Densetsu no Yuusha no Densetsu Episode 24 Discussion

Skillmatic said:
am i the only one wandering what happened after the end of ep 22 when the soldiers were going up the stairs to the room where Ryner and Ferris were and how it came to Sion chasing after Ryner like he was at the beginning of this episode???

Wakishea said:
Just wanted to let you guys know that they had Ryner and Ferris merge in the anime Itsuka Tenma no Kurousagi at the ending of the ova..

There may be hope for a second season!!

Shinx233 said:
Its been a two/three years but season 2 didnt show up ....;o...............

link9us said:
wtf was that?? Oh man i agree with almost everone here, that was a Cop out ending.

They completely rushed the whole backstory bout the "black hero" and the "satin of loneliness" I am guessing this part of the plot is not going to come into play untill another season, if they ever make another season. Regarding Sion and ryners fight, i didn't really understand that either, some how he has some sort of darkness with in him self. The same goes with ryner. Then their is lucile, which we still don't know what motives he has or the whole reason why he even joined up with sion in the first place.

We get a very brief encounter with Keifer and Ryner, definitively not the Reunion i was counting on.

So the way i under stand this is the "satin of loniness" is ryner lute and the Black hero is the darkness that was inside of him, when sion accepted the black hero to converge into his beign, that gave him the power he now possesses as a stigma holder and his ability to go completely berserk. Sion Astal wants to purge ryner of that darkness. Its hard to anylize this because it was only just briefly explained in the first 10 min of the episode. Very rushed indeed.

The whole mumbo jumbo about the "weaver of all equations" and the "solver of all equations" i had no idea wtf they were taking bout.

Now as far as the war breaking it out, i expected some sort of resolution towards that because that what the entire series was building to but instead it was never resolved and was again rushed like hell.

Their was so many plot holes left in this series, i just even make up what the story is bout any more. Now i know certain anime shows do that for a reason being because its not supposed to be explained until later seasons, but even such plot developments that were part of the core story of this season alone were left unresolved and to me that just defeats the purpose of a satisfying ending.

The series did have some good action, i will give it that, some of the characters were interesting and mysterious. Though i would of liked to see more of keifer since i kind of really liked her, to bad for that. But the worst thing is viewers are left confused completely by the end of the show and that really sucked.

Anyways i would have to give this series a 6/10, it just didn't reach my expectations that i was hoping for. If their is another season, i will check it out, just because the over all plot was great, but the execution in this season really failed.

Danniel said:


I've got some more.

6) What is is Lucille objective? Save the country like Sion wants or there's somerhing else? And how he is related to the girl that popped out of Ryner?

7) What's an Iynchpin? Miran Frouade said in the end of episode 15 that Milk is Ryner's Iynchpin.

8) How did the king of Gastark know Sion would betray Ryner?

Other than being confused with the ending, splendid final episode. This anime is officially going to my favorite list, along with Code Geass. 1000000/10 for me. Almost cried in the part Ryner said he would come back to save Sion.

My only complaint is Ryner not meeting Kiefer in a proper manner. She saved him but he barely noticed she was there.

I wonder what Ferris and Ryner going to do now. And what will happen to the other characters that stayed in the fight.

Definitely needs a second season, but I guess it's not going to be so easy...

Bobby_S said:
besides all those infinite unanswered questions that was f**ked up....this was a really great show..on a side note,,is there any other anime like this that someone can recommend me?? if possible with a little more romance...but once again great show,,hope there is a second season

AironicallyHuman said:
Having read through all 12 pages, everything that needed to be said has been already; namely, that the show went to lalilulelo land with its last stretch as Ryner's daddy appeared out of NOWHERE, stabbed/killed him, leading to some inner-spiritual battle against... something, which required his deceased mother to appear in dream land to save him. And then there's the whole TOTALLY UNEXPLAINED desire of Sion to kill Ryner. Evangelion probably did make a lot more sense with its ending, and the sad thing is I'm not even joking.

It started shitty, but it ended MUCH worse. The varied moral stances of its cast that put them in war-time conflict, along with Ryner's suffering, EVENTUALLY made me unable to stop watching. Some good character-centric shit. Even Dango Girl's violence routine EVENTUALLY became a positive; her voice actress nailing the character so much that I can't deal with a non-voiced version of the story. But it's as if, right at the end, every other plotline got scrapped for some absurdly inconsistent 'evil king' nonsense. The show was MUCH better when Miran represented the darkness of being a king, rather than some daft Sion vs. Sion split personality crap.

...bah. This was the first anime in quite awhile to make me get addicted. Then, it went on to fuck me up the arse. :/

Darklight0303 said:
It makes a lot more sense in the novels.

Sindrase said:


No, it doesn't. The writing style of the novels is absolutely dreadful. I don't know if it happened during the translation process or the author can't convey his story properly(though it's most probably the latter since translators kept changing), but when I started reading the novels I couldn't believe that they are part of the same series. It was like I was reading a work of poetry. The story develops real slow. Every person's philosophical musings are described in great detail. The anime seriously turned it around 180 degrees.

Darklight0303 said:


Sounds to me like a personal problem

Sindrase said:


"Personal problem"s have a basis. You're not really denying anything that I've said.

Darklight0303 said:


Actually I am. I had none of those issues hence why it sounds to me like the problem is with you

Sindrase said:


The only thing I can say to that is that you need to broaden your perspective. One can only expect logical and honest critique from people who can take a step back and view a franchise objectively.