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Average 3.9
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| THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- Well it was quite bad and disappointing, it his related to the Lodoss anime so i was expecting better |
| Interesting style (though getting a fourth type of Ashram/Pirotess drawings is a lot), and it's decently animated as a movie. Music was okay, though the ending was weird and the inserted Save my Love sounded good and had some effect where it was placed but it came out as weird too (still, the scene was great even if very classical). The Lodoss story in the Forceria universe being fully closed, we get to see the epilogue of the Marmo survivors through a fully new story of a young man seeking power. It was both interesting as a conclusion to the known characters and Marmo's runaways and as an exhibition of more mythological elements of the whole world. Too bad the "hero"s story was uninteresting on its own. About Ashram and his peoples, it was sad to see that even if the Lord kind of succeeded in his ultimate task, it was only to have the Marmo's descendants serve as slaves. At least, now, they're free! (and it's great to learn that he was able to repress the God's will for three centuries, buying peaceful times for the colony) I was sure Soul rusher would be the final tool in the god's exorcism (since it served against Fury too). Enjoyment: 3/5 Score: 6~7/10 I certainly hope to revisit the story as a novel, in order to get the most out of our famous couple (thoughts notably). March 12, 2021 @St0rmblade There is a whole novels series set on Crystania, just like there is a series or two set on Araycrust (Louie for example) even though Lodoss got the main chunk (the 7heroes saga, the main original one, the new current one). About the body, I think you're right about its inconvenience for Barbas. |
Rei_IIIMar 11, 2021 6:58 PM
| Cool setting, better animated spells, nice idea with shapeshifting...and another Guts-like swordsman? Well, that was lovely, if short (and a bit too slow to get into the "main" part of the film, that is, before the crossing of the wall). I wouldn't mind a series based on this world. I wonder how that one tiger soldier managed to capture 4 members of the main party. And why did Barbas seek a new body? Was he not satisfied with Ashram because of his strong soul, seeking to possess someone weaker? Our dark elf was not so dark most of the times...And she seemed definitely weaker than in Lodoss times. Rei_III said: I certainly hope to revisit the story as a novel, in order to get the most out of our famous couple (thoughts notably). I presume it's futile to expect the Crystania novels/manga to be translated? |
| Pretty rough around the edges, but had charm to it. The setting was pretty cool, a forbidden place inhibited by Gods and their followers, right in the middle of a civil war. Good choreographed action scenes I must say. Needed more time to really flesh out the anime. |
| MAL's bad taste strikes again. What the hell is this score? |
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