In episode 2 in a montage Frieren was drawing a circle around Fern. After this episode its conclusive that she was teaching her how much to suppress her mana. Luegner saw exactly the amount filling this circle. Frieren has very high rewatchable value since it is full of such small details.
There are many small details about Fern and her mana suppression. It's even the first thing Fern and Freiren talk about when Frieren meets Fern at the Rock target point. There are even more than a few SPOILER details about this too. It's quite great 😃
The circle thing could have been like "Fern, you better stand still inside this circle, the last time you wandered around I took me the whole evening to find you"
One of my favorite points there is subtle, is that Flamme told her to live in obscurity and not make a name for herself. That allowed all the demons and people going forward to not grasp how strong she was. They just assume she became strong recently by joining the party of heroes but as Aura found out, she is much much longer lived than almost anyone but Serie and other elves.
I mean, flamme is a human.. short lifespan, and she's not ambitiuos like want to hunt demon every day, she kill when she find or meet them. so thats why she not make a name for herself. flamme tell frieren to do that and only go for the demon king.
Episode 10 is a masterpiece of both subverting expectations and delivering what people want in one package. The leadup, especially with episode 9, gets people to expect a cinematic fight between Aura and Frieren. Instead we get this, which is very difficult to articulate why exactly it is so good. I am at a loss for words to articulate this. Reactions to Freiren s1e10 are amoung my favorite things on UA-cam right now, and they have been since it dirst dropped.
its storytelling 101. Promise, develop, deliver. Fern conversing w/ Lugner makes a promise, there is deception afoot. Backstory flashbacks with Flamme develops the nature of and reasoning for the deception. It all culminates in a final sentence that is one of the coldest and most calculated moments in anime. It's Chekov's Gun: the masterclass.
So far they have all missed the 55 second montage for the time between Flamme's death and Himmel recruiting Frieren and the .5 second montage for the 10 years she spent on her journey with the hero's party. The subtle use of time in so many places throughout this show. It is a masterclass in storytelling.
It's the Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark scene where they hype up the big fight between him and the ultra fancy scimitar wielder, and then he just pulls out his pistol and shoots the guy instead. It's that scene, but done right; with all the storytelling fully fleshed out and the pacing timed correctly. It's hard to even categorize it as a subversion of expectations, because we all see a win for Frieren coming from miles away. It's the fact that they take the time to properly explain both the proportions and scale (pun not intended) involved in what would cause a win or a loss, then they add in even more personal investment for the viewer via the Graf's storytelling, then they add in Flamme's teachings that led Frieren up to this point in the first place, and then they hit you with that absurdly good OST to tie it all together...not neglecting to pull out the OST and all other audio except for Aura right at the end. Tldr = everything that could possibly be done to enhance the story during that scene, was done right; it wasn't any one specific thing, it was all the things. It's the Wall of Sound concept by Phil Spector, but applied to anime audio and visual storytelling.
One of the sickest, most invested, most badass episodes of anime ever, without needing more than a single explosion. I actually got emotional with the lady there, when Flamme was reaching her end. I, too, REALLY want a Flamme series.
Rule #1 of the Frieren anime: If the story forces you to ask a question, it will answer it soon afterwards. It's the questions you do not think of asking that have surprising reveals in later episodes.
This is easily one of my favorite episodes ever, I’ve lost count of the amount of times I’ve watched it. The build up to the reveal was so well done, I haven’t seen a show use flashbacks as well as this show does. This show always has a lot of little details that give you more information about power systems or characters, one thing to remember is Frieren struggled to find Fern the first time she met her which suggests she’s been training before they met( most likely trained by Heiter). Another little detail that always cracks me and very few people notice is Flamme didn’t mind leaving Frieren behind when they first met, she only turned around to help her when she realized she had talent. It goes back to a comment I’ve been making on this channel about Frieren being kind but she doesn’t necessarily try to be a hero, Flamme was the same but probably not as kind lol
A few hours ago, there was some sad news in Japan. Atsuko Tanaka, who provided the voice for Flamme, had been battling illness for the past year, but her son and voice actress Hikaru Tanaka announced that she passed away on the 20th. Atsuko, who has a unique voice, was active not only in anime but also in dubbing many foreign movies. On a personal note, the most memorable voice of hers is Motoko Kusanagi (Major) from Ghost in the Shell. Please rest in peace...
