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Apr 5, 2022 8:02 PM
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Spoilers for the first episode. The first Episode was good at first and the world seemed interesting but then the MC Killed an innocent person to maintain their world. It felt more like an excuse to murder than a justified reason to execute. Her group is above the top 10% of society which makes it feel like the nobles are the underdogs of the story if she is fighting against them. The episode made sense but the main characters don’t feel likable at all at the moment and their motives are poor and unjustified. I will still watch more of the show, I don’t think it’s bad or anything, I was just curious if anyone else thought that the main characters seemed like they were the bad guys despite being the protagonists…
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Apr 5, 2022 8:18 PM
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BunkerPenguin48 said:
Her group is above the top 10% of society which makes it feel like the nobles are the underdogs of the story if she is fighting against them. , I was just curious if anyone else thought that the main characters seemed like they were the bad guys despite being the protagonists…

her group isn't about fighting against the nobles. She basically wiped the floor with the noble knights. Her group role is killing the lost one. And to answer your question, her morality is ambiguous at worst. She felt remorse over killing that boy.
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Well, you know how some "lost one" turned a whole city, including its people, into some white dust. It's pretty justified why they have to kill them, they literally are a threat to the world.
Apr 5, 2022 9:10 PM
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hmm not really. yeah she killed an innocent dude but that innocent dude could've done a similar thing as that girl who turned a whole city(?) into dust. better be safe than sorry. its these nobles who are constantly bringing outsiders in and kicking them out without a care in world that concerns me
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BunkerPenguin48 said:
Spoilers for the first episode. The first Episode was good at first and the world seemed interesting but then the MC Killed an innocent person to maintain their world. It felt more like an excuse to murder than a justified reason to execute. Her group is above the top 10% of society which makes it feel like the nobles are the underdogs of the story if she is fighting against them. The episode made sense but the main characters don’t feel likable at all at the moment and their motives are poor and unjustified. I will still watch more of the show, I don’t think it’s bad or anything, I was just curious if anyone else thought that the main characters seemed like they were the bad guys despite being the protagonists…


The power would've corrupted him. He said "Anything in my way, anyone I hate, I can just get rid of them!"

He might have seemed "good" but that's because he thought he was powerless. I don't know what you mean about her not being justified. You can see glimpses of her ideology and why she does what she does in her dialogue and in some scenes. Like, for example, the girl that turned everything white. If she did that unintentionally, imagine if someone made the boy angry? Power corrupts, which is funnily something not often explored in Isekais

Also, in the end, the MC says this: "The one you summoned was a monster far worse than the likes of me, but also just a kid... far more ordinary than I could ever hope to be"

Honestly, I don't know what's unlikeable about her. She's been given a mission. She's not precisely proud of it and doesn't take pleasure in it. But she knows it's necessary.

She's a pretty darn interesting character if you ask me.


I don't think this will be a show where you can simply say a character is "the bad guy" or "the good guy". So if you like to do that, maybe this show ain't for you
Apr 5, 2022 9:38 PM
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Why don't they just kill the nobles who do the summons, instead of the innocent people?
Apr 5, 2022 9:48 PM
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BunkerPenguin48 said:
It felt more like an excuse to murder than a justified reason to execute.

justifications matter to the just
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She's merely a tool of this so called "bad guy"
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Why don't they just kill the nobles who do the summons, instead of the innocent people?

I don’t want to spoil too much but in the LN the king who summoned the boy and the girl would actually go through trial by the church and gets beheaded by the church.
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xSakii said:
Why don't they just kill the nobles who do the summons, instead of the innocent people?

I don’t want to spoil too much but in the LN the king who summoned the boy and the girl would actually go through trial by the church and gets beheaded by the church.


oh I see. Good to know that. Thanks :)
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BunkerPenguin48 said:
Spoilers for the first episode. The first Episode was good at first and the world seemed interesting but then the MC Killed an innocent person to maintain their world. It felt more like an excuse to murder than a justified reason to execute. Her group is above the top 10% of society which makes it feel like the nobles are the underdogs of the story if she is fighting against them. The episode made sense but the main characters don’t feel likable at all at the moment and their motives are poor and unjustified. I will still watch more of the show, I don’t think it’s bad or anything, I was just curious if anyone else thought that the main characters seemed like they were the bad guys despite being the protagonists…

I, personally, like when the MC is a antagonist or not a really good person. It is always a bit different from what we get in the genre.

