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I think Flamme's point about needing to be a mage of a peaceful era to defeat the demon lord comes back to the idea that magic must be perfectly imagined to be made real. If a mage can't properly imagine a peaceful world then they can't fully imagine defeating the demon lord because that will create a peaceful world. If a mage can't imagine defeating the demon lord they will fail to do it. In the battle with Denken, I think she got that close before blasting him so she would be suddenly in his face, shocking him so he would be surprised and freeze just enough to delay his casting a defense spell. I also think that his use of an area of effect spell, his combo fire/tornado, was to force Frieren to cast a complete globe of defense magic around herself. As she said while training Fern, this would very quickly drain her mana, much faster than Denken would drain his just using attack spells. That's why it's what he did after saying he needed to end the battle quickly. He just didn't realize how huge Frieren's mana pool is because she always hides that. It makes mages overconfident just like it makes demons overconfident.

Mages are so rare that even in a magic capital city you would only expect to see a couple of them while walking around. Übel was back in Graf's domain when she met the bandits. Those bandits might not have even seen a mage before.

Fern is so strong that I don't know if Ehre is strong. But I don't think Fern is lying. Wirbel didn't give me a good impression until episode 20, but I was wrong. In episode 20, that image completely changed. In episode 20, I learned that Wirbel is a really good and kind person. Wirbel went to find Scharf, Carrying Ehre on your back, and Wirbel learned that he is a man who cares for his friends. These 20 episodes have made me like Wirbel. Land is a pretty capable guy. He's a second class mage, and seems to be able to create like-a-clones. At last, Serie, the elf from the OP, makes her first appearance. It seems Serie is quite high-ranking.

There are a lot threats of killing in this episode. But so far, nobody has actually killed, the ones who we've seen die were killed by monsters.

The opening was made by Creepy Nuts, the same people that made the second opening for Mashle. So it's not surprising that you felt the same vibe.

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It's really neat how all the information we've gotten til now is put to a test, the exam arc. Just like in school, you are taught things and then tested for what you know. There are so many new characters introduced last episode, but now we get tons of more information about each of them. Perception/perspective is still the main theme (at least by my perspective) so it applies to each of these characters as well as us. This arc of the show, without spoiling too much, should almost be a movie by itself because very little time passes between episodes, they blend together as the 3 tests don't take very many days to complete. It's kind of like anime of old where 1 fight can take 10 episodes to complete (stares at Dragonball Z). So much like episodes 1-4 were intended as an introduction prologue that should be watched together consecutively because by the end of 4, it made sense where the show was going. This exam arc is similar. You've seen how this show gives you information in a very intentional way, sometimes waiting several episodes to give us real answers.. much like how ep. 10 was a huge information and lore dump on us that clarified all the things we thought we knew or speculated before then. Just be patient with the arc and don't overthink too much.

The magic exam city Äußerst is pronounced "Oyserst", like "oyster". The ß is "ss" in German. I like the new characters in this exam arc, all in their own way, some more than others. BTW, the filter for the anime in your video covered nearly all of the subtitles.. just fyi.

Ken Takakura is a famous Japanese actor from the '60's known for his brooding acting style. She likes that kind of guy. It's such a fun anime, great animations and colors. Very fast-paced at times. There are a lot of references to things I didn't know about, but stopping to look up stuff makes some of them easier to understand.

Not sure what anime you really like since Frieren is something everyone can enjoy. To Your Eternity is somewhat similar with a protagonist that outlives others, but it has a different theme and is darker. Mushoku Tensei and Re:Zero are the two best Isekai anime right now, tho they handle more adult themes and serious issues. DanDaDan is currently the best *new* anime right now and if you like Mob Psycho, you'll love it.

Äußerst is pronounced "Oyserst", like oyster. It translates to "extremely" in English. The ß is actually "ss" in German, not a B. The new intro doesn't spoil, just raises more questions. You're right that this anime is different. It's focus is on character development and not plot, and it examines the human condition expertly.

If you watch the new opening (that is called "Sunny" or "Haru" in Japanese and is performed by Yorushika) on episode 18 you will be ok since that is when the new arc begins and almost all the new characters except one appear in that episode. The remaining character appears in episode 20. The "new" ending is the second half of the same song used as the first ending, Anytime Anywhere performed by Milet.

