It was also hilarious seeing Sylphie just fading into the background asking that they speak so she can understand, go berserk, then sheepishly cleaning up the mess she made.
hilarious and a bit sad. rudeus wouldve probably let her in if he knew she was sylphy. especially after nanahoshi said to think of japanese as his and her's "hometown language"
@@primalknight Maybe yes but I think Rudeus would just make up a white lie or onlt very partially explain things to Sylphie. In fear of Orsted having another misunderstanding or something similar happening to Sylphie.
@@dsan17 It would require letting her know about his past life, and he's nowhere near ready for that yet. The last time he tried opening up to someone she literally ran away.
Yeah man it was so funny that they just ignored her after she said to talk in the same language as her. Then she just walked around touching stuff😅😅😅. She cared for Rudy so much that she stayed despite not knowing wtf is going on 😂😂😂
They really nailed the different expressions of ptsd from both sylphy and rudy here. Rudys absolute panic and sylphys absolute manic as they both have varying trauma connect to nanahoshi
Sylphy was always a bit on the obsessive angry side(remember that time when rudy was forcefully shipped to the greyrats. She went on a rampage throughout the village)
I was really surprised how accurately they depicted both forms of PTSD. I have personally seen both types of reaction IRL and it was almost exactly identical to those responses.
I love how depiction the Nanahoshi was in mask, sitting in higher position, distant from Rudeus, alone and isolated - "We're different you and I. I have no trust in you.". Then took it off, smiled, and got closer to him - as in "We're in the same boat! I found a confidant!" - only then to back off in horror, putting on the mask, closing her off once. Being alone again.
Girl really pulled a Gus Fring meme "You study magic because you merely enjoy it, i study magic so i can achieve the nearly impossible feat of teleporting myself back to Earth, no we're not the same"
I had a feeling this episode was so significant that it'd require more time to make a video on it lol. Good to see you back, it wasn't too long at all.
Have you had the chance to record the video for the other half of the previous episode? The one with the romance between that classmate of Rudeus's and Ealanise?
Sylphie’s voice actress nailed the feeling of suffering and anguish that she was feeling as she reflected on all that she and her loved ones had been through. Amazing job.
@@michaelbracho3956 I’ve read up to volume 24 of the light novels and I can’t wait to see the end of this cour. One of my favorite parts of the entire series. I’m sure we’re going to see some more great stuff from her voice actress.
@@dbuy3 ikr sylphie going so far to fix her beloved friend and Rudy shocking Ariel with his confession. That said, I'm both excited and dreading when they get to vol 12.
Some of the stuff that's been "skipped" in the past is just being withheld until the moment when it'll have the most impact. Sylphie's outburst is the perfect time to drop the revelation that her parents are dead because we're as taken aback in that moment as Rudy and Nanahoshi are.
i get rudy but nanahoshi wasn't taken aback, she literally put on protective rings before saying it out loud, and then apologized about the phrasing acting innocently. i dont care how useful nanahoshi could possibly be, having ANYTHING to do with her sets of gigantic red flags that she WILL ruin your life for her benefit
@@thunderborn3231tbf nanahoshi doesn't just hate the world, she loaths every thing about the world. She lost everything and gained nothing, while rudy honestly hasn't lost anything.
@@michaelbracho3956 i can't help but roll my eyes at that though its true, she lost 2 friends and her parents. she was in highscool, she really didn't 'own' anything to lose; and youll see all your loved parents die overtime, but this is the sour outlook of someone getting older anyway
In essence Rudeus gain a second chance, one in which he could take his prior 34 years of experience and apply it to a fresh start he got grow and expand his knowledge with the realization of his potential going forward. Nanahoshi, on the hand was half Rudeus' age with no soul crushing experiences in her old life comes to this world with the feeling that all her potential lies with the life she has lost. she receives no surrogate parents and also has no mana so magic is still abstract to her anything she does relies on others providing her with mana, something that probably makes for an alienating experience. Also with the mana disaster occurring around Rudeus' birthday I wonder if his spirit was pulled back in time Nanahoshi got transported on some sort of resonant echo
Nanahoshi's whole "quest" to research magic circles as a means to return home is honestly one of the sweetest parts of the entire LN series. It's just a constant drip in the background that gets checked up on every so often and every time its, like, the most interesting chapter of that volume.
maybe its a failing of the anime, but every vibe she has when on screen says to me rudy needs to kill her ASAP. she highly intelligent, manipulative, and willing to ruin your life to get what she wants, literally villain aspects
Yeah, she's easily my favourite character in the whole series. I hope they make sure to give her enough time in the anime so that others can feel the same way
@@thunderborn3231 I mean she's not really any of those things. She's smart sure but that's because like rudy she has modern schooling and the like and manipulative? Not really, she's fair with her dealings but is actually socially competent, and she explicitly tries to not interact with other people or the world because she's afraid to mess it up.
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This episode was soo good. Loved every part. Little things like them switching languages to make us understand who’s speaking what, maje this show one of the bests
I was not expecting how the whole thing turned out at all, It really did blew my mind tbh. Also the fact that the girl hated the world also made a lot of sense yk no mana, can't age and everything is from the medieval era, when she was probably used to having her smartphone and technology and such
Since you guessed why she hates the world let me clarify it just a little (if you don't want to know then don't read any further!) She hates the world because of no mana like you said, but she also says it's because she was basically sent to her dream world just to be completely crushed not being able to do any magic while witnessing it left, right, front, and center.
That's why she calls the world a nightmare: No video games, plumbing, electricity, cars, etc. She can't help but try to build up distribution networks since it's drives her nuts not having it.
Rudeus is basically playing an adventure game where he's the OP protagonist, while Nanhoshi was practically sent forceful to a exchange program to study in a weird, underdeveloped country which the food sucks Makes absolutely sense why one of them loves it and the other one hates it
Lmao any female born after 1993 can’t cook… all they know is mcdonald’s , charge they phone, twerk, be bisexual , eat hot chip & lie None of that exists in mushoku world do it
And the fact that she finally met someone who can speak her language. It's a relief when you're in a foreign land and then meeting someone from a familiar place.
7:20 I found it really odd we didn't get to see Fitz/Sylphie being hostile towards Nanahoshi after seeing Rudeus' reaction to her. Would've been a good addition to the emotional/dramatic nature of the scene.
