This is probably the most fascinating bit of world building in this series for me. Normally you’d expect the twist to be that Frieren needs to confront her prejudice and realize that demons can be reasoned with, but no. Demons aren’t some kind of variant humans, they are a perfect predator. Language is an adaptation to trick people just like animals develop camouflage. It’s a really cool subversion of a lot of morally grey series where the show is telling you “No this time the monsters are really just monsters.” The way Flamme categorizes them, the only difference between demons and other monsters we see, such as the dragon Stark fought, is that they use speech as a tool to hunt rather than wings or claws. It’s not necessarily even a question of good or evil and more just nature.
And it's lost on so many dumb watchers that it birthed the idiotic "frierens racist" meme like you said these are not variant humans these are not people they are literally just clever animals they hunt with words
And they portray the intelligent animalistic nature so well; where I can't even look at the demons and say, "that's evil". They just, are. Refreshing to have something just be something in a fantasy universe
I love it as part of world building, its creative, refreshing and it really makes sense. Although, it does create a bit of weird message "dont trust this group, they might look like us and might seem human, but they're not, they're fundamentally evil". I'm not accusing the show of anything just point it out
@@bigorna4875 I can see how that might read weird. However, I personally don’t think it’s too much of an issue. Demons are a fantasy race that can’t really be mapped too cleanly onto any real-world group, so I don’t think the series is in too much danger of giving off the wrong message. I kind of see it as the series creating a what-if scenario where it puts humans (and elves in this case) down a spot in the food chain by adding a species that specifically hunts them, with demons portrayed as something fundamentally different. That said, it would be interesting if the series decided to focus on how demons existing might cause the people in this world to trust other people less (I haven’t read the manga that’s just speculation on a cool thing that might happen, please nobody post spoilers if something like that actually happens).
Yeah. Funnily enough, the "they're not that evil" trope got so common that nowadays if you wanna subvert anything you actually have to do it the old way: "they're just purely evil and thats it". I love how Frieren did that, its perfect.
It never fails. Every single reaction I see is, "Maybe the demons aren't so bad," or something like that. We've become so used to it, it's become so common for us to humanize our monsters and make them less monstrous, that it's practically revolutionary *not* to do so. It surprises and shocks us, now, for the monsters to just be monsters. I also love how they make the demons' most deadly weapon the power to speak like humans. We know physical weapons can cause mass destruction, and great spells can do the same, but mere words alone are no less potent. Say the right combination of words, make the exact right sequence of sounds with one's mouth, and one can wipe out a city as surely as dropping a nuke on it. That, too, is magic.
Getting a half-demon, half-human would be like getting a half-human, half-dog. They're completely different species. Hell, dogs are closer to humans than monsters are in this world. Monsters (which demons are) aren't even made of the same thing.
I always like to mention, if we as an audience didn't trust Frieren or have scenes of the demons scheming, all of us would probably fall for their manipulation. Even Lola had doubts for a moment.
I want to answer all your questions but, as you have both said many times, the pacing of the show is so good. That applies not only to each episode but to the series as a whole, I think. Questions are raised but answers are given when they will have the most impact... on the story... on you. All things come to she who waits. Patience is encouraged in the viewer and rewarded. The only sad thing about it is that the reward is not a shoulder massage from Stark and a feeding from Fern, but it's still worth waiting for. It's a fascinating world and I'm really, really loving your reactions to it. You are so interesting. btw... does your T-shirt really say, "I'm so hot even life gets hard"? That's quite a statement! You need some self-confidence to wear that. I love it 😂 I don't usually comment on reactors' attire because it can be taken so many wrong ways but your top just made me laugh in such a good way. I want one but I'm not sure I'd have the courage to wear it in public 😅
Updated list of German words: *Aura* = aura *Draht* = wire *Eisen* = iron *Eng* Road = tight, narrow *Ewig* the sage = eternal, forever *Fern* = far away, distant *Flamme* = flame *Frieren* = to freeze, to feel cold *Heiter* = cheerful, merry *Himmel* = heaven (can refer to the sky and heaven in a religious sense) *Linie* = line *Lügner* = liar *Stark* = strong *Qual* = agony, torture If you can understand German, characters like Lord Lügner make Frieren absolutely hilarious at times. Who would've thought a character named Lord Liar turned out to be a liar 😄
you can add Granat, it's short for Granatapfel = pomegranate which seems intentional, given the color of the Granat familiy crest and them guarding the tree the barrier was cast upon
Frieren Friday carried over from when the show originally aired on Fridays, on streaming sites. We also had MaoMao Saturdays and later DunMeshi Thursday!
And I love seeing every time the shot is just Frieren against the sky. A lot of times it's when they're talking about Himmel or she's reciting/reflecting on something he's connected with.
The Elves don't have children often. However, when they do, they do raise them and take care of them. One clue to this is in Episode 4. While Fern is trying to wake her, Frieren called her Mom when still out of it.
"Maybe this is going to be a Frieren episode without crying" Haha, that doesn't exist. Every episode has its cute little message that will make your eyes wet.
Regarding the matter of demons using speech. Think of it like how humans do bird sounds to communicate when hunting. Or how we "meow" at a cat. We do not know what these sounds mean but only thet it works on animals. Same thing with demons and humans, only super complex.
No Spoilers! Having read the manga I guess that talking with demons is the equivalent to talk with hypothethical parrot that is human-like but talking to him is meanningless since they dont have the same intrinsic values that we have, he may tag along someone but the same way some animals only have certain attachment if he is not beneffited he will go away, the same way that we dont call spiders or scorpions evil because they are inherently another species but to us certain behaviour will be called evil
I like to compare it to insects that have evolved to look like ants or give off the same chemical signals as ants so that they can infiltrate ant colonies and take advantage of them. As far as the ants can tell, those insects are just other ants. But they are not ants, will never be ants, and don't think like ants. They are fundamentally completely different creatures.
@@martinloss4171 There are 133 chapters at the moment and they already adapted 60 chapters, so that's still almost half of the manga they used for the anime.
Demons are powerful predators who instinctively want to destroy humans. It's arrogant to think they could be educated morality or empathy of humans, because that's not who they are, nor what they care about.
8:27 There was a swing: given it was Frieren flashing back, it suggests a burnt Elven home that had at least one child, contributing to the increasing rate of extinction.
Since you were asking, this arc goes through episode 10. Episode 8 is my favorite, I love how Frieren is a badass. My girlfriend loves episode 10, she thinks it is epic.
You just know it's gonna be a great episode when Milena calls Frieren "reedickolus". 😂 I think demons are like mosquitos. They have no benefit at all towards humanity and, for us, it would be absolutely great if they were completely eradicated off of the face of the planet. But they aren't inherently evil creatures. They just do what they need to do for their survival.