And seems it is getting popular since there is the other Isekai this season where the MC sides with the demon army.
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i drop this anime boring anyway
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BunkerPenguin48 said:
Spoilers for the first episode. The first Episode was good at first and the world seemed interesting but then the MC Killed an innocent person to maintain their world. It felt more like an excuse to murder than a justified reason to execute. Her group is above the top 10% of society which makes it feel like the nobles are the underdogs of the story if she is fighting against them. The episode made sense but the main characters don’t feel likable at all at the moment and their motives are poor and unjustified. I will still watch more of the show, I don’t think it’s bad or anything, I was just curious if anyone else thought that the main characters seemed like they were the bad guys despite being the protagonists…
i agree with you, its vigilante type of sh*t where she thinks killing them would solve the problem and save million lives but the truth is no one knows if the outsider are gonna save lives or killing lives, just because some of the outsider are bad it doesnt mean the rest of them are also bad. thats why i agree with this word "It felt more like an excuse to murder than a justified reason to execute" because its literally the simplest word to describe the situation.
yeah, I’m glad I wasn’t the only one too think this way lol. I see what other people said and it makes sense too but I agree with what you said about the “vigilante” type sh*t.
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The incident during her childhood plus the teachings instilled in her are likely the reasons for why she kills despite the knowledge that they are innocent.

And to be fair to her, the isekai'd guy seemed to have a not-so-very bright social life and thus the possibility that he could be corrupted by his newfound power arises.




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BunkerPenguin48 said:
Spoilers for the first episode. The first Episode was good at first and the world seemed interesting but then the MC Killed an innocent person to maintain their world. It felt more like an excuse to murder than a justified reason to execute. Her group is above the top 10% of society which makes it feel like the nobles are the underdogs of the story if she is fighting against them. The episode made sense but the main characters don’t feel likable at all at the moment and their motives are poor and unjustified. I will still watch more of the show, I don’t think it’s bad or anything, I was just curious if anyone else thought that the main characters seemed like they were the bad guys despite being the protagonists…


isnt that kinda the point of the show tho? i feel like she made it pretty clear she views herself as the villain. but i do also think that there is a lot of substance behind their reasoning to execute, as the lost ones can just kill whoever they want and seem to have a habig of going insane...
Apr 6, 2022 8:08 AM
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Yeah,she is a bad guy. Though there's a reason and all for her killing and all,but it's still a life. Killing should never be justified,but strangely enough people found this kind of plot interesting. Well,as a manga reader,I can say it's not like this is a good isekai like re zero,konosuba,mushoku tensei and all,rather just a normal isekai with a little interesting twist with yuri fanservices. 6-7 should be a fair score.
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BunkerPenguin48 said:
Spoilers for the first episode. The first Episode was good at first and the world seemed interesting but then the MC Killed an innocent person to maintain their world. It felt more like an excuse to murder than a justified reason to execute. Her group is above the top 10% of society which makes it feel like the nobles are the underdogs of the story if she is fighting against them. The episode made sense but the main characters don’t feel likable at all at the moment and their motives are poor and unjustified. I will still watch more of the show, I don’t think it’s bad or anything, I was just curious if anyone else thought that the main characters seemed like they were the bad guys despite being the protagonists…

I feel you… honestly, the only sensible thing to do isn’t to kill the lost ones but instead to deal with the summoners instead. It’s not like the lost ones came there of their own volition, so why should they be the ones who gets executed.
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Menou considers her job dirty but necessary work, killing innocent people to protect others from their powers raging out of control. The flashback to her childhood shows the normal and typical outcome of a Lost One, obliterating a town with the uncontrolled use of her power.
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I feel you… honestly, the only sensible thing to do isn’t to kill the lost ones but instead to deal with the summoners instead. It’s not like the lost ones came there of their own volition, so why should they be the ones who gets executed.

