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| Sylphid! It was a refreshing episode to see Uchimura team up with her. Felt bad for that kid Nair this episode. She doesn't deserve her role in such a way Looks like Uchimura found a solution to solve one of his problems so we'll see that soon. Sylphid and Uchimura should get more on screen time together imo. Underrated team. |
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| Now tell me, who is the Overlord and his generals in this universe? I thought it was the ruler of the lands and his "right-hands", i.e. they make the laws and run the court on those lands. And here it turns out that some asshole starts to humiliate and disrespect, and in fact they can behead him on the spot and take all the goods - there will be no punishment for this. And in general, the whole country eats only one kind of product and there is nothing else? And how did they live before the arrival of the "Great General"? Some kind of surreal and sick fantasy of the author. |
| “What I really wanted was for them to protect me from him even if they had to abandon their home” man, fuck. This is the first case where we’ve had a genuinely irredeemable person. Idgaf if he’s half viper, the guildmaster needs to die. He’s a disgusting abusive piece of shit who’s taken out his insecurities on an innocent girl. Hearing Neia says he wanted her hair to grow out so that he would stop comparing her to Sylphid enraged me. Not enough to stop this dude’s abuse of the populace, he needs to die. Hard to believe he’s actually related to Sylphid. That whole family needs to go honestly for making a POS like him. Can’t wait to see what Uchimura cooks up next week. Poor Ulmandra once again being at the center of a misunderstanding ๐ |
Marinate1016Feb 17, 11:09 AM
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| Judging by the manga, some arcs decided to shuffle, for the sake of the final episodes, as for the episode I don't understand why Uchimura did not introduce the female demons micro bikinis, and yes read these chapters in the manga only to find out what kind of finale awaits the scum in the next episode. |
ShiroAlexFeb 17, 12:21 PM
| "I'm going to settle this account", has to be one of the lamest catchphrases I've heard in anime. |
| yeah, this one fell flat on its face. the millions of intricacies inherent to crop futures markets are entirely erased, left out, and basically ignored using 'shitty evil mastermind plot elements'. 1. Demon Lord's Army doesn't need legal means. they are a totalitarian feudal society with a singular head and no other checks or balances. 'the DL' can proclaim and enforce whatever he wants since he has the armed forces immediately at his fingertips. a. arrest the entirety of that guild. family, employees, staff, the whole shebang all at the same time. b. seize every asset: building, cat, frying pan, stalk of celery in a kitchen, lightbulb, mouse in a wall, the whole guild. then ransack it all for information. turn the entirety of the guild upside down and shake vigorously. c. torture everybody in the guild till they start screaming stuff. it doesn't matter if they're lying or whatever just to stop the pain. enough facts will come out of each torture session that the entirety of the guild's operations will be discovered alongside the physical corroborating info from b. 2 you're claiming hindsight since i watched the whole episode? shrug. as soon as the guild insulted THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT TO ITS FACE DURING THE FIRST MEETING? the 'shitty evil mastermind' was an obviously lame storyline to use. a. NOBODY directly under a totalitarian feudal society would behave like that, because multi-generational social norms wouldn't permit it. ya know why Lewis Carrol had the Red Queen scream 'Off with their heads!' all the time and use it in entirely inappropriate situations? because that's what totalitarian feudal societies do, 'kill the opposition and the problem is solved.' that's how they start in the first place, kill all their opponents and take their shit and keep it. b. especially a long-lived race like that elven family. they would have hundreds upon hundreds of years of experience compressed into a MUCH smaller number of generations. all those years of being stomped down every time they attempted to get rich enough to do something like this episode's content? like i said earlier, this episode fell flat on its face entirely. i won't even get into how inept and moronically stupid the MC was to take ONE WHISTLEBLOWER's "facts" as 100% god's honest truth. nobody does that, verify everything three or more ways with other sources of data. i'm DEFINITELY reducing my rating for this whole series after this one episode. it has gone from an 8 due to: nice artwork and quality, OK animation, cute girls drawn sexily in fun outfits, fun premise, and a decent usage of main premise that seems consistent. to a 5 due to lame writing. |
KiliianSleipnirFeb 17, 7:51 PM
just an ol school American otaku enjoyin the life. don't sass me kiddies, i've been otaku probably since before you were born. leave me in peace and i won't bother you either.  |
Reply to LacingMaster
Now tell me, who is the Overlord and his generals in this universe?
I thought it was the ruler of the lands and his "right-hands", i.e. they make the laws and run the court on those lands. And here it turns out that some asshole starts to humiliate and disrespect, and in fact they can behead him on the spot and take all the goods - there will be no punishment for this.
