Frieren Vs Aura TIPPING THE SCALE ⚖️ | Sousou No Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End Ep 9-10 REACTION!
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Hey Guys, I know I made a mistake in this video, when I filmed it I had forgotten/it skipped my mind that in EP4 her age was briefly mentioned, but thank you for correcting me, appreciate everyone’s feedback. ❤
Haha yeah don’t trip, there’s a lot of subtle things in this anime that people will try to point out, but I’m sure they were just as surprised when the episode first aired, people just love the show so much that they want you to not miss any detail which is ok/fine because we all love us some Frieren, but it’s also annoying that people do that but oh well can’t keep everyone happy 😂🙌🏾❤️
@@matthewholmes6948yeah I imagine it's really nervewracking for reaction channels trying to catch every detail to appease the fanatics lol
‼️‼️SOUSOU NO FRIEREN‼️‼️
.NO beyond journey end 🤮👎.
No one cares, this was the episode she proclaimed it loud.
@@Timmycoo I had few people bring it up to me, which is why I wanted to bring this up. 🙂↕️
I love how it goes from Frieren saying 'kill yourself', us watching Aura do just that, then cuts to the ending with the first line being, "Are you alright?'
Ruthless 😂
The next line is awesome too - "Can you hear me?"
@@AliAnimus😢‼️Everyone locates the series faster with their original names‼️ I don't know why they have the bad habit of translating everything, seriously what is the need to do that 😒
@@AliAnimuscringe 🤮
"You good?" 😂
I love how many subtle touches there are to the Aura fight. There's the fact that Aura actually did check for mana suppression, because with a spell like this, of course she's paranoid about trickery. But Frieren's been doing it so long that even when checking for it, Aura didn't notice. There's the fact that even Aura's scales are fooled by Frieren hiding her mana. Aura is aware of the possibility of suppression, but she didn't design the spell to account for it, because in her eyes, who would be dumb enough to suppress their mana against this spell? There's the fact that before Frieren's side of the scales drops like a stone, the scales freeze in the middle, perfectly balanced, while Frieren explains how Aura lost. Why stop there? Because Frieren is playing with the scales like a fidget spinner before releasing her full mana. I mean, when is she going to get a chance to play with these scales again? Never, she just killed the only person in the world who knows this spell.
Then there's that 1000-year montage. There's something incredibly clever the animators did here. The thousand years between Flamme and Himmel take about 50 seconds of screen time. And then the heroes' 10-year journey to defeat the demon king flashes by in 0.5 seconds. Exactly one hundredth. We're literally seeing what those 10 years, that one hundredth, felt like to Frieren compared to her millennium of solitude.
this epsiode was basically a 20 minute explanation of how Aura was about to get fucking COOKED.
THIS is how you do a flashback.
No but literally love how cocky she was, and frieren is just like “oh..word? Bet. “ 💀
Episode 10 also gave you the answer to why Frieren is almost pathological about not name dropping. She'd spent a millennia being obscure per Flamme's instruction, that type of habit isn't going to disappear after 80 years.
Yeah not only would she prefer being incognito when she travels, but as long as demons exist she doesn't want them knowing what she can do.
When Frieren says, "Aura, kill yourself. " And then walks away, has to be one of the most cold lines ever.
I love that entire scene so much, the switch to the flashback, the music, and the voice acting was perfection. Not to mention the detail on the animation, when Aura moves the sword up to her neck, some of her hair is cut off and falls to the ground.
It is just one of those scenes I would want to have my memory erased of so I can watch it for the first time again.
Also notice Flamme erased those demons with no staff or other apparent casting aid. That scene really shows how strong Flamme was.
That was actually my fav part and how Frieren broke out of jail while using no assistance. No one comments on these things! lol. I realize it's kind of a placeholder to amplify it for Fern (From Heiter) but still. Makes them look badass without it.
It's interesting, we haven't actually had an explanation for what the purpose of a staff or wand is. We know it helps with spellcasting somehow, but we don't know how. (I have some guesses, but it's based on info from later episodes, so I won't say here.)
Flamme just vaporized three high rank demons and the whole hill where they were standing. Call it a mass disintegration spell
@@DarwinAwardWinner SPOILER
It's possible that some spells are dangerous to use without a staff. There is a scene later in the manga where Denken uses Zoltraak with his hand, and afterward his hand looks burned, presumably from using it that way (though it is not commented on so we can't be sure). Some spells may also simply require a staff, at least if the user isn't skilled enough (Ubel seems unable to use her signature cutting magic if she is not holding her staff).