Because they 99% brought the disaster upon the world. There's two part in this world religion organization. one is to deal with their own worlder such as Noblesse and commoner. Where Menou belong to is Executioners.Their job is killing the lost ones.
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Kaguya-Sama1998 said:
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I feel you… honestly, the only sensible thing to do isn’t to kill the lost ones but instead to deal with the summoners instead. It’s not like the lost ones came there of their own volition, so why should they be the ones who gets executed.

Because they 99% brought the disaster upon the world. There's two part in this world religion organization. one is to deal with their own worlder such as Noblesse and commoner. Where Menou belong to is Executioners.Their job is killing the lost ones.


Oh, that’s good to hear
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Murdering someone even in the concept of their world is morally grey. So, I would say she's definitely not a good person.
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It's pretty obvious she's evil.
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Well, you know how some "lost one" turned a whole city, including its people, into some white dust. It's pretty justified why they have to kill them, they literally are a threat to the world.


This is a real shit justification, especially when in episode one the "good guys" are also shown to have magic which can melt peoples brains on the drop of a hat, and likely could just as easily level cities.
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Potatoboy11 said:
Well, you know how some "lost one" turned a whole city, including its people, into some white dust. It's pretty justified why they have to kill them, they literally are a threat to the world.


This is a real shit justification, especially when in episode one the "good guys" are also shown to have magic which can melt peoples brains on the drop of a hat, and likely could just as easily level cities.


Because they 99% brought the disaster upon the world. There's two part in this world religion organization. one is to deal with their own worlder such as Noblesse and commoner. Where Menou belong to is Executioners.Their job is killing the lost ones.
this is enough of an explanation.
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Better name for this series: In Another World where Hitler is the Good Guy
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Potatoboy11 said:
Well, you know how some "lost one" turned a whole city, including its people, into some white dust. It's pretty justified why they have to kill them, they literally are a threat to the world.


This is a real shit justification, especially when in episode one the "good guys" are also shown to have magic which can melt peoples brains on the drop of a hat, and likely could just as easily level cities.


The Pure Concepts erode the minds of their users, destroying their personalities and making them run out of control. The Executioner system is a specific reaction to the collapse of the prior civilization in the Four Human Errors,


It's something of a Warhammer 40k scenario, in which our protagonists are not uncomplicated good guys (and many church affiliated people are not good guys at all) but the fear that the Lost Ones will go out of control and annihilate an entire kingdom is legitimate.
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as someone who is sick of isekai, i welcome a series where isekai'd people get killed off.
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She's like Eren in AoT or any other gray MC, killing for the reason they think it's good. If you think their reasons good then they are good. Otherwise, they are bad
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I mean you can't really say that the mc is a bad person. Cause she admits that the lost ones are innocent and they dont deserve this. Also killing them seems pretty justified cause it was showed in the first ep that the lost ones bring destruction to their world.
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I don't find her evil at all. She had to kill him because lost ones are dengerous. Should she risk the good of her entire society for one random guy? It would be more evil and stupid at the same time. Aslo I like her very much.
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Maybe pay attention once
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Potatoboy11 said:
Well, you know how some "lost one" turned a whole city, including its people, into some white dust. It's pretty justified why they have to kill them, they literally are a threat to the world.

The boy died only because the priestess showed him how to use his power. Then the anime tries to put in funny scenes. Pathetic...
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BunkerPenguin48 said:
Spoilers for the first episode. The first Episode was good at first and the world seemed interesting but then the MC Killed an innocent person to maintain their world. It felt more like an excuse to murder than a justified reason to execute. Her group is above the top 10% of society which makes it feel like the nobles are the underdogs of the story if she is fighting against them. The episode made sense but the main characters don’t feel likable at all at the moment and their motives are poor and unjustified. I will still watch more of the show, I don’t think it’s bad or anything, I was just curious if anyone else thought that the main characters seemed like they were the bad guys despite being the protagonists…


The power would've corrupted him. He said "Anything in my way, anyone I hate, I can just get rid of them!"

