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| THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- Man, this war for independence is causing a lot of problems altogether. Considering that one of those elite knights is going to be involved in this conflict, things just gets more and more complicated. The action got heated up this episode with the battle on both sides. I guess they're really pushing the war altogether. |
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| The director is a badass, especially the way she fights. So we have Liscar and his group attacking the palace. Wonder what their real goal is. |
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| This dude has a fairy, has inhuman skills, so why doesn't he use it while he is going forward? Why everyone in army is a stormtrooper and can't hit a target that does not even hide? Why does it feel like a poor writing and not a badass scene? |
| This could've been a good episode if it weren't for the fact that no one on the colonel's side including himself never ever got hit. I don't see why it was necessary for the army to be this useless. Completely retarded. |
| Nice use of plot armor guys, you're totally pushing my rating higher for this series. |
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| i risk sounding real dumb writing this, but i still don't get what's happening in the anime lmao i feel like i can somehow start connecting the past few episodes? and this one made sense? but if anyone asked me what fairy gone was about i'd just be like, fairies i guess? that being said, HOW is the whole army unable to hit the bad guys? they got liscar's coat with that one bullet and even that didn't leave a mark, how? come on |
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| Hmm interesting rebellion against the empire huh. Still using his own rebellion as a means to draw the empire's main forces to him while simultaneously sending a second force at the capital was well played of him. Beevee's men though really are quite impressive fighters. Its amusing how Beevee is just leisurely strolling to the target while easily breaking through the garrison. Overall a solid ep that while featuring some decent action did its best in revealing the Duke's master plan. Though im curious as to what his true target is though. Looks like next ep will see a rematch between Free and Beevee though. |
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| WTF, ether those Rodancia soldiers were a bunch of poor shots whom can't even hit Liscar or any of Liscar's men or Liscar has some kind of super good luck charm that none of those bullets were gonna hit him, and another WTF, the Duke of Haybranz was using the underground system to get to the king , man don't them Rodancia Guys have any intelligence network to get ahead of them enemies like that bad Duke of Haybranz and that Liscar???? |
| These fucking stormtroopers, man. The guy was walking in a straight line for the entire episode and somehow not a single bullet managed to even graze him. It took me so far out of the show I think I started watching an entirely different show at the same time. Free just shows up with another Fairy Weapon, I guess. We probably should have been there to see him grab it, but whatever. At least the scene of them shitting on the guy sleeping funny (I haven't cared enough to learn his name) was entertaining. It was cool finally getting to see the Director fight too. That sword she was using is fucking awesome. Why did this Beevee Liscar guy get to keep his Fairy Weapon when all of the others were locked in a vault? At least it was interesting seeing him whistle to the tune of the song. Shit episode, 2/5. |
| I genuinely think people are just making fake accounts to put negative scores and reviews on this series, under 6 on MAL but boruto is at 6.8 or so? It’s sad to see only like 10 people in here commenting regularly compared to the thousands that participated in anime original DITF last year. I hope they do a manga or something that really fleshes out things and explains the world a bit better because I really do enjoy this series and think it has potential if they just got better direction Also, maryla best girl 😍 |
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| Like to see the commander (Aular Nein) in action. Also Bevee Liscar was fun whe he just leisurely walked towards the enemy with his mercs. Military guys were useless praising each other and getting afraid once they heard the name Liscar. Now about that letter ... might have ben a distraction or plan (to provovoke) as well. I don't really think the other duke wantes to help the emperor. (Prevousily it seemed more like he was working together with the other guy.) |
| I know that Liscar is a formidable soldier and that people get scared after hearing his name being spoken, but the amount of plot armour that he had when walking up to the palace was just downright insulting. Seriously, if that's the best that the military can do against Liscar, then I'm expecting Liscar to, once again, walk all over the competition and kill the emperor. =/ On the plus side, seeing Nein in action was pretty satisfying as she her agility and precision with her attacks were unmatched. It's a shame that she's not facing off against Liscar right now, since that would be a fight that I really want to see. Free's return to fighting was a good one, along with a new fairy weapon in hand, he showed no mercy against the enemy and easily slayed them. Nicely done. =) All in all, it was a decent episode, despite Liscar's plot armour being a bit stupid, even for anime terms. |
