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could you tell me where you watched it Uchuusen Sagittarius

Hi
LOL Ive forgotten I even sent you a friend request on here

Great taste and an even greater watched catalogue. Found you through prefectural Earth Defense Force

Great Princess Jellyfish review, your thoughts are exactly how I felt.

Who is your avatar?

TBH I already forgot how i find you hahaha xd

Done it, although it is kinda messed up since i remembered now i made the profile in paint and the background is not transparent haha. But it would be really cool if it weren't by that, thanks for the info!

Thanks man, although i don't know how to do something like that.

Riiiight? Its a gem! 🙌

Yup.

The first book is the whole of what the anime adapted, albeit with a prologue that kinda gives away who the Seventh is, taken out of the anime. The second book onwards continues the story.

Great Rokka no Yuusha review.

As a reader of the light novels, the story really does pick up from there and provide a thorough explanation for the anime's ending. One by one you start to learn a lot more about the uniquely designed cast members, and in the battle scenes, the series does a great job distributing their roles so everyone feels important in some regard. There's a lot of all-or-nothing gambits, like you saw with Adlet backed against the corner in the anime, for several characters. The journey is a framing device to learn more about the world and explore the "true companions" trust the party has towards each other, set off by a conniving villain who isn't a crazy psycho, but a calm schemer who isn't entirely perfect himself. They are fun books to read because of this, and how tense they can get.

Thank you for your feedback, it is much appreciated.

I've read some interviews with Asano where he talks about the beginning specifically being a setup to drive home the ending similar to what you mentioned. However for me it had quite the opposite effect and all I got out of it was a tonal clash. I might feel differently when I eventually read it again.

Thats why manga is better than anime

better to be a realistic cynic than to be a childish optimist