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| some ppl before said hes already tyrannical, it seems this EP shut them up :D, yea tyrant's sure want to end slavery lol, its the opposite, also tyrants only think how to fill their own pockets and oppress their ppl/common folk |
| That was a great episode. Ginger did what no other slave trader did, was given the slaves and education is the best move and made them valuable as all of them except for San we're sold out. Glad he decided to keep her instead of being sold. Just as he was thinking of starting a new business, Souma offered him one. What a genius move. |
| Slavery isn't something that could be abolished by a single command with no consequences. I'm glad the show addresses that instead of making Souma out to be some sort of hero who destroys it and everyone lives happily ever after. I think out of all the isekai anime I watched this one portrayed it the best. Though it's kinda worrying why so many Japanese authors try to incorporate it into their stories. What's so interesting about it? |
| Funny how slave master Ginger doesn't realise Souma is the king until the latter takes his glassess off like Clark Kent. |
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| I'm not going to lie, this is probably one of if not my favorite episode so far. It had such a different feeling to it and I loved it. And I'd be lying if I didn't say I was crying. The thought of slavery is just so horrible. Its horrible that it still happens even in 2022. So seeing a Slave owner actually care about his slaves, treat and feed them well, educate them, teach them to read and write and make sure they have good new owners that will treat them well is just so wholesome. Im so glad that even though slavery still must exist in Friedonia that Kazuya is regulating it and vetting people now. |
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| Very different from manga and this anime can't make it interesting that's why I dropped this anime |
“Life is never boring, but some people choose to be bored.” — Wayne Dyer |
| Oho, so we find a kind slave trader huh. Nice, the new slave trader Ginger Camus is training his slaves to read, write and do the math. That's exactly what Souma has been worried about. Hehe, Souma's policy had people running to Ginger for slaves. Souma visits Ginger to see what kind of person he is. He then funds Ginger's new business — a job training academy. |
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| It seems that Roroa's connections made Souma learn about this trader and educator.. I'm glad that Roroa came out to be nice for Souma as well.. As I was kind of worried.. Well, that's smart.. Not to abolish slaves just from start.. And just leave them on streets.. But to give them jobs, integrate them into society first.. On the other hand, this process can be so slow.. That maybe slaves still won't see the end of their slavery in their lifetime.. |
0451 said: well if u make series about medieval times u got to have slavery to make it more realistic Slavery isn't something that could be abolished by a single command with no consequences. I'm glad the show addresses that instead of making Souma out to be some sort of hero who destroys it and everyone lives happily ever after. I think out of all the isekai anime I watched this one portrayed it the best. Though it's kinda worrying why so many Japanese authors try to incorporate it into their stories. What's so interesting about it? |
| Souma the matchmaking machine! Literally all of his actions end up directly or indirectly setting up other people together. That's when he's not picking up a wife himself for *insert reasons*. |
| Nice episode! I didn't think I get to see a whole episode revolutionizing the slavery system. Quite a nice touch to this story. |
| It's not that I dislike this genre but... to add unnecessary fan services to/in/for heroines and ultimately destroys her character and personality; their purity tarnished because of it, is the only thing I hope to not happen to them. For that sole purity is my fan service. |
| This episode felt different to me because of the lack of political argumnts |
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| So... Now they established contract based scholasticism? Kinda like inverse military education? Interesting for a feudalism based nation. |
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| So... Now they established contract based scholasticism? Kinda like inverse military education? Interesting for a feudalism based nation. |
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