| That wasn't too bad, and I feel the story is starting to come together, but like wtf was that having Liscar walking straight into gunfire for a good like 2 minutes??? Like okay gunshots seldom make their make in fiction, but that was ridiculous. You can't expect me to believe these soldiers can't hit a slow moving, huge ass target smh. |
| This is so retarded now it's triggering me. I seriously hope Ao Jyumonji never touches another anime again. The guy can't write a good script to save his life, and it was naive of him and the studio to think he could just because he's written a popular novel. The two don't translate and this anime is such a good example of why--when writing a script for a show you need to keep in mind the visual storytelling as well, how it'll all actually look, feel and work in proper motion. And this show is such a blatant fail. I'm sure writing this the guy was super cuffed with how cool it all read, but man it really isn't cool watching it--where shit actually has to make sense to hold up. |
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| Ok this was just bad. Like previous episodes, I would try to see some positives but this was just messy as hell. The animation when the director was attacking looked TG:re levels bad, and that whole segment with Liscar was the biggest piles of wtf. I don't even buy the potential argument that he instilled fear into the soldiers, Richard fucking Lionhearted died by some kid with a crossbow (I know the situations were different but still) this made me laugh a bit gg |
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| You gotta be kidding me! Trained soldiers unable to hit a single walking person in plain sight is such bullshit this series whips out. I get it they're trying to make Beevee a badass villain, but oh come on that shit has hit the fan already. I see also the political war has started, man this series is contradictory! They started us on the Marlya finding Vero chase and ditched that, they went to the collection of these fairy tome/whatevs, now we on the treason political war and it seems like they will ditch that too. This is boring to be precise and I hope it will improve. Who approves anime like these? |
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Zaugr said: This is so retarded now it's triggering me. I seriously hope Ao Jyumonji never touches another anime again. The guy can't write a good script to save his life, and it was naive of him and the studio to think he could just because he's written a popular novel. The two don't translate and this anime is such a good example of why--when writing a script for a show you need to keep in mind the visual storytelling as well, how it'll all actually look, feel and work in proper motion. And this show is such a blatant fail. I'm sure writing this the guy was super cuffed with how cool it all read, but man it really isn't cool watching it--where shit actually has to make sense to hold up. The creator is also the writer for Grimgar, another trashy isekai that's just as bad as this series. The difference is some shows are bad because of their low ambition and others are bad because they're overly ambitious and don't realise that in order to create a more complex story you need much more planning and talent behind it. Fairy Gone can PRETEND to be complex and have rich worldbuilding at first but if people have watched any similar shows they'll easily recognize its flaws. |
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| Hybranz Duked revealed and the prime minister ordered to counterattack and gave Nein a fairy weapon, army and Dorothea went there. Free’s group returned to Rondacia and Dorothea was empty, Free went to deliver the letter to the prime minister and reading it, he noticed that the rebellion was a distraction and there’s gonna be an attack to the palace in Rondacia, it started. Free’s group went to stop it. Diese and Wolfran are walking somewhere in a tunnel. While the palace was being defended, Liscar appeared at the celestial gate and started a direct attack with his fairy. It was obvious for the viewers that this Hybranz guy was going to try something, maybe he’s not satisfied with what he had after war ended, but I barely understand his reasons, power maybe. Liscar and Wolfran work with him and war started again. How is it possible that no bullet hits Liscar? |
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AquaShldEXE said: spacewannabe said: i risk sounding real dumb writing this, but i still don't get what's happening in the anime lmao i feel like i can somehow start connecting the past few episodes? and this one made sense? but if anyone asked me what fairy gone was about i'd just be like, fairies i guess? that being said, HOW is the whole army unable to hit the bad guys? they got liscar's coat with that one bullet and even that didn't leave a mark, how? come on It's about a post-civil war nation where the rebels want to free fairies vs the establishment that wants to control them. The main characters are on the side of the establishment, but I have a feeling they'll switch sides. Ugh oh, spoiler: The "establishment" is actually the sane guys. Control over guns vs free guns available. Sm0ggy said: Zaugr said: This is so retarded now it's triggering me. I seriously hope Ao Jyumonji never touches another anime again. The guy can't write a good script to save his life, and it was naive of him and the studio to think he could just because he's written a popular novel. The two don't translate and this anime is such a good example of why--when writing a script for a show you need to keep in mind the visual storytelling as well, how it'll all actually look, feel and work in proper motion. And this show is such a blatant fail. I'm sure writing this the guy was super cuffed with how cool it all read, but man it really isn't cool watching it--where shit actually has to make