And in general, the whole country eats only one kind of product and there is nothing else? And how did they live before the arrival of the "Great General"? Some kind of surreal and sick fantasy of the author.
I thought it was the ruler of the lands and his "right-hands", i.e. they make the laws and run the court on those lands. And here it turns out that some asshole starts to humiliate and disrespect, and in fact they can behead him on the spot and take all the goods - there will be no punishment for this.
And in general, the whole country eats only one kind of product and there is nothing else? And how did they live before the arrival of the "Great General"? Some kind of surreal and sick fantasy of the author.
| @LacingMaster no it isn't a "Some kind of surreal and sick fantasy of the author." it is just a shallow and dumb author who doesn't write anything even approaching deep and well-informed. |
| just an ol school American otaku enjoyin the life. don't sass me kiddies, i've been otaku probably since before you were born. leave me in peace and i won't bother you either. |
Reply to KiliianSleipnir
yeah, this one fell flat on its face. the millions of intricacies inherent to crop futures markets are entirely erased, left out, and basically ignored using 'shitty evil mastermind plot elements'.
1. Demon Lord's Army doesn't need legal means. they are a totalitarian feudal society with a singular head and no other checks or balances. 'the DL' can proclaim and enforce whatever he wants since he has the armed forces immediately at his fingertips.
a. arrest the entirety of that guild. family, employees, staff, the whole shebang all at the same time.
b. seize every asset: building, cat, frying pan, stalk of celery in a kitchen, lightbulb, mouse in a wall, the whole guild. then ransack it all for information. turn the entirety of the guild upside down and shake vigorously.
c. torture everybody in the guild till they start screaming stuff. it doesn't matter if they're lying or whatever just to stop the pain. enough facts will come out of each torture session that the entirety of the guild's operations will be discovered alongside the physical corroborating info from b.
2 you're claiming hindsight since i watched the whole episode? shrug. as soon as the guild insulted THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT TO ITS FACE DURING THE FIRST MEETING? the 'shitty evil mastermind' was an obviously lame storyline to use.
a. NOBODY directly under a totalitarian feudal society would behave like that, because multi-generational social norms wouldn't permit it. ya know why Lewis Carrol had the Red Queen scream 'Off with their heads!' all the time and use it in entirely inappropriate situations? because that's what totalitarian feudal societies do, 'kill the opposition and the problem is solved.' that's how they start in the first place, kill all their opponents and take their shit and keep it.
b. especially a long-lived race like that elven family. they would have hundreds upon hundreds of years of experience compressed into a MUCH smaller number of generations. all those years of being stomped down every time they attempted to get rich enough to do something like this episode's content?
like i said earlier, this episode fell flat on its face entirely. i won't even get into how inept and moronically stupid the MC was to take ONE WHISTLEBLOWER's "facts" as 100% god's honest truth. nobody does that, verify everything three or more ways with other sources of data.
i'm DEFINITELY reducing my rating for this whole series after this one episode. it has gone from an 8 due to: nice artwork and quality, OK animation, cute girls drawn sexily in fun outfits, fun premise, and a decent usage of main premise that seems consistent. to a 5 due to lame writing.
1. Demon Lord's Army doesn't need legal means. they are a totalitarian feudal society with a singular head and no other checks or balances. 'the DL' can proclaim and enforce whatever he wants since he has the armed forces immediately at his fingertips.
a. arrest the entirety of that guild. family, employees, staff, the whole shebang all at the same time.
b. seize every asset: building, cat, frying pan, stalk of celery in a kitchen, lightbulb, mouse in a wall, the whole guild. then ransack it all for information. turn the entirety of the guild upside down and shake vigorously.
c. torture everybody in the guild till they start screaming stuff. it doesn't matter if they're lying or whatever just to stop the pain. enough facts will come out of each torture session that the entirety of the guild's operations will be discovered alongside the physical corroborating info from b.
2 you're claiming hindsight since i watched the whole episode? shrug. as soon as the guild insulted THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT TO ITS FACE DURING THE FIRST MEETING? the 'shitty evil mastermind' was an obviously lame storyline to use.
a. NOBODY directly under a totalitarian feudal society would behave like that, because multi-generational social norms wouldn't permit it. ya know why Lewis Carrol had the Red Queen scream 'Off with their heads!' all the time and use it in entirely inappropriate situations? because that's what totalitarian feudal societies do, 'kill the opposition and the problem is solved.' that's how they start in the first place, kill all their opponents and take their shit and keep it.
b. especially a long-lived race like that elven family. they would have hundreds upon hundreds of years of experience compressed into a MUCH smaller number of generations. all those years of being stomped down every time they attempted to get rich enough to do something like this episode's content?