I like the direction this story took with the "evil race" trope. Frieren makes it pretty clear that they're ultimately just predators of humans---their intelligence has increased over time, but their instincts haven't really fundamentally changed, at least not to the same degree. It's an unsettling idea, at least for me, because it seems wrong somehow that something smart enough to converse with us just wouldn't even begin to grasp our moral ideas, and wouldn't see equal intelligence as worthy of any respect.
So in this series they sometimes make the distinction between monsters (mamono) and demons (mazoku), and up until this episode there are a lot of people who don't seem to focus much on the fact that there is a divide or where the line is drawn. It doesn't help that the monster who attacked the florist's village in ep 2 has a similar silhouette to the bigshot demon Qual from ep 3, and that there used to be an old subtitle error that said Stark's village was attacked by monsters instead of demons. In this episode Frieren drops the bomb that demons are monsters who have evolved to effectively prey on humans tendencies as social animals, and while it's a little silly that Lügner sits and twirls his proverbial evil mustache in the guest room after Frieren declares all demons evil (harmful), it's a nice and effective wakeup slap for us viewers who have been taught to look for the good in people (or, you know, have been conditioned by all the stories that want to portray the misunderstood monsters' plights). It's been fun catching up on the reactions and discussions, btw. I haven't been back here since I stopped watching Vikings around s4 all those years ago so it's nice to see old channels stick around!
About demon slayer, The plot itself does not have a lot of depth, It's a simple shonen anime but the characters themselves are relatively deep. You get backstories on even the demons they fight and the reason they turned out the way they did. It's the same for morally gray Demon Slayers. And Idk I usually hate simple plot shows but for some reason Demon Slayer just works. The power system is pretty interesting and the visuals are beautiful. Honestly I don't really cry a lot but the only two shows that ever made me cry were Frieren and Demon Slayer. Both shows got hate for the same reason being that the plot is too simple but the characters are what really matter in a show in my opinion because an interesting plot doesn't make up for lackluster characters.
I’d recommend 『Oshi no Ko』 『Demon Slayer : Kimetsu no Yaiba』 『A Place Further than the Universe』 『Nadia, The Secret of Blue Water』 『Kaguya-sama: Love is War』 『Your Name』 『KiKi’s Delivery Service』 『Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind』 『 Violet Evergarden Eternity And The Auto Memory Doll』
Demons are monsters that can talk and look human. I think not all humans look exactly human like Lügner and co (take for instance the demon mage that invented Zoltrak, forgot his name. He's completely capable of human speech but does not look human) Demons and dragons are monsters, amongst other types of monsters.
Day number 2 of asking for an FLCL watch through. this is almost caught up with what I’ve seen of Frieren, I enjoy your emotional input as a guy that also cries every other episode.
you can listen how frieren bite in a spoon, so well done is the anime. How many effort? yes. Also the "no" from himmel feels rly regretful. "Not all demons are gonna be mean, right?" If you belong to a race that is not at the top of the food chain, I wouldn't say that xD
My interpretation of demons is that we really want to believe that they have redemption within them, but we are just asking the wrong question. When a lion eats a baby zebra, is the lion being cruel? No, it is not. It is the cycle of life. Demons are just creatures whose hunting techniques include "blending" with us, but for that demon who ate the girl, there is nothing wrong or immoral about it. She was hungry and she feasted. Just like us humans think that cows and pigs are adorable and we still eat calves and piglets, which are basically suckling babies. You go to a farm, the family loves this animal, and the next thing you know the animal is dinner. I don't think that demons are evil, because I do not think that we can attribute human morals to other creatures, especially not just because they "look like us". Demons are wild animals, and like all wild animals, they may play you for a bit and it is all fun and giggles, and then they eat your face for no reason other than they can.
I find it a refreshing view of demons. Instead of being evil creatures, they are just "psychopathic" wild animals. In some shows, demons do the most evil and cruel thing because that is what demons do. Here, they are not doing evil per se, it so happens that us humans would consider many of their actions evil, but for them they are just opening the gates of the farm that they consider rightfully theirs.
The inability to comprehend the demon not comprehending is exactly the same level of incomprehension that you're trying to comprehend. I hope that's useful.
16:47 As you've probably figured out by now, basically all the names in this show are German, and the meaning of the words are relevant to the character. The character's name is Lügner, which is German for "liar".
I think they would as well, but there is a weird backlash against the show. I honestly think it was a victim of getting to be too popular so then the anime snobs and contrarian had to find reasons to attack it.
@@CysaDaMercno its just a very average show with good animation and music. Thats it. I dont think its wrongly attacked, people genuinely think it doesnt deserve its hype. If it was an average fanbase anime that was not put in same lists as other big names, then no one would care and ppl would leave it alone.
@@Exter98 Thanks for the perfect example of what I'm talking about. You call it very average but in the same sentence admit that it has good animation and music. All of the attacks against the show I've seen are the people just complaining that it's some how "mid" while simultaneously admitting it has qualities that make it extraordinary. I vehemently disagree with you and put to you that the good animation and music are what make it a great show. My only complaint against it is that its too short and has too many cliffhangers.
@@CysaDaMerc yea no sorry. That alone isn't enough to make a show good. It's animation and soundtrack are GOOD, not REVOLUTIONARY. So its not good enough make up for all the other lacking or bad parts of the show. Which makes it an overall average asf show. There's actual anime out there that are high quality in all those aspects, that's why they stand at top. Frieren itself being a perfect example. Also me personally will even take an anime with bad animation but good writing always over the good animation with bad writing. But that's just personal preference I guess?
FINALLLYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY, I love those episodes and the action, can't wait to see your reaction to the others. Lots of love from a brazilian fan'! and great thumbnail btw, great job
Great reaction (and thumbnail?!?). So I am going to label below SPOILERS but just as a precaution. I just wanted to talk about the series a bit more broadly, with some general speculation around Frieren and how it can be subversive, but also about the context the show establishes. I am mindful that I have watched all of the first anime season, but, technically only details up until now will be used. Either way though SPOILERS BELOW. ... ... ... ... ... SPOILERS. Like many others, I think how this show does Demons is really interesting and good. A lot of shows, with fantasy species, often don't actually have too many differences, and such fantasy races often just seem like humans. Which isn't always a bad thing, but their behaviour, attitudes, thought processes, emotions and so on... Like even the evil or destructive races can just seem like angry malicious humans. Which can also mean a lot of them, can get subversive with that, and we get series and shows with the "evil race", but actually there are some "good ones", and you shouldn't generalise a "race" that way, and or that, there is a chance that some can use will power to be good, or that with empathetic and friendly treatment they will be different... The execution can vary. I personally can like a lot of those shows, especially the more human like they are... since thats accurate to reality, as far as environmental factors... That being said, Frieren is a really kind and good natured show... Like wholesome, sweet, it talks about how fear is okay, and even normal, and can be a strength... It highlights and extols the virtues of patience, and small acts of help and generosity, and selflessness. So I get the sense, that by trying to really emphasis Frierens skepticism, bluntness around demons? Its probably a pretty significant sign that the show, is trying to tell us, these aren't just misunderstood monsters. Its like how their are some fish that have physiology, so they lure in and attract other fish, just so they can eeat them. There isn't really morality involved there, the lure/light they have... Its not a tool of neutral interaction, they aren't trying to lure other fishes, so maybe they can be friends, or communicate, its really just there for a predator and prey dynamic. Like I think if the wholesome, sweet elf show about friendship and taking things slow so you can enjoy moments and appreciate life more... are trying to sell the demons, as only really using language to try, and deceive... Thats significant. I think the mention of sociopathy (and psychopathy can be referenced as well), is a good one, for a few reasons. I personally think too many have a too simple and warped idea of people with that condition (and I am myself using outdated terminology). To oversimplify things that are very complicated though, I also get it. Like why there is a stigma. In modern times, ideally... you have people who have support and safety nets, any individuals who may have behavioural issues, disorders, tendencies, that might make them seem like sociopaths or psychopaths to others... In ideal modern times, its not actually too massive an issue. Like there things that parents, families, neighbourhood, communities, medial and mental health professionals can do, so that such individuals lead relatively normal and functional lives and contribute fairly. However, say 500 years ago, when our collective understanding of mental health was inferior, we didn't necessarily have good societal safety nets... well different situation and story. Now introduce the power dynamic where such individuals are basically giant cats with no empathy, and only view things in transactions and predator and prey dynamics... I can see why Frieren has a very simple and unforgiving attitude. The show even having Himmel actually regret his action... its unusual for them to frame him that way... I personally get the impression. that the show is trying to tell us, demons aren't some misunderstood creature we can feel bad for, and wonder if they can be good, I don't even think they are trying to say these are like animals who just don't think like us, and may prey on us, since animals (wild animals)... well even their behaviour is more nuanced... I think the show is suggesting that these are like sociopathic tricksters who only view others as prey, and themselves as predators, and nothing in that setting could really exist to allow for any sort of neutral or friendly exchanges, because of the power and knowledge differences. Which I think is excellent writing and world building, and relatively rare and fresh, especially in the context of the show overall. Monsters and demons have more depth this way, because many peoples first instinct will be to think of possibilities (and to be fair, maybe in the Manga, they eventually reveal a friendly demon), but to my impression, thats not the vibe I am getting. Rather these are adversaries that are deep and interesting because they are so different and alien and lacking in empathy and empathy potential. I also say all this, as the sort of person that would probably end up dead, because I would have been like the villager in this episode who tried to raise the "poor demon child" who in my eyes, just needs shelter and food and a chance, (well granted, I also would try to actually learn more about demon nature and have some healthy skepticism too, but yeah). Anyway its the sort of small thing I think Frieren as a show does extremely well. Demons are not just reskinned humans, they have a well considered and different evolutionary tract (another way to think about it, is to look at that demon from a few episodes back who shows you illusions of your loved ones to trick you... Its deceitful. You can try and be nice and understanding to it, but its literally an illusion. Quite a cruel one too, hence the effectiveness.
This episode and the ones following are important for setting down the nature of demons in the world of Frieren. In fantasy manga/anime, there is a wide range of how demons are portrayed and used. Some basically have demons just be a term for non-human races that sometimes even included elves!! But here, demons are a type of monster who can speak. But they speak to deceive. They are predators. And WE are their prey. So having emotions like us or even empathy would make it hard for them to prey on us. They do NOT understand basic concepts like family, as you see here. Or love, mercy, etc. Notice that Lord Lugner AGREED with what Frieren said about demons. So its not that Frieren believes something untrue. Sadly, there are too many people who refuse to accept the concept of evil races in fantasy, like orcs, trolls, and goblins in Lord of the Rings, and instead claim that these races are somehow standing for blacks or other "marginalized races" No they aren't. The next couple of episodes will be INTENSE!!!
Manga spoiler . We actually have a demon who is fascinated with humans and goes to live among them hoping to develop empathy and human emotions . He spends decades doing this and … nothing . Despite his best efforts he is biologically impossible to develop such feelings
I don't understand the desperate need to search for any justification for the demons in this series. We get introduced to them with one of them eating a child and then killing a father to gift his daughter to other parents while burning a house down. What does this monster need to do to be called evil? Kill the whole town? Attack a protagonist? There is no "two sides" to this story lol
Demons are animals that are higher in food chain than humans. Simple as. They arent "evil" either thats were you go wrong. Wolf isint "evil" for working as pack and running legs under the elk to eat it.
Funny enough, by taking the more classical approach, it feels like it's deconstructing the current trend of humans always being the evil ones and demon-like monsters being misunderstood victims.
Himmel: "I can't just kill her. She's a child." Frieren: "Shit, I'll do it. Hell, I'd have done it already, but I thought you wanted to do it." Demons aren't another race of humanity like Elves and Dwarves are. They are monsters, like the dragon, that have evolved to look and talk like humans to make hunting their preferred prey easier. They use their appearance and ability to talk in the same way that the Einsam monster used illusions of Heiter and Himmel to try and eat Fern and Frieren.
Its interesting because Frerien doesn't really make them out to be Evil in her explanations. Evil can be negotiated with. She presents them as monsters that eat humans for food and adapted to speak to better do that. I wouldn't view a pack of wolves that live by a village and ate a human as Evil. I'd still think the village should hunt wolves. If the wolves could speak, it wouldn't change that conclusion.
Comparing Demons in this series to wild animals is just false, because it's explicitly stated that they don't need to eat humans for sustanance. They kill because they want to, if that's not evil I don't know what is lol
@FeastForThought Does it say that? When? I don't recall it, and there's a video essay series analyzing it as Person Vs Nature. Also I'm not sure that changes much either. Wolves can eat things other than humans, won't stop them. Humans can also eat things other than meat yet we do. I'm not sure that they can eat other things is a convincing argument. I believe you are conflating the ability to speak with the ability to experience and understand morality. It's what Graf is doing, and Freiern, correctly so, points out that is misguided and dangerously so.
@@ryanlarkin9783 "It's not as though they have to eat humans to survive, right?" is the quote from 13:55 this episode. Wouldn't be the first time some essay is wrong. Like I said comparing them to wild animals is strictly false because wolfs or bears or whatever didn't evolve to speak with the sole goal to deceive humans either to kill them or level a whole town. This kind of malice has nothing to do with any kind of encounter with an animal. So it changes everything.
