After watching Aoko and Alice get ripped apart by Beo again, dread and despair starts to creep in, but then you see this man. He came despite being a regular human, despite the fact that he was useless. He was running to his death, and everyone knew it. His arrival was not treated with joyous relief but confusion and concern. There was nothing he could do but die; everyone on that snowy field knew that but none moreso than him. He was going to die, but he still had promise to fulfill. Once, he wished for nothing, wanted nothing, lived for nothing. There were no tomorrows-simply an unblemished, never-ending today. But he left that world, found a life of change and convenience and met a girl who gave him a tomorrow. And throughout this new life, he struggled to payback this debt, the promise he held close. He knows he is going to die. The beast who tore apart his companions is too great. To defeat it he has to give everything, break every bone and muscle in his body to hurt it. He understands this instinctively and accepts it immediately. To pay back the debt of being given his life, he must give his life. That is why his face is of cold resignation. That is why the melody morefits a funeral than an hero's rescue. He is going to die-but better to die than to see that girl killed. It is with that grim acceptance, that the man walks to face the beast, a Mystical Phantasmal born blessed by Creation itself, a being who no Magus could dream of harming, and defeats it. It was not a miraculous victory as that would imply it was due to luck or some divine force. No, it was an humane victory. The tale of men slaying beasts is as old as time. To do so against a Phantasmal Beast seems impossible, but it is an impossible that could have only been achieved by human hands. An oft-repeated theme in the Nasuverse is how it is ultimately the regular people like Soujuurou, Kouktou, and(as much as I dislike it) even Guado who make the difference. That is what makes the moment so great. I hope that when the movie/anime is released, they recognize this fact and keep the somber yet desperate music.
Amazing comment, captures the essence and motivations of Soujuurou perfectly! Just finished reading Mahoyo a few days ago and I think he just might be my favorite character in this story. His humanity is so remarkable.
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草十郎を表現出来てる曲、懐かしい…
After watching Aoko and Alice get ripped apart by Beo again, dread and despair starts to creep in, but then you see this man.
He came despite being a regular human, despite the fact that he was useless. He was running to his death, and everyone knew it.
His arrival was not treated with joyous relief but confusion and concern. There was nothing he could do but die; everyone on that snowy field knew that but none moreso than him. He was going to die, but he still had promise to fulfill.
Once, he wished for nothing, wanted nothing, lived for nothing. There were no tomorrows-simply an unblemished, never-ending today.
But he left that world, found a life of change and convenience and met a girl who gave him a tomorrow. And throughout this new life, he struggled to payback this debt, the promise he held close.
He knows he is going to die. The beast who tore apart his companions is too great. To defeat it he has to give everything, break every bone and muscle in his body to hurt it. He understands this instinctively and accepts it immediately. To pay back the debt of being given his life, he must give his life.
That is why his face is of cold resignation. That is why the melody morefits a funeral than an hero's rescue. He is going to die-but better to die than to see that girl killed.
It is with that grim acceptance, that the man walks to face the beast, a Mystical Phantasmal born blessed by Creation itself, a being who no Magus could dream of harming, and defeats it.
It was not a miraculous victory as that would imply it was due to luck or some divine force. No, it was an humane victory. The tale of men slaying beasts is as old as time. To do so against a Phantasmal Beast seems impossible, but it is an impossible that could have only been achieved by human hands. An oft-repeated theme in the Nasuverse is how it is ultimately the regular people like Soujuurou, Kouktou, and(as much as I dislike it) even Guado who make the difference.
That is what makes the moment so great.
I hope that when the movie/anime is released, they recognize this fact and keep the somber yet desperate music.
I’m excited for the movie
nice comment
Beautiful, absolutely love this comment
Amazing comment, captures the essence and motivations of Soujuurou perfectly!
Just finished reading Mahoyo a few days ago and I think he just might be my favorite character in this story. His humanity is so remarkable.
@@fz4178 waiting for soujyuro to be animated!!
穏やかで優しくのんびりとした草十郎にぴったりで好き
優しい顔をしてるのに傷だらけね...
ツーパンで幻想種の心臓をあらゆる意味で潰した男
例えるならもののけ姫のアシタカのような自然を思わす雄大さがありながら、ただゆっくり自分の呼吸で大地を踏み進んでいくといいますか。やっぱり主人公やなー草十郎はん
ベオを素手で倒せる人のBGMとは思えないくらい穏やかで面白い
この曲と遠い疵、メインテーマ眠り、Innocence 、帰り道、きみのはなしは是非オススメしたい。草十郎推しには響くはず。
草十郎ぽくてすごくいい
早く二部出て…
昔を懐かしむ曲、って感じ。草十郎にぴったり
あまりにも雄大で心を打つ山の風景。都会とは時間の流れさえ違って見える。でもそんな中でも草十郎は自分をちっぽけな存在とは思わず、ただ確固とした存在として山に在ったんだろうな、と。そんな「山」が心に残り続ける彼にとって、「都会」とはまだ相容れないと感じることだろう…なんてことを、この曲を聞いて思いました。
GOAT
仕返しでベオをボコした怖い人
godly bgm
まほよ二部よろしくお願いします!!私が生きてるうちに！！
初代YAMA育ち
My boy
ザ草十郎の曲
型月のYAMA育ちは伊達じゃない
どっかの人類悪だったりクラス「teacher」の所見殺しだったり…
全身サイボーグの代行者だったり、魔法の領域に片足突っ込んだNOUMINだったり…
魔法使い二人に殺され掛けた男