I don't know. Given that she'd had some time to chat with her while Rudy was passed out and that Nanahoshi clearly wasn't expressing hostility and that she didn't actually see Rudy's initial reaction I think it'd actually be wierd if Sylphy was hostile from that opening scene. I imagine she was more preoccupied with getting to pet the boy she likes.
This channel is a must for those who watch mushoku tensei (and the other series it follows). I have read all the novels and I still come here every week for this content. It's almost as good as watching another episode of the series.
doesnt seem like that in the anime, FUCK THEM BEAST GIRLS, FUCK THE SEX ELF, FUCK THE SLAVE OWNING WEEB this whole season has left nothing but dissapointment of the generosity and tropes and unnecessary sexualsion in me
It’s always fully appreciated how high quality, passionate and well researched your videos are! Your content is always an instant watch! Thanks Sam! Loved the episode and your video! Gotta admit that i felt a bit attacked when Nanahoshi insulted the typical isekai route, because i would have make the most out of that situation! I would have missed my family of course but beign isekai'd is just such an opportunity am i right?
@@RGC_animation Yeah.. she does not age, she looks japanese and so not of that world and she does not have mana at all. Her circumstances are just way less desiderable than Rudy.
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while the anime seems to be adaption the LN and manga pretty faithfully, but staying close to Rudy's viewpoint and story i could still see them showing us Nanahoshi's story this week; so im gonna come back to this after i watch the next episode. note to self time start 10:35
I haven’t read the manga, so my hypothesis is that someone summoned Nanahoshi, but summoning someone from another world took so much mana that the spell had a massive back blast at the area of impact, pulling Nanahoshi there, but forcing all who were there away. Kinda like how missiles have a back blast, though on a much smaller scale.
No, it was absolutely not small, it teleported people from the village all the way to people well beyond the Fitoa castle, the impact radius is probably as big or even bigger than atomic bombs.
yes, the displacement incident aka mana calamity was exactly that. The summoning required absurd amount of mana so it "devoured" every nonliving thing and converted those to pure mana while also displacing every living things to everywhere across the world
I loved the way they split the conversation between gibberish and Japanese during their conversation. In many anime they just stick with plain japanese and it feels a bit awkward.
Ðis "Gibberish" sounds more natural ðan every oðer gibberish in oðer anime. You call it gibberish, but ðere's people who actually deciphered it back in season 1.
I wouldn't consider this a true spoiler, since I'm only drawing on what we've seen in the anime to this point, but I'll give it the 6x-return treatment anyway. I think we can now conclude something else related to the truck incident. Please keep this spoiler-free for anything past where the anime is. I think we now have enough pieces to conclude that someone else *was* summoned from the truck incident, besides Rudeus and Nanahoshi. Combining the brief scenes we get of the truck incident in episodes 1 and 2, we see that Nanahoshi was with two of (presumably) her friends when the truck came - a taller boy with lighter hair, and a shorter boy with darker hair. Almost certainly those were the two names she showed Rudeus. In the aftermath of the truck in episode 1, we see the darker-haired boy sitting in an ambulance being questioned (he's the one with a towel on his head). However we also hear the police radio voice-over that *two* high school students thought to have been hit are currently missing. *Missing,* as in no body or anything. One of those is clearly Nanahoshi, but the other must be the second of the two boys who was talking with her, which strongly suggests he was teleported/summoned away the same way Nanahoshi was. Obviously he didn't arrive at the same time/place that Nanahoshi did, and there's no other hint of a similar teleportation disaster that could line up with his arriving earlier, so it seems likeliest that he'll show up later, in a similar way and under similar conditions to what we've seen with Nanahoshi. It's funny, when I first started watching the series, that voice-over line about two other possible victims being missing stuck me as odd and likely significant, but I never fully realized *how* it was significant until now. This show really likes to pull that pattern of showing us a significant detail, and then a bit later giving us the information to understand why it's significant in a slightly sneaky way. The same pattern happened with Nanahoshi's other appearance, where we see her speak to Orsted in a completely normal tone (no hint of massive innate hatred or fear), and then only learn the information that tells us what that could mean for her origin in the next scene when Rudeus is talking about Orsted's curse with Hitogami.
Gotta admit it was a really heavy atmosphere when they started speaking Japanese. Just imagine getting Isekai'd & how you'd feel running into someone from your past life? 🤷🏿♂️🙆🏻♀️
So Rudeus thought that they would think he wasted his time the same way his father thought he did. I guess I could see why he was concerned about that.
I read the whole LN after seeing last weeks video and I will just say the way you present the information is very concise and is great gateway to go from Anime -> LN, brilliant work.
8:09 The Japanese is exactly the same in the books and the anime - 同郷 is a somewhat vague term so the translators just translated it differently. It more or less means "same hometown," but I can see why the anime translators went with "place," since it can mean same town/village/province, etc. But the word does imply that they grew up in the same place, which is why Sylphie reacted the way she did. 7:50 Flag (furagu) in Japanese more or less strictly means "something that foreshadows a future event" so there is no ambiguity there. The "route" part in the panel you show can be confusing for English book readers (and Japanese audiobook listeners like me), because the kanji is 因果 or "cause and effect," but they reading is shown as ルート (ruuto: route). In other words, the author wants you to read it as "route" but understand the meaning as "cause and effect" (when used in Buddhism, 因果 also means karma/fate so that's just another layer).
Something tells me the reason she was teleported there is likely due to someone swapping places with her to travel back to her world. Summoning and teleporting aside, while summoning can be the result of bringing something to you, and teleporting the result of moving a person from one place to another, its likely that someone else was in a similar boat as she was, where they were likely stuck there for years, to possibly centuries after a similar event happened even farther back, when such magic was more prevalent. Considering the only way to do what was done with her, would mean that whoever did it, found a way to mix both summoning and teleporting, and either wanted to go back to our earth as much as her... or simply wanted out of that world regardless of who's place he took. Still though, for someone to possess such capabilitiee would put them on par with the gods themselves, as not even the gods know what had happened to cause such an incident.
Also the teleportation devices she used to travel in a year reminds me of Tasha from Witch Hunter his master created a place certain magic teleportation that allowed him or his master to use get from there home to another place like a village for getting food.