Using spells with the hand is cool. But using your stare to cast a spell is The Heigh Of Magic ™
It was great how each time it switched from the fight to the flashback and from the flashback to the fight you were upset they didn't continue. It really shows how well the content engaged you and how well they paced the switches to keep viewers on the edge of their seats.
I live fight scenes 🫣 thank you!
@@AliAnimus‼️Everyone locates the series faster with their original names‼️ I don't know why they have the bad habit of translating everything, seriously what is the need to do that 😒
A great detail in the Fern fight is that she doesn't use her left arm the entire fight, showing how significant the injury is.
She used it a little. During the most intense portion of her fight and when she offed Lugner, she was holding her staff with both hands. That being said, she was clearly favoring her left arm, keeping it in positions where she required a minimum of movement of the arm, with the upper arm never diverting from a hanging vertical. I once had a similar injury and I learned you could use my forearm if careful enough, so I can vouch this was perfectly in line with reality.
I like that, during the fight between Fern and Lugner, we get Lugner's inner monologue not Fern's. This was the final boss for Lugner. For Fern, it was Tuesday.
"Are you alright?"
Aura: "..........."
29:58 - This is one of the coolest things the show does. At first you see the big montage of her hundreds of years of life passing by, an entire city being built while she's in the forest. Then you see in a second her journey with the party of heroes. Compared to her life so far, it was but a moment, a mere 10 years, but it was the most important moment of her life, it changed her forever.
I don't care how often I've seen it, but Frierens _shooter game voice chat_ line always gets me. ^^
And it's every time a joy to listen to Stark in the little church; his whole speech, full of confidence - just for that last bit. 😅
I've noticed a difference in Flamme and Himmel's appearance. Despite that Frieren spends 50 years having known the both of them, Himmel shrank and appeared much older, while Heiter stayed tall and appeared a bit distinguished. Flamme does look much older, but she grew old gracefully, as if aging like wine in terms of looks, despite the lines in her face.
Also, keep in mind one of the things Frieren said: "It becomes tiring after a while" And compare that to how long she sleeps into the day.
It's like working out or flexing a muscle. And she does that *constantly*
If you've ever seen Bleach, I would say compare it to Zaraki Kenpachi's first ever appearance and conflict with Ichigo, when Ichigo couldn't hurt him, he said 'Basically it's because the power I let off *unconsciously* from my skin is more than your finely honed, razor edge blade, and even If I tried with all my might to hold it in you still wouldn't be able to scratch me.'
Also, yeah, that line for how she killed her? Fuckin' *everyone* loves it. So damn cold. Ultimate disrespect. Basically like 'Yeah, I'm not gonna use my own magic to kill you. Do it yourself you fucking bitch.'
The last part so true!! the way Aura was savoring the moment when she thought she was about to end Frieren. While Frieren couldnt even be bothered to look at her as she k herself🤣
The OST at the end especially during the last the flashback before "KYS"
/chefskiss
And that is how Frieren got banned from Twitter.
Cancelled 😆
@@AliAnimus
‼️SOUSOU NO FRIEREN‼️
NO beyond journey end 🤮👎
Hehe, you were literally at the edge of your seat during the battles in episode 9. And it was funny how it seemed you were frustrated that they cut to a flashback just as Aura was about to use her Scales of Obedience… but when the flashbacks ended and went back to the current battle, you wanted to see more of the flashback, lol. It’s also interesting how these two episodes were epic in their own ways… the first full of amazing animation, drama, and action, and the second with almost no action, but it was gripping, full of drama, and I’m sure left many viewers shocked and speechless at the end. ^_^
frieren blends action and storytelling sow ell. thank you so much for reacting!
Frieren is at least 1000 years old. It was 1000 years ago that she met and became Flamme's apprentice. No mention is made of how old Frieren was when she first met Flamme. Old enough at least to be the strongest mage in her village, and powerful enough to take on a demon general 1v1 in a straight fight. So that plus 1000 years of training in suppressing and growing her mana.
Can’t wait till the next reaction!!!!!!!
These two episodes are the best of this anime series.
And look forward to the wonderful 14th episode.
Idunno. I certainly love these episodes, and yeah the fight scenes were certainly what it's all about, but my personal favs are 26-27. 9-10 were great, but they was checkers, while 26-27 jumped it up to full-on chess (with every pawn having reached the back row no less). Won't say more - not gonna spoil things for our lovely reactor.
@@scott644 Those episodes are great as well. I like Ms.Serie so much.