You mention the animation. I think this is one of my favorite. Watching Flamme and Frieren walking in the woods together by a pond, you can watch their animation in the water. I find that amazing. Frieren in German means cold or freezing, but turning your back on your enemy and not even watching the victory has to be the coldest move ever in anime.
I have read that the montage timing of Frieren's life between the death of Flamme and present day is well done. The scenes of her journey with the hero's party are 1/100th of the time of the rest of the montage. I haven't personally verified this with a stopwatch tho.
I've watched Frieren and reactions of people watching Frieren an embarrassing number of times, and this pair is definitely well above average in their observation of details.
There have been no announcements of a second season. The first season goes through chapter 60 of the manga, and there are currently 130 or so chapters. Chapter 119 would also be an excellent stopping point for a second season. There's definitely the content for it, including a truly golden arc and a scene that would make episode 14 seem pretty tame. Hopefully they continue this anime, but the studio is infamous for not making second seasons for most of their anime.
At the end of the last episode of season 1 it says ‘the journey to Ende continues’ so it’s been pretty much soft confirmed that season 2 is gonna happen.
While watching your channel I realized that Fern was disrespecting Luegner the same way her teacher does demons. She fought him with 1 hand in ep.9. At 1st I thought that she was injured, but now the 1st scene in ep.10 she is holding the staff with 2 hands meaning she fought with 1 hand on purpose.
Frieren really does hate them. Kills Qual with his own spell, Aura with the mana she was so proud of building up over 500 years..... Never noticed that detail with Fern but it makes sense.
The series gives you information when it's appropriate to the progress of the story. This is the first episode that we've been shown that visual of "mana" that is around people. While it has only shown the mage's mana, it's assumed everyone has some sort of mana around them as Linie in the previous episode said she "memorized the mana techniques of a great warrior", being Eisen, and she read Stark's mana, too. Re-watching this series again will show much information has been set up to this point and even farther.
Frieren showing us her badass side that helped kill the demon king. The final scene was absolutely spine chilling, one of my favourite scenes ever. Flamme was most likely the most talented mage in history, considering she was human, and barely in her 30s when she first met Frieren and she was already so incredibly powerful, her only downside was being born a human, you will also see later why Flamme became so powerful at such a young age, i'll say she also was very lucky with her master :D
This episode lets you get a pretty good idea about how old Frieren actually is. Aura speculates about how old Frieren is based upon her observed mana. The (suppressed) mana aura of Frieren when fighting Aura is similar in size to the mana aura Flamme saw when she met Frieren. This suggests Frieren was only a practicing mage for at most a century prior to meeting Flamme. Flamme is said to have lived about a thousand years ago, so Frieren is likely between 1.1k and 1.2k years old.
Didn't we know how old she was before? We knew she knew Flamme and we knew Flamme was a thousand years ago. I personally estimate that Frieren is closer to 1300 years old although she might not have studied magic as well during those first year. The reason is that she says "it was only 50 years ago" to Flamme, if she was only around 150 years old, 50 years would still be a lot to her. If she's 300+ though, it starts to seem small. She also was the strongest elf in her village and considering elven lifespan, it seems unlikely that she would be so at around 100/150 years old even if she''s more talented.
@@Arkayjiyaprior to the confrontation with Aura we don't know much beyond 'about or over a thousand years old'. I don't think she was more than 200 years old when she met Flamme, but any evidence beyond Aura's comments on mana, and the fact that swingset seems very significant to Frieren, would involve referencing manga spoilers. It is, of course, kinda fuzzy because elves aren't very concerned with a century or two and we don't know how old Frieren was when she started learning magic. Of course, for all we know, an elf in Frieren doesn't get potty trained until they are over 500 years old, which would also explain why they aren't super keen on having kids to begin with.
