Übel Blatt Episode 2 Discussion

It has been a while, since I've seen such awfully written antagonists. Some say a hero is as good as his enemies, so when first two episodes are going against Mr. Bad and Mr. Nasty straight from primary school writing exercise, it doesn't bode well. When you add an awful CGI dragon on top of that, I'm out. Now I wonder why I was even planning to watch it.

Lmao, I am gonna stop watching this for now. There is no point in keeping up with it.
2 episodes in and the story line is entirely from the manga's. Changed everything e.g., in the manga, Köinzell killed Kfer and Gustavv but in the anime, both were allies of Köinzell and we're all killed by the 7 Heroes. Also, Ascheritt is a diff person in the manga but in the anime he is Köinzell from when he was a hero? Nah, I can't. I won't drop it but I'll stop watching for now and watch only the last episode.
If I keep up with this, I'm gonna be hella confused.
Animation is decent though so that's an upside.

Yes, you are right. A misconception on my part because I hadn't gone too far but I just did. The only problem I have atm is the heavy censoring and pacing.

okay i watched the first episode and read all comments on the first ep discussion but reading all the comments for this episode made my fucking head die. Uhh i watched some corny ass short elf guy do some cool stuff; yea i get its not story heavy or content heavy... or very good but at the end of the day I think its cool we dont get a lot of stuff like this often. But i dont like the loli.. peepi- horrible fucking dumbass shit name btw. Idk why they put her in like a fuckin shoe string of an outfit when she is clearly underage but whatever. Uhh the mc did cool stuff yea its hella corny but its cool, i think. reading all this talk about future characters and story problems that are going to appear in the story makes me really disappointed that it could've been something way better but again i thought it was cool even if it is really random in its pacing and overall content, as long as I dont read the comments here for the rest of the season i should be okay but, ill keep reading what yall gon be saying even if its all about how the manga is better, dude idc lemme just watch a single fucking season of anime without your dumbasses goin on and on about how the manga is better im prolly in the minority but, im defenitely not gonna go out of my way to read the manga for this at most its a 7/10 show and at the worst its a 2/10. i like it, its just kinda cringe.

@4amtime

You might want to apply some cream for that butthurt and go outside and have some fresh air

Well, as of now, of the eight new seasonals I'm watching, this is the series I'm closest to dropping (technically haven't even formally added into placement on my watching list on MAL yet).

Two episodes into both, for that to be the case above Farmagia is quite an accomplishment.

Yes, the novelty of receiving technically another dark high fantasy in the inhospitable desert environment for them which is the modern anime landscape is not lost on me. Yes, Peepi is a cute side piece. But as of now it's a rushed mess and bog standard very heavily budget and edited fantasy seemingly made with little care to distinguish itself, represent or explain itself, or just little effort and thought in general. Like any one of the 100,000 generic fantasy B or C movies you'd pick up as a VHS in a bargain bin for $1 or tape off cable TV at 3:00am in days of yore.

Thanks - And regarding Farmagia, I'd say that it's worth checking out the first episode or two (only two currently out as of now) if you like fantasy and adventure. It's a lot more kid/family-friendly than what Ubel Blatt is or at least what I'd expect it to be even with all the apparent censorship. According to others it's like the much longer, more popular, and well-known series by the same creator like Fairy Tail because of the same character designs and all that, but I honestly dropped that series after about two episodes and haven't watched his other stuff, so the comparisons are an interesting detail but have no bearing on my own personal enjoyment of it or not.

To be honest, I started watching it just because the basic concept sounded something akin to Pokemon or Digimon, controlling monsters and having them do battle on your behalf, and that's different from the type of a lot of the series I usually watch so I figured worth giving a go. And because it's another non-isekai fantasy, worth it to try on that basis alone. So far it's very fast-paced (not unlike Ubel Blatt, to me anyway), but I was more convinced by the second episode than the first. Animation is lower tier with the CGI usage on the monster creatures, so a lot of it will come down to how well they flesh out the setting and develop their characters beyond cutouts. It might be the kind of series which is just good enough to watch one short (one cour) season of, and they might not go on to have anymore seasons after it anyway. And if they do go on to have more in the long run, then it might end up actually being something better than initial impressions.

Lmao, I am gonna stop watching this for now. There is no point in keeping up with it.
2 episodes in and the story line is entirely from the manga's. Changed everything e.g., in the manga, Köinzell killed Kfer and Gustavv but in the anime, both were allies of Köinzell and we're all killed by the 7 Heroes. Also, Ascheritt is a diff person in the manga but in the anime he is Köinzell from when he was a hero? Nah, I can't. I won't drop it but I'll stop watching for now and watch only the last episode.
If I keep up with this, I'm gonna be hella confused.
Animation is decent though so that's an upside.

No it's fucking not, they are literally stated as fakes everywhere, they are not the real ones, the real ones WERE actually killed by the seven lances, the ones koinzell killed were imposters using their names to spread fear, there was even a fake ascheritt, and koinzell is indeed the real one, it feels like literally no one read much of the manga to come to that conclusion that they were real ones