First of all, I don't understand English so I apologize if my English is a bit weird. Also, please understand if this seems like a long post. The demons appeared. Now you can see the cool side of Frieren. Also, the meaning is different in the English title, Sousou no Frieren(葬送のフリーレン). The 8th episode was the title collection episode of this anime in Japan. Sousou（葬送） means "funeral" and refers to saying your final farewell to the dead and sending them off to the crematorium or cemetery. This has a double meaning as it is used not only for allies but also for enemy demons. By the way, the pronunciation of the "A" in Aura is closer to "ʌ" than to "o". How many people really understand this anime? I can't speak for others though... I'm sure you'll understand. And watching this anime makes me realize how precious time is. I believe this anime has a deeper meaning than other anime like Demon Slayer or Jujutsu Kaisen, which are like defeating an enemy. I hope that more people will watch this kind of anime. Many people there are only anime with flashy looks there is a tendency to want to see it.
Hey! First of all, you don't need to apologize for mistakes in your second language. I make plenty of them myself when speaking in my reactions. It's all good, we'll get better as we keep using it. As for the name explanation, wow, so it's direct translation to English, more like 'Funeral of Frieren.' I assume that refers to this whole journey being Frieren's farewell to Himmel, like his funeral. I wouldn't be shocked if Frieren also dies at the end-well, I would be surprised and shocked to be fair, but thematically it might make sense. And thanks for the pronunciation correction too. I'm Turkish, so I tend to pronounce names similarly to Japanese, but it changes on my tongue when speaking English. Hearing Japanese, reading English, thinking in Turkish, and then speaking English is a bit tricky at times. Regarding the depth of this anime, I generally agree with you. I love 'Demon Slayer' and 'Jujutsu Kaisen' too. I enjoy watching beautiful animations and cool characters. But I appreciate the depth and storytelling in this anime so much. I think they belong to different categories; both are great, but in different ways. Thanks for your comment, and I hope to see you in future reactions! 🙌
@@Arengan >Hey! First of all, you don't need to apologize for mistakes in your second language. Thank you. But personally, I think a little apology makes me feel at ease. There may be times when you really can't get through to the other person. >I'm Turkish, so I tend to pronounce names similarly to Japanese, but it changes on my tongue when speaking English. I see. I'm Japanese. I can barely speak English. I like Demon Slayer and Jujutsu Kaisen, but I used to like Fullmetal Alchemist the most. I like the combat in Demon Slayer and Jujutsu Kaisen, but there's a possibility that a lot of allies will get killed, so that's what's painful. But after watching all the episodes of Frieren: Beyond Journey's End, I like it more than Fullmetal Alchemist.
@@Arengan Fullmetal Alchemist is a masterpiece among masterpieces that has become extremely popular both in Japan and overseas. Fullmetal Alchemist has an old work and a new work, and the new work is an anime that follows the original work more closely. I've seen both. By the way, MyAnimeList, the largest site in the English-speaking world, used to have the highest rating of all time. Currently, Frieren: Beyond Journey's End is number one of all time.
@@Arengan Fullmetal Alchemist is popular in both Japan and overseas, and it used to be number one on the all-time list on MyAnimeList, the largest English-speaking website. There is an old and a new version of Fullmetal Alchemist, and the new version is more faithful to the original. I've seen both, and both were interesting. Also, STEINS;GATE, which was previously number two on the all-time list, is also a masterpiece. Currently, Frieren has moved to number one on the all-time list.
Since you've probably already watched ep. 10 by now, there's not much point in going too in-depth about some of the questions you raised. This is why it's best to watch 7-10 at once, kind of like ep. 1-4. Once you finish ep. 10, SO MANY questions since the beginning will have an answer. Looking forward to the next ones!
14:45 I must admit it's refreshing to see characters with that kind of common sense in an anime.
Yes, it is! I swear I would have talked and cried about it for minutes, maybe even episodes, if he had decided to leave him there like that Lord said!