And then you have Kraft who tells her "you're still young" so he is probably several times her age, and Serie who is SO old that "demons have forgotten to fear her", and her mana is SO vast that even though she constantly suppresses it, it is so huge that mages will regularly freeze in fear and awe when they meet her!
@@BoTonev-gp2yd while we've rewatched the show a similar number of times, I'm well beyond 12 in the number of reactors I have watched. Not sure how far beyond, but I can think of 14 easily, so... ...
In the scene where Frieren is recruited by the party of heroes, Heiter comments that Frieren has about 1/5 of his mana. If Frieren is suppressing her mana to be 1/10th of her actual mana, that means Heiter as a human priest has the same mana as Aura and Aura has 400+ years on Heiter. Unless there is a mana multiplier for classes (priest vs mage), it doesn't seem true that long life necessarily equates to more mana.
I did some calculations on this a while back based on the verbal clues given and making some reasonable assumptions and it suggests that an elf and probably all magical creatures in the world of Frieren are gifted a certain amount of mana at birth. Based on Frieren's guessed age and her calculated mana, Aura's mana, taking into consideration how old she is and a reasonable guess of her birth mana, she had likely a little more than twice Heiters mana. Visually comparing mana in the anime seems consistent with this. While Aura mana is due to birth mana and 500 years of training, Heiter's is primarily due to what was gifted at birth- my guess. [Edited for additional comments]
There is also some difference I think between the mana expenditure required by mages vs priests. Also using visual mana circle sizes you have to remember that the area of a circle increases nonlinearly. Doubling the size of the circle does not mean double the mana, it is much closer to 4x the mana.
In the first 5 min they basically tell you what will happen to Aura, but by the end of the episode it's still one of the most satisfying "combat" scene without a single second of combat in anime history. Yeeeah, the writing is just that good....
everyone talked how badass the moment with aura is but noone talks about how jacked heiter actually was. he had 5x the mana of surpressed frieren at the beginning of their journey. as we will later find out (or maybe you know already, depending how far ahead you are) even her supressed form emmits the mana of a seasoned old mage. considering that heiter was a priest with that much power, it is no wonder how he outlived himmel by so much while looking better as well.
And yet, it bears noting how Frieren acted differently with Qual, even offering him an easy death. I got the feeling that somehow, as someone who loves magic, Frieren had a certain respect for Quals's talent as a mage, hinted as being a cut above other demons.
Even more cold than Bondrewd in Made in Abyss? I mean, more cold than Bondrewd himself, because his lines are full of love but you could say he is very cold.
Well a Season 2 will come, but questionable when.. Frieren Anime Season 1 adapted 60 Chapter from the Manga, and currently only 130 are released, and the Author started another indefinite Hiatus (=Break) over 2 months ago which he occasionally does (2 to 4 month breaks)
I think the reason both Frieren and Fern look so expresionless all the time is because they are actually hiding their mana all the time, similar to how in Demon Slayer the pilars are always doing their breathing thing all the time. Also, I think the anime remains number 1 above Fullmetal Alchemist.
@@balambecerra1510 as of July 19th 2024 Frieren is number 1 with a rating of 9.35 and about 800k votes compared to Full Metal Alchemist Brotherhood at number 2 with a rating of 9.09 and 3.3 million votes. That's a pretty big gap, as it isn't until 13th that you get below 9.00 for rating.
Well, Fern already knew how to hide her mana when Frieren found her, probably Heiter already had teach her, because he probably learn that from Frieren
@@unknown_318I have no idea. Frieren does continue to consume the much of my leasure time. It's great to be able to see other people go along on the journey and live vicariously through their experiences. And yes, it's me again 😂
@@darkgenesis342 indeed. Considering how disproportionately large viewings on some reactors Frieren episodes happen to be, I think there are a few hundred people chasing after this show.
@@unknown_318I just did a count, and there are 16 accounts that I am subscribed to because of Frieren related content. This doesn't count the ones that I have been subbed to in the past but dropped because they completed the series, or the ones to which I didn't like enough to subscribe but still watch / watched
This isn't my personal favorite episode when it comes to the content and chapters covered, but it's probably the episode I would consider to be the best episode in terms of directing. Just an absolute masterpiece.
