| Frieren has become my favorite anime, and I hold a deep appreciation for it. I'm curious, how did you feel watching this show? What did you enjoy the most? The main reason I enjoyed Frieren is the profound messages and reflections on life and human relationships. Frieren, being an immortal elf, initially kept an emotional distance from humans due to their brief lives compared to hers. However, the story reveals that despite the fleeting nature of human lives, the moments we share are what truly give life its value. One scene that beautifully highlights this is when Fern takes Frieren to see the sunrise. Frieren wasn't particularly moved by the sunrise itself, but she felt joy in seeing how much it meant to Fern. This moment shows how empathy and sharing experiences can strengthen bonds between people, even if we don't experience things the same way. Another poignant scene is when Himmel gifts Frieren a ring with a clock in the background. This encapsulates how a moment is more than just its place in time; it's something that defines us and stays with us for life. It’s a beautiful reminder that significant moments transcend their chronological space. The central message of the anime, to me, is that life is worthwhile because of the emotional connections we make and the meaningful moments we share, even if this leads to some eventual sorrow. Frieren reminds us that life shouldn't be about avoiding risks, staying numb to avoid pain, or trying to create a perfect existence free of negative experiences. Life is each moment we experience, especially those that emotionally impact us. By avoiding others and being afraid to truly live, we end up not living at all. We see this in the way Frieren lives by herself, often sleeping and procrastinating. However, when she is with others, she goes on journeys, develops bonds, and creates long-lasting memories. As Frieren gradually opens herself up, she begins to mourn for Himmel, and there is beauty in that. It would be more tragic if his passing didn't provoke anything within her. This suffering holds value and beauty, as it signifies the depth of their bond and the importance of their shared experiences. This is not to welcome or incentivize suffering, but to accept it and feel gratitude for what makes life special and worth living. Frieren resonated deeply with me in how the beauty of life lies in its impermanence and the bonds we form with others, which give true meaning to our existence. It also emphasized the importance of empathy and being present for others, even if we don't fully understand their perspective or experiences. |
| The importance of living special moments to the fullest with your close ones. |
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| The soundtrack is pretty good |
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| English is my 3rd language so sorry in advance. It resonated with me really well too, most of its themes are something i have already seen, but frieren delivered as good or better (there are some that didnt of course but they dont ruin the overall experience for me) The melancholic vibes too, reminiscing of the past, but looking forward for new things and etc. characters aren’t annoying for me which is pretty rare with anime, for me atleast. The world building might not be as complex as others nor does the author put much attention on it, but it has enough details to make it feel alive. Many small details that get more obvious when rewatching, its themes like how small minor details are way more important than the result of the bigger deed, how people only act like grown ups and need support all the time, how religion isnt shown as pure evil, how you only start to appreciate your loved ones to the fullest when they are gone and and many other things. Did i ever see this themes explored in other media? Of course, they arent something you wouldn’t think about from time to time, but frieren worked better for me. |
What did you enjoy the most about Frieren?
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This dance is the pinnacle of human achievement. |
| The slow slice of life fantasy moments. Basically them just walking and doing small stuff. Also the small comedy parts like getting eaten by a fake chest. Frierens obsession of grimoires was funny as well. I didn't care much about the fighting though but those happen in series. |
| "You only realize the real value of something you discarded when you get the chance to pick it up again." - Rudeus Greyrat |
| I mean, isn't it the greatest anime ever made? So pretty much everything on it is better than any other show. |
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| Himmel moments every few scenes. |
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Do I need to add something more to it? |
| The most in Frieren, I liked Frieren xD🤍 |
| the one that impact me the most is the episode about the old senile dwarf he forgotten his memories about her wife but the emotional memory of her remains to him so beautiful there |
gimme dat flatelf  |
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