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| THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- Ooh the amount of strategic planning in this series' finale... Idk, this finale felt rather rushed. Feels like the anime could need another episode to cap the series. At least Nobunaga himself is living up to expectations as a character. |
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| Good to see that Toshiie came back. Yeah, I agree, this episode felt rushed. I wanted to see of the battle of Okehazama. Overall, 4/10 for this show. |
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| I'm pretty sure at this point, Nobunaga should have planned ahead (plus the production stuff) in order to finish his war (and the anime) SOMEHOW. Despite this being the final episode, it felt more like a further set-up for even more ruckus within Nobunaga's and the Imagawa's borders, for their final clash. The seemingly ill-washed and scatterbrained Nobunaga has had his past issues of wishing-washing over serious issues, but with determination, he's back into his character. Stark700 said: Idk, this finale felt rather rushed. Feels like the anime could need another episode to cap the series. At least Nobunaga himself is living up to expectations as a character. Pretty much felt the same way, heard that there's a 13th episode from the looks of LiveChart, but it looks pretty much done at this last-minute stage. Nevetheless, nothing good nor bad here. Just your average historical Studio Deen show. |
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| 7/10 from me. While at first it seemed promising it also showed typical stuff that you see in otome-game adaptions. (Beautiful faces and stuff.) Still I liked it and I like samurai stuff in general - as long as there is not too much annoying stuff (annoying chars). Most things were okay here and I liked to see a bit of the Nogunaga story - since usually we mainly have Bakumatsu and Sengoku era (later when Nobunaga is in full power or already dead) so some of the earlier stuff was nice since I wasn't too familiar with that. Other (and much better) anime that focused more on Nobunaga was Nobunaga Concerto. I'd recommend this one to people that haven't watched it yet. Despite time travel stuff - where I feared the worst - it was really great. |
| I really wanted to see how Nobunaga killed Imagawa Yoshimoto, damn did they have to rush! I liked Tsuneoki's speech to Nobunaga, it really brought back the demon. His plan of surrendering and committing seppuku was really messed up, I'm glad he didn't go through with it. But shit, I really wanted to see how he defeated the guy. Overall it was a nice watch to waste time. But just that, to waste time only. Crucial moments were never shown, or they were brushed off from this series. It rushed like crazy, from episode to episode. How will we know his glory besides from the narrative, we want to see rather than hear. Us being shown, makes us engage with the series and his greatness. To me it was just an empty cupboard that hardly gave us anything to remember it by. I doubt anyone will miss this series or even talk about it in future, and that's super sad. The story needed at least a 2 cour segment to showcase its full potential, but it couldn't since we live in an era cursed by 1 cour series. Feel bad it couldn't spread its wings because of this curse! Characters were hardly engaging, plot ran like Usain Bolt, Music was alright, animation was very good though, And as a memorabilia it failed. 5/10. |
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| This anime was far from perfect but I really liked it. Yes, I know the last episode was rushed and could've been made into two instead. All in all, I honestly don't know what score is adequate for this show so I'll leave scoring it on the side until some time passes and my mind clears. |
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Stark700 said: THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- Ooh the amount of strategic planning in this series' finale... Idk, this finale felt rather rushed. Feels like the anime could need another episode to cap the series. At least Nobunaga himself is living up to expectations as a character. Couldn't agree with you more! |
| I wanted more Kichou... We need a OVA which will be the 13th episode. |
| Never been into otome-game stuff, and this one won't make change my mind at all. I won't lie, it was visually appealing. 4/10 |
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| I wonder if we'll ever get a sequel that covers the rest of his life. Doubtful that'll ever come to fruition though. |
| Damn shame we only got 12 episodes out of this. It's not often we get a serious anime about Nobunaga. |
| I like Nobunaga for the japan histoy, its grate to see him in anime, the characters are handsome and the history its fine, I like this anime but the ending its a bit fast And I'm waiting for the otome game xD, thanks for have a version in english |
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| What kind of absolute shitto ending is shit. |
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| Would have been cool to see the final moments of the battle. Sounds like a lot of cunning went into it. From https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oda_Nobunaga?wprov=sfla1 "Nobunaga's scouts reported that Yoshimoto was resting at the narrow gorge of Dengaku-hazama, ideal for a surprise attack, and that the Imagawa army was celebrating their victories while Yoshimoto viewed the heads. Nobunaga moved towards Imagawa's camp and set up a position some distance away. An array of flags and dummy troops made of straw and spare helmets gave the impression of a large host, while the real Oda army hurried round in a rapid march to get behind Yoshimoto's camp. The heat gave way to a terrific thunderstorm. As the Imagawa samurai sheltered from the rain Nobunaga deployed his troops, and when the storm ceased they charged down upon the enemy in the gorge, so suddenly that Yoshimoto thought a brawl had broken out among his men, only realizing it was an attack when two samurais charged up. One aimed a spear at him, which Yoshimoto deflected with his sword, but the second swung his blade and cut off Imagawa's head." Overall seems like there was a lot of filling in the gaps with fictional imaginings between actual events. But still entertaining enough. 6/10 |
| This was quite good, and it ended good as well, although we didn't see much of that final battle. |
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| Nobunaga found his strength again through the support of his own men though the end fight was a bit too rushed Overall decent anime but they really should have taken some time with certain parts of the story |
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