Fascinating episode. Confirmed some speculations but opened up a bunch of new theories. Big implications! (Anime only). As soon as the revelation came out that Nanahoshi was the girl from Japan, I speculated 2.5 things: 1) She was the cause of the mass teleportation (confirmed later in the ep). My guess is it was an unintended side effect of bringing her there, which meant... 2) Someone wanted HER there for some reason (likely one of the gods, Laplace, or some new, unnamed person). That + the fact Orsted didn't KNOW Rudy when they met, means it's likely that Rudy intervened in her summoner's plans. SHE was supposed to be reincarnated, not Rudy, so... 2.5) The Man-God likely intervened on this other summoner's plans by somehow tipping the situation so Rudy saved her and became the reincarnation instead. So the summoner had no choice, to get her here, he had to do the displacement technique. Thus this chain of events. Could be overthinking it. Still don't trust the Man-God. Rudy & Nanahoshi are pawns in a larger plot. Guessing these gods want people in our world, because they have massive mana potential (when taught from a young age). Was Laplace one as well? Similar themes in 12 Kingdoms.
It’s not just people from the human world that have a lot of mana if you train young it’s just anyone in the world can do that also nanahoshi has no magic cuz he whole body was taken from the old world so they don’t need her for mana lol
@@Zauzzie @nattiecraft Just let him cook! The joys of being anime-only is to make these speculations. Keep it up @dBsdecibls, you're hitting on some good predictions here. Enjoy the reveal when it all happens :)
@@dBsdecibelsalso nanahoshi shows Rudy a paper with two japanese names and asks him which one he is, which gives more insight on her train of thought. It would imply that: 1) through her studies, she firmly believes that the other person isekai'd was japanese, otherwise she would probably have first tried speaking english as it is more of a universal language 2) those two full names are most likely the names of the two guys that were with her on the sidewalk before the truck struck them. This would explain why she immediately asked Orsted to revive him, since he could be one of her friends. 3) This would mean that, after all her studies of teleportation, she believes that someone else in close proximity could've been teleported along with her. Since he isn't one of her friends, her next guess on Rudeus' identity is probably "the random fat dude who tried to push/save me", even though he never mentioned none of it. Or it could be that the two japanese names came to her/Orsted's knowledge in this world, which i think is extremely unlikely but it would imply that more teleportations/reborns have happened before. What makes that even more unlikely is that the isekais would all be japanese and would have told someone their real japanese names like that.
Nanahoshi is a really interesting character. I don’t know if this will be on the anime or not, but the age difference from their past still counts for a little bit in the new world. She doesn’t know Sailor Moon, but has at least heard about Dragonball :) and she has some signs of being a shut in, which is a. It weird because of the lovers quarrel in the very first episode, but hey. Seeing Japanese characters in this show was incredibly surprising, especially because I didn’t understand why the show was starting to translate the new world language again.
This was an impressive episode in a context of how much we get to know and still get little to no answear at all. I'm not talking about it in a bad way, but quite opposite. The world building and answears, which lead to more questions are so engaging. Nanahoshi is a tragic character for me, but not to the extent she portray herself to be. We don't know if time is going the same way in both worlds, so probably her journey could be like a long dream. Taking that in consideration she could make the most of her situation, while looking for a way back to Earth. I know it is easily said than done, cause I would probably in worse part of the spectrum, if I were in her shoes. Her disadvantage is total lack of mana, but her not aging is big plus, cause her actions are less restricted in that aspect. To her credit I could say she make it pretty big with bad hand she was dealt. She had amazing luck meeting Orsted, but still her wits were fully used. Troupe of otherworldly knowledge is overused, but here we have clever way of making a good ways out of it. She didn't just get some money, but established big chain of connections like a good entrepreneur.
I thought it was really cool how much of the Human God conlang language was in this episode, I mean, it's literally the language they're speaking 99% of the time in canon. Also I originally guessed based on the short clips of Nanahoshi at the end of the Wyrm fighting episode and in the opening that she was researching in order to help Orsted, perhaps lifting his curses or something. Guess not. Unless...? I was also disappointed that she hated the Six-Sided World. I was hoping she would be a cool character who I could respect, but instead she's just an interesting character who fuels unease. Anyway I want more people to appreciate the language we got to hear in this episode. It's awesome every time we get to hear the conlangs created for and used in this story. So cool. I AM AN ANIME ONLY PLEASE DON'T SPOIL ME. EVEN IF YOU TYPE, "SPOILER:" AND THEN PUT A BUNCH OF SPACES UNTIL IT SAYS, "Read more..." I WILL STILL BE SPOILED BECAUSE IN THE NOTIFICATIONS IT REMOVES THE SPACES SO THE SPOILER WILL JUST BE RIGHT THERE! Please spare me.
Nah man it makes sense that she would hate this world other than the fact that she hates those types pf stories (LN and RPGs and stuff)... She was dropped there alone with no mana, no way to defend herself, no way to grow age or strength wise, if orsted hadn't found her first & given her those rings to defend herself with she would've probably been kidnapped and forced into being a sex slave or at least a slave. And like she said, she found the morality of this world "dubious" to say the least. It's an absolute farcry from the modern day world in her eyes. Anyone would actually hate it there in her position, even if they did like isekai stories and shit. I know i wouldn't like it at all... Anyways cheers from Egypt dude...
@@Dr.Hashman You do have a point in that the fact that she couldn't age or change much in any way sucked and she would probably be fucked if not for Orsted. But if she is an intelligent person that shouldn't be something that makes her hate the world, only something that makes her resent her specific situation. However, the main part of her and your assessment that is objectively wrong is that the moral position in The Six-Sided world is any worse than ours. That notion is a delusion. Because we like to think we're better than other people. Outside of the millions of modern slaves in the traditional sense of slavery who exist in Africa, the middle East and Asia, and in hidden places in the west, there are many millions more in our world who are enslaved in a less traditional sense. Chained by the inescapable machine of industrial society that forces people to be cogs. Our leadership certainly isn't any better either. They're _at least_ as scummy, corrupt, and deplorable as those in the Six-Sided world, probably more so. And finally as for practices like torture that we have discarded in our modern era, we have plenty of new horrible immoral practices and ideas to replace them. These facts just slip under the noses of most people who live easy in developed countries and like to think themselves and their world superior. Back to things that aren't as objective, I think only a fool would value the convenience of the modern world. Because the convenience of the modern world is born by technology's feeding method of consuming and destroying Beauty, leaving only shallow ease and conveniences in return. These things have negative value in the grand scheme. I wouldn't necessarily dislike her if she just wanted to go back to her world for whatever reasons, I do dislike her for her foolish ivory tower assessment that the Six-Sided world is bad, at the very least it's certainly not worse than our own. Anyway, since you desired to state your location, I shall do so in return. Salutations, from Texas.