sense to hold up. The creator is also the writer for Grimgar, another trashy isekai that's just as bad as this series. The difference is some shows are bad because of their low ambition and others are bad because they're overly ambitious and don't realise that in order to create a more complex story you need much more planning and talent behind it. Fairy Gone can PRETEND to be complex and have rich worldbuilding at first but if people have watched any similar shows they'll easily recognize its flaws. Which I do, however, I strongly disagree about Hai to Gensou no Grimgar being a sub-par series. In comparison to Fairy Gone, Grimgar builds upon itself well and does not over-extend when it should not - for a fantasy series it seems realistic enough, especially the way main characters interact with each other. I have enjoyed the adaptation of Grimgar and believe it to be a decent series, it might be subject to a change once I know the whole story (is it finished already?) but they don't seem to be working on another season right now... Unlike Fairy Gone it does well with tropes. Fairy Gone is just a big big trope that did not get refined during production, you can see how it is all over the place. It looks cool, but if you try using at least TWO braincells you will definitely see the flaws a decent series produced by experienced people would not have allowed. |
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| Well finally free took out his fairy weapon and we got to see some bad ass action scenes. Thou Liscar just walking and dozens of soldiers not being able to hit him was dumb. |
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| So war broke out, huh. The thing with Liscar walking a straight line while whistling without being hit by a single bullet, like twice, was way over the top though. I get it, he is strong, and a threat. But it would've been cooler if he neutralized those soldiers like Nein Auler did in the rebellion, actually a diversion, that she was fighting in. But well, let's see how it will go from here with only one episode left for this cour. |
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| Not gonna lie : this episode was much better & I kinda enjoyed it (time passed really quicker than it did with other pointless episode). But jeez, I know they want Liscar to be the strong boss, but c'mon, the dude just walked as if he was in a corridor... 1 soldier who misses a bullet seems fine, but a squad that has the charge of guarding the Palace lol Now I'd like to see the director versus him, that should be a great fight ! Though I have the feeling they'll lose this war, ending the 12th episode with a retreat from Dorothea. Season 2 being the 'after war', kind of reconquest... these are my suppositions ! |
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| We are of to a slow start!! Something about robots new model and other shit i don't care about one bit. And its goes on for almost half the fucking episode .Anime if you want my attention let my girls speak!!! Or i ignore your stupid ass A revolution?(something) is taken place,,Whistling madmen walking down the streets with hes troops killing every loyal emperor soldier in sight!!! The situation looks dire and chaos and despair will follow by the invading troops But fear not good people!!!! My Lesbian Goddesses hear the desperate cry for help!! And as true heroines they hastily hurries to aid the losing army.My brave beautiful waifus are driven by the two non important male servants/slaves,,,,, Tide is turned quickly when my lesbian warrior princesses are arriving at the scene!!!!!!! , My powerful girls rip that army to pieces in seconds a totally annihilation,,And they save millions even billions of civilian lives!! Their will be songs stories written and statues raised in their honour!!! And their bravery shall be told and they will be glorified for generations to come!!!!And their name will go down in history!!!! Yes,,,, The stupid males where in the way and almost destroyed everything!!! They are useless like always!!!! Why are the males fighting? They are the lesser weaker sex,,, And should drive the car then go home clean the damn house and the headquarters, then make some dinner to my waifus ,,, My girls can fight!! And are more skilled and therefor much better suited for that task,My angels are superior in every way!!!!,,,,,,, The puny males are better suited for household chores!!!!Go back to the fucking kitchen where you belong you assholes!! The first half was boring then it becomes much better!!!! I love the strong fighting females this is your strongest card ,,,You still have 7/10 next time more of my girls,,, And anime the male problem,,,They are irritating and in the way,, I want them "gone" More lesbians please that is so fun,,,Better yourself to next week!!! My tough cute girls can do their own fighting!!!  |
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Sm0ggy said: The creator is also the writer for Grimgar, another trashy isekai that's just as bad as this series. The difference is some shows are bad because of their low ambition and others are bad because they're overly ambitious and don't realise that in order to create a more complex story you need much more planning and talent behind it. Fairy Gone can PRETEND to be complex and have rich worldbuilding at first but if people have watched any similar shows they'll easily recognize its flaws. Grimgar wasn't this bad of a show. This one's just too forced. |
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| Bullcrap! The fact that not only one, but two different groups of soldiers can't even hit a single defenseless man in two different instances. No sniper? No backup fairy soldier to defend their royal palace? SMH! -_- |