like i said earlier, this episode fell flat on its face entirely. i won't even get into how inept and moronically stupid the MC was to take ONE WHISTLEBLOWER's "facts" as 100% god's honest truth. nobody does that, verify everything three or more ways with other sources of data.
i'm DEFINITELY reducing my rating for this whole series after this one episode. it has gone from an 8 due to: nice artwork and quality, OK animation, cute girls drawn sexily in fun outfits, fun premise, and a decent usage of main premise that seems consistent. to a 5 due to lame writing.
| @KiliianSleipnir Yeah, the demon lord has all the power of the state (including armed forces) at his dispose, how's possible one of its big four subordinates bows down to some guildmaster? How come Uchimura doesn't knows of those of "governmental practices" of his world to keep companies on check? |
| No tomo malas decisiones, solo me gusta apoyar causas perdidas. Disfruté Mayoiga, Ou-sama Game, Evil or Live, Mirai Nikki, Big Order, Arifureta, Ex-Arm, Tesla Note, Shuumatsu no Harem y Platinum End nope les falle con esa, lo siento pero todos tenemos nuestros límites. Así de jodido es mi gusto en anime, ¡Y estoy pinche orgulloso de ello!  |
| the account will be settled in next week's episode - i hope! i knew that neia girl approaching uchimura out of the blue was pretty sus, but of course uchimura was oblivious to the obvious fact coz he was busy dealing with his lolicon lol |
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Reply to LeenPhoenixRae
the account will be settled in next week's episode - i hope!
i knew that neia girl approaching uchimura out of the blue was pretty sus, but of course uchimura was oblivious to the obvious fact coz he was busy dealing with his lolicon lol
i knew that neia girl approaching uchimura out of the blue was pretty sus, but of course uchimura was oblivious to the obvious fact coz he was busy dealing with his lolicon lol
| @LeenPhoenixRae Pretty sure he was just spotting the bruises from her abuse and Sylph took it wrong |
Reply to MiaAyende
@LeenPhoenixRae Pretty sure he was just spotting the bruises from her abuse and Sylph took it wrong
| @MiaAyende you're probably right lol |
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| I say it every single time: We are in elf season indeed! Sylphid is quite a great Onee Chan:  |
Reply to MiaAyende
@LeenPhoenixRae Pretty sure he was just spotting the bruises from her abuse and Sylph took it wrong
| @MiaAyende And you're absolutely right, it's just that in the manga the bruises were terrible and covered the whole body, in the end even clothes couldn't hide them, that's what Uchimura noticed, in the anime they apparently decided to soften the aftermath of a poor elf girl being beaten by a bastard. |
| I'm assuming it'll be resolved next episode... but what if it wasn't. Like what if mc was unironically a creepy lolicon and not a misunderstanding and Sylphid was correct to be suspicious/grossed out |
Reply to LaczPro19
I say it every single time: We are in elf season indeed!
Sylphid is quite a great Onee Chan:
Sylphid is quite a great Onee Chan:
| @LaczPro19 I love Ulmandra but Sylphid is awesome too in all sorts of ways. |
| "Perhaps there is a universal, absolute truth. Perhaps it justifies every question. But that's beyond the reach of these small hands." Mamoru Oshii There is a cult of ignorance (...) nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that “my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge.” Isaac Asimov |
| It's nice to get more of Sylphid and Dennosuke working together. I was not expecting to run into her brother. Nor to hear the awful past they shared. Viper isn't a person Dennosuke can treat like a colleague. His goals are not profits, but sadism! It'll be interesting to see what business tactic Dennosuke will utilize for round two of this monetary battle. |
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| With the information from Butagalian, this is further confirmed with material sales surging, and the guild definitely is where Uchimura is headed next. This time, it's Sylphid who accompanies Uchimura to negotiate against a group of elves, and the guildmaster of Viper Lordpent certainly is one figure she would not want to reunite with a relative. Sure, he can trade with Uchimura alright for gim, but their ego for fame and fortune certainly got into their heads, and the slave worker of Neia requesting for his aid...he's certainly a lolicon alright. With her whistleblower information, that is still not enough to prove the Lordpent Family's corruption, and an emergency audit it is to get that evidence. With the emergency audit turning out to be a failure, the alternative to retrieve the same large pile of gim, while important, had a traitor within the midst, and Neia sold both out to aid Viper transport the gim out temporarily. The stark of truth of Neia being abducted as part of the lower branch of the Lordpent Family, and then conducting the bidding for Viper as she was told, sees Uchimura being at the bar to imagine his former colleagues doing an uprising to boot out corruption. Once again, thanks to Ulmandra (who continuously misunderstands Uchimura), him going to "settle this account" is quite the conviction to purse out the Lordpent Family's corruption. |
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