@@GustafUNL Her original world refers not to the planet Earth in general, but rather Japan itself, which to a person like her is incomparably better than this medieval setting she's stuck in. Sure, a LOT of our world is filled with atrocities, greed and malice but that really does not apply to a regular teenager living in a normal, civilized country. What she knows is that she lived a normal, perfectly ordinary life where she was not really wanting for anything, had friends and family and probably a path she wanted to follow in life. And then she suddenly lost all of it completely unfairly, ended up somwhere that constantly threatens you with magical beasts straight from your nightmares, scum who think nothing of making a slave out of you (sometimes even "legally", might I add), crazed magicians that can accidentally kill you with magic she can't even use to potentially defend herself, and she's told that it's all a natural occurence here. Does it not sound like a complete nightmare? I'd say that modern world is better than the Six-Sided one in terms of morality and such. Is it perfect? Far from it, sometimes it's way worse. But on average it's much better than the fantasy one. Rudeus had all his bridges burned so he's able to adapt to this world quite easily Nanahoshi was basically kidnapped, so she sees the world as something that keeps her away from her actual life and reality
@@loneIyboy15even though hiding her true identity as a high ranking bodyguard is the entire point ? It’s not an accident, Rudy can’t figure it out without her help. This is what the glasses are for.
@@BQD_Central What are you on about? She's already said she hasn't told him because she's scared he won't remember, and the glasses are to know whether the princess is in danger. It's literally happenstance that he can't recognize her.
0:30 Because it wasn't, but that's a secret of the entire series. 4:48 This localizations always drive me nuts. I remember the english translation of the Light Novel for Re:Zero trying to pretend that the new world apples were something different by calling them Abbles. But in the Anime you can clearly hear the salesman calling them ringo, i.e. Apples.
Thanks for another great video. It actually cleared up a misunderstanding I had from watching the episode. I thought Nanahoshi and Rudy were brought there at two different times, Rudy when he was born and Nanahoshi when the event occoured (immediate reaction vs delayed) as it's been several years so the things she has noticed about her ageing would still be applicable. I'm not sure if I missed something or the show just did a poor job explaining .
They were brought here at the same time, but there was a delay in them actually coming into fruition. Rudeus was first, then 10 yrs later Nanahoshi came through the mana disaster. You probably missed it because the anime wanted us to figure it out since they show them both being brought to this world at the same time. Now the question that was brought up but not answered was, "why was there a delay?"
@@cdyn5480 I thought that too! But I think she started to form 3 years before the displacement incident. That's what Sauros said when Rudy found him up in the tower. I think that would be around the time Rudy arrived to teach Eris. I would give spoilers/my thoughts as to what finally pushed the Incident to occur, but I think I'll let the the anime/your thoughts come to that conclusion :)
I wanted to comment during the stream, but I'm wondering if humans can't be summoned, maybe it was someone (either reincarnated or who knows of other worlds,) attempting to make their way to/back to the other world and the huge amount of mana required for the task caused what we saw, and perhaps pulled people from the other world like nanohoshi into this one.
so the being erased from a world was more speculation on the LN part, the way the humangod and others influence and the layered of obviously more factors being added in definintly says that its not impossible to intoduce foriegn elements, but brining in a bigger one causes things like the displacement disaster. the full extent of this is definintly more so hinging on the fact that at this point in the story of why certain powerful people know about people as if theyve meet them before when they are older and/or stronger
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It was also hilarious seeing Sylphie just fading into the background asking that they speak so she can understand, go berserk, then sheepishly cleaning up the mess she made.
hilarious and a bit sad. rudeus wouldve probably let her in if he knew she was sylphy. especially after nanahoshi said to think of japanese as his and her's "hometown language"
@@primalknight Maybe yes but I think Rudeus would just make up a white lie or onlt very partially explain things to Sylphie. In fear of Orsted having another misunderstanding or something similar happening to Sylphie.
@@dsan17 It would require letting her know about his past life, and he's nowhere near ready for that yet. The last time he tried opening up to someone she literally ran away.
Yeah man it was so funny that they just ignored her after she said to talk in the same language as her. Then she just walked around touching stuff😅😅😅. She cared for Rudy so much that she stayed despite not knowing wtf is going on 😂😂😂
Yeah. Bit sad though her being left out.
They really nailed the different expressions of ptsd from both sylphy and rudy here. Rudys absolute panic and sylphys absolute manic as they both have varying trauma connect to nanahoshi
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Sylphy was always a bit on the obsessive angry side(remember that time when rudy was forcefully shipped to the greyrats. She went on a rampage throughout the village)
@@evenfate5906Well in her defense she saw his father tie him up so her reaction was totally valid
I was really surprised how accurately they depicted both forms of PTSD. I have personally seen both types of reaction IRL and it was almost exactly identical to those responses.
I love how depiction the Nanahoshi was in mask, sitting in higher position, distant from Rudeus, alone and isolated - "We're different you and I. I have no trust in you.". Then took it off, smiled, and got closer to him - as in "We're in the same boat! I found a confidant!" - only then to back off in horror, putting on the mask, closing her off once. Being alone again.
everything about her screams supervillain at the top of its lungs, i've got a feeling she was highly manipulative even on earth
Girl really pulled a Gus Fring meme
"You study magic because you merely enjoy it, i study magic so i can achieve the nearly impossible feat of teleporting myself back to Earth, no we're not the same"
@@sutirk "You study magic because you love it, I study magic because I hate this world. We are not the same."
It took a bit longer than expected but I hope you enjoyed learning more on Nanahoshi and the displacement incident!
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I had a feeling this episode was so significant that it'd require more time to make a video on it lol. Good to see you back, it wasn't too long at all.
Have you had the chance to record the video for the other half of the previous episode? The one with the romance between that classmate of Rudeus's and Ealanise?
Gotta take longer if you don't want to cut any content :^)
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Sylphie’s voice actress nailed the feeling of suffering and anguish that she was feeling as she reflected on all that she and her loved ones had been through. Amazing job.
I felt that too. It was done flawlessly and the moment i saw the episode's title, i was just waiting for the sparks to fly.