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| Those soldiers sure are trash how can someone be so bad at shooting?, poor writting indeed and they Made sure Captain was out of the Capital cuz if She wasnt she would Kick that guy ass in a sec, The way she fights is cool. |
| If this were a satire show, it would've been good. Nobody ever pulls most of the troops from the capital when a rebellion breaks out, that's just common sense. If anything, they tighten the defenses, as monarchs fear for their trones. Not even commenting on the superb "tactics" the bad guys were employing this episode, everyone knows that walking in a straight line is the best way of attacking, very formidable indeed. This show tries to be both serious and badass (which is already hard enough) and fails at both. Not the worst trainwreck I've seen, but a trainwreck nonetheless |
Daniel_Naumov said: TheDopplerEffect said: If this were a satire show, it would've been good. Nobody ever pulls most of the troops from the capital when a rebellion breaks out, that's just common sense. If anything, they tighten the defenses, as monarchs fear for their trones. Not even commenting on the superb "tactics" the bad guys were employing this episode, everyone knows that walking in a straight line is the best way of attacking, very formidable indeed. This show tries to be both serious and badass (which is already hard enough) and fails at both. Not the worst trainwreck I've seen, but a trainwreck nonetheless If we are talking history, it is a logical move to quickly subjugate rebellions until they gain more dangerous momentum. But here we are dealing with an overthrow attempt, meticulously planned out by many sides. Except for Prime Minister, everyone else in the capital is a bunch of complacent fools, further dulled by peace time. And even then they just did not have enough information to predict the involvement of Arcame, and the fact that deranged mercenaries under Liscar are being used by the revolting Hybranz as well. It makes sense the capital is in dire situation now, though there are other forces which can protect it besides the army and the wall-jumping female director of Dorothea. You could make that argument, but the peace lasted for like what, 9 years? I doubt this little time would make people complacent. If that was 20 or 30 years, then I'd get it, but those fighting in the streets right now are the very same people who were fighting in the war back then. |
Daniel_Naumov said: TheDopplerEffect said: You could make that argument, but the peace lasted for like what, 9 years? I doubt this little time would make people complacent. If that was 20 or 30 years, then I'd get it, but those fighting in the streets right now are the very same people who were fighting in the war back then. The problems are the commanders. The Emperor could not care less for his empire, the General is an overly confident guy who once served as a soldier, but seemingly did nothing except for supporting peace, and is now just a glorified medal stand. It happened many times in history before. Do I have to quote every time here? Anyway, this is my other problem with the show, since I wish I knew who you're talking about. I wouldn't call myself the most devoted watcher, but it's not like I use this show as a background noise or something. I watch it and try my best to understand what's happening in every given moment. And while I understand the plot and some character motivations, I just couldn't remember any B or C character to save my life. They're introduced in a matter of secounds and then promptly set aside. Then there's character design. I've never had this problem of watchin a show and not (at least broadly) knowing who's on the screen |
| So a coup e'tat happens in a state. Not surprised given that prior episodes before with the whole whistle-blowing "Fairy Control" thing by Ted, this was a catalyst waiting to happen. So Arcame was behind all the fiasco, and the Duke Hybranz, Diese, just adds the fire to the fuel. With that, plans are underway to push back the traitor. Add another Fairy Weapon into the mix (of which the Dorothea female director now wields), this is quite a battle to face. Looks like the Arcame guys are more democratic than the Unified government. Not that it mattered a lot, but if that's the plot, then it's a badly decided one. And...the boss Beevee Liscar is back again. AND WTF SOLDIERS YOU CAN'T DO A PROPER JOB OF SHOOTING DOWN EVEN ONE PERSON??? What gives... And the trust of the commanders...effectively are lost too. All this while, with Ray Dawn, Liscar and Arcame at the helm, the enemy has all the cards on their hands. The final turning point before the 2nd cour. And I have no shame to spell this series out of the shelf. |
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Daniel_Naumov said: TheDopplerEffect said: Do I have to quote every time here? Anyway, this is my other problem with the show, since I wish I knew who you're talking about. I wouldn't call myself the most devoted watcher, but it's not like I use this show as a background noise or something. I watch it and try my best to understand what's happening in every given moment. And while I understand the plot and some character motivations, I just couldn't remember any B or C character to save my life. They're introduced in a matter of secounds and then promptly set aside. Then there's character design. I've never had this problem of watchin a show and not (at least broadly) knowing who's on the screen Well as you can see neither I can remember their names. But they were mentioned like once both so whatever. I agree about this work of art being unrefinied, and yet I still find myself interested and enjoying the sheer amount of tropes, however amateur the work on shaping them