Feels like a missed opportunity for her to say something like "The boundaries of life and death are mine to command" or "mean nothing to me," both quality villainess lines.
Nope it's using people, however she is too pure to realize that actual villains use people without giving them anything in return. She is not thinking of kindness, but usefulness, and thankfully she believes that being reliable is a key to her strategy of getting people to do what she wants. Unfortunately doesn't work in the real world but that's what we watch anime for right
Animes always contradict the premise of the story Demon? Good behaviour Angel? Evil Power based/magic based world? The strongest is powerless I could go on and on
Some brief googling led me to a wiki page that mentioned two groups popping up in japan around the height of the 60s. The futen (or futenzoku, zoku meaning tribe or people) フ一テン族, who were (according to the wiki page) portrayed by japanese media as dangerous due to their drug use and public presence. The Danmo (or Danmozoku) ダンモ族, who were more recreational users frequenting clubs or coffee shops.
Nice touch having her leg gone. Adds a touch of realism, just because magic exists doesn't mean it has to be omnipotent, or that the character can use it to it's full potential.
@@moteroargentino7944 To add your comment, magic can't fix everything. For example, magic can't cure all diseases because it will break the balance between life and desth. Magic only cures what is necessary, but not completely.
Alicia admits that if she was more knowledgeable about her magic, she could have possibly saved her leg. She makes a note to get better, but she's still happy with the overall result.
Girl: "You saved me! Wait why can't I feel my leg?" 😐 Alicia: "Oh I cut it off it was the only way to save you." 😁 Girl: 😮 "That's rough buddy." Said a certain firebender 🔥
Well, just searching "villain definition" gives you several meanings, one of them being: _"A dramatic or fictional character who is typically at odds with the hero."_ So while she's more of an antagonist, villain isn't necessarily incorrect.
@@moteroargentino7944 Actually, she is the protagonist, while the saint is partially an antagonist. The proper term is "anti-hero," or since she does fit that one definition of a villain that you found, she's a "villainess protagonist."
And is failing upwards, aka an Anti-Villain; someone who is doing good/positive/beneficial things but claims to be evil and apart of their villainous plans (or is actively seen as the bad guy even when they’re actions are good).
Honestly, a more fitting speech for her would be: "If I can get outdone by a mere healer, how could I possibly call myself a true villainess?!" It would still be contradictory, but at least it'd be more centered around her ego.
Well, at least if she doesn’t do well as a villainess, then at the very least, she could end up becoming a successful professional doctor here. Sure wish that she hadn’t removed the girl’s leg though……..
It's weird that all the healers in anime are trying to be evil or even just joke evil, i'd love an actual fantasy anime about a proper healer and a vanguard travelling the land healing people and solving problems. Weird you only get those characters in JRPGs like my man Alfyn otherwise in anime they wanna make healing edgy for some reason.
It's not fantasy aside from being a (double?) isekai, and the anime only got so far (and then skipped to near the end of the story in the last episode), but you should check out "Doctor Elise."
As long as you omit the word "proper," there's also "The Wrong Way to Use Healing Magic." The "traveling the land" part starts in Volume 3 of the light novels after the first two volumes were adapted by the anime.
The MC is not a fantasy healer, although he does have magic, but Parallel World Pharmacy is another interesting show about just healing people and advancing medicine.
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Feels like a missed opportunity for her to say something like "The boundaries of life and death are mine to command" or "mean nothing to me," both quality villainess lines.
I think she did say that in the novel or something similar at some point
I get it now, her version of villainess is killing her opponents with kindness! Brilliant! Simply Brilliant 👏
Nope it's using people, however she is too pure to realize that actual villains use people without giving them anything in return. She is not thinking of kindness, but usefulness, and thankfully she believes that being reliable is a key to her strategy of getting people to do what she wants. Unfortunately doesn't work in the real world but that's what we watch anime for right
they’ll never see it coming 🗿
Healing a poor girl? True villain behaviour. That they would go so far and show something like this...
Just wait, her plans for this village are so villainous that this action makes her look like a saint.
Forcing the poor girl to live and pay taxes her entire life 😔
Animes always contradict the premise of the story
Demon? Good behaviour
Angel? Evil
Power based/magic based world? The strongest is powerless
I could go on and on
And in another anime, we have "loner" whom is constantly surrounded by 10 girls.
@@pincopallino1135 Frieren: Am I a joke to you?
I loved how she describes the heroine to the king.
“Her head is full of flowers.”
Is there a Japanese word for ‘hippie’ ?
Some brief googling led me to a wiki page that mentioned two groups popping up in japan around the height of the 60s.
The futen (or futenzoku, zoku meaning tribe or people) フ一テン族, who were (according to the wiki page) portrayed by japanese media as dangerous due to their drug use and public presence.
The Danmo (or Danmozoku) ダンモ族, who were more recreational users frequenting clubs or coffee shops.
It is a polite way of saying someone is an idiotic optimus who doesn't look at reality.
Nice touch having her leg gone. Adds a touch of realism, just because magic exists doesn't mean it has to be omnipotent, or that the character can use it to it's full potential.
You're right. Besides magic can't fix everything, especially diseases and cycle of life and death.