@@michaelbracho3956 I’ve read up to volume 24 of the light novels and I can’t wait to see the end of this cour. One of my favorite parts of the entire series. I’m sure we’re going to see some more great stuff from her voice actress.
@@dbuy3 ikr sylphie going so far to fix her beloved friend and Rudy shocking Ariel with his confession. That said, I'm both excited and dreading when they get to vol 12.
Agreed
@@michaelbracho3956 I can’t wait until volume 15 when the BIG reveal comes. It was really sad when Rudy reads you know what…
Some of the stuff that's been "skipped" in the past is just being withheld until the moment when it'll have the most impact. Sylphie's outburst is the perfect time to drop the revelation that her parents are dead because we're as taken aback in that moment as Rudy and Nanahoshi are.
i get rudy but nanahoshi wasn't taken aback, she literally put on protective rings before saying it out loud, and then apologized about the phrasing acting innocently. i dont care how useful nanahoshi could possibly be, having ANYTHING to do with her sets of gigantic red flags that she WILL ruin your life for her benefit
@@thunderborn3231tbf nanahoshi doesn't just hate the world, she loaths every thing about the world. She lost everything and gained nothing, while rudy honestly hasn't lost anything.
@@michaelbracho3956 i can't help but roll my eyes at that though its true, she lost 2 friends and her parents. she was in highscool, she really didn't 'own' anything to lose; and youll see all your loved parents die overtime, but this is the sour outlook of someone getting older anyway
@@thunderborn3231 Her whole life was ahead of her. Rudeus had wasted a big part of his life already.
In essence Rudeus gain a second chance, one in which he could take his prior 34 years of experience and apply it to a fresh start he got grow and expand his knowledge with the realization of his potential going forward. Nanahoshi, on the hand was half Rudeus' age with no soul crushing experiences in her old life comes to this world with the feeling that all her potential lies with the life she has lost. she receives no surrogate parents and also has no mana so magic is still abstract to her anything she does relies on others providing her with mana, something that probably makes for an alienating experience. Also with the mana disaster occurring around Rudeus' birthday I wonder if his spirit was pulled back in time Nanahoshi got transported on some sort of resonant echo
Nanahoshi's whole "quest" to research magic circles as a means to return home is honestly one of the sweetest parts of the entire LN series. It's just a constant drip in the background that gets checked up on every so often and every time its, like, the most interesting chapter of that volume.
Ironically in 80 years her research bites her in the back.
As it was the base of the Summoning that brought her and her friends to this world.
maybe its a failing of the anime, but every vibe she has when on screen says to me rudy needs to kill her ASAP. she highly intelligent, manipulative, and willing to ruin your life to get what she wants, literally villain aspects
@@thunderborn3231 Don't worry, in later chapters you'll surely warm up to her
Yeah, she's easily my favourite character in the whole series. I hope they make sure to give her enough time in the anime so that others can feel the same way
@@thunderborn3231 I mean she's not really any of those things. She's smart sure but that's because like rudy she has modern schooling and the like and manipulative? Not really, she's fair with her dealings but is actually socially competent, and she explicitly tries to not interact with other people or the world because she's afraid to mess it up.
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Rudy got hit so hard with PTSD he got factory reset
This episode was soo good. Loved every part. Little things like them switching languages to make us understand who’s speaking what, maje this show one of the bests
I was not expecting how the whole thing turned out at all, It really did blew my mind tbh. Also the fact that the girl hated the world also made a lot of sense yk no mana, can't age and everything is from the medieval era, when she was probably used to having her smartphone and technology and such
Since you guessed why she hates the world let me clarify it just a little (if you don't want to know then don't read any further!) She hates the world because of no mana like you said, but she also says it's because she was basically sent to her dream world just to be completely crushed not being able to do any magic while witnessing it left, right, front, and center.
That's why she calls the world a nightmare: No video games, plumbing, electricity, cars, etc. She can't help but try to build up distribution networks since it's drives her nuts not having it.
Rudeus is basically playing an adventure game where he's the OP protagonist, while Nanhoshi was practically sent forceful to a exchange program to study in a weird, underdeveloped country which the food sucks
Makes absolutely sense why one of them loves it and the other one hates it
Lmao any female born after 1993 can’t cook… all they know is mcdonald’s , charge they phone, twerk, be bisexual , eat hot chip & lie
None of that exists in mushoku world do it
And the fact that she finally met someone who can speak her language. It's a relief when you're in a foreign land and then meeting someone from a familiar place.
7:20 I found it really odd we didn't get to see Fitz/Sylphie being hostile towards Nanahoshi after seeing Rudeus' reaction to her. Would've been a good addition to the emotional/dramatic nature of the scene.
I know right
They made it look like she already knew her to be a nice person
I don't know.
Given that she'd had some time to chat with her while Rudy was passed out and that Nanahoshi clearly wasn't expressing hostility and that she didn't actually see Rudy's initial reaction I think it'd actually be wierd if Sylphy was hostile from that opening scene.
I imagine she was more preoccupied with getting to pet the boy she likes.
Sir, Rudeus' is plural. Ðe singular is Rudeus's.
@@danielantony1882 is that how english works?
Sylphys freak out was animated so well it honestly made me happy
I like how Fitz just start walking around after they ignored her when she asked them to speak the language she understands 😅😅😅
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Man i thought this was gonna be another chill episode, but boy I was wrong did NOT expect to get that emotional during this episode, such a good one
This channel is a must for those who watch mushoku tensei (and the other series it follows). I have read all the novels and I still come here every week for this content. It's almost as good as watching another episode of the series.
You add so much more to the story. It makes it even better
One of my favorite things about mushoku tensei, especially being an isekai. Is how intricate rudeus is, as well as the other cast. They're so "human"
doesnt seem like that in the anime, FUCK THEM BEAST GIRLS, FUCK THE SEX ELF, FUCK THE SLAVE OWNING WEEB this whole season has left nothing but dissapointment of the generosity and tropes and unnecessary sexualsion in me
It’s always fully appreciated how high quality, passionate and well researched your videos are!
Your content is always an instant watch! Thanks Sam!
Loved the episode and your video! Gotta admit that i felt a bit attacked when Nanahoshi insulted the typical isekai route, because i would have make the most out of that situation! I would have missed my family of course but beign isekai'd is just such an opportunity am i right?
Until you find out you aren't the main character and you cannot level up super fast, then you'd want to go home as soon as possible.