For me, what Frieren did to aura and how she did it, and why she did it, is the greatest moment on anime history.
like she was willing to fight aura but in the moment aura said the "welp himmel is not longer alive lol" frieren was like "oh Bi... thank you for that now i will have no compassion" and yet she was not deserved of getting her hands dirty, and went all "nah Bi... KYS, you mean so little to me im not gonna waste memory space on my mind with the sight of your dead *walks away* .
Lügner is pronounced with a vowel sound that doesn't exist in English. To get the gist of it, start with a long 'u' sound (or 'oo'), then move towards a long 'e' sound. In between the two is what 'ü' sounds like. So kind of like "loog-nair", but tilt that long 'u' sound towards a long 'e'.
In German, it means "liar". Basically all the names - both characters and places - in this show are German words, and they have meaning.
Frieren - freezing (cold personality)
Fern - distant (stand-off personality)
Stark - strong
Himmel - Heaven or the heavens (the sky)
Heiter - bright (cheerful, pleasant)
Eisen - iron
Some of them are a bit less obvious, or even obscure, but most of those are characters you haven't met yet as of this episode.
Frieren did grow powerful enough to defeat the DK, with help, and she wore Flamme's earrings for it so Flamme was symbolically with the Hero's party for the adventure.
The party of heroes were also very powerful
Yeah, all 4 of them were basically Frieren level of powerful in their own specialties.
this is the only show where i dont scream "JUST SHOOT!!!" at the screen for unnecessary exposition
33:31 Her being over a thousand years old was already known by that point. Flamme was the legendary first human mage who lived over 1000 years in the past, and she was her student.
Nice Reaction! :D
I get goosebumps every time she casually says "Kill Yourself"
In my opinion, it's one of the most brutal and "best" anime deaths so far
💯 I can’t agree anymore!
@@AliAnimus
‼️SOUSOU NO FRIEREN‼️
NO beyond journey end 🤮👎
@@Misaki_Mei504 cringe ass weaboo
I like how after Aura decapitates herself we get a POV shot of her head falling to the ground, implying she was alive long enough after cutting her own head off to see Frieren walking away and herself dying
The Plot around Himmel is just amazing, Himmel means Heaven in German and Frieren goes on a journey to find the Land where Souls Rest (aka Heaven) and when asked about her journey she repeatedly admits that shes unsure if Heaven even exists but shes traveling anyway to find Himmel again so she can tell him how she feels
There's a cat meowing between episodes 9 and 10. He must be hungry. I also have a cat. He came back from his fight with the other cats, ears stuffed, clawed paws and head, a broken tail. But like Stark, he got back up and fights on 😁
I thought I was going crazy hearing a cat while at work, but it was there LOL 😂
Hehehe 🤭 he wasn’t happy with the locked door and I couldn’t hear him through my headphones.
In episode four, the one where Frieren, Eisen and Fern look for the tree that protected Flamme's home, we find out that Frieren was an apprentice to Flamme who lived about a thousand years earlier. So we found out that Frieren was over a thousand years old back then.
Also, sure Frieren has been teaching Fern to suppress her magic, but Fern started out being good at that. When we first see Fern trying to blast a hole in the rock, she mentions that it was hard for Frieren to find her. That's because she can control her mana, which is usually the hardest thing for other new mages to learn. Fern has a natural talent for suppressing her mana.
10:34 "she has probably a solid 300 years of practice on you"
32:39 even you have been fooled 😂
fern injured her left chest and she was fighting with only right hand. that was so cool.
Let's think about Frieren's training on this. The first task Flamme gave Frieren was mana suppression, and Frieren commented on how it gets tiring after a while. In other words, just doing mana suppression counts as magic training. Now let's consider the more time one spends actively training, the greater their mana potential becomes. Then consider even the most dedicated practitioner would go around eight hours a day, so Frieren is effectively tripling the amount of training one could reasonably expect from a mage, giving her over 3000 years' worth of practical magic training with the resulting mana pool. Frieren's magical training was oriented from the start toward killing the demon king, and this is how - through ridiculously disproportionate quantities of training relative to how long she lived, causing her to out-power almost any other magical being. This also makes me think this is why the demon king ordered the genocide of the elves - he realized they had potential to get more powerful than him if they were allowed to survive, a situation that by his own culture's values he must never allow to occur.
Now the battle with Aura. Technically Aura did something similar - every puppet she created needed continuous mana to support it, so she was getting the 24/7 magic training like Frieren, but for only 500 years. This showcases just how much mana was being brought to bear in that final clash, however relatively peacefully the final blow was resolved (by weighing mana totals and granting control to the stronger).
