It’s a shame this show didn’t blow off as much as it deserves. I loved it when it first came out. Looking back it reminds me of Frieren, but a lot more dark as Frieren takes a more positive and hopeful stance of humanity
It's such a unique anime in the way it presents ideas and its a show I very much appreciate for that fact, as always your video was great, keep up the good work
What is also to see, is how we can notice all these flaws and don't like them; yet they are just as much us. If you asked people if they would save someone, while risking their own life doing so, some may say yes and despise anyone who would say that they wouldn't do it, but if the situation were to occur these people would maybe not do as they said [Ego]. As humans we came to existance with the ability to comprehend our very own, giving us the chance to see the flaws with us, but as you said, these little imperfections are what shapes us and makes us who we are as a human. Wonderful video as always.
Yes! Going against our flaws is something we can all say we'll do, but are likely to be unable to do when actually faced with a difficult situation. Thank you for your insight and your comment! Sorry if your comment didn't appear immediately, for some reason UA-cam marked it as "likely spam" lol.
No, Mirarose's father was a toxic, abusive parent who cared more about what he wanted her to be than he actually did about her. Which is why he was able to do such cruel things. I have no sympathy for parents who value their pride and "what they were taught" over their children and their happiness. I've experienced it.
The problem is that the punishment is too cruel and egregious to fit the crime. No, he wasn't a good man and what he did was horrible, but it's clear that the daughter lost her marbles and stopped punishing him over and over for revenge, she's just being sadistic and spiteful at this point.
@@UnbelievableCider Don't worry, personally I believe it's worth to wait for something that you know will be great. That's how I feel about your content, I can wait, because I know that you will create something that can move me, and that I believe is worth waiting for
Let's be real. Elaina gets away with her Ego and twisted Personality because she's pretty. What would she be if that pretty face is gone? Also. Elaina being Aware of her Ego but instead of balancing it, choosing to essentially fake it. Trying to appear less flawed to people and such. As effective as that is, it wont last long as we cannot hide who we are. And neither can Elaina hide that ego of hers forever.
I would propose that your pride and dignity section could be enriched by talking about the princess being so obsessed in her revenge that she is responsible for the destruction of her nation.
Amazing video! Genuinely enjoyed every minute of it, and I think you nailed my thoughts about this series. It's fantastic, and I'm glad I found your video talking about it, will share.
In the light novel, a lot of places she goes have a very classist system with mages on top of non-mages. There was even one or two that was outright segregationist. So yea, that world is very unfriendly to non-mages and so it would be unreasonable to go around changing each and every society she visits.
After watching this video, I must say that my views on Wandering Witch changed significantly. I used to hate how Elaina didn’t help the village from the plant zombies and couldn’t stand how arrogant she was. But now I know better: she is human in the end. We all are. If I was asked that if I would defend the village from the zombies if I was in her position, I would say yes. But in reality, in that spur of the moment, I would have done exactly what Elaina did, I would’ve gotten out of there ASAP. This anime shows the viewers what they, as humans, try so hard to ignore. In the end, we are selfish beings and pretending we are not just shows how flawed we are. Thank you for making this video, it was wonderful.