The episode is an amazing setup because as an audience we know that Frieren isn't going to die here. If having less mana is guaranteed death, then we know in a narrative sense that 1) Frieren has to have more mana than Aura. 2) Aura is certain Frieren has less, even though an episode ago Lugner states that any demon is capable of concealing their mana (he even states then that it's incredibly unfitting for mages when battling each other to do so) So instead the entire episode is about everything that built up to WHY what we know is about to happen will happen, beyond the meta-narrative reasons.
In episode 2 in a montage Frieren was drawing a circle around Fern. After this episode its conclusive that she was teaching her how much to suppress her mana. Luegner saw exactly the amount filling this circle.
Frieren has very high rewatchable value since it is full of such small details.
There are many small details about Fern and her mana suppression. It's even the first thing Fern and Freiren talk about when Frieren meets Fern at the Rock target point.
There are even more than a few SPOILER details about this too. It's quite great 😃
Indeed. Even the first answer that Frieren gave Himmel will get a new meaning in hindsight.
The circle thing could have been like "Fern, you better stand still inside this circle, the last time you wandered around I took me the whole evening to find you"
Yep have already watched the series 5 times now, and I am still picking up little plot elements like you mention. Extremely high rewatchable!
One of my favorite points there is subtle, is that Flamme told her to live in obscurity and not make a name for herself. That allowed all the demons and people going forward to not grasp how strong she was. They just assume she became strong recently by joining the party of heroes but as Aura found out, she is much much longer lived than almost anyone but Serie and other elves.
And it became part of her being.
I mean, flamme is a human.. short lifespan, and she's not ambitiuos like want to hunt demon every day,
she kill when she find or meet them. so thats why she not make a name for herself.
flamme tell frieren to do that and only go for the demon king.
Uhhh that last part of your comment is kinda a spoiler
Episode 10 is a masterpiece of both subverting expectations and delivering what people want in one package. The leadup, especially with episode 9, gets people to expect a cinematic fight between Aura and Frieren. Instead we get this, which is very difficult to articulate why exactly it is so good. I am at a loss for words to articulate this.
Reactions to Freiren s1e10 are amoung my favorite things on UA-cam right now, and they have been since it dirst dropped.
Indeed, it is a episode I check on many reactionists ^^
Excellent observation and you are certainly up to the task of articulating why it is so good!
its storytelling 101. Promise, develop, deliver.
Fern conversing w/ Lugner makes a promise, there is deception afoot.
Backstory flashbacks with Flamme develops the nature of and reasoning for the deception.
It all culminates in a final sentence that is one of the coldest and most calculated moments in anime.
It's Chekov's Gun: the masterclass.
So far they have all missed the 55 second montage for the time between Flamme's death and Himmel recruiting Frieren and the .5 second montage for the 10 years she spent on her journey with the hero's party. The subtle use of time in so many places throughout this show. It is a masterclass in storytelling.
It's the Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark scene where they hype up the big fight between him and the ultra fancy scimitar wielder, and then he just pulls out his pistol and shoots the guy instead.
It's that scene, but done right; with all the storytelling fully fleshed out and the pacing timed correctly. It's hard to even categorize it as a subversion of expectations, because we all see a win for Frieren coming from miles away.
It's the fact that they take the time to properly explain both the proportions and scale (pun not intended) involved in what would cause a win or a loss, then they add in even more personal investment for the viewer via the Graf's storytelling, then they add in Flamme's teachings that led Frieren up to this point in the first place, and then they hit you with that absurdly good OST to tie it all together...not neglecting to pull out the OST and all other audio except for Aura right at the end.
Tldr = everything that could possibly be done to enhance the story during that scene, was done right; it wasn't any one specific thing, it was all the things. It's the Wall of Sound concept by Phil Spector, but applied to anime audio and visual storytelling.
One of the sickest, most invested, most badass episodes of anime ever, without needing more than a single explosion.
I actually got emotional with the lady there, when Flamme was reaching her end. I, too, REALLY want a Flamme series.
