Shokei Shoujo no Virgin Road Episode 1 Discussion

Huhuran said:


Of course she won't kill that black haired girl.
It's a yuri show, after all.
No girls will die in this one.
Also that MC will never have to face any consequences from all those people she has happily murdered.

Sekirodiealotoft said:
Why are people mad that mitsuki died?

bastek66 said:

Isekai crowd is annoyed that their selfinsert died.

Sekirodiealotoft said:
it's sad because i thought peoole wanted something new

_kazuma23_ said:
Menou literally killed that isekai'd boy for no reason because he had (null) power, and then the other character girl has time concept power just because you know why. (Plot armor)

Idk man, that boy didn't deserved to die because he had such power, imagine he working at garbage disposal ( useful ) power indeed, and the author mercilessly killed it just because he made edgy joke about getting rid of hated ones. I promise i felt like he was just joking aroun because he was so hyped of what power he had :)

And in short words, i hate this anime cuz it killed someone who hadn't done a thing.

Mihaeroff said:
Rule One of Isekai: Never trust women

HeruruMeruru said:
I don't intend on actually watching this show but I'm happy there's finally an anime where generic whitebread isekai boy gets murdered. It's so cathartic.


Now all you narou-kei enablers know how magical girl fans feel.

HeruruMeruru said:


Except this is just but one show, whereas the edgy magical girls have almost completely overtaken actual magical girls outside of reboots and Precure.

_kazuma23_ said:

And in short words, i hate this anime cuz it killed someone who hadn't done a thing.

amlg said:
hmm... just got to this series... but...

ep 1... why did the MC girl go and talk to the first guy and make him feel welcome to the world before she kills him... that's Sadistic dude... if you're going to kill Isekai ppls, just do it instantly instead of making them feel like they have a chance to live... WTF... (the guy might be thinking of weird things, but he also asked what he should do with the power... if you actually tell him to use it for good, maybe he will...)

HagePotPotato said:
that was cool. good episode

the title and art make it pretty clear this anime is about a girl. so i just assumed that boy was going to be her follower or something. but NOPE. knife right to side of the head (did she stab him in his ear hole? lmfao)

i thought maybe she had the power to absorb the power of those she killed. that would've been neat

if you summoned a kid with the power of NULL, why would you toss him out? his power could destroy the faust (like "fist" in german?). makes me wonder what that girl's power is

I DON'T WANT SPOILERS: i wonder how these executioners have power. maybe they were summoned to this world also? i wonder what the deal is with this shared dream these two girls have? she's not going to kill the summoned girl, right? yo, did anyone else see that first scene in the ED? she's a CORPSE. what is that about?

7/10 first episode. i'm intrigued by it. apparently there are a lot of people upset at the first episode because they killed that kid who literally was saying "i can kill anyone i want"? my advice would be to stfu

StarkyStormboi said:
Bro just before the guy died he was thinking about erasing the world and for some reason, I'm out here thinking that he's going to come back

Huhuran said:


Of course she won't kill that black haired girl.
It's a yuri show, after all.
No girls will die in this one.
Also that MC will never have to face any consequences from all those people she has happily murdered.

Sekirodiealotoft said:
Why are people mad that mitsuki died?

Idoreview said:

That's debatable, but I can tell you a little about why I dropped the show: The show doesn't care to explain itself, at all, for anything. I raise you a counter: What was gained versus lost by writing the story this way? We lost a character with a poorly-defined superpower potentially capable of deleting all life, and we gain...? We gain an idea of what the protagonist's role is, which is a detail written into the very basis of the show and thus kind of irrelevant except that we now know she's an assassin, not an executioner. Executioners don't kill people under cover of night in secret, that's not an executioner. That's a member of an organization like the Hasashin of old. I digress. So, his powers: He uses them post-death, as apparently magic can do that, and it apparently does absolutely nothing. Why? I dunno. You'd think the power to Nullify anything would nullify things. Turns out, apparently not. And by the rules, I cannot offer more insight on this series of events than that. Hopefully this opinion helped you to understand the rationale of some people who dropped this show.
Tl;dr: Inconsistent writing, mostly.

Idoreview said:

That's debatable, but I can tell you a little about why I dropped the show: The show doesn't care to explain itself, at all, for anything. I raise you a counter: What was gained versus lost by writing the story this way? We lost a character with a poorly-defined superpower potentially capable of deleting all life, and we gain...? We gain an idea of what the protagonist's role is, which is a detail written into the very basis of the show and thus kind of irrelevant except that we now know she's an assassin, not an executioner. Executioners don't kill people under cover of night in secret, that's not an executioner. That's a member of an organization like the Hasashin of old. I digress. So, his powers: He uses them post-death, as apparently magic can do that, and it apparently does absolutely nothing. Why? I dunno. You'd think the power to Nullify anything would nullify things. Turns out, apparently not. And by the rules, I cannot offer more insight on this series of events than that. Hopefully this opinion helped you to understand the rationale of some people who dropped this show.
Tl;dr: Inconsistent writing, mostly.

Sekirodiealotoft said:
so you didn't watch past episode 1. Future epiaodes explain itself clearly. Lmao

Ionliosite2 said:

I don't think them being called executioners is anything wrong, an executioner is a person who applies the sentence of death towards a person sentenced with it, that's what they do, kill a person who is a taboo in itself which the Lost Ones are and that are already explained why they kill them.

It's easy to answer why his powers didn't work when he died, he didn't have control of his powers so of course it didn't do anything. It is later explained that if he had control over his powers he could have nullified his death, but since he literally just discovered them like a second before he died and didn't have actual control over it then it didn't do anything to nullify the death.

Idoreview said:

This is the Episode 1 thread. Conversation here pertains specifically to Episode 1. The rules are clearly posted to not discuss further than the events herein.
But no, no it does not explain anything relevant regarding that by episode 4. It handwaved it instead while using a less potent more potent ability. But I get it: You don't wish to understand this view, you wish to demonize this view.

Sekirodiealotoft said:
I'm not demonizing anything. I'm just saying you didn't watch past the 1st epsiode.

Idoreview said:


"Them?" But okay? I think it is objectively incorrect. Good for us, we get to disagree on semantics and definitions.
Note: This is the Episode 1 thread. It would be cool if you understood the meaning thereof.

It's not. It's not even using that logic without a very specific, awfully written, plot point that isn't part of Episode 1. Moreover, again, this is the Episode 1 thread. If you want to debate this in a thread that makes any sense to in, let's. If not, let's not go flagrantly against the spirit of the thread. I have a few replies to this, but I won't post them in the Episode 1 thread because that would require doing what you're doing: Possibly spoiling an ongoing dub for the people actually watching it.

Ionliosite2 said:


Yeah, "them", there are more executioners than just Menou, even Flare, her teacher that wee see in the first episode is one.

I don't know who am I spoiling since I'm not saying something actually clear about the plot or stuff, just explaining his powers, which either way, you get to know that he doesn't actually control his powers yet.

Lab_Rat_0978 said:
@Idoreview

I get a feeling

You didnt even make an attempt to watch episode 1?