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| THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- Another cheap shot at Mamiko Noto. It was so unfair, having 3 on 1. Sheesh, the battles in this anime are so unfair. |
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| Lol aren't you being bias here, which 3 you were referring here? Loki didn't raise even a finger against her, Thor was exhausted from the fight with Loki, and did you just included the doll, which its life energy was taken away by her? |
| Honobono Log - best slice of life short -------------------------------------------- most kawaii loli overlord ---------------------------- Donquixote Doflamingo AMV - Control |
| Loki being a boss as usual. Well, that plan went straight to hell this episode. |
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| This anime was completely out of control. Thor finds a girlfriend is an animated plastic figure from a fast food chain restaurant, he tries to duel Loki to please her, he's busy sleeping so he won't, Jormungandr and Fenrir run off with Loki, Thor chases after all of them, Reiya sees Loki and wants to give him her cookies....then whatever antics are going on in the back with Frey and Heimdall. "No supernatural powers, please." That was so funny. A random battle between Norse gods in a field in Japan. Legit. The doll-thing coming back to life and sacrificing itself out of love for the only one who noticed its smile was bizarre. Seriously, what? |
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| Just now I realized that "Narugami" (which sounds like a real name, clever adaptation) means Thunder God because it was written down on the title of this episode. Pretty impressive and unbelievable love story. |
| I can't get over how Thor boy is head over heels in love with a what is essentially a life-sized waifu statue. I mean, I understand the context, and there's precedence in stories about falling in love with inanimate objects come to life, but watching that statue fly in to protect him with that goofy blank smile is mad awkward. |
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