He might have seemed "good" but that's because he thought he was powerless. I don't know what you mean about her not being justified. You can see glimpses of her ideology and why she does what she does in her dialogue and in some scenes. Like, for example, the girl that turned everything white. If she did that unintentionally, imagine if someone made the boy angry? Power corrupts, which is funnily something not often explored in Isekais

Also, in the end, the MC says this: "The one you summoned was a monster far worse than the likes of me, but also just a kid... far more ordinary than I could ever hope to be"

Honestly, I don't know what's unlikeable about her. She's been given a mission. She's not precisely proud of it and doesn't take pleasure in it. But she knows it's necessary.

She's a pretty darn interesting character if you ask me.


I don't think this will be a show where you can simply say a character is "the bad guy" or "the good guy". So if you like to do that, maybe this show ain't for you

The boy died only because the priestess showed him how to use his power. Then the anime tries to put in funny scenes. Pathetic...
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Well, you know how some "lost one" turned a whole city, including its people, into some white dust. It's pretty justified why they have to kill them, they literally are a threat to the world.


NATO and USA are a at least a potential threat to the world, not they possess nuclear weapons they used it without justified reason, Japan already lost the war and declared it, so the reason to use arms ? The reaon USA used to wage recent wars (China made a huge lists, more than 20 countries were bombed), destroying Yugoslavia. So yeah people over the world should unite and destroy it as well as NATO etc That logic has too many flaws. The reasons are politics and some who are in power but not the most of innocent people. Killing and feeling guilt isn't justified, people get punished because they hit others with car (unintentionally), so killing others intentiolly really makes you guilty no matter how you look at it, and yeah even others possess threat one can effort not that happening, if that won't work out then use other means, not trying is the problem. The boy may have listened to reason, if not he might be judged. Making accusations or trial others before even they act is redicolous. Reminds me of the movie, where there are people who see the future, so special forces eliminate people before they do wrong. Why eliminate not prevent or restrict somehow people in question. Also circumstaces or cause are not taken into account.
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Potatoboy11 said:
Well, you know how some "lost one" turned a whole city, including its people, into some white dust. It's pretty justified why they have to kill them, they literally are a threat to the world.

The boy died only because the priestess showed him how to use his power. Then the anime tries to put in funny scenes. Pathetic...


Even if she don't show, he gonna find out one way or another anyway.
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Potatoboy11 said:
Well, you know how some "lost one" turned a whole city, including its people, into some white dust. It's pretty justified why they have to kill them, they literally are a threat to the world.


NATO and USA are a at least a potential threat to the world, not they possess nuclear weapons they used it without justified reason, Japan already lost the war and declared it, so the reason to use arms ? The reaon USA used to wage recent wars (China made a huge lists, more than 20 countries were bombed), destroying Yugoslavia. So yeah people over the world should unite and destroy it as well as NATO etc That logic has too many flaws. The reasons are politics and some who are in power but not the most of innocent people. Killing and feeling guilt isn't justified, people get punished because they hit others with car (unintentionally), so killing others intentiolly really makes you guilty no matter how you look at it, and yeah even others possess threat one can effort not that happening, if that won't work out then use other means, not trying is the problem. The boy may have listened to reason, if not he might be judged. Making accusations or trial others before even they act is redicolous. Reminds me of the movie, where there are people who see the future, so special forces eliminate people before they do wrong. Why eliminate not prevent or restrict somehow people in question. Also circumstaces or cause are not taken into account.


Are you seriously comparing to a person with a freaking organization and a freaking first-world nation?
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Kaguya-Sama1998 said:
BunkerPenguin48 said:
Her group is above the top 10% of society which makes it feel like the nobles are the underdogs of the story if she is fighting against them. , I was just curious if anyone else thought that the main characters seemed like they were the bad guys despite being the protagonists…

her group isn't about fighting against the nobles. She basically wiped the floor with the noble knights. Her group role is killing the lost one. And to answer your question, her morality is ambiguous at worst. She felt remorse over killing that boy.