@@ErisianRomantic doesn't Flamme dealing with the three demon mages count as a single explosion? 💥
Rule #1 of the Frieren anime: If the story forces you to ask a question, it will answer it soon afterwards. It's the questions you do not think of asking that have surprising reveals in later episodes.
I thought rule #1 was no eye makeup...
This is easily one of my favorite episodes ever, I’ve lost count of the amount of times I’ve watched it. The build up to the reveal was so well done, I haven’t seen a show use flashbacks as well as this show does.
This show always has a lot of little details that give you more information about power systems or characters, one thing to remember is Frieren struggled to find Fern the first time she met her which suggests she’s been training before they met( most likely trained by Heiter).
Another little detail that always cracks me and very few people notice is Flamme didn’t mind leaving Frieren behind when they first met, she only turned around to help her when she realized she had talent. It goes back to a comment I’ve been making on this channel about Frieren being kind but she doesn’t necessarily try to be a hero, Flamme was the same but probably not as kind lol
A few hours ago, there was some sad news in Japan. Atsuko Tanaka, who provided the voice for Flamme, had been battling illness for the past year, but her son and voice actress Hikaru Tanaka announced that she passed away on the 20th.
Atsuko, who has a unique voice, was active not only in anime but also in dubbing many foreign movies.
On a personal note, the most memorable voice of hers is Motoko Kusanagi (Major) from Ghost in the Shell.
Please rest in peace...
You mention the animation. I think this is one of my favorite. Watching Flamme and Frieren walking in the woods together by a pond, you can watch their animation in the water. I find that amazing. Frieren in German means cold or freezing, but turning your back on your enemy and not even watching the victory has to be the coldest move ever in anime.
I have read that the montage timing of Frieren's life between the death of Flamme and present day is well done. The scenes of her journey with the hero's party are 1/100th of the time of the rest of the montage.
I haven't personally verified this with a stopwatch tho.
It is accurate.....but its less than 1%. .5 seconds against 55 seconds.
This anime includes a lot of details. You have watched it very carefully and have a good grasp of the plot. Please continue to enjoy it.
I've watched Frieren and reactions of people watching Frieren an embarrassing number of times, and this pair is definitely well above average in their observation of details.
There have been no announcements of a second season. The first season goes through chapter 60 of the manga, and there are currently 130 or so chapters. Chapter 119 would also be an excellent stopping point for a second season. There's definitely the content for it, including a truly golden arc and a scene that would make episode 14 seem pretty tame. Hopefully they continue this anime, but the studio is infamous for not making second seasons for most of their anime.
Its gonna have a 2nd season even if in a different studio, the anime became so popular and high rated its hard to think otherwise.
@@ysneaky Madhouse would be short-sighted not to consider a 2nd season given how popular Frieren has been.
@@DavidGarcia-kw4sf Won't this depend on Madhouses parent company?
@@ChrisH43 I don't know much about those details, I just know that Frieren is the number one show on MAL. That's something.
At the end of the last episode of season 1 it says ‘the journey to Ende continues’ so it’s been pretty much soft confirmed that season 2 is gonna happen.
Flamme is so powerfull that doesn't need staff to cast a powerfull magic
While watching your channel I realized that Fern was disrespecting Luegner the same way her teacher does demons. She fought him with 1 hand in ep.9. At 1st I thought that she was injured, but now the 1st scene in ep.10 she is holding the staff with 2 hands meaning she fought with 1 hand on purpose.
Frieren really does hate them. Kills Qual with his own spell, Aura with the mana she was so proud of building up over 500 years..... Never noticed that detail with Fern but it makes sense.
The series gives you information when it's appropriate to the progress of the story. This is the first episode that we've been shown that visual of "mana" that is around people. While it has only shown the mage's mana, it's assumed everyone has some sort of mana around them as Linie in the previous episode said she "memorized the mana techniques of a great warrior", being Eisen, and she read Stark's mana, too.
Re-watching this series again will show much information has been set up to this point and even farther.
Frieren showing us her badass side that helped kill the demon king.
The final scene was absolutely spine chilling, one of my favourite scenes ever.