@@RGC_animation Yeah.. she does not age, she looks japanese and so not of that world and she does not have mana at all. Her circumstances are just way less desiderable than Rudy.
@@RGC_animationfr, she wouldn’t have made it without orsted.
oh man was I waiting for this episode, thank you so much for all your content, I've watching for so long now, time sure flies
Man I love these videos. I was just thinking earlier about how I wished there was more Mushoku Tensei today and here we are!
the whole section of her putting on her rings and seeing Sylphie just go wailing on her was so insane
Thanks for diving in a little deeper using all available content, but I'm still left with questions... I can't wait until it's revealed
I love your videos, my time spent watching mushoku tensei content doubles every week thanks to you
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while the anime seems to be adaption the LN and manga pretty faithfully, but staying close to Rudy's viewpoint and story i could still see them showing us Nanahoshi's story this week; so im gonna come back to this after i watch the next episode. note to self time start 10:35
Honestly, the depiction of Rudeus' PTSD was the highlight of the episode.
I have been waiting all week for this :) Love your retrospectives, Keep up the great work
Yes. It's a shame the anime didn't capture Sylphy's suspicions and hostility towards nanahoshi when Rudeus awoke. I found it very cute.
I haven’t read the manga, so my hypothesis is that someone summoned Nanahoshi, but summoning someone from another world took so much mana that the spell had a massive back blast at the area of impact, pulling Nanahoshi there, but forcing all who were there away.
Kinda like how missiles have a back blast, though on a much smaller scale.
No, it was absolutely not small, it teleported people from the village all the way to people well beyond the Fitoa castle, the impact radius is probably as big or even bigger than atomic bombs.
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@@RGC_animationI'm pretty sure they were saying that the missiles impact were much smaller than the teleport incident
the original is the LN, also, the real question is why would someone even want to summor her considering she just wants to go home
yes, the displacement incident aka mana calamity was exactly that. The summoning required absurd amount of mana so it "devoured" every nonliving thing and converted those to pure mana while also displacing every living things to everywhere across the world
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I loved the way they split the conversation between gibberish and Japanese during their conversation. In many anime they just stick with plain japanese and it feels a bit awkward.
Ðis "Gibberish" sounds more natural ðan every oðer gibberish in oðer anime. You call it gibberish, but ðere's people who actually deciphered it back in season 1.
Vinland Saga is very guilty of this, lol.
I wouldn't consider this a true spoiler, since I'm only drawing on what we've seen in the anime to this point, but I'll give it the 6x-return treatment anyway. I think we can now conclude something else related to the truck incident. Please keep this spoiler-free for anything past where the anime is.
I think we now have enough pieces to conclude that someone else *was* summoned from the truck incident, besides Rudeus and Nanahoshi. Combining the brief scenes we get of the truck incident in episodes 1 and 2, we see that Nanahoshi was with two of (presumably) her friends when the truck came - a taller boy with lighter hair, and a shorter boy with darker hair. Almost certainly those were the two names she showed Rudeus. In the aftermath of the truck in episode 1, we see the darker-haired boy sitting in an ambulance being questioned (he's the one with a towel on his head). However we also hear the police radio voice-over that *two* high school students thought to have been hit are currently missing. *Missing,* as in no body or anything. One of those is clearly Nanahoshi, but the other must be the second of the two boys who was talking with her, which strongly suggests he was teleported/summoned away the same way Nanahoshi was. Obviously he didn't arrive at the same time/place that Nanahoshi did, and there's no other hint of a similar teleportation disaster that could line up with his arriving earlier, so it seems likeliest that he'll show up later, in a similar way and under similar conditions to what we've seen with Nanahoshi.
It's funny, when I first started watching the series, that voice-over line about two other possible victims being missing stuck me as odd and likely significant, but I never fully realized *how* it was significant until now. This show really likes to pull that pattern of showing us a significant detail, and then a bit later giving us the information to understand why it's significant in a slightly sneaky way. The same pattern happened with Nanahoshi's other appearance, where we see her speak to Orsted in a completely normal tone (no hint of massive innate hatred or fear), and then only learn the information that tells us what that could mean for her origin in the next scene when Rudeus is talking about Orsted's curse with Hitogami.
Gotta admit it was a really heavy atmosphere when they started speaking Japanese. Just imagine getting Isekai'd & how you'd feel running into someone from your past life? 🤷🏿♂️🙆🏻♀️
Too many emotions would run through me especially if I was *reincarnated* and they were *summoned*
"Bonus": a friend gets summoned
Poor Rudy suffered a MASSIVE panic attack and it was played very realistically. Poor guy.😢😢😢😢😢
Hearth for him!
Flopping about like a beached fish XD
@@syrusalder7795It's not funny.
they 50% got it right, he was way way WAY too calm when he woke up
@@magusjiro i would prefer to think he can't, she was brought over but he DIED before crossing theres no shell to return to
@@thunderborn3231 Well, he got a Fitz pillow tho.
So Rudeus thought that they would think he wasted his time the same way his father thought he did. I guess I could see why he was concerned about that.
I read the whole LN after seeing last weeks video and I will just say the way you present the information is very concise and is great gateway to go from Anime -> LN, brilliant work.
The fact this is as long as the episode shows just how crazy moshuku tensei is
Well made video content! Thanks!
Yes been waiting for AniNews video.
Dude, this recent episode was probably one of the best in my opinion if not the best so far. Tension was through the roof
Best episode in second season, no doubt. For me it is right up there with the turning point in terms of impact to the story
This episode was so goooood and your content makes it better too
8:09 The Japanese is exactly the same in the books and the anime - 同郷 is a somewhat vague term so the translators just translated it differently. It more or less means "same hometown," but I can see why the anime translators went with "place," since it can mean same town/village/province, etc. But the word does imply that they grew up in the same place, which is why Sylphie reacted the way she did.
7:50 Flag (furagu) in Japanese more or less strictly means "something that foreshadows a future event" so there is no ambiguity there. The "route" part in the panel you show can be confusing for English book readers (and Japanese audiobook listeners like me), because the kanji is 因果 or "cause and effect," but they reading is shown as ルート (ruuto: route). In other words, the author wants you to read it as "route" but understand the meaning as "cause and effect" (when used in Buddhism, 因果 also means karma/fate so that's just another layer).