@FeastForThought The counterpoint that they evolved to kill humans is indicative of morality isn't very persuasive due to evolution not being a choice but a reaction to environmental preasure. Ie humans hunt monsters, monsters with ability to speak survive more. The counterpoint about leveling a town is much more persuasive. I would point out, though, that the Demons are originally solitary but banded together only to fight humans. Leveling settlements to prevent humans from banding together would be a logical result of that overall development. But that's just a possibility. While I still believe that Demons are much more like animals (in fact, Freieren herself points that out) I can see your view.
@@FeastForThought Why does Frieren compare them to wild animals then? The story is probably using “evolution” more loosely since it’s a fantasy story with magical creatures, but even so-evolving in a certain way isn’t malice.
i know i'm very late to this but don't listen to people, you would ABSOLUTELY LOVE Demon Slayer, people who say it's mid are tripping 😅 it's not just action action action, it has emotions and also comedy, friendship, family bonds, everything
I think demons INSTINCTIVELY don’t raise their young. In your discussion, you mentioned they were never “taught”. Demons are born without empathy, so their actions are ruled by logic and their own survival instincts. As you said, they are not necessarily evil/malicious, but I don’t believe demons could simply be taught empathy. They’ve been around for centuries along with the other races, and I find it difficult to believe that such attempts weren’t already made. In the end, demons view humans as prey, so basically the only choice is to leave them be or defend yourself.
I don't know who's saying they wouldn't enjoy demon slayer but are they fr? These two would definitely enjoy it, with tanjiro as a character and his love for his sister and all the demon's backstories. And how cute tanjiro and his interactions are
@@StickManVS oh i agree! There's other better shows that make better reactions and reviews from them but as an enjoyment they definitely would like it and have a good time
Demon Slayer has a lot of depth but you have to look for it. It can be enjoyed purely for the surface story, though. I’m not recommending it or anything, I’m just responding to your intro. You might like it, you might not. I’m gonna watch your Frieren reaction now, cos I know all three of us love that, and probably comment again after. I really love your Frieren reactions so much. I spontaneously smile when I see your thumbnail 😊
Para los del mundo del anime, parece que se cansaron del hecho de que demonios hayan sido humanizados capaces de tener empatia y sentimientos hacia los humanos, entonces el hecho de que en Frieren se traten a los demonios como monstruos que hacen simplemente son eso, monstruos sin concepto de maldad o de malicia. Todo este tema se trata mejor en uno de los mejores arcos del manga
in the mang they use a fish vs aquatic mamal imagery, look the same if u see them from afar but inside the squeleton is not similar not even made from the same type of bones and have different organes. one of the is a fish (human), the other is a mamal (monster) that evolved fishlike atribut to hunt them better
No, Qual wasn't one of the seven sages of destruction. But since his nickname was "elder sage of corruption" many people wrongly assume he was a part of that group; he wasn't tho, that's just his nickname, he wasn't one of the sages of destruction.
Lmfaooo A THUMBNAIL??? I've been looking at it confused knowing something is wrong and when i realized my mouth dropped DOES THIS MEAN MOVIE REACTIONS? MORE UPLOADS? COMMUNICATION WITH YT FAM? Ok i wont get ahead of myself this is too much i guess we'll take the baby steps😭
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We're living in the LM thumbnail era. What a time to be alive
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This was the very first video with a thumbnail they made and it came about about a month ago on Patreon.... It made my whole day😂
@@VillainessAO was soprano recorded later? i saw it in their channel and they have the new thumbnail
@@Thesmus yeah Frieren was recorded and had a thumbnail like this before they even had a poll for Sopranos
This is probably the most fascinating bit of world building in this series for me. Normally you’d expect the twist to be that Frieren needs to confront her prejudice and realize that demons can be reasoned with, but no. Demons aren’t some kind of variant humans, they are a perfect predator. Language is an adaptation to trick people just like animals develop camouflage. It’s a really cool subversion of a lot of morally grey series where the show is telling you “No this time the monsters are really just monsters.”
The way Flamme categorizes them, the only difference between demons and other monsters we see, such as the dragon Stark fought, is that they use speech as a tool to hunt rather than wings or claws. It’s not necessarily even a question of good or evil and more just nature.
And it's lost on so many dumb watchers that it birthed the idiotic "frierens racist" meme like you said these are not variant humans these are not people they are literally just clever animals they hunt with words
And they portray the intelligent animalistic nature so well; where I can't even look at the demons and say, "that's evil". They just, are. Refreshing to have something just be something in a fantasy universe
I love it as part of world building, its creative, refreshing and it really makes sense. Although, it does create a bit of weird message "dont trust this group, they might look like us and might seem human, but they're not, they're fundamentally evil". I'm not accusing the show of anything just point it out
@@bigorna4875 I can see how that might read weird. However, I personally don’t think it’s too much of an issue. Demons are a fantasy race that can’t really be mapped too cleanly onto any real-world group, so I don’t think the series is in too much danger of giving off the wrong message. I kind of see it as the series creating a what-if scenario where it puts humans (and elves in this case) down a spot in the food chain by adding a species that specifically hunts them, with demons portrayed as something fundamentally different.
That said, it would be interesting if the series decided to focus on how demons existing might cause the people in this world to trust other people less (I haven’t read the manga that’s just speculation on a cool thing that might happen, please nobody post spoilers if something like that actually happens).
Yeah. Funnily enough, the "they're not that evil" trope got so common that nowadays if you wanna subvert anything you actually have to do it the old way: "they're just purely evil and thats it".
I love how Frieren did that, its perfect.
A THUMBNAIL??
Once they figured out how to make clickbait titles they'll be unstoppable.
They r evolving
Lmaooo@@mozesimanjuntak4155
I know!? They are growing 😅
After 7 years of reacting💀
Lola: Do you think he was lying?* Lugner: Father? Who? 😂
Who would have thought the guy named Liar wouldn’t be honest?
@@jacobd1984 Being able to understand German is like having someone whisper spoilers in your ear every time you watch Frieren.
I don't speak German, but I've known the band Tanzwut since childhood, they have a song called Lugner, and I translated it long time ago.
An entire species of deceptive sociopaths is a terrifying concept.
But sociopaths really exist among us 😅
@@KatyaLishchwell no one said they didn't
@@KatyaLishch Well in general they "hunt" at the grocery store so it's also less of a threat
Except they are not really sociopaths. To demons, deceiving and killing humans is instinctive
Welcome to humanity
An era of Thumbnails has began, Lola and Milena are gearing up for change just like Frieren😂
It never fails. Every single reaction I see is, "Maybe the demons aren't so bad," or something like that. We've become so used to it, it's become so common for us to humanize our monsters and make them less monstrous, that it's practically revolutionary *not* to do so. It surprises and shocks us, now, for the monsters to just be monsters.
