The most important thing was the story of the evil dragon and the sleeping beauty with blue hair. Mist said that Narsena is the sleeping princess in an earlier episode. Things at starting to come together and make sense. |
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| I really love the aesthetics of the buildings in this show, both inside and out. There’s something about their design that really draws me in. Honestly, I’d be happy just to live in a world like this for the architecture alone. I also like the dynamic between Amherst and Narsena. She’s one of the better adventurer guild receptionists I’ve seen in anime. Her voice actor did an amazing job bringing her character to life. Nothing of note happened in this episode, but everything important did. Lyra and Sieg's ship has sailed, and Narsena and Laust's ship will sail soon enough. I’m happy. I’m also glad they chose to do this at Episode 7, where most anime wait until Episode 12 or 13—if they do it at all. |
| The show is setting up to make me think both our MCs will fall asleep together. Love is in the air. |
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Reply to AestheticGamer
I could be completely off-base, but I'm wondering if the Princess fairytale allegory that Laust is in fact the sleeping princess and Narsena is the hero. In the story the Hero is a fighter, while the princess seems like a mage, its the princess who ends up saving the day to save the hero. Narsena getting blue hair could be her inheriting the "hero" aspect of her personality and why her dad gave because she was the reborn hero, while Faust mainly can only heal (meant to be a support role), but we see he has a weird demon-like mode, which might've stemmed from the Princesses sacrifice to defeat the previous dragon.
Could be off, but I suspect we're supposed to think Laust is the hero and Narsena is the princess in the story allegory, but its actually the opposite, Laust is the sleeping princess reborn and Narsena is the hero reborn. It fits more with their roles if you really think about it when Narsena being bold, headstrong, doesn't think too much and just goes for things, while Laust is more thinking, melancholic, cautious, strategic and quiet, but always thinking about the one he loves and would probably sacrifice himself to save her. I'm thinking the dragon is about to be reborn, so the hero and princess from the story were reborn from 200 years ago, but the both of them took on the opposite gender they did in their last life.
Could be off, but I suspect we're supposed to think Laust is the hero and Narsena is the princess in the story allegory, but its actually the opposite, Laust is the sleeping princess reborn and Narsena is the hero reborn. It fits more with their roles if you really think about it when Narsena being bold, headstrong, doesn't think too much and just goes for things, while Laust is more thinking, melancholic, cautious, strategic and quiet, but always thinking about the one he loves and would probably sacrifice himself to save her. I'm thinking the dragon is about to be reborn, so the hero and princess from the story were reborn from 200 years ago, but the both of them took on the opposite gender they did in their last life.
| @AestheticGamer I agree with someones thought on Laust being the Dragon and Narsena being the Sleeping Princess, but I like the idea of Laust being the sleeping princess and Narsena being the hero, though I HIGHLY doubt. |
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| They both are really clumsy to each other XD |
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| 90% thought while the guy was saying the story of the evil dragon, the sleeping princess, and the hero, that the princess would be Narsena, then when her hair turned out to be blue i became 100% convinced, cuz i was like "why does this guy keep coming up", then i figured out he ain't talking about some random stuff, but stuff that might relate to the story, then the end scene confirmed it for me. Sacrificing one's self is a bit dark though, so i hope we don't reach that. Excited for the upcoming episodes, as well as that evil dragon! |
| Another fine episode. |
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I really love the aesthetics of the buildings in this show, both inside and out. There’s something about their design that really draws me in. Honestly, I’d be happy just to live in a world like this for the architecture alone.
I also like the dynamic between Amherst and Narsena. She’s one of the better adventurer guild receptionists I’ve seen in anime. Her voice actor did an amazing job bringing her character to life.
Nothing of note happened in this episode, but everything important did. Lyra and Sieg's ship has sailed, and Narsena and Laust's ship will sail soon enough. I’m happy. I’m also glad they chose to do this at Episode 7, where most anime wait until Episode 12 or 13—if they do it at all.
I also like the dynamic between Amherst and Narsena. She’s one of the better adventurer guild receptionists I’ve seen in anime. Her voice actor did an amazing job bringing her character to life.