One May also Say that we as humans are not inherently selfish, but some people are Just fucking cunts. Humanity history Is filled with selfless acts, revolutionaries, people who dies for what they believed, and to be so pessimistic to Say that we humans are 100% inherently selfish Is miopic Elaina Is a selfish monster, able to be selfish Just because She's more Power full than anyone else by sheer luck
How Chatgpt 4 rates the Novel in the description. Keep in mind some inaccuracies may be present. The novel draft titled "Shattered Condolences" by Drake Deak is a dark and intense narrative that explores themes of love, betrayal, despair, and the human struggle against a seemingly cruel world. Characters: 1. Moria: The protagonist of the story, Moria is a complex character who is deeply cynical and skeptical about the world. She is a realist who is aware of the world's corruption and chaos. She falls in love with Mark, who is her opposite in many ways. Moria is portrayed as a strong character who fights for survival, despite the numerous tragedies she faces. 2. Mark: Mark is Moria's love interest and a significant character in the story. He is an aspiring novelist who is more optimistic and hopeful than Moria. However, he is revealed to be deeply troubled, leading to his suicide, which shatters Moria's world. 3. The Man and Woman in Lab Coats: These characters appear later in the story and their roles are not fully explained in the draft. They seem to be involved in some form of experiment or situation involving Moria, but their intentions and identities remain a mystery. Themes: 1. Love and Betrayal: The story explores the deep love between Moria and Mark, and the devastating betrayal Moria feels when Mark commits suicide. This theme is further explored when Moria is betrayed again by the man in the lab coat. 2. Despair and Hope: The narrative delves into the despair Moria feels in the face of a chaotic world and personal tragedies. However, her fight for survival also hints at a glimmer of hope. 3. Reality and Perception: The story questions the nature of reality and how individual perceptions can shape our understanding of the world. Moria's cynical view of the world contrasts with Mark's more hopeful perspective. World: The world in "Shattered Condolences" is depicted as a chaotic and corrupt place that is spiraling into darkness. It is a world that is changing rapidly, with people becoming more agitated, cities becoming more polluted, and the sky becoming increasingly darker. The story also hints at a mysterious, possibly scientific or experimental aspect of the world, as seen in the scenes involving the man and woman in lab coats. Rating: Given the depth of the characters, the exploration of intense themes, and the intriguing world-building, I would rate this novel draft a 7.5 out of 10. Comments and Suggestions: 1. The narrative is engaging and the characters are well-developed. However, the story could benefit from more clarity, especially regarding the roles and intentions of the man and woman in lab coats. 2. The themes are explored in depth, but the story could delve deeper into the theme of hope to balance the intense despair. 3. The world-building is intriguing, but more details about the world and its changes could enhance the reader's understanding and immersion. 4. The writing style is descriptive and evocative, but the story could benefit from more dialogue to break up the narrative and provide more insight into the characters. 5. The story could also benefit from more exploration of Moria's character development and her journey from cynicism to a more hopeful perspective. Overall, "Shattered Condolences" is a promising novel draft with a lot of potential. With some revisions and further development, it could become a compelling and thought-provoking narrative. Yeah. I wasn't kidding calling it Fedora tipper Edge. Not my novel. Even Elaina helps by making sure for every moment Elaina is worst off being alive, you get a goofy story of a Town were everyone loses their inhibitions and chases there love leading to some SUS relationships in the background. Think about some kids chasing around.
Interesting analysis from Chat. I can understand that the story is not something that interests you from its edginess. I can go pretty overboard sometimes, mainly because I enjoy that side of media. I don't think there is anything wrong with enjoying edgy themes. Furthermore, I don't believe it warrants the insult "fedora tipper." Perhaps you could instead provide constructive feedback that wasn't generated by an AI instead of just blatantly insulting it?
It’s a shame this show didn’t blow off as much as it deserves. I loved it when it first came out. Looking back it reminds me of Frieren, but a lot more dark as Frieren takes a more positive and hopeful stance of humanity
I agree, it’s a bit disappointing. I really liked this show, but I think maybe if a different studio picked it up it might have had better odds.
@@UnbelievableCider the animation is top notch though. I mean it doesn’t have much cgi which is rare even for today
@@sentryion3106 Yea that’s true it was pretty good. I wish more people talked about this show or the LNs
It does really feel like Friern
It's such a unique anime in the way it presents ideas and its a show I very much appreciate for that fact, as always your video was great, keep up the good work
I think it definitely has that uniqueness that adds to its charm. Thank you!