I also love how they make the demons' most deadly weapon the power to speak like humans. We know physical weapons can cause mass destruction, and great spells can do the same, but mere words alone are no less potent. Say the right combination of words, make the exact right sequence of sounds with one's mouth, and one can wipe out a city as surely as dropping a nuke on it. That, too, is magic.
Getting a half-demon, half-human would be like getting a half-human, half-dog. They're completely different species. Hell, dogs are closer to humans than monsters are in this world. Monsters (which demons are) aren't even made of the same thing.
I always like to mention, if we as an audience didn't trust Frieren or have scenes of the demons scheming, all of us would probably fall for their manipulation. Even Lola had doubts for a moment.
I was so freaking hyped when Frieren basically said to an overconfident Draht: "I'm stronger than your boss's boss."
SAME AS ME RIGHT NOWW!!!😂😂😂😂
I always look forward to Fridays to see your reactions to this show. It is my way to heal from the week's tribulations.
Thank you for making Frieren Fridays a thing. I think that Humanity as a whole needs that.
I want to answer all your questions but, as you have both said many times, the pacing of the show is so good. That applies not only to each episode but to the series as a whole, I think. Questions are raised but answers are given when they will have the most impact... on the story... on you. All things come to she who waits. Patience is encouraged in the viewer and rewarded. The only sad thing about it is that the reward is not a shoulder massage from Stark and a feeding from Fern, but it's still worth waiting for. It's a fascinating world and I'm really, really loving your reactions to it. You are so interesting.
btw... does your T-shirt really say, "I'm so hot even life gets hard"? That's quite a statement! You need some self-confidence to wear that. I love it 😂 I don't usually comment on reactors' attire because it can be taken so many wrong ways but your top just made me laugh in such a good way. I want one but I'm not sure I'd have the courage to wear it in public 😅
Updated list of German words:
*Aura* = aura
*Draht* = wire
*Eisen* = iron
*Eng* Road = tight, narrow
*Ewig* the sage = eternal, forever
*Fern* = far away, distant
*Flamme* = flame
*Frieren* = to freeze, to feel cold
*Heiter* = cheerful, merry
*Himmel* = heaven (can refer to the sky and heaven in a religious sense)
*Linie* = line
*Lügner* = liar
*Stark* = strong
*Qual* = agony, torture
If you can understand German, characters like Lord Lügner make Frieren absolutely hilarious at times. Who would've thought a character named Lord Liar turned out to be a liar 😄
you can add Granat, it's short for Granatapfel = pomegranate which seems intentional, given the color of the Granat familiy crest and them guarding the tree the barrier was cast upon
but in live, would be sad when parents named you Love but you can't find love love in your life
Ende = End is missing
@@herrjemeneh368 I added Ende at a certain point because someone else told me I missed it. It should show up in my list at one point
@@fabrice119 Granat's names always confused me but that would make sense.
It was Frieren Fridays because that was its air date in the US. The migratory Frieren Reaction community likes Frieren Fridays 😊
Frieren Friday carried over from when the show originally aired on Fridays, on streaming sites. We also had MaoMao Saturdays and later DunMeshi Thursday!
Himmel is German for “heaven” so Frieren basically tells Stark that their quest is going to Himmel.
And I love seeing every time the shot is just Frieren against the sky. A lot of times it's when they're talking about Himmel or she's reciting/reflecting on something he's connected with.
yes, the demons! they gonna love the second season if it's adapted properly
The Elves don't have children often. However, when they do, they do raise them and take care of them. One clue to this is in Episode 4. While Fern is trying to wake her, Frieren called her Mom when still out of it.
even in a future flashback we can see some of frieren childhood and her village.
"Maybe this is going to be a Frieren episode without crying"
Haha, that doesn't exist. Every episode has its cute little message that will make your eyes wet.
Regarding the matter of demons using speech. Think of it like how humans do bird sounds to communicate when hunting. Or how we "meow" at a cat. We do not know what these sounds mean but only thet it works on animals. Same thing with demons and humans, only super complex.
If someone has an umlaut in their name then there's a 99% chance they're the embodiment of evil.
Jägerists in shambles
As an improv actor I appreciate Lugner improvisation on the spot. Very good observational skills he has.
I love how these two piece it all together or come up with potentially viable theories and philosophies. It's a great story for theorycrafting.
No Spoilers!
Having read the manga I guess that talking with demons is the equivalent to talk with hypothethical parrot that is human-like but talking to him is meanningless since they dont have the same intrinsic values that we have, he may tag along someone but the same way some animals only have certain attachment if he is not beneffited he will go away, the same way that we dont call spiders or scorpions evil because they are inherently another species but to us certain behaviour will be called evil
I like to compare it to insects that have evolved to look like ants or give off the same chemical signals as ants so that they can infiltrate ant colonies and take advantage of them. As far as the ants can tell, those insects are just other ants. But they are not ants, will never be ants, and don't think like ants. They are fundamentally completely different creatures.
Just a general question to you as a manga reader: Do you know how much the Anime adapted from the Manga (half, one third)?
@@martinloss4171 There are 133 chapters at the moment and they already adapted 60 chapters, so that's still almost half of the manga they used for the anime.
@@iyari219 thanks
demon - monster capable of speech, doesnt matter if it looks like human or not
I cant wait to hear more of your thoughts and reactions. Great job this episode
Demons are powerful predators who instinctively want to destroy humans. It's arrogant to think they could be educated morality or empathy of humans, because that's not who they are, nor what they care about.
8:27 There was a swing: given it was Frieren flashing back, it suggests a burnt Elven home that had at least one child, contributing to the increasing rate of extinction.
Since you were asking, this arc goes through episode 10. Episode 8 is my favorite, I love how Frieren is a badass. My girlfriend loves episode 10, she thinks it is epic.
You just know it's gonna be a great episode when Milena calls Frieren "reedickolus". 😂
I think demons are like mosquitos. They have no benefit at all towards humanity and, for us, it would be absolutely great if they were completely eradicated off of the face of the planet. But they aren't inherently evil creatures. They just do what they need to do for their survival.
LMAOOO not a thumbnail!? What channel am I even watching?? 😁
Frieren Fridays have entered the Thumbnail Era!
AThumbnail? Is this a dream?
Yeah I was shocked, Sopranos has one aswell 😵
I like the direction this story took with the "evil race" trope. Frieren makes it pretty clear that they're ultimately just predators of humans---their intelligence has increased over time, but their instincts haven't really fundamentally changed, at least not to the same degree. It's an unsettling idea, at least for me, because it seems wrong somehow that something smart enough to converse with us just wouldn't even begin to grasp our moral ideas, and wouldn't see equal intelligence as worthy of any respect.