into a decent narrative is. KANLen09 said: So a coup e'tat happens in a state. Not surprised given that prior episodes before with the whole whistle-blowing "Fairy Control" thing by Ted, this was a catalyst waiting to happen. So Arcame was behind all the fiasco, and the Duke Hybranz, Diese, just adds the fire to the fuel. With that, plans are underway to push back the traitor. Add another Fairy Weapon into the mix (of which the Dorothea female director now wields), this is quite a battle to face. Looks like the Arcame guys are more democratic than the Unified government. Not that it mattered a lot, but if that's the plot, then it's a badly decided one. And...the boss Beevee Liscar is back again. AND WTF SOLDIERS YOU CAN'T DO A PROPER JOB OF SHOOTING DOWN EVEN ONE PERSON??? What gives... And the trust of the commanders...effectively are lost too. All this while, with Ray Dawn, Liscar and Arcame at the helm, the enemy has all the cards on their hands. The final turning point before the 2nd cour. And I have no shame to spell this series out of the shelf. UGH CLASS... I am sorry did you just assume Ray Dawn is in cohorts with bad guys? You are in for a MAJOR surprise next episode, then. Also about an underworld mafia organization being democratic... You sure you understand the language you watching this series in? Arcame has nothing to do with democracy even remotely - it is a wild card faction, considering the information given in the series up until now. The "democratic" thinking belongs to Hybranz, the one who staged the whole coup d'etat. He does not care about democracy, given his wording. He wants to see the world advance rapidly because the access to fairies would become unrestricted, meaning murderers like Liscar get to have a fairy, and geniuses like that guy who developed artificial fairies would have more freedom to work with fairies. You do not seem to grasp the ideas here further than the first dimension, taking everything at a face value. Or at least you are making it sound as such. Not that I'm too lazy to even cover this at face value, but when it comes to politics, nothing gets more confusing than this. Sure, I could go and rewatch the entire series from scratch, then do the overarching stuff of connecting the dots, even if now we're almost at the halfway-point. Via the way you mentioned it, I already knew that I have lost track of everything since the beginning, and don't intend to rebut any further. Because this already has the hallmarks of a bad show. |
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| I wonder what happened to the last Fairy Weapon that was in the basement...all that security and for it to be gone now. If I had to guess Veronica probably has it but we will see. We know at least 5 people with the Fairy Weapons. Free, Nein, Ray Dawn, Diese, and LISCAR! So there's two more we dont know about yea? |
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| Another meh episode that focuses on too many things all at once just to end up all over the place. I still have hope. |
Daniel_Naumov said: KANLen09 said: Not that I'm too lazy to even cover this at face value, but when it comes to politics, nothing gets more confusing than this. Sure, I could go and rewatch the entire series from scratch, then do the overarching stuff of connecting the dots, even if now we're almost at the halfway-point. Via the way you mentioned it, I already knew that I have lost track of everything since the beginning, and don't intend to rebut any further. Because this already has the hallmarks of a bad show. It's a series. Not exactly a bad one, but I would not sing it praises either. You are missing out some experience by not paying enough attention, but you are slightly justified in that the series does not try well enough either. OK, to be fair, I mean, we all tried to sieve out some silver lining out of this show. Amidst all that political nonsense with the mercenaries, dukes, ministers, the different mafia groups, both loyal and rebellious, I must admit that from my POV it was a sleaze to take the time and tie down all the chains that link together. To reaccount, the Black Fairy Tome arc was a bit convoluted, but at least it had something going for it. Now with the rebel/overthrow govt arc, the puzzle pieces are there, and we the audience have to piece the picture, with little to no sight in mind. Furthermore, it seems that the writers of the show really are just waiting for exposition to note down and give us the finer details while the action lays priority. If you're invested in this show, I don't blame you. There are always 2 sides to every coin, and unfortunately this is tails for me. P.S. Even as I re-account ANN episodic reviews, I still find myself very lost within the worldbuilding that is this show. |
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Zaugr said: This is so retarded now it's triggering me. I seriously hope Ao Jyumonji never touches another anime again. The guy can't write a good script to save his life, and it was naive of him and the studio to think he could just because he's written a popular novel. The two don't translate and this anime is such a good example of why--when writing a script for a show you need to keep in mind the visual storytelling as well, how it'll all actually look, feel and work in proper motion. And this show is such a blatant fail. I'm sure writing this the guy was super cuffed with how cool it all read, but man it really isn't cool watching it--where shit actually has to make sense to hold up. HAHAHAHA. I love your sarcasm. You have pretty much summarised the anime. Once in awhile, I enjoy one aspect or another but its generally not a very a good anime. Very disappointing. |
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