Alicia is not omnipotent; she is not the Saint. That was the point.
@@zam023 i like the unintentional irony in your comment
she is far more like a saint than an actual saint
@@moteroargentino7944 To add your comment, magic can't fix everything. For example, magic can't cure all diseases because it will break the balance between life and desth. Magic only cures what is necessary, but not completely.
Alicia admits that if she was more knowledgeable about her magic, she could have possibly saved her leg. She makes a note to get better, but she's still happy with the overall result.
Purifying the well of an impoverished village before saving the life of a stranger… exactly like a villain would.
The city is Doomed Commander Fist Fight I've poisoned the water supply!
well, her motto is "help the poor"
so its very like a villainess
@@Waffles-Mcnachos*I've decontaminated the water supply.
"You're going to be okay, now, Ilene."
"My name isn't 'Ilene'."
"Well...it is now."
She keeps saying "Villainess" when she's trying to say "Beloved Celebrity That No One Messes With."
Don’t let her kindness deceive u. She’s actually planning on using this girl to get up in the kingdom
As long as she gets a fair deal there's nothing wrong with it tho. That's just employment done right. Both the boss and the employee get to progress.
Girl: "You saved me! Wait why can't I feel my leg?" 😐
Alicia: "Oh I cut it off it was the only way to save you." 😁
Girl: 😮
"That's rough buddy." Said a certain firebender 🔥
someone , give her a dictionnary. she need to search the definition of vilainness
Well, just searching "villain definition" gives you several meanings, one of them being:
_"A dramatic or fictional character who is typically at odds with the hero."_
So while she's more of an antagonist, villain isn't necessarily incorrect.
@@moteroargentino7944 i can take that explaination thanks ^^
Well she is not necessarily an evil. Her charisma is similar to that of an evil villain. That's why she called herself "villainess".
@@moteroargentino7944 Actually, she is the protagonist, while the saint is partially an antagonist.
The proper term is "anti-hero," or since she does fit that one definition of a villain that you found, she's a "villainess protagonist."
@Compucles You're right, I was looking at it from the game's perspective, but it's true that she's the protagonist of the anime.
You know, most girls in this kind of anime would avoid being the bad guy, but this girl welcomes it!!!!
And is failing upwards, aka an Anti-Villain; someone who is doing good/positive/beneficial things but claims to be evil and apart of their villainous plans (or is actively seen as the bad guy even when they’re actions are good).
"If I can't heal this much, then I can't count myself as a true villainess!"
Um.... That's-..... *sigh* nevermind.
Honestly, a more fitting speech for her would be:
"If I can get outdone by a mere healer, how could I possibly call myself a true villainess?!"
It would still be contradictory, but at least it'd be more centered around her ego.
Rather she becomes of Villainesses, she just became a Tsundere
Besides
Atleast its below the knee
Literally anything can serve as a new foot
Oh yeah, she will be the greatest "Villainess" this world has ever seen! 🤔😏🤣
change the name "villainess" with the name "saint" and its probably be it
"I'm a villainess!"
To that I say two words: "Sugarpie Honeybunch."
Alicia is doing a perfect work as villainess 👍
Awesome I'll Become a Villainess That Will Go Down in History Video.
I feel like the saintess is too weak and I don't like her at all She looks innocent but really ??
She's not weak, at least not magically. She just hasn't had much of a chance to show off her magic yet. You'll see...
@@Compuclesonde posso ler?
Well, at least if she doesn’t do well as a villainess, then at the very least, she could end up becoming a successful professional doctor here. Sure wish that she hadn’t removed the girl’s leg though……..
This show is really good.
Is it just me or romance anime just has the better artwork?? It just seems like it, or am I being crazy here?
you are not entirely wrong
It's a lovely story 😊
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You're no villain, just cute. 🎉
Merlin from SDS?
What is the name of this anime
villainess?
She’s an edge lord
@@justinbuergi9867
Shadow got competition😭😭
You keep using that word, I don't think it means what you think it means.
What is the japanese Name?
Rekishi ni Nokoru Akujo ni Naru zo
The episode 2 was disgusting af.
It's weird that all the healers in anime are trying to be evil or even just joke evil, i'd love an actual fantasy anime about a proper healer and a vanguard travelling the land healing people and solving problems. Weird you only get those characters in JRPGs like my man Alfyn otherwise in anime they wanna make healing edgy for some reason.
The banished healer this season could surprise you
It's not fantasy aside from being a (double?) isekai, and the anime only got so far (and then skipped to near the end of the story in the last episode), but you should check out "Doctor Elise."
As long as you omit the word "proper," there's also "The Wrong Way to Use Healing Magic." The "traveling the land" part starts in Volume 3 of the light novels after the first two volumes were adapted by the anime.
The MC is not a fantasy healer, although he does have magic, but Parallel World Pharmacy is another interesting show about just healing people and advancing medicine.
i sense you just watched THAT anime with healer protagonist we all probably know, and it just ruined your indea of a healers
How is she able to stand?
Uh...magic, I guess?
On one foot.
You know a lot of people stand on one foot when they have one leg
@@ry1023.3 I mean yeah, but not moment after she got her leg amputated.
Chopper is the greatest doctor not this rando
1 quede
Hehe
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