Same its pretty interesting and cool
our flaws make us perfect. as i say "imperfection is perfection"
Very well put
What is also to see, is how we can notice all these flaws and don't like them; yet they are just as much us. If you asked people if they would save someone, while risking their own life doing so, some may say yes and despise anyone who would say that they wouldn't do it, but if the situation were to occur these people would maybe not do as they said [Ego]. As humans we came to existance with the ability to comprehend our very own, giving us the chance to see the flaws with us, but as you said, these little imperfections are what shapes us and makes us who we are as a human.
Wonderful video as always.
Yes! Going against our flaws is something we can all say we'll do, but are likely to be unable to do when actually faced with a difficult situation. Thank you for your insight and your comment! Sorry if your comment didn't appear immediately, for some reason UA-cam marked it as "likely spam" lol.
No, Mirarose's father was a toxic, abusive parent who cared more about what he wanted her to be than he actually did about her. Which is why he was able to do such cruel things. I have no sympathy for parents who value their pride and "what they were taught" over their children and their happiness. I've experienced it.
The problem is that the punishment is too cruel and egregious to fit the crime. No, he wasn't a good man and what he did was horrible, but it's clear that the daughter lost her marbles and stopped punishing him over and over for revenge, she's just being sadistic and spiteful at this point.
I'm always impressed with the quality of your work, such a small sub count yet such quality.
Thank you! I'm flattered you think so
Elaina is a great story and you made an even greater analysis as always waiting for your video was worth it, can't wait for the next part
Thank you! Sorry for the long wait!
@@UnbelievableCider Don't worry, personally I believe it's worth to wait for something that you know will be great. That's how I feel about your content, I can wait, because I know that you will create something that can move me, and that I believe is worth waiting for
Let's be real. Elaina gets away with her Ego and twisted Personality because she's pretty. What would she be if that pretty face is gone?
Also. Elaina being Aware of her Ego but instead of balancing it, choosing to essentially fake it. Trying to appear less flawed to people and such. As effective as that is, it wont last long as we cannot hide who we are.
And neither can Elaina hide that ego of hers forever.
Her ego is also from her being talented
I would propose that your pride and dignity section could be enriched by talking about the princess being so obsessed in her revenge that she is responsible for the destruction of her nation.
thank you for this analysis. Very well done! I shall take notes for my own characters
Amazing video! Genuinely enjoyed every minute of it, and I think you nailed my thoughts about this series. It's fantastic, and I'm glad I found your video talking about it, will share.
In the light novel, a lot of places she goes have a very classist system with mages on top of non-mages. There was even one or two that was outright segregationist. So yea, that world is very unfriendly to non-mages and so it would be unreasonable to go around changing each and every society she visits.
Amazing job man. Your video was very well structured, and I got a lot out of it. I knew I’d love it.
Thanks, glad to hear it!
Yoooooo!!!!!! Hype. I liked it before watching because I already know I’ll love it.
Amazing! That was a wonderful video! Good job!
Thanks!
I wonder how the story would go if elina's personality was like tanjiro's
After watching this video, I must say that my views on Wandering Witch changed significantly. I used to hate how Elaina didn’t help the village from the plant zombies and couldn’t stand how arrogant she was. But now I know better: she is human in the end. We all are.
If I was asked that if I would defend the village from the zombies if I was in her position, I would say yes. But in reality, in that spur of the moment, I would have done exactly what Elaina did, I would’ve gotten out of there ASAP.
This anime shows the viewers what they, as humans, try so hard to ignore. In the end, we are selfish beings and pretending we are not just shows how flawed we are.
Thank you for making this video, it was wonderful.
Thank you for watching! I'm glad I was able to give you a new perspective on the show.
One May also Say that we as humans are not inherently selfish, but some people are Just fucking cunts.