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The 16th story, Old Man Voll, was a sad one. He lost his wife, and now he himself is suffering from memory problems. In modern terms, it would be like Alzheimer's disease. Old Man Voll has almost forgotten his own wife and is no longer aware of his surroundings. However, after Old Man voll and Frieren have a pleasant conversation, as they part ways Old Man voll says that he had a dream about his wife, which gives Old Man voll some comfort. Sein's story after that turned into a joke and I laughed, but... Even so, I knew Kraft was no ordinary person, but I never imagined he was a hero who saved the world. This anime has a good mix of seriousness and gags, and is good because it doesn't become too serious or too gag-oriented.

Fern has a locket with a picture of herself and her parents that she was looking at in ep.2, just before Heiter met her and stopped her from jumping off the cliff. There is probably a specific spell for taking photos, maybe Frieren has it, maybe she doesn't. Good call on the statue being Kraft! Back in ep.2, Frieren got a spell for cleaning bronze statues. She mentions that cleaning this particular stone statue would have been easier if it were bronze.

In the first half, we got to see Sein in action. As Heiter said, Frieren was a very trusted ally of Himmel and the others. I never thought I'd see Stark and Fern dancing. Fern looked nervous at the beginning of the dance, but thanks to Stark, she was able to relax and dance. At the end, it looked like Fern was smiling. Lord Orden gently guided Stark. He was different from Stark's real father. Lord Orden had a fight with his son and broke up with him, and Lord Orden regretted it and said something that would stay with him forever. That's really sad.

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Sein is pronounced "sign". He's the normal character in the group, sort of representing us. "Elves lack romantic feelings and reproductive instincts." Fern's response to Frieren in episode 3 when she's given a birthday gift, "You really don't understand feelings, do you?" She's obviously not emotionless, she just doesn't understand social cues and interactions that we can see clearly. On the rooftop watching Fern and Stark is her figuring things out. She's probably never been in or witnessed a relationship like theirs before. Sein is up there on the rooftop because he's curious like we are. There is no reason to assume Frieren knew what the design on the ring meant. It was randomly chosen.. or fated to be chosen. Himmel knows at least a little about flowers, the blue moon weed flower of his homeland was important to him at least. She's just realizing a lot of things too late by comparing her memories with the present perspective and watching Fern and Stark. You're exactly right about their relationship, too. We all ship the two of them, but it's clearly a relationship that's forming organically, nothing is forced like most anime. The symbolism of the clock tower behind and in between Frieren and Himmel when he puts the ring on her is that time is the only thing separating them.

This 14th episode is probably the most popular. The relationship between Stark and Fern was good, but the main characters this time were Himmel and Frieren. In particular, Himmel's proposal in episode 14 was the most beautiful scene, but at the same time it was also the most sad scene. Everyone can see that it was a beautiful scene. But what makes it sad is that Himmel proposed to Frieren, but Frieren didn't realise it was a proposal at the time. It is only in this story, after Himmel's death, that Frieren becomes aware of Himmel's feelings for the first time. And in this anime, the fact that "the time that humans and elves live is different" is a really sad thing. Humans and elves have such different lifespans that they cannot live the same lives. That's why I think Himmel didn't say anything to Frieren when he proposed. My heart aches when I think about what Himmel must have been feeling for 50 years since he defeated the Demon King. The sadness was diminished by the inclusion of gags, but it was actually a very sad scene that would have made you cry. In the first episode, Frieren was fiddling with a ring that was presumably bought for her by Himmel. And while the lotus flowers on Fern's bracelet were open, the lotus flowers on Frieren's ring were closed and in bud. It is speculated that the fact that the lotus flower on Fern's bracelet was open meant that her love would be fulfilled, while Frieren's was still in bud, meaning that her relationship with Himmel was not successful.

Only Sein is immune to Frieren's seduction technique. A formidable foe indeed.

The 13th episode was mostly a gag episode. Frieren's statement "only ten years" sounds convincing, but humans and elves live for very different times. But Frieren probably knows best what she's been through. Sein's older brother was a really nice person who cared for his younger brother. Sein may be a totally depraved priest, but his abilities as a priest are outstanding, so I think it was great to be able to go on an adventure together with Frieren and the others. There is always a column listing the voice actors, but Sein's gorilla friend was written as "Warrior Gorilla." What is Gorilla's real name? This anime makes excellent use of voice actors, with Mr. Takehito Koyasu as Kraft, Mr. Takuya Eguchi as Stolz, Ms. Konomi Kohara as the village chief of Sword Village, and Mr. Yuichi Nakamura as Sein.