Nothing of note happened in this episode, but everything important did. Lyra and Sieg's ship has sailed, and Narsena and Laust's ship will sail soon enough. I’m happy. I’m also glad they chose to do this at Episode 7, where most anime wait until Episode 12 or 13—if they do it at all.
| @Desi_Nehra Agree about aesthetics. I like art style of this series in general. It does have a cozy feeling. |
  As one of the early music fans over centuries, I'm happy to see a ‘hurdy-gurdy’ played in an anime episode. Unfortunately, the sound of music was not so authentic. Did anyone see other appearances of this crank-armed instrument? ‘Badigadi’? That's the six-armed demon lord from “Mushoku Tensei”. |
| "rent our own house" Girl wants to spend "quality time" with MC. . majority of this episode is just talks about Laust and Narsena's relationship... (tho some of Lyra's backstory too... she almost got raped, but somehow her physical strength is stronger than the warrior... donno how that happened) (if this was a H-scene, Lyra would have been raped, and then she beat and tied him up afterwards when the warrior got tired and fell asleep, which would make more sense than how she randomly overpowered a warrior as a regular healer in strength) (TBH, Lyra's figure does make me think of wanting to do things to her too) (she reminds me of someone from another series... can't quite remember) And Lyra proposed to Sieg. Awwww, so cute. . OOOO, forshadowing of blue hair, sleeping beauty, dragon... hmm... totally not directed toward the only blue hair girl in the Party that was the focus of this episode. |
amlgNov 26, 2024 3:07 PM
| Nothing Written Here But Us Anime Bunnies *boing boing boing* |
| im fine with foreshadowing. but what the FUCK was that shit with the puppet dragon? I was one more scene from dropping this already trash anime if that kept going. They couldn't have made this shit any more obvious without putting a disclaimer mid episode. I like the scenes of everyone's relationships developing... but that was a steaming, 50 degree Celsius pile of dog turds. None of this was ominous or "story telling" it treats the watcher like a dumbass by shoving it so far in their face that it breaks their noses. Honestly, wooooooo, we have two options now. Narsena dies, or Laust beats the "evil draaaagon" and saves her. Or, he is somehow the evil dragon. Crazy idea but entirely possible with this junk. It's not even spoilers if its this obvious, and I didn't read the manga, which I'm also assuming is garbage. good lord, anyone enjoying this episode is either daft or doesn't care about PROPER foreshadowing. Subtlety is lost here, its a brick in the face. I cant rate a 0 on this site, but I can post. 0/5 Pardon my french. |
ScootboiNov 29, 2024 12:12 PM
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Oh no... I don’t like this at all! 😭 It gave me chills... Narsena-chan!  Please, no, I hope it’s not true. Don’t do this to me, please. 🙏 And on top of that, the ending song really reinforces this idea... Nooo! 😭 |
| The phoenix's magic stone traded in gold coins, it's quite the reward indeed. Narsena wanting to buy a house for the both of them to stay in for some privacy, it's obvious that she wants Laust all to herself, turning from adventurers to lifelong companions. But Laust has other co-dependencies, like joining Sieg's party to venture into the deeper depths of the labyrinth. And true to Laust's word, the 5 of them officially become a party, and Narsena seeking Lyra's advice whilst Laust does the same with Sieg, it's very clear that the one in lack is Laust with difficulties expressing his feelings, though the girls' talk with Lyra having admirers before her, to be in the same party with Sieg once then, it's clear that both Sieg and Lyra have a thing for each other. Back to Laust, the more pressing matter about Narsena being the daughter of the Earl of Annalestoria, to then running away from home without consent from her father opposing her decision, along with the sudden brush of Narsena having a wholly different hair colour that made her an adventurer overnight, this is where things stand as of now. Considering where Narsena is at now, she's more than capable as an adventurer and a girl aggressive in love, and both Sheila and Armia playing winggirls for Lyra and Sieg, it's quite the perfect setup, which despite them still eons away, they still have time to process with each other slowly. The one decent episode which I'm quite entertained by from start to finish, though the dragon puppet play in the background is quite the ominous foreshadowing. |
KANLen09Dec 21, 2024 6:10 AM
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| Sieg was kinda slow on the uptake there, but at least he caught on right away lol But that bard's tale, was he foreshadowing Narsena's fate somehow? Now is Laust the dragon or the hero in this scenario? 🤔 |
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AestheticGamer said: I could be completely off-base, but I'm wondering if the Princess fairytale allegory that Laust is in fact the sleeping princess and Narsena is the hero. In the story the Hero is a fighter, while the princess seems like a mage, its the princess who ends up saving the day to save the hero. Narsena getting blue hair could be her inheriting the "hero" aspect of her personality and why her dad gave because she was the reborn hero, while Faust mainly can only heal (meant to be a support role), but we see he has a weird demon-like mode, which might've stemmed from the Princesses sacrifice to defeat the previous dra the princess doll had blue hair not the hero, so Narsena is the princess, hero got hes ass beaten and princess sacrificed herself to beat the dragon |
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