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| THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- Damn, military drama among the powerful figures of war. However among them all stands Nobunaga. I just really hope he can handle the pressure of leading an army. Certainly won't be an easy task. |
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| Nobuyuki dies. He should have killed Tsuzuki. Next week episode, "advancing toward the capital", should be interesting. |
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| That was such a sad episode full of feels. Loved the ost. |
  “The most shameless thing in the world is political power that can be inherited regardless of ability or talent!” |
| many sad moments. Nobuyuki should have killed Tsuzuki for sure. he was the one who messed everything up! i think that watching Nobunaga's son with Kitsuno was a bit too soon. i understand that there are 2 more episodes left but still. it felt a bit out of the blue for me. |
| If more people are willing to see between the lines, Tsuzuki's reckless manipulation of Nobukatsu is getting worse. BUT Nobukatsu was FINALLY sensible and smart enough to see his tactics and unfortunately didn't left him for dead. To the naive Nobunaga, having to meet his now-estranged of little brother Nobukatsu to discuss the heir to the Oda clan. Instead, it became a battle of wits and common sense of the reality around them. To reach a consensus about their motivations and such. But unfortunately, this is the fall of Nobukatsu. The connection between the brothers has fallen...what was supposed to be a happy ending between brothers of different mentality became a bloodbath. What an emotional episode, the best episode of the series. |
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| Tsuzuki was a real piece of work, and true devil that caused the whole brotherly conflict! But since it was not shown, maybe Nobukatsu killed him or banished him or something? Sad that Kichou never came back or I hope she was the one next to Nobunaga with that baby! I agree with @cherry_memoir the baby thing was a bit too soon, where are they rushing to? |
How I learned to stop worrying and love the bomb --- Dr Strangelove  |
| Just simple an emotional dramatic tragic episode for Nobukatsu! 5/5. |
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| According a book about Nobunaga, Tsuzuki was Nobukatsu's boy but Nobukatsu wasn't possessive and all of Nobukatsu's important retainers were sleeping with Tsuzuki, and apparently since everyone was really into him, Tsuzuki got full of himself and stopped sleeping with Shibata. And Shibata was pissed off enough to go to Nobunaga's side because of that. Shibata was the one who told Nobunaga that Nobukatsu was planning something, which ended up sealing Nobukatsu's death. |
lihle808 said: Tsuzuki was a real piece of work, and true devil that caused the whole brotherly conflict! But since it was not shown, maybe Nobukatsu killed him or banished him or something? Sad that Kichou never came back or I hope she was the one next to Nobunaga with that baby! I agree with @cherry_memoir the baby thing was a bit too soon, where are they rushing to? If Nobuyuki had killed him for real, i think they would have shown it. why not? As they portrayed him in the anime i think that he wouldn't really kill anyone. he was a bit like Hidetaka in my opinion. He would take the blame which he did like he instructed Nobunaga to say. To mention again that i'm talking about Nobuyuki in the anime, not the real one. While watching the episode i kinda thought that Nobuyuki would set up Tsuzuki so he gets killed by Nobunaga instead of just confronting him. i would have liked for things to turn out that way cause vermins such as Tsuzuki need to be put down. About Kichou, i want to think that he will reappear. Maybe the credits are a bit misleading but you can definitely see him protecting Nobunaga. I'm glad that you agree with me. It feels rushed and the only explanation i can give is because there are only 2 episodes left. so they either rush things so they can tell the whole story or they omit things and the story feels incomplete cause many people (including me) may wanna see Nobunaga as a person, father, etc, not only his warrior side. That's just my opinion though. |
| Nobukatsu is dead. He only started to return to normal while on his deathbed, but it was too late. His death was likely the most painful thing Nobunaga ever experienced. |
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| That was sad...and the worst thing is Tsuzuki is still alive after all of the things he has done Nobukatsu died in a pretty honorable way, rekindling his bond with nobunaga in his last moments was pretty sad to see |
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