I loved these four episodes of our team of baddies killing actual baddies! The animation of episode 9 and the (back)story of 10 were my personal highlights. Also it's likely Frieren currently gives off even less than one-tenth of her full mana, as that was only the first exercise Flamme gave her (when she was still little). Nowadays I reckon she can easily surpress it to the point that most magic users barely recognize her as a experienced mage - with a thousand year of practice she can practically boost or decrease it whenever and however much she wants.
What i rly like is that every person thinks along, guards are rly guards and you don't wanna mess with them, they all aren't just only side characters only for one reason, they all well grounded AND though out. You don't get the sense they are just there and that's it. i believe Himmel loved this view from frieren 01:23 xD it would be a cool thing when Frieren in Aureole finds Fern Parents or the Son of the Count too and they thanked her, or a few of the soldiers. When "Zoltraak" AND "Fear brought be this far" are played in one Episode, its just nuts!
Episode 10 is one of the best episodes I’ve ever seen in any anime . Also, fun fact, Frieren knew that auras scales could be resisted with strong will, so she intentionally let aura feel in control only to smash her superiority complex with her mana. Fun fact #2, no one in the manga or anime has ever said that the mana Frieren released was her “full” mana. She may have just released enough to completely break auras spirits. The “reduce down to 10%” line has not been confirmed as true in Frierens current state , and she has shown the ability to reduce her mana to essentially zero if she wants to. TLDR, Frieren is fucking HER, and we still don’t know how strong she actually is , even in the manga .
The animation during the Fern vs Lugner fight popped OFF.
On the way up Ali
My favorite part of this episode are the two sets of parallels.
Fieren/Himmel:
In her first encounter with Flamme, Fieren points out that Flamme is a powerful mage. When asked why she says that, Fieren's answer is,
English Sub: "Just a feeling."
Japanese: なんと なく / Nan to naku / Somehow or other.
Afteward, when meeting Himmel and he remarks that Fieren is a powerful mage, Fieren asks him why he says that. His answer?
English Sub: "Just a feeling."
Japanese: なんと なく だ / Nan to naku da. / Somehow or other.
Fieren and Fern:
Initially, when Fieren is asked if she likes magic, she confirms she does. After training with Flamme, when asked the same question, Fieren responds,
English Sub: "Somewhat."
Japanese: "ほど ほど こ の" / Hodo hodo ko no. / Moderately.
At the end of episode one, Fieren asks Fern if she likes magic. Fern answers,
English Sub: "Somewhat."
Japanese: ほど ほど で ございます / Hodo hodo de gozaimasu / In moderation.
Fieren smiles and remarks that she's the same way.
After that, Fieren begins to take more interest in Fern.
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In both cases Fieren's past with the two most important people in her life, Flamme and Himmel, greatly influence her future: encouraging her to join Himmel's party, and encouraging her to train Fern.
I haven’t seen anyone mention this but if frieren was still suppressing her mana to 1/10 at the time meeting with heiter, then he would have half of frieren full mana, that’s insane for a human
Remember in episode two when Frieren first met Fern, there was this thing about how both she and Heiter had trouble finding her when she was out by herself. So I'm wondering if Fern maybe has a natural ability to suppress her mana or something
It was all part of Heiter's plan to get Frieren to take Fern in.
@@zaqmackraken673 Ohh, so you're thinking Heiter taught Fern to do it? Good point
Probably a byproduct of being a war orphan and hiding from enemy mages and those that killed her family.
I think Heiter taught her yeah, at least the baseline. We know Heiter realised what Frieren was doing eventually and surely he understood the advantages. And since the basic method (concealing your mana for a short period for stealth) isn't particularly complicated, he would have the knowledge to give her the basics. And if Heiter taught Fern the basics, Frieren spend 8 years making sure she knew the rest.
By the way, they translated it as ‘“Frieren the Slayer” but it’s original title is “Sousou no Frieren (葬送のフリーレン)” and Sousou means sending deceased person to the grave but in this title’s case not only a deceased one but also a live one so it literally means “Frieren, the sender to your grave (or funeral). Intimidating, eh?
Both episodes, 9 and 10 are Masterpieces
flamme : "my parent taught this spell to me..." her parent wich mean serrie
Stark was fighting defensively the whole fight because of his fear and self doubt but once he got through that and he went on the offensive he one shot her.
Watching your reactions to episode 9 made me realize that a typical anime the protagonist would likely have swooped in to save the day, and that isn't how it happened here. People who aren't Frieren are allowed to win significant fights also.
The dub doesn't change the line. Frieren still says, "Aura, kill yourself."