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Something tells me the reason she was teleported there is likely due to someone swapping places with her to travel back to her world. Summoning and teleporting aside, while summoning can be the result of bringing something to you, and teleporting the result of moving a person from one place to another, its likely that someone else was in a similar boat as she was, where they were likely stuck there for years, to possibly centuries after a similar event happened even farther back, when such magic was more prevalent. Considering the only way to do what was done with her, would mean that whoever did it, found a way to mix both summoning and teleporting, and either wanted to go back to our earth as much as her... or simply wanted out of that world regardless of who's place he took. Still though, for someone to possess such capabilitiee would put them on par with the gods themselves, as not even the gods know what had happened to cause such an incident.
Also the teleportation devices she used to travel in a year reminds me of Tasha from Witch Hunter his master created a place certain magic teleportation that allowed him or his master to use get from there home to another place like a village for getting food.
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Fascinating episode. Confirmed some speculations but opened up a bunch of new theories. Big implications! (Anime only). As soon as the revelation came out that Nanahoshi was the girl from Japan, I speculated 2.5 things:
1) She was the cause of the mass teleportation (confirmed later in the ep). My guess is it was an unintended side effect of bringing her there, which meant...
2) Someone wanted HER there for some reason (likely one of the gods, Laplace, or some new, unnamed person). That + the fact Orsted didn't KNOW Rudy when they met, means it's likely that Rudy intervened in her summoner's plans. SHE was supposed to be reincarnated, not Rudy, so...
2.5) The Man-God likely intervened on this other summoner's plans by somehow tipping the situation so Rudy saved her and became the reincarnation instead. So the summoner had no choice, to get her here, he had to do the displacement technique. Thus this chain of events.
Could be overthinking it. Still don't trust the Man-God. Rudy & Nanahoshi are pawns in a larger plot. Guessing these gods want people in our world, because they have massive mana potential (when taught from a young age). Was Laplace one as well? Similar themes in 12 Kingdoms.
The books explain more of it Rudy was just in the wrong place at the wrong time when she was summoned and his soul was taken too.
It’s not just people from the human world that have a lot of mana if you train young it’s just anyone in the world can do that also nanahoshi has no magic cuz he whole body was taken from the old world so they don’t need her for mana lol
@@nattiecraft Agreed, but there may be more nuance to the situation that hasn't been revealed in the anime (or other mediums) yet.
@@Zauzzie @nattiecraft Just let him cook! The joys of being anime-only is to make these speculations. Keep it up @dBsdecibls, you're hitting on some good predictions here. Enjoy the reveal when it all happens :)
@@dBsdecibelsalso nanahoshi shows Rudy a paper with two japanese names and asks him which one he is, which gives more insight on her train of thought. It would imply that:
1) through her studies, she firmly believes that the other person isekai'd was japanese, otherwise she would probably have first tried speaking english as it is more of a universal language
2) those two full names are most likely the names of the two guys that were with her on the sidewalk before the truck struck them. This would explain why she immediately asked Orsted to revive him, since he could be one of her friends.
3) This would mean that, after all her studies of teleportation, she believes that someone else in close proximity could've been teleported along with her. Since he isn't one of her friends, her next guess on Rudeus' identity is probably "the random fat dude who tried to push/save me", even though he never mentioned none of it.
Or it could be that the two japanese names came to her/Orsted's knowledge in this world, which i think is extremely unlikely but it would imply that more teleportations/reborns have happened before. What makes that even more unlikely is that the isekais would all be japanese and would have told someone their real japanese names like that.
Awesome video man, thank you
Very elaborate info this episode. Wow
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Nanahoshi is a really interesting character. I don’t know if this will be on the anime or not, but the age difference from their past still counts for a little bit in the new world. She doesn’t know Sailor Moon, but has at least heard about Dragonball :) and she has some signs of being a shut in, which is a. It weird because of the lovers quarrel in the very first episode, but hey.
Seeing Japanese characters in this show was incredibly surprising, especially because I didn’t understand why the show was starting to translate the new world language again.
Thanks for another informative video.
This was an impressive episode in a context of how much we get to know and still get little to no answear at all. I'm not talking about it in a bad way, but quite opposite. The world building and answears, which lead to more questions are so engaging.
Nanahoshi is a tragic character for me, but not to the extent she portray herself to be. We don't know if time is going the same way in both worlds, so probably her journey could be like a long dream. Taking that in consideration she could make the most of her situation, while looking for a way back to Earth. I know it is easily said than done, cause I would probably in worse part of the spectrum, if I were in her shoes. Her disadvantage is total lack of mana, but her not aging is big plus, cause her actions are less restricted in that aspect.
To her credit I could say she make it pretty big with bad hand she was dealt. She had amazing luck meeting Orsted, but still her wits were fully used. Troupe of otherworldly knowledge is overused, but here we have clever way of making a good ways out of it. She didn't just get some money, but established big chain of connections like a good entrepreneur.
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I thought it was really cool how much of the Human God conlang language was in this episode, I mean, it's literally the language they're speaking 99% of the time in canon. Also I originally guessed based on the short clips of Nanahoshi at the end of the Wyrm fighting episode and in the opening that she was researching in order to help Orsted, perhaps lifting his curses or something. Guess not. Unless...? I was also disappointed that she hated the Six-Sided World. I was hoping she would be a cool character who I could respect, but instead she's just an interesting character who fuels unease.
Anyway I want more people to appreciate the language we got to hear in this episode. It's awesome every time we get to hear the conlangs created for and used in this story. So cool.
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Rudeus kills dumbledore
Sylphie reaches into her pocket and gives Rudy the One Piece
Nah man it makes sense that she would hate this world other than the fact that she hates those types pf stories (LN and RPGs and stuff)... She was dropped there alone with no mana, no way to defend herself, no way to grow age or strength wise, if orsted hadn't found her first & given her those rings to defend herself with she would've probably been kidnapped and forced into being a sex slave or at least a slave. And like she said, she found the morality of this world "dubious" to say the least. It's an absolute farcry from the modern day world in her eyes. Anyone would actually hate it there in her position, even if they did like isekai stories and shit. I know i wouldn't like it at all... Anyways cheers from Egypt dude...
@@Dr.Hashman You do have a point in that the fact that she couldn't age or change much in any way sucked and she would probably be fucked if not for Orsted. But if she is an intelligent person that shouldn't be something that makes her hate the world, only something that makes her resent her specific situation.