To add to this, the fact she feels remorse indicates that the story wants to move in the direction of Menou questioning her morals and the policy of killing innocent lost ones prematurely.
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Menou doesn't seem like a villain to me at all, even though she believes herself to be one.

In the second episode it was pretty much revealed that using that "Etheric Connect" slowly degrades your mind while making the user more and more powerful, so that in the end they're all pretty much destroying anything they come across indiscriminately, to the point of whole continents being reduced to nothing.

It's really no wonder there has a system in place to kill them, they're pretty much bombs waiting to go off from what we know so far.
Heck, I'd want someone to kill me if I went crazy like that as well.

Now, the thing that makes me wonder more about the moral implications is that we don't know exactly if every lost one eventually starts rampaging, or if they're just killing every single one of them on the off chance some of them do. Or maybe there could even be some way of sealing their powers instead of killing them off.
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NATO and USA are a at least a potential threat to the world, not they possess nuclear weapons they used it without justified reason, Japan already lost the war and declared it, so the reason to use arms ? The reaon USA used to wage recent wars (China made a huge lists, more than 20 countries were bombed), destroying Yugoslavia. So yeah people over the world should unite and destroy it as well as NATO etc That logic has too many flaws.


Nations don't destroy things indiscriminately, lost ones do. If you destroy a hegemonic nation all you do is make a whole bunch of people miserable and cause another nation to rise in it's place. The difference is obvious enough that it's hardly a point of comparison.
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i drop this anime boring anyway
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Spoilers for the first episode. The first Episode was good at first and the world seemed interesting but then the MC Killed an innocent person to maintain their world. It felt more like an excuse to murder than a justified reason to execute. Her group is above the top 10% of society which makes it feel like the nobles are the underdogs of the story if she is fighting against them. The episode made sense but the main characters don’t feel likable at all at the moment and their motives are poor and unjustified. I will still watch more of the show, I don’t think it’s bad or anything, I was just curious if anyone else thought that the main characters seemed like they were the bad guys despite being the protagonists…



She is an executioner, an executioner is a person who executes people who have been sentenced to death, would you blame the death of a sentenced to death of the guy who gave him the lethal injection? of course not it is the fault of the law in that world she just does her job.
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she killed someone for the crime of simply existing, she is most definitely evil and now she is traveling with someone with the sole intention of letting her organization execute them, you don't get more evil than that.
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FlorMan said:

The boy died only because the priestess showed him how to use his power. Then the anime tries to put in funny scenes. Pathetic...


Even if she don't show, he gonna find out one way or another anyway.


But u know, instead of killing him after suddenly showing him that he got great power because he said he just some ordinary useless dude, she can just u know, guide him slowly and tell him to not use the power recklessly and use it for good deeds, and maybe she can recruit him to join the church and eradicate these noble that are summoning these lost ones
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Even if she don't show, he gonna find out one way or another anyway.


But u know, instead of killing him after suddenly showing him that he got great power because he said he just some ordinary useless dude, she can just u know, guide him slowly and tell him to not use the power recklessly and use it for good deeds, and maybe she can recruit him to join the church and eradicate these noble that are summoning these lost ones


That kinda sounds like beginning of Akame ga Kill.

Anyway the thing I don't like is why does she not kill them immediately. Why all the lying? Even if the girl can't be killed by regular means, which she didn't know until she tried to kill her. Why not murder her on spot? Why lead her a little further away. Just confirm she's otherworlder. Boom, stab. Though with the guy there are more circumstances, like, like his death could have larger destruction, but that somehow didn't really bother her with the girl, so she could kill her on the balcony already. And her not remembering the stab is asspull too. Oh yeah, she tripped while standing completely still looking for Menou. Makes perfect sense.

/edit: it also took Menou some time to stab her after she smashed her to the ground with her own body weight. Seriously I can believe she forgot things after "dying", but before that? That's very odd. And then there's Menou standing there shocked. With knife still in her hand.
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Blandmob said:
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Even if she don't show, he gonna find out one way or another anyway.