First of all, I don't understand English so I apologize if my English is a bit weird.
Also, please understand if this seems like a long post.
The demons appeared.
Now you can see the cool side of Frieren.
Also, the meaning is different in the English title, Sousou no Frieren(葬送のフリーレン).
The 8th episode was the title collection episode of this anime in Japan.
Sousou（葬送） means "funeral" and refers to saying your final farewell to the dead and sending them off to the crematorium or cemetery.
This has a double meaning as it is used not only for allies but also for enemy demons.
By the way, the pronunciation of the "A" in Aura is closer to "ʌ" than to "o".
How many people really understand this anime? I can't speak for others though...
I'm sure you'll understand.
And watching this anime makes me realize how precious time is.
I believe this anime has a deeper meaning than other anime like Demon Slayer or Jujutsu Kaisen, which are like defeating an enemy.
I hope that more people will watch this kind of anime.
Many people there are only anime with flashy looks there is a tendency to want to see it.
Hey! First of all, you don't need to apologize for mistakes in your second language. I make plenty of them myself when speaking in my reactions. It's all good, we'll get better as we keep using it. As for the name explanation, wow, so it's direct translation to English, more like 'Funeral of Frieren.' I assume that refers to this whole journey being Frieren's farewell to Himmel, like his funeral. I wouldn't be shocked if Frieren also dies at the end-well, I would be surprised and shocked to be fair, but thematically it might make sense. And thanks for the pronunciation correction too. I'm Turkish, so I tend to pronounce names similarly to Japanese, but it changes on my tongue when speaking English. Hearing Japanese, reading English, thinking in Turkish, and then speaking English is a bit tricky at times.
Regarding the depth of this anime, I generally agree with you. I love 'Demon Slayer' and 'Jujutsu Kaisen' too. I enjoy watching beautiful animations and cool characters. But I appreciate the depth and storytelling in this anime so much. I think they belong to different categories; both are great, but in different ways. Thanks for your comment, and I hope to see you in future reactions! 🙌
@@Arengan >Hey! First of all, you don't need to apologize for mistakes in your second language.
Thank you.
But personally, I think a little apology makes me feel at ease.
There may be times when you really can't get through to the other person.
>I'm Turkish, so I tend to pronounce names similarly to Japanese, but it changes on my tongue when speaking English.
I see. I'm Japanese. I can barely speak English.
I like Demon Slayer and Jujutsu Kaisen, but I used to like Fullmetal Alchemist the most.
I like the combat in Demon Slayer and Jujutsu Kaisen, but there's a possibility that a lot of allies will get killed, so that's what's painful.
But after watching all the episodes of Frieren: Beyond Journey's End, I like it more than Fullmetal Alchemist.
@@miyaisit4188 OH wow I head lots of good things about Full Methal Alchemist's story but never watched it. I might tho.
@@Arengan Fullmetal Alchemist is a masterpiece among masterpieces that has become extremely popular both in Japan and overseas.
Fullmetal Alchemist has an old work and a new work, and the new work is an anime that follows the original work more closely.
I've seen both.
By the way, MyAnimeList, the largest site in the English-speaking world, used to have the highest rating of all time. Currently, Frieren: Beyond Journey's End is number one of all time.
@@Arengan Fullmetal Alchemist is popular in both Japan and overseas, and it used to be number one on the all-time list on MyAnimeList, the largest English-speaking website.
There is an old and a new version of Fullmetal Alchemist, and the new version is more faithful to the original.
I've seen both, and both were interesting.
Also, STEINS;GATE, which was previously number two on the all-time list, is also a masterpiece.
Currently, Frieren has moved to number one on the all-time list.
Since you've probably already watched ep. 10 by now, there's not much point in going too in-depth about some of the questions you raised. This is why it's best to watch 7-10 at once, kind of like ep. 1-4.
Once you finish ep. 10, SO MANY questions since the beginning will have an answer.
Looking forward to the next ones!
Nope not watched 10 yet but I'm excited!