Stark's father : "Stolz you're the pride of the village" Stolz : "Of course dad..." That exchange always cracks me up because stolz literally means "proud" in German so I imagine the brother thinking "Old man that's literally in my name" as he answer.

You're right about Stark's perspective of himself. Very low self-worth, so he doesn't see himself as a hero, which is why he didn't try to pull the sword. He envisions Himmel and his brother Stoltz as heroic and he is always doing things to be like them. There are a couple theories about the sword out there as well, like "the great calamity bent on destroying the world" wasn't the Demon King, it's something that hasn't happened yet. Also, perhaps the sword could only be pulled by someone who actually needs it. Himmel clearly didn't need it. I always tear up on this episode.

Himmel defeated the Demon King even without being able to draw his sword. The true hero was the one who defeated the demon king regardless of the weapon. In the real world, for example, no matter how expensive something is, if the people handling it aren't top-notch, it can't be handled. Conversely speaking, no matter what tools you use, they will work well if the person handling them is top-notch. Stark's upbringing was bad and his father was said to be a failure, his older brother taught him kindly. But Stark's brother was probably killed by demons. The reason why Stark's brother is believed to have been killed is because there would likely be information like that if he were alive. Eisen said, "Everyone who works hard is a warrior." This also applies to the real world. Even if it's not an actual battle, someone who works hard at studying, for example, is the same as a warrior who has a strong will and works hard.　 Up until now, it's been a sad story about Stark, but the interesting story is that after that, "A potion that only dissolves clothing" remained and Frieren tried to use it.

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The way demons think about magic is close to knights and other code bound fighting caste: one should fight fairly, with honor and so on. At first things outside of the skill set of such people were labeled as dishonorable as way to keep the upper hand on other caste, consciously or not, but with time it became ingrained in the culture and just seemed natural because it looked how it always had been. Just like for a time using crossbow against other christian was forbidden by the church (papal order and all), since it allows a mere peasant with no training to kill a noble night it was label as dishonorable. In the case of demons it is born of the nature of their social order as Flamme explains in the flashback, with that mindset to demons hiding ones mana in this fashion is akin to bringing hidden weapons to a formal duel.

Stark suffers from very low self-worth. He's a very kind person, but has little faith in himself. Next episode will show more of this. I like the call-back to episode 1 here when Heiter says he wants to know how Frieren suppresses her mana so well. "Master Heiter says I'm practically invisible. That's a very good thing, isn't it?" Also, in one of the time-skip montages in episode 2, there is a scene with Heiter sun-bathing while Frieren is drawing a circle on the ground around Fern. This is her teaching Fern what range she should keep her mana suppression in. Looking forward to the next episode!

I'm glad that thanks to Frieren, Granat's son was found. This is the first time we've met an elf other than Frieren. Apparently, Kraft has outlived Frieren.

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Frieren was overwhelmingly strong. As expected, he is a friend of Himmel and his friends who defeated the Demon King. Frieren had learned from Flamme how to limit the amount of magical energy that leaves her body. Fern is the same. Because Stark is a warrior, he couldn't sense magical powers, which is why he had such a hard time defeating his enemies.

Firstly, RIP Tanaka Atsuko, November 14, 1962 - August 20, 2024, the voice actress for Flamme. You've got the right idea about the important bits that are revealed about mana in this episode. It's obviously a smart strategy for us, the viewer. In their world, it's considered dishonorable to hide your strength, apparently. More-so for demons than humans, but we can assume that no other mages besides Flamme even tried to suppress their mana. As Frieren said, it gets tiring after a while. We can assume that this may also be a reason why Frieren sleeps in late, but if that were the case then Fern would be sleepy, too. Not too sure about that. Many other questions are answered from this episode, too. This is the first time we've seen what a person's mana output looks like, visually. It's entirely possible that we could have figured out this strategy before episode 10 if we were ever shown what a person's mana looked like. When demons say it's dishonorable, I am reminded of the U.S. Revolutionary War against England. Back then, it was common for armies to face off in lines and just go at each other openly. One of the ways the U.S. won was by using guerilla tactics, which the British saw as unfair. In episode 5 "Phantoms of the Dead", Frieren talks about having to shoot an illusion of her master begging for her life. She said she was used to seeing her beg for her life so she didn't feel too concerned about it. In this episode, we hear Flamme talking about not engaging enemies directly and instead "running, hiding, taking them by surprise." These were the underhanded tactics Flamme used, along with suppressing her mana to make herself appear weak. She was a survivor. The best part of this episode for me was her 1000 years alone. She was just outside that little village, training with her mana suppressed and living off the land, not really interacting with anyone. By the time Himmel, Heiter and Eisen came by, that village had become a kingdom. This shows us a huge reason as to why she's so awkward, almost cold and uncaring to everyone. Flamme told her to live in obscurity, not to be known to history until she defeated the demon king. That also explains why she doesn't flaunt her name or deeds. Not just because she's awkward in society, but because she's Flamme's secret weapon against demons. Trying to perceive Frieren's point-of-view is very difficult for us, to even think about how our own human minds would be affected by 1000 years of mostly solitude, as humans are social creatures by nature. Elves lack romantic feelings and reproductive instincts, which also implies how easy they can handle solitude. While she seems almost robotic at times, we have seen her show a vast range of emotions. Her biggest issue is with social cues with others. Assuming she was only with Flamme after her village was destroyed and then with the hero's party for 10 years, she seemed to have very limited interactions with other humans. In the current time, she's comparing old interactions to try figuring out how humans are the way they are and why she's so interested in them. This is already a long post and I feel like I'm still missing many things, but you will really see these again for yourself when you watch it all again after finishing the season. It's probably the best show I've ever re-watched that gave me a different, but still uniquely enjoyable experience.