Flamme was most likely the most talented mage in history, considering she was human, and barely in her 30s when she first met Frieren and she was already so incredibly powerful, her only downside was being born a human, you will also see later why Flamme became so powerful at such a young age, i'll say she also was very lucky with her master :D
自分を偉大に見せたいアウラは最も人間らしくそして愚かだという皮肉の効いたエピソード。
作者天才かよ。
そうね。ほんものの天才です
deceives the demons, deceives the world.
This episode lets you get a pretty good idea about how old Frieren actually is. Aura speculates about how old Frieren is based upon her observed mana. The (suppressed) mana aura of Frieren when fighting Aura is similar in size to the mana aura Flamme saw when she met Frieren. This suggests Frieren was only a practicing mage for at most a century prior to meeting Flamme. Flamme is said to have lived about a thousand years ago, so Frieren is likely between 1.1k and 1.2k years old.
Didn't we know how old she was before? We knew she knew Flamme and we knew Flamme was a thousand years ago. I personally estimate that Frieren is closer to 1300 years old although she might not have studied magic as well during those first year.
The reason is that she says "it was only 50 years ago" to Flamme, if she was only around 150 years old, 50 years would still be a lot to her. If she's 300+ though, it starts to seem small. She also was the strongest elf in her village and considering elven lifespan, it seems unlikely that she would be so at around 100/150 years old even if she''s more talented.
@@Arkayjiyaprior to the confrontation with Aura we don't know much beyond 'about or over a thousand years old'.
I don't think she was more than 200 years old when she met Flamme, but any evidence beyond Aura's comments on mana, and the fact that swingset seems very significant to Frieren, would involve referencing manga spoilers.
It is, of course, kinda fuzzy because elves aren't very concerned with a century or two and we don't know how old Frieren was when she started learning magic.
Of course, for all we know, an elf in Frieren doesn't get potty trained until they are over 500 years old, which would also explain why they aren't super keen on having kids to begin with.
I am on my 5th re watch of the show and 12 reactors. I am not embarrassed :)
And then you have Kraft who tells her "you're still young" so he is probably several times her age, and Serie who is SO old that "demons have forgotten to fear her", and her mana is SO vast that even though she constantly suppresses it, it is so huge that mages will regularly freeze in fear and awe when they meet her!
@@BoTonev-gp2yd while we've rewatched the show a similar number of times, I'm well beyond 12 in the number of reactors I have watched. Not sure how far beyond, but I can think of 14 easily, so... ...
In the scene where Frieren is recruited by the party of heroes, Heiter comments that Frieren has about 1/5 of his mana. If Frieren is suppressing her mana to be 1/10th of her actual mana, that means Heiter as a human priest has the same mana as Aura and Aura has 400+ years on Heiter. Unless there is a mana multiplier for classes (priest vs mage), it doesn't seem true that long life necessarily equates to more mana.
I did some calculations on this a while back based on the verbal clues given and making some reasonable assumptions and it suggests that an elf and probably all magical creatures in the world of Frieren are gifted a certain amount of mana at birth. Based on Frieren's guessed age and her calculated mana, Aura's mana, taking into consideration how old she is and a reasonable guess of her birth mana, she had likely a little more than twice Heiters mana. Visually comparing mana in the anime seems consistent with this. While Aura mana is due to birth mana and 500 years of training, Heiter's is primarily due to what was gifted at birth- my guess.
[Edited for additional comments]
There is also some difference I think between the mana expenditure required by mages vs priests. Also using visual mana circle sizes you have to remember that the area of a circle increases nonlinearly. Doubling the size of the circle does not mean double the mana, it is much closer to 4x the mana.
アウラは日本のファンにとても人気のあるキャラクターです
ミミックほど人気がありませんね
(-‿◦)
"Aura, marry and reproduce" - Shinzo Abe
Guys. Get a couple of headphones. Shows like this, with the amazing OST, cannot be enjoyed with just a single earbud.
In the first 5 min they basically tell you what will happen to Aura, but by the end of the episode it's still one of the most satisfying "combat" scene without a single second of combat in anime history. Yeeeah, the writing is just that good....
