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| Did the anime fuck up the portrayal of Bosse and Miranjo's relationship or is the manga genuinely bad too? Because I can't appear to give a shit about their barely show bond, which the anime decided is now what the plot is about? |
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| Watching the Bojji x Daida/Bosse fight reminded me a bit of Ico, considerably more of The Shadow of the Colossus. Definitely another impressive round of animation directing. |
| OUSAMA RANKING IS BACK BABY!!! After a somewhat mid second cour, we just got an absolute masterpiece of an episode. The directing, cinematography and sakuga were truly peak Wit Studio. |
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| Very good episode! I especially loved Bojji's fight against Bosse. The visuals were also very good in this episode (goes to show where most of the budget went.) I can't wait to see the demon's tale and how Despa will save his brother from his immortality... |
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| Wit Studio going ALL-OUT SAKUGA THIS EPISODE, MAN! Take my breath away for this! Miranjo probably knew that her time of defiance as up to wreck King Bosse's family in one fell swoop by reclaiming Bosse for her own sake, that all failed spectacularly in the face of Bosse in Daida's body. The Big Four, Bojji and Kage up against Bosse, and more than ever, they're here to prove that they can overcome the adversity together as one to take up arms against the imposter king. They certainly know who's the real Prince here, and all they've fought for from the beginning to end, but even as Despa's word puts them out of commission, their unwavering spirit tells a story about redemption even in adversaries. So it is then, that it's Bojji vs. Bosse...and immediately the famous Attack on Titan sakuga comes in, and Wit Studio SPARES NO DETAIL UNTOUCHED, this fight is just simply