Both Fern and Stark were stronger than the demons. Fern seems to have some leeway. The artwork is really good.

6:16 In the English dub, Aura says, "Himmel is rotting in the ground." This seems to imply a harsher response to Frieren than "Himmel is long gone." So when Frieren responds with, "I see. Good. You demons are monsters after all. I can kill you without mercy." it makes a bit more sense. This moment is 28 years after the death of Himmel. The era of peace was essentially the life of Himmel. Once he died, the demons started acting up again. Himmel was so great that, even as an old man, he kept them all in check by just staying alive. Since demons are essentially "wild beasts", Himmel having killed the Demon King, the alpha pack leader, they were all wary of doing anything until he died.

6:53 Stark's jacket animation🤩 8:43 Fern's jacket animation🤩 I find that it's difficult for shows to portray internal monologues, but anime seems to do it best, particularly during fast action moments. 18:55 When it cuts to the moon and begins to zoom out, we see the magic going slowly. As it moves down past the trees, we are seeing the real-time speed to adjust for the melee fighting, when it speeds up to look like fireworks. I doubt it's a genuine speed scaling between mages and physical combat, but the message seems to imply that Fern's response time truly is that quick.

In general, anime production commites are a mix of a publisher, an animation studio ofc XD, a music label and others like toy sellers or minor investors. Music labels use the animes as marketing platform, lets say a band is about to release a single and that season anime fit the schedule, you know the usual promotion stuff, but sometimes a few animes have a director with a vision so he ask the band or the composer of the music label or sometime he just ask indies or friends etc XD, to put an original just for the anime. In this case all the music is for the anime, same as the ending by Millet (one of the most beautiful anime songs in years) and the soundtrack composed by Evan Call.

14:45 I must admit it's refreshing to see characters with that kind of common sense in an anime.

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First of all, I don't understand English so I apologize if my English is a bit weird. Also, please understand if this seems like a long post. The demons appeared. Now you can see the cool side of Frieren. Also, the meaning is different in the English title, Sousou no Frieren(葬送のフリーレン). The 8th episode was the title collection episode of this anime in Japan. Sousou（葬送） means "funeral" and refers to saying your final farewell to the dead and sending them off to the crematorium or cemetery. This has a double meaning as it is used not only for allies but also for enemy demons. By the way, the pronunciation of the "A" in Aura is closer to "ʌ" than to "o". How many people really understand this anime? I can't speak for others though... I'm sure you'll understand. And watching this anime makes me realize how precious time is. I believe this anime has a deeper meaning than other anime like Demon Slayer or Jujutsu Kaisen, which are like defeating an enemy. I hope that more people will watch this kind of anime. Many people there are only anime with flashy looks there is a tendency to want to see it.

Since you've probably already watched ep. 10 by now, there's not much point in going too in-depth about some of the questions you raised. This is why it's best to watch 7-10 at once, kind of like ep. 1-4. Once you finish ep. 10, SO MANY questions since the beginning will have an answer. Looking forward to the next ones!

I just updated the subtitles so you can understand the parts with voice issues and my accent. Don’t forget to turn on the English subtitles!