By the way, Himmel voice actor is the same one who plays Genya in Demon Slayer.
Fern was concealing her mana before Frieren even met her. Heiter told her to do so.
everyone talked how badass the moment with aura is but noone talks about how jacked heiter actually was. he had 5x the mana of surpressed frieren at the beginning of their journey. as we will later find out (or maybe you know already, depending how far ahead you are) even her supressed form emmits the mana of a seasoned old mage. considering that heiter was a priest with that much power, it is no wonder how he outlived himmel by so much while looking better as well.
Freiren: Aura, KYS.
Millet: 🎶 (And) you alright? 🎶
The coldest line in anime.
And yet, it bears noting how Frieren acted differently with Qual, even offering him an easy death. I got the feeling that somehow, as someone who loves magic, Frieren had a certain respect for Quals's talent as a mage, hinted as being a cut above other demons.
Even more cold than Bondrewd in Made in Abyss? I mean, more cold than Bondrewd himself, because his lines are full of love but you could say he is very cold.
Well a Season 2 will come, but questionable when.. Frieren Anime Season 1 adapted 60 Chapter from the Manga, and currently only 130 are released, and the Author started another indefinite Hiatus (=Break) over 2 months ago which he occasionally does (2 to 4 month breaks)
I think the reason both Frieren and Fern look so expresionless all the time is because they are actually hiding their mana all the time, similar to how in Demon Slayer the pilars are always doing their breathing thing all the time.
Also, I think the anime remains number 1 above Fullmetal Alchemist.
@@balambecerra1510 as of July 19th 2024 Frieren is number 1 with a rating of 9.35 and about 800k votes compared to Full Metal Alchemist Brotherhood at number 2 with a rating of 9.09 and 3.3 million votes.
That's a pretty big gap, as it isn't until 13th that you get below 9.00 for rating.
Well, Fern already knew how to hide her mana when Frieren found her, probably Heiter already had teach her, because he probably learn that from Frieren
Usually I completely dislike overpowered anime protagonists. But Frieren somehow makes me excited by being overpowered 😅
amazing vid, keep doing pls
See you in Episode 20-27😅
Have you guys seen Attack on Titan? If not, you look like the type who would love it.
Vinland saga pls peak anime
We're still deciding on whether to watch Re:Zero or Vinland Saga after Frieren
Have you seen Delicious in dungeon??
We haven't, is it good?
@@ChillihNesa
It gives a similar feel to frieren.
funny, serious, adventure, food.
very good!!!!!!
are you guys Italian ... or scottish .? or irish ? or mexican ?
Thank you for sharing 😊
Omg it's you again. How many Frieren reactors have you watched? 😅
@@unknown_318I have no idea. Frieren does continue to consume the much of my leasure time. It's great to be able to see other people go along on the journey and live vicariously through their experiences.
And yes, it's me again 😂
I was just about to say, I see you everywhere on Frieren reactions lol, seems we’re both addicted
@@darkgenesis342 indeed.
Considering how disproportionately large viewings on some reactors Frieren episodes happen to be, I think there are a few hundred people chasing after this show.
@@unknown_318I just did a count, and there are 16 accounts that I am subscribed to because of Frieren related content. This doesn't count the ones that I have been subbed to in the past but dropped because they completed the series, or the ones to which I didn't like enough to subscribe but still watch / watched
This isn't my personal favorite episode when it comes to the content and chapters covered, but it's probably the episode I would consider to be the best episode in terms of directing. Just an absolute masterpiece.
The episode is an amazing setup because as an audience we know that Frieren isn't going to die here. If having less mana is guaranteed death, then we know in a narrative sense that
1) Frieren has to have more mana than Aura.
2) Aura is certain Frieren has less, even though an episode ago Lugner states that any demon is capable of concealing their mana (he even states then that it's incredibly unfitting for mages when battling each other to do so)
So instead the entire episode is about everything that built up to WHY what we know is about to happen will happen, beyond the meta-narrative reasons.
フランメ先生のために泣いてくれてありがとう。今、私はフランメの声優のを担当していた、田中敦子さんが亡くなってしまい、心から悲しんでいます。