Humanity history Is filled with selfless acts, revolutionaries, people who dies for what they believed, and to be so pessimistic to Say that we humans are 100% inherently selfish Is miopic
Elaina Is a selfish monster, able to be selfish Just because She's more Power full than anyone else by sheer luck
How the heck can this video have less than 1k views 0_0
thank god it pop off on my yt recommendations xD
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Novel in the description is another Edgy fedora tipper story. Don't really expect any different from Fanfiction.
17:20 What could Elaina have done to become Russian ?
Lol, that's a good question
No matter how much I scoured the LN I still can't think of a reason why
How Chatgpt 4 rates the Novel in the description. Keep in mind some inaccuracies may be present.
The novel draft titled "Shattered Condolences" by Drake Deak is a dark and intense narrative that explores themes of love, betrayal, despair, and the human struggle against a seemingly cruel world.
Characters:
1. Moria: The protagonist of the story, Moria is a complex character who is deeply cynical and skeptical about the world. She is a realist who is aware of the world's corruption and chaos. She falls in love with Mark, who is her opposite in many ways. Moria is portrayed as a strong character who fights for survival, despite the numerous tragedies she faces.
2. Mark: Mark is Moria's love interest and a significant character in the story. He is an aspiring novelist who is more optimistic and hopeful than Moria. However, he is revealed to be deeply troubled, leading to his suicide, which shatters Moria's world.
3. The Man and Woman in Lab Coats: These characters appear later in the story and their roles are not fully explained in the draft. They seem to be involved in some form of experiment or situation involving Moria, but their intentions and identities remain a mystery.
Themes:
1. Love and Betrayal: The story explores the deep love between Moria and Mark, and the devastating betrayal Moria feels when Mark commits suicide. This theme is further explored when Moria is betrayed again by the man in the lab coat.
2. Despair and Hope: The narrative delves into the despair Moria feels in the face of a chaotic world and personal tragedies. However, her fight for survival also hints at a glimmer of hope.
3. Reality and Perception: The story questions the nature of reality and how individual perceptions can shape our understanding of the world. Moria's cynical view of the world contrasts with Mark's more hopeful perspective.
World:
The world in "Shattered Condolences" is depicted as a chaotic and corrupt place that is spiraling into darkness. It is a world that is changing rapidly, with people becoming more agitated, cities becoming more polluted, and the sky becoming increasingly darker. The story also hints at a mysterious, possibly scientific or experimental aspect of the world, as seen in the scenes involving the man and woman in lab coats.
Rating:
Given the depth of the characters, the exploration of intense themes, and the intriguing world-building, I would rate this novel draft a 7.5 out of 10.
Comments and Suggestions:
1. The narrative is engaging and the characters are well-developed. However, the story could benefit from more clarity, especially regarding the roles and intentions of the man and woman in lab coats.
2. The themes are explored in depth, but the story could delve deeper into the theme of hope to balance the intense despair.
3. The world-building is intriguing, but more details about the world and its changes could enhance the reader's understanding and immersion.
4. The writing style is descriptive and evocative, but the story could benefit from more dialogue to break up the narrative and provide more insight into the characters.
5. The story could also benefit from more exploration of Moria's character development and her journey from cynicism to a more hopeful perspective.
Overall, "Shattered Condolences" is a promising novel draft with a lot of potential. With some revisions and further development, it could become a compelling and thought-provoking narrative.
Yeah. I wasn't kidding calling it Fedora tipper Edge. Not my novel. Even Elaina helps by making sure for every moment Elaina is worst off being alive, you get a goofy story of a Town were everyone loses their inhibitions and chases there love leading to some SUS relationships in the background.
Think about some kids chasing around.
Interesting analysis from Chat. I can understand that the story is not something that interests you from its edginess. I can go pretty overboard sometimes, mainly because I enjoy that side of media. I don't think there is anything wrong with enjoying edgy themes. Furthermore, I don't believe it warrants the insult "fedora tipper." Perhaps you could instead provide constructive feedback that wasn't generated by an AI instead of just blatantly insulting it?
thats not what Majo is about but ok
That’s subjective but ok