But u know, instead of killing him after suddenly showing him that he got great power because he said he just some ordinary useless dude, she can just u know, guide him slowly and tell him to not use the power recklessly and use it for good deeds, and maybe she can recruit him to join the church and eradicate these noble that are summoning these lost ones

My same thoughts exactly, it would've been a good story if it were made like that but this story has other goals in mind.
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Of course, she's a straight up psychopath, but it is what its.
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i drop this anime boring anyway


From first episode? You know I dropped Madoka Magica from first episode. Later on I returned because alkl the hype and now it is one of my favorite animes. I since learned my lesson and never judge anime or TV show from first episode.
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Anyway the thing I don't like is why does she not kill them immediately. Why all the lying? Even if the girl can't be killed by regular means, which she didn't know until she tried to kill her. Why not murder her on spot? Why lead her a little further away. Just confirm she's otherworlder. Boom, stab. Though with the guy there are more circumstances, like, like his death could have larger destruction, but that somehow didn't really bother her with the girl, so she could kill her on the balcony already.


The primary point of the lying is to find out what their Pure Concept is before she stabs them in the head in case they are immune to being stabbed in the head; note that she kills the guy immediately upon confirming his and kills Akari as soon as she's in a position to do it from behind, and she asked Akari what her power was.
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Spoilers for the first episode. The first Episode was good at first and the world seemed interesting but then the MC Killed an innocent person to maintain their world. It felt more like an excuse to murder than a justified reason to execute.
Her group is above the top 10% of society which makes it feel like the nobles are the underdogs of the story if she is fighting against them.

Yeah. It's kind of a medieval world where her church has a the power to take down a king. Looks like she's just the lapdog of the church.

If I had to guess, she's not exactly the "evil" behind those executions. The church probably has political interests behind them. It could be as simple as "Their power may be dangerous to us" or "Some over the top righteous otherworlder could decide we're tyrants and decide to take us down", to something like the ideas from the other world bringing up an eventual end of the "middle ages" and thus of their control of the world. Or maybe killing them has a purpose. Maybe their death will cause something to happen. MC probably hasn't even doubted the intentions of her church.

If I had to guess, she'll grow close to her target, then she'll end up fighting her kouhai and opposing the church resulting in her death and subsequent revival by the girl.

But maybe I'm reading too much into it and it's just a shitty show pretending to paint the MC as the hero who saves the world from the evil otherworlders.

BunkerPenguin48 said:

The episode made sense but the main characters don’t feel likable at all at the moment and their motives are poor and unjustified. I will still watch more of the show, I don’t think it’s bad or anything,
I mean the church is probably hiding something from her and she doesn't question it because there is no reason she would. Why question the people who raised (and brainwashed) her?

Personally I don't have any issue with how the plot is presented, but it's such an old cliché so I feel like it does have to present something else to really catch my attention and make me be "This is actually really good" instead of "I'll surely enjoy this for the 100th time, but it's still the 100th time". Leaving aside the details this is basically FFIV where the kouhai is Kain, MC is Cecil and the other girl is Rosa. Or maybe I'm overthinking it and it doesn't even go that far.
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Muzan2020 said:
i agree with you, its vigilante type of sh*t where she thinks killing them would solve the problem and save million lives when the truth is no one knows if the outsider are gonna save lives or killing lives, just because some of the outsider are bad it doesnt mean the rest of them are also bad. thats why i agree with this word "It felt more like an excuse to murder than a justified reason to execute" because its literally the simplest word to describe the situation.


The point is not who is good or bad, the point is "A human can't have all that power" because, as they show you, they can lose control at some point and the consequences are CATASTROPHIC, natural disaster level. I don't understand why you think it's about "Oh, some outsiders are bad". It's about them being a danger regardless of their intentions and you have to think about whether keeping them alive by helping them control their powers is a danger you can take on when they can destroy a town or even a city by a single mistake. And the series treats the guy like a victim for that, never like a "We don't know if you are bad".
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