Great understanding of what's happening and you've got the right idea of demons! While most people say they are evil, and technically they are, the demons in this world really are more like wild beasts. It's in their nature to do what they do. It's hard for us to understand this because from our perspective, we've never had another species to communicate with that also preys on us. Demons are the predators here, and we are the prey. But we are a very strong prey. I also like knowing in this episode that Flamme is the one who created the term "demon": Monsters who are capable of speech. It's likely that Graf Granat knows a lot about demons, but perhaps he's unaware of their societies. Meaning he doesn't quite know the intricacies of how they are at birth or that they don't have "families". But he does know they are dangerous and have been in a losing war for nearly 30 years with them. You have an idea of the barrier, but you find out more about it in ep.8. He was acting on emotion by letting the demons come into the city and obviously doesn't want peace, but he also doesn't want his city to be at risk, so he brought them to a private area to act on his emotions. A foolish thing, taking huge actions based on emotion, but that seemed to be his intent at the time. As you watch the next few episodes, the info from this one will become more clear and I don't want to leave spoilers here. I've watched a lot of Frieren reactions as I'm obsessed with this anime lol, but I will make some constructive criticism here. -You know your mic is not great, but you gotta use what you have. It's hard to hear your voice sometimes, however. -I'll mention your camera, but as a man in his 40's, I really don't mind the video quality as I'm more familiar with worse. And cameras are expensive. -Most of the reactors I've seen never pause. I think you should. If you have something to say, stop and say it. You know how information in this anime is quick, you gotta read as well as watch the anime or you may miss something. Trying to give your thoughts while watching only hurts *your* experience. You need to edit to not get copyright issues anyways, and all of us have already seen the show. We want to see how you react to yours as well as our favorite parts. If you're still talking about something that happened 10 seconds ago and miss something new, or even get information that answers what you were just talking about, then everyone misses out. Since you are reacting, I'll suggest watching the first episode of Frieren from the Auto Save youtubers. They, as well as a few others I've seen, take quick notes and talk about things with each other at the end. They still react during the episode, but keep it very short. This is just some helpful advice as I'd like to see you succeed in this. But more than that, I want you to enjoy watching this as well. While this show is still great when you watch it again, you can still only experience a first time once.

Great reaction! There were a few things you seemed to miss when they happened, but you talked about them at the end and you really didn't miss them at all! Glad I waited til the end of the video to write a comment lol. In episode 5, Stark talks about how he was scared and couldn't move when he faced the dragon in the town 3 years before. The animation of him telling the story is that sort of like a child, with some exaggerations, like when he mentions the dragon "slicing up houses like vegetables". The animation we're shown is the 2 swipes of the dragons claws that turned the houses into 4 perfect pieces each, then roaring at Stark and flying away. The truth behind this is that not only did the dragon know Stark was strong, but Stark kept displaying his strength for 3 years: Slicing thru the cliff wall to create the fissure. Much as animals will make themselves look stronger by beating on the ground, roaring, growling, flexing and making themselves look bigger to keep others away. Stark said the dragon hadn't attacked because it didn't feel like it, but Stark, unknowingly, was reminding the dragon that the village was his territory. As you'll learn in episode 10, Frieren has her reasons for being quiet, unassuming, humble and fairly emotionless. We know she has her magic hobbies and desire for research, but we also know she doesn't really want attention to herself. Not only did she want to just relax and take her time, but she *really* didn't want an official "heroic send-off" that the town gave her.

The 10 year adventure with them "wasn't even 1/100th of her life". Last episode, it was said several times that 1000 years had passed since she had been to the tree with Flamme's notes in it. This means Frieren is at least over a 1000 years old. Eisen said to her, "That 1/100th changed you", noting that such a small period of time for her had the biggest impact on her.

As you likely know by now, episodes 1-4 were released simultaneously as a prologue movie. The map and the quote from the start of the first episode is repeated at the ruins in the tree, to sort of book-end the episodes. On the subject of stories with a "set-up and pay-off" for certain ideas.. episode 2: Fern mentions getting a spell to turn sweet grapes into sour grapes. episode 3: Eisen mentions sour grapes being his favorite. episode 4: Frieren turns grapes sour and Eisen has the entire bunch in his mouth..

3:30 The king only gave them 10 copper when they left on their journey to defeat the demon king. There were so many other adventurer's that set out to defeat the demon king for probably many years, can't expect the kingdom to go broke when everyone keeps failing. You have a great reaction and are listening with headphones! The sound effects and music are amazing in this anime. If this is your first anime, it's one of the best there is right now. Not many others can live up to this one.

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