Also, notice that it was said that those with strong wills can momentarily resist the scales. Aura could not at all. It shows that Aura has a weak will. Makes sense, given that she's a coward.
That's why Aura waited until after Himmel died to attack humanity again. She didn't want to risk fighting Himmel.
Aura states that Frieren had around 100 years worth of magic (before frieren showed her true strength) the same amount she thought she had when she first met her. Heiter stated when he first saw frieren that she had around a 5th of his mana as she was still consealing it, this means Heiter has at least 500 years worth of power, which is hyper impressive for a human. During their first encounter, Frieren would have been seen as the weakest of her group, knowing this its no wonder Aura misjudged Frieren's strength.
Frieren: Aura, KYS.
Millet: 🎶 and you alright? 🎶
And high possibility that Frieren is way older (even hesitated to call her master at first) than Flamme but still she has a way larger mana pool.
Remember that Fern, by the time Frieren met her, was aleady hard to perceive manawise. She was born a natural at mana suppression.
I know Frieren vs. Aura overshadows this but I love Starks and Ferns fight against Linie and Lügner.
Stark is down there up against the wall against a seemingly stronger opponent. He knows that but he keeps fighting defensively to buy Fern the time to finish her fight before he gets overwhelmed and Linie goes to help Lügner.
And in the end he even manages to win because he, like a true warrior, just can take more hits than Linie.
And Fern is just up there and demonstrating what an amazing mage she has become in the time she trained with Frieren. Her ability to fire her spells fast is even enough to outdo a probably much more powerful demon mage.
And the soundtrack to that fight is perfect!
You should also try reacting to "Ranking of Kings"
It's a cute moment when Heiter meets Frieren and says "She has 1/5 of my mana, not bad" because the dude is so UNAWARE, but it actually means Heiter has mana of a 500 year old mage
Lugner and Linie are some of my favor devils lol. I just find the way they actually engage with humans but also go after Stark and Fern first even though "they don't view them as a threat" lol.
And Lugner calling out Linie's name when she died showed they actually cared.
I love the menancing score as Aura moves closer and closer, only for an operatic version of Frieren's main theme to reveal itself. Frieren is the one knocks!
Frieren, is the greatest magical weapon ever crafted, by Flamme the Legendary Mage.
Frierin wearing flamme earings!!!
"And you alright..."
Frieren the Slayer? More like Frieren the Toxic Gamer.
I don't know why are you surprised about Frieren age. This was already mentioned multiple times that she was Flamme disciple, and Flamme lived 1000 years ago.
Frieren... the "Stone Cold" Slayer xD
The elf ears are so powerful
Hey @AliAnimus Where can I find the Bird toy your cat was playing with in the “The last two Brain Cells be like” Shorts video?
Hi there! It’s from Amazon, search up Potaroma Cat Toys.
@@AliAnimus Thank You appreciate the reply.
@@AliAnimus
‼️SOUSOU NO FRIEREN‼️
NO beyond journey end 🤮👎
there isnt a thought behind those eyes for real
Peak episodes
lmao when u think frieren only has 300 years of experience on fern :D
I amused that almost every name in this anime are german
Frieren wears her masters necklace and earrings. Just saying if you ever noticed
I did later on! 😊 but thank you. 💗
@@AliAnimus‼️Everyone locates the series faster with their original names‼️ I don't know why they have the bad habit of translating everything
"we just found out she lived over a 1000 years!".
Ehm, not to nitpick but we knew this since episode 4.
When they search for Flamme´s book and find the old ruins Frieren says " Even after a thousand years i am still dancing in my masters palm".
😁
No worries, I understand. I had forgotten in the past episode they had mentioned her age, but I had forgotten when I filmed this video. 💗🥺
What do you mean.. we just found out she lived over a thousend years?? Episode 4 when Eisen made her search for Flammes spellbook. Eisen told Fern, that Flamme (who lived a thousend years ago) was Frierens Master.
When I filmed this video, that specific part I had forgotten about , and it didn’t clicked. 🥹
But yes I’m aware in the older episodes they mentioned her age! But thank you 😊💗
Every demon Frieren kills she killed the same way the demon tried to kill her, dont know if this is out of sheer hatred
She has a nack for maxing out the disrespect nob. I’m pretty sure since it’s been exactly every single time it’s very very deliberate. Taking a demons spell, and making it “basic combat magic” then killing him with the superior version, check
Tricking Aura to use the scales, only to play with them just long enough to clue aura in that she just lost, then doesn’t even acknowledge her death, walking away after ordering her to KhS. Check, it’s really savage tbh