4:10 Yeah no one expected Frieren to be the Anime of the year favorite this year also
Manga readers did expect it.
So in this series they sometimes make the distinction between monsters (mamono) and demons (mazoku), and up until this episode there are a lot of people who don't seem to focus much on the fact that there is a divide or where the line is drawn. It doesn't help that the monster who attacked the florist's village in ep 2 has a similar silhouette to the bigshot demon Qual from ep 3, and that there used to be an old subtitle error that said Stark's village was attacked by monsters instead of demons. In this episode Frieren drops the bomb that demons are monsters who have evolved to effectively prey on humans tendencies as social animals, and while it's a little silly that Lügner sits and twirls his proverbial evil mustache in the guest room after Frieren declares all demons evil (harmful), it's a nice and effective wakeup slap for us viewers who have been taught to look for the good in people (or, you know, have been conditioned by all the stories that want to portray the misunderstood monsters' plights).
It's been fun catching up on the reactions and discussions, btw. I haven't been back here since I stopped watching Vikings around s4 all those years ago so it's nice to see old channels stick around!
"This might be a calm episode"
Oh boy...
About demon slayer, The plot itself does not have a lot of depth, It's a simple shonen anime but the characters themselves are relatively deep. You get backstories on even the demons they fight and the reason they turned out the way they did. It's the same for morally gray Demon Slayers. And Idk I usually hate simple plot shows but for some reason Demon Slayer just works. The power system is pretty interesting and the visuals are beautiful. Honestly I don't really cry a lot but the only two shows that ever made me cry were Frieren and Demon Slayer. Both shows got hate for the same reason being that the plot is too simple but the characters are what really matter in a show in my opinion because an interesting plot doesn't make up for lackluster characters.
I’d recommend
『Oshi no Ko』
『Demon Slayer : Kimetsu no Yaiba』
『A Place Further than the Universe』
『Nadia, The Secret of Blue Water』
『Kaguya-sama: Love is War』
『Your Name』
『KiKi’s Delivery Service』
『Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind』
『 Violet Evergarden Eternity And The Auto Memory Doll』
Lola's shirt is so eastern-european-core. As a fellow European I feel like I see that every time I walk down a populated street.
Demons are monsters that can talk and look human. I think not all humans look exactly human like Lügner and co (take for instance the demon mage that invented Zoltrak, forgot his name. He's completely capable of human speech but does not look human)
Demons and dragons are monsters, amongst other types of monsters.
Day number 2 of asking for an FLCL watch through. this is almost caught up with what I’ve seen of Frieren, I enjoy your emotional input as a guy that also cries every other episode.
you can listen how frieren bite in a spoon, so well done is the anime.
How many effort? yes. Also the "no" from himmel feels rly regretful.
"Not all demons are gonna be mean, right?" If you belong to a race that is not at the top of the food chain, I wouldn't say that xD
My interpretation of demons is that we really want to believe that they have redemption within them, but we are just asking the wrong question.
When a lion eats a baby zebra, is the lion being cruel? No, it is not. It is the cycle of life.
Demons are just creatures whose hunting techniques include "blending" with us, but for that demon who ate the girl, there is nothing wrong or immoral about it. She was hungry and she feasted. Just like us humans think that cows and pigs are adorable and we still eat calves and piglets, which are basically suckling babies.
You go to a farm, the family loves this animal, and the next thing you know the animal is dinner.
I don't think that demons are evil, because I do not think that we can attribute human morals to other creatures, especially not just because they "look like us".
Demons are wild animals, and like all wild animals, they may play you for a bit and it is all fun and giggles, and then they eat your face for no reason other than they can.
I find it a refreshing view of demons. Instead of being evil creatures, they are just "psychopathic" wild animals. In some shows, demons do the most evil and cruel thing because that is what demons do. Here, they are not doing evil per se, it so happens that us humans would consider many of their actions evil, but for them they are just opening the gates of the farm that they consider rightfully theirs.
I appreciate this thumbnail so much I love it
5 mins of back stories for some of the characters in later episodes made me cry like a little girl. 😆
I don't know who is responsible for the new thumbnails, but good job!
Therapist: Johan Liebert with horns doesn't exist... it can't hurt you
Johan Liebert with horns:
“There are plenty of monsters in the real world too…”
The inability to comprehend the demon not comprehending is exactly the same level of incomprehension that you're trying to comprehend. I hope that's useful.
"Stronger than me?" - Stronger than your boss' boss :D
16:47 As you've probably figured out by now, basically all the names in this show are German, and the meaning of the words are relevant to the character.
The character's name is Lügner, which is German for "liar".
I'm really surprised your community doesn't think you'd enjoy Demon Slayer. I think you'd enjoy the characters in it very much.
I think they would as well, but there is a weird backlash against the show. I honestly think it was a victim of getting to be too popular so then the anime snobs and contrarian had to find reasons to attack it.
@@CysaDaMercno its just a very average show with good animation and music. Thats it. I dont think its wrongly attacked, people genuinely think it doesnt deserve its hype. If it was an average fanbase anime that was not put in same lists as other big names, then no one would care and ppl would leave it alone.
@@Exter98 Thanks for the perfect example of what I'm talking about. You call it very average but in the same sentence admit that it has good animation and music. All of the attacks against the show I've seen are the people just complaining that it's some how "mid" while simultaneously admitting it has qualities that make it extraordinary. I vehemently disagree with you and put to you that the good animation and music are what make it a great show. My only complaint against it is that its too short and has too many cliffhangers.
@@CysaDaMerc He was saying that the story is average, the animation is good, not difficult to understand.
@@CysaDaMerc yea no sorry. That alone isn't enough to make a show good. It's animation and soundtrack are GOOD, not REVOLUTIONARY. So its not good enough make up for all the other lacking or bad parts of the show. Which makes it an overall average asf show.
There's actual anime out there that are high quality in all those aspects, that's why they stand at top. Frieren itself being a perfect example.
Also me personally will even take an anime with bad animation but good writing always over the good animation with bad writing. But that's just personal preference I guess?
Half-elves are a very common thing in fantasy universes. So I'd say it's possible we'll meet one in the future.
The only problem with Friday Frieren is that it is so short :( The episodes always go by flying.
FINALLLYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY, I love those episodes and the action, can't wait to see your reaction to the others. Lots of love from a brazilian fan'! and great thumbnail btw, great job
23:35 Qual was, in fact, a demon.
That’s what Ging said!😂 2:26 What’s a father, right?
Ging lives in your heart ❤
Great reaction (and thumbnail?!?).