However, the main part of her and your assessment that is objectively wrong is that the moral position in The Six-Sided world is any worse than ours. That notion is a delusion. Because we like to think we're better than other people. Outside of the millions of modern slaves in the traditional sense of slavery who exist in Africa, the middle East and Asia, and in hidden places in the west, there are many millions more in our world who are enslaved in a less traditional sense. Chained by the inescapable machine of industrial society that forces people to be cogs. Our leadership certainly isn't any better either. They're _at least_ as scummy, corrupt, and deplorable as those in the Six-Sided world, probably more so. And finally as for practices like torture that we have discarded in our modern era, we have plenty of new horrible immoral practices and ideas to replace them.
These facts just slip under the noses of most people who live easy in developed countries and like to think themselves and their world superior.
Back to things that aren't as objective, I think only a fool would value the convenience of the modern world. Because the convenience of the modern world is born by technology's feeding method of consuming and destroying Beauty, leaving only shallow ease and conveniences in return. These things have negative value in the grand scheme.
I wouldn't necessarily dislike her if she just wanted to go back to her world for whatever reasons, I do dislike her for her foolish ivory tower assessment that the Six-Sided world is bad, at the very least it's certainly not worse than our own.
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@@GustafUNL Her original world refers not to the planet Earth in general, but rather Japan itself, which to a person like her is incomparably better than this medieval setting she's stuck in. Sure, a LOT of our world is filled with atrocities, greed and malice but that really does not apply to a regular teenager living in a normal, civilized country. What she knows is that she lived a normal, perfectly ordinary life where she was not really wanting for anything, had friends and family and probably a path she wanted to follow in life. And then she suddenly lost all of it completely unfairly, ended up somwhere that constantly threatens you with magical beasts straight from your nightmares, scum who think nothing of making a slave out of you (sometimes even "legally", might I add), crazed magicians that can accidentally kill you with magic she can't even use to potentially defend herself, and she's told that it's all a natural occurence here. Does it not sound like a complete nightmare?
I'd say that modern world is better than the Six-Sided one in terms of morality and such. Is it perfect? Far from it, sometimes it's way worse. But on average it's much better than the fantasy one.
Rudeus had all his bridges burned so he's able to adapt to this world quite easily
Nanahoshi was basically kidnapped, so she sees the world as something that keeps her away from her actual life and reality
and now that i started and caught up to the current episode in what felt like 3 seconds, i can watch these again :D
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I love these vids since I don't read manga but don't want to miss out on extra info
Just when I got bored, great
Oh boy thank you! I was waiting eagerly for this one!
I've been waiting all week for this!!!1 Love your videos
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This show & these breakdowns, are my highlight of my week.
I just had goosebumps the entire episode😂😮... With how much info we got, this episode could have EASILY passed as a "Turning Point"
I'm glad Rudy actually figured out he had met/saved her. I hate the whole "We've met before, but we never recognize each other" plotlines.
HUH... that's pretty much Rudy and Sylphie/Fitz situation
@@si-level Which is why this is my least favorite arc so far.
@@loneIyboy15 Rudy believes she's a dude at the moment. She looks completely different and he's never gotten a clear look at her face.
@@loneIyboy15even though hiding her true identity as a high ranking bodyguard is the entire point ? It’s not an accident, Rudy can’t figure it out without her help. This is what the glasses are for.
@@BQD_Central What are you on about? She's already said she hasn't told him because she's scared he won't remember, and the glasses are to know whether the princess is in danger. It's literally happenstance that he can't recognize her.
Great video
I really interested by your explanation I cannot wait for your next video
I think I speak for everyone when I say I have been waiting for this video
I’ve been waiting for this
What a great episode and great video, your videos making me love this anime even more
Ah yes, one of the biggest reveal, yet. many more to come :)
I just hope they get to adapt every part of it into anime
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Thank you very much.
16:34 I'm predicting that a later arc will be a quest that Rudy goes on to find a rare magic ingredient for one of Nanahoshi's magic circles.
0:30 Because it wasn't, but that's a secret of the entire series.
4:48 This localizations always drive me nuts. I remember the english translation of the Light Novel for Re:Zero trying to pretend that the new world apples were something different by calling them Abbles. But in the Anime you can clearly hear the salesman calling them ringo, i.e. Apples.
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Thanks for another great video. It actually cleared up a misunderstanding I had from watching the episode.
I thought Nanahoshi and Rudy were brought there at two different times, Rudy when he was born and Nanahoshi when the event occoured (immediate reaction vs delayed) as it's been several years so the things she has noticed about her ageing would still be applicable.
I'm not sure if I missed something or the show just did a poor job explaining .
They were brought here at the same time, but there was a delay in them actually coming into fruition. Rudeus was first, then 10 yrs later Nanahoshi came through the mana disaster. You probably missed it because the anime wanted us to figure it out since they show them both being brought to this world at the same time. Now the question that was brought up but not answered was, "why was there a delay?"
@@pedrocks1312 her connection to the server had huge lag
@@n3tw0rk_n3k0 bad mana connection it will take a long time to download 😂
She was in that red ball at the Boreas Greyrat tower for 10 years.
@@cdyn5480 I thought that too! But I think she started to form 3 years before the displacement incident. That's what Sauros said when Rudy found him up in the tower. I think that would be around the time Rudy arrived to teach Eris. I would give spoilers/my thoughts as to what finally pushed the Incident to occur, but I think I'll let the the anime/your thoughts come to that conclusion :)
So good!
Thanx for this explanation, i would love to have the books.
I'm so impatient for the next episode. These vids help tho
I wanted to comment during the stream, but I'm wondering if humans can't be summoned, maybe it was someone (either reincarnated or who knows of other worlds,) attempting to make their way to/back to the other world and the huge amount of mana required for the task caused what we saw, and perhaps pulled people from the other world like nanohoshi into this one.
10:42 ground zero also passed by paul you can see the grass burned.
I just want to thank you for these videos, The Anime Adaption is Amazing but still these little details provide the bigger picture.
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so the being erased from a world was more speculation on the LN part, the way the humangod and others influence and the layered of obviously more factors being added in definintly says that its not impossible to intoduce foriegn elements, but brining in a bigger one causes things like the displacement disaster. the full extent of this is definintly more so hinging on the fact that at this point in the story of why certain powerful people know about people as if theyve meet them before when they are older and/or stronger
14:15 When I saw that silhouette I thought it was an image of Sauros Greyrat but the sprites were different so I hit a road block
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