So I am going to label below SPOILERS but just as a precaution. I just wanted to talk about the series a bit more broadly, with some general speculation around Frieren and how it can be subversive, but also about the context the show establishes. I am mindful that I have watched all of the first anime season, but, technically only details up until now will be used. Either way though SPOILERS BELOW.
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SPOILERS. Like many others, I think how this show does Demons is really interesting and good. A lot of shows, with fantasy species, often don't actually have too many differences, and such fantasy races often just seem like humans. Which isn't always a bad thing, but their behaviour, attitudes, thought processes, emotions and so on... Like even the evil or destructive races can just seem like angry malicious humans. Which can also mean a lot of them, can get subversive with that, and we get series and shows with the "evil race", but actually there are some "good ones", and you shouldn't generalise a "race" that way, and or that, there is a chance that some can use will power to be good, or that with empathetic and friendly treatment they will be different... The execution can vary. I personally can like a lot of those shows, especially the more human like they are... since thats accurate to reality, as far as environmental factors...
That being said, Frieren is a really kind and good natured show... Like wholesome, sweet, it talks about how fear is okay, and even normal, and can be a strength... It highlights and extols the virtues of patience, and small acts of help and generosity, and selflessness. So I get the sense, that by trying to really emphasis Frierens skepticism, bluntness around demons? Its probably a pretty significant sign that the show, is trying to tell us, these aren't just misunderstood monsters. Its like how their are some fish that have physiology, so they lure in and attract other fish, just so they can eeat them. There isn't really morality involved there, the lure/light they have... Its not a tool of neutral interaction, they aren't trying to lure other fishes, so maybe they can be friends, or communicate, its really just there for a predator and prey dynamic.
Like I think if the wholesome, sweet elf show about friendship and taking things slow so you can enjoy moments and appreciate life more... are trying to sell the demons, as only really using language to try, and deceive... Thats significant. I think the mention of sociopathy (and psychopathy can be referenced as well), is a good one, for a few reasons. I personally think too many have a too simple and warped idea of people with that condition (and I am myself using outdated terminology). To oversimplify things that are very complicated though, I also get it. Like why there is a stigma. In modern times, ideally... you have people who have support and safety nets, any individuals who may have behavioural issues, disorders, tendencies, that might make them seem like sociopaths or psychopaths to others... In ideal modern times, its not actually too massive an issue. Like there things that parents, families, neighbourhood, communities, medial and mental health professionals can do, so that such individuals lead relatively normal and functional lives and contribute fairly. However, say 500 years ago, when our collective understanding of mental health was inferior, we didn't necessarily have good societal safety nets... well different situation and story. Now introduce the power dynamic where such individuals are basically giant cats with no empathy, and only view things in transactions and predator and prey dynamics... I can see why Frieren has a very simple and unforgiving attitude. The show even having Himmel actually regret his action... its unusual for them to frame him that way... I personally get the impression. that the show is trying to tell us, demons aren't some misunderstood creature we can feel bad for, and wonder if they can be good, I don't even think they are trying to say these are like animals who just don't think like us, and may prey on us, since animals (wild animals)... well even their behaviour is more nuanced... I think the show is suggesting that these are like sociopathic tricksters who only view others as prey, and themselves as predators, and nothing in that setting could really exist to allow for any sort of neutral or friendly exchanges, because of the power and knowledge differences.
Which I think is excellent writing and world building, and relatively rare and fresh, especially in the context of the show overall. Monsters and demons have more depth this way, because many peoples first instinct will be to think of possibilities (and to be fair, maybe in the Manga, they eventually reveal a friendly demon), but to my impression, thats not the vibe I am getting. Rather these are adversaries that are deep and interesting because they are so different and alien and lacking in empathy and empathy potential. I also say all this, as the sort of person that would probably end up dead, because I would have been like the villager in this episode who tried to raise the "poor demon child" who in my eyes, just needs shelter and food and a chance, (well granted, I also would try to actually learn more about demon nature and have some healthy skepticism too, but yeah).
Anyway its the sort of small thing I think Frieren as a show does extremely well. Demons are not just reskinned humans, they have a well considered and different evolutionary tract (another way to think about it, is to look at that demon from a few episodes back who shows you illusions of your loved ones to trick you... Its deceitful. You can try and be nice and understanding to it, but its literally an illusion. Quite a cruel one too, hence the effectiveness.
This episode and the ones following are important for setting down the nature of demons in the world of Frieren. In fantasy manga/anime, there is a wide range of how demons are portrayed and used. Some basically have demons just be a term for non-human races that sometimes even included elves!!
But here, demons are a type of monster who can speak. But they speak to deceive. They are predators. And WE are their prey. So having emotions like us or even empathy would make it hard for them to prey on us. They do NOT understand basic concepts like family, as you see here. Or love, mercy, etc.
Notice that Lord Lugner AGREED with what Frieren said about demons. So its not that Frieren believes something untrue.
Sadly, there are too many people who refuse to accept the concept of evil races in fantasy, like orcs, trolls, and goblins in Lord of the Rings, and instead claim that these races are somehow standing for blacks or other "marginalized races" No they aren't.
The next couple of episodes will be INTENSE!!!
Them boys got thumbnails now I thought it was a fluke😂🔥
Manga spoiler . We actually have a demon who is fascinated with humans and goes to live among them hoping to develop empathy and human emotions . He spends decades doing this and … nothing . Despite his best efforts he is biologically impossible to develop such feelings
It's like animal hunters, who imitate animal sounds to hunt them like birds, deer, etc.
I wish there was an intro on your channel, you are great at that
Still find it bizarre that there undoing thumbnails now
I like it!
Also
Day 66 of asking LM reacts to see gurren lagann
I only noticed the thumbnail after seeing people talking in the comments 😂
You know, regarding the thumbnail, Himmel the hero would do the same
I don't understand the desperate need to search for any justification for the demons in this series. We get introduced to them with one of them eating a child and then killing a father to gift his daughter to other parents while burning a house down. What does this monster need to do to be called evil? Kill the whole town? Attack a protagonist? There is no "two sides" to this story lol
Yeah sadly they do that too often in series for whatever reason its getting kinda annoying
Demons are animals that are higher in food chain than humans. Simple as. They arent "evil" either thats were you go wrong. Wolf isint "evil" for working as pack and running legs under the elk to eat it.
Chill out
Yeah i thought the same, evil is evil.
Funny enough, by taking the more classical approach, it feels like it's deconstructing the current trend of humans always being the evil ones and demon-like monsters being misunderstood victims.
The demons in this story remind me of the vampires in the _Blindsight_ books.
Now I think they should react to Berserk 1997.... that would be awesome xD
Himmel: "I can't just kill her. She's a child."
Frieren: "Shit, I'll do it. Hell, I'd have done it already, but I thought you wanted to do it."
Demons aren't another race of humanity like Elves and Dwarves are. They are monsters, like the dragon, that have evolved to look and talk like humans to make hunting their preferred prey easier. They use their appearance and ability to talk in the same way that the Einsam monster used illusions of Heiter and Himmel to try and eat Fern and Frieren.
When you try to help your bro out with his K/D ratio and he fucks it up.
Its interesting because Frerien doesn't really make them out to be Evil in her explanations. Evil can be negotiated with. She presents them as monsters that eat humans for food and adapted to speak to better do that. I wouldn't view a pack of wolves that live by a village and ate a human as Evil. I'd still think the village should hunt wolves. If the wolves could speak, it wouldn't change that conclusion.
Comparing Demons in this series to wild animals is just false, because it's explicitly stated that they don't need to eat humans for sustanance. They kill because they want to, if that's not evil I don't know what is lol
@FeastForThought Does it say that? When? I don't recall it, and there's a video essay series analyzing it as Person Vs Nature.
Also I'm not sure that changes much either. Wolves can eat things other than humans, won't stop them. Humans can also eat things other than meat yet we do. I'm not sure that they can eat other things is a convincing argument.
I believe you are conflating the ability to speak with the ability to experience and understand morality. It's what Graf is doing, and Freiern, correctly so, points out that is misguided and dangerously so.
@@ryanlarkin9783 "It's not as though they have to eat humans to survive, right?" is the quote from 13:55 this episode. Wouldn't be the first time some essay is wrong.
Like I said comparing them to wild animals is strictly false because wolfs or bears or whatever didn't evolve to speak with the sole goal to deceive humans either to kill them or level a whole town. This kind of malice has nothing to do with any kind of encounter with an animal. So it changes everything.
@FeastForThought The counterpoint that they evolved to kill humans is indicative of morality isn't very persuasive due to evolution not being a choice but a reaction to environmental preasure. Ie humans hunt monsters, monsters with ability to speak survive more.
The counterpoint about leveling a town is much more persuasive. I would point out, though, that the Demons are originally solitary but banded together only to fight humans. Leveling settlements to prevent humans from banding together would be a logical result of that overall development. But that's just a possibility. While I still believe that Demons are much more like animals (in fact, Freieren herself points that out) I can see your view.
@@FeastForThought Why does Frieren compare them to wild animals then?
The story is probably using “evolution” more loosely since it’s a fantasy story with magical creatures, but even so-evolving in a certain way isn’t malice.
Lola's shirt is hilarious 😂
And true
Thank you for sharing 😊
Demon Slayer definitely deserves a shot. Don't go for what people say, the anime is pretty well made, and I'm sure both of you will like it.
THUMBNAIL?! :O
Must be a dream. *goes back to sleep*
Try "Oshi No Ko" next please =)
i know i'm very late to this but don't listen to people, you would ABSOLUTELY LOVE Demon Slayer, people who say it's mid are tripping 😅 it's not just action action action, it has emotions and also comedy, friendship, family bonds, everything
I love your new style of thumbnails
Ging getting strays as usual
I think demons INSTINCTIVELY don’t raise their young. In your discussion, you mentioned they were never “taught”. Demons are born without empathy, so their actions are ruled by logic and their own survival instincts. As you said, they are not necessarily evil/malicious, but I don’t believe demons could simply be taught empathy. They’ve been around for centuries along with the other races, and I find it difficult to believe that such attempts weren’t already made. In the end, demons view humans as prey, so basically the only choice is to leave them be or defend yourself.
I don't know who's saying they wouldn't enjoy demon slayer but are they fr? These two would definitely enjoy it, with tanjiro as a character and his love for his sister and all the demon's backstories. And how cute tanjiro and his interactions are
Yeah I honestly had the same thought
Less about whether they would enjoy, more that there is just better shows to react to instead.
@@StickManVS oh i agree! There's other better shows that make better reactions and reviews from them but as an enjoyment they definitely would like it and have a good time
I mean it's possible to "enjoy" subpar shows but if you've got access to something you'll love, why watch something that is just enjoyable?
@@qckngdcksI’m sorry but what? When did Zenitsu try to assault Nezuko 😂
Demon Slayer has a lot of depth but you have to look for it. It can be enjoyed purely for the surface story, though. I’m not recommending it or anything, I’m just responding to your intro. You might like it, you might not.
I’m gonna watch your Frieren reaction now, cos I know all three of us love that, and probably comment again after. I really love your Frieren reactions so much. I spontaneously smile when I see your thumbnail 😊
Para los del mundo del anime, parece que se cansaron del hecho de que demonios hayan sido humanizados capaces de tener empatia y sentimientos hacia los humanos, entonces el hecho de que en Frieren se traten a los demonios como monstruos que hacen simplemente son eso, monstruos sin concepto de maldad o de malicia.
Todo este tema se trata mejor en uno de los mejores arcos del manga
I hope they watch Your name😢
Do you think he is lying? His name being literally "Liar" lmao. Understanding german is hardcore in this show
Acho muito engraçado que elas começam o episódio falando muito, aí do meio pro final é puro silêncio 😂😂 elas são pescadas pelo show
Ladies - have you watched “Generation War”? German mini-series about WW2 and the battles in Russia. Pretty intense.
Demons aren't evil, but they are inherently incompatible with humanity.
In Frieren there are no good demons. It's funny how many people like to relativize evil.
in the mang they use a fish vs aquatic mamal imagery, look the same if u see them from afar but inside the squeleton is not similar not even made from the same type of bones and have different organes.
one of the is a fish (human), the other is a mamal (monster) that evolved fishlike atribut to hunt them better
Aura is like Qual (The DEMON sealed, fought by Fern and Frieren), one of the Demon KIng's seven sages of destruction, basically his main lieutenants.
Qual wasn't one of the seven sages.
No, Qual wasn't one of the seven sages of destruction. But since his nickname was "elder sage of corruption" many people wrongly assume he was a part of that group; he wasn't tho, that's just his nickname, he wasn't one of the sages of destruction.
I love your shirt Lola 🤣🤣
they finally learned canva
We got LM thumbnail before GTA 6.
Sir a second thumbnail has hit the chanel
Lmfaooo A THUMBNAIL??? I've been looking at it confused knowing something is wrong and when i realized my mouth dropped
DOES THIS MEAN
MOVIE REACTIONS?
MORE UPLOADS?
COMMUNICATION WITH YT FAM?
Ok i wont get ahead of myself this is too much i guess we'll take the baby steps😭
Rings of Power season 2 is out now. Y'all need to watch it 😁ASAP
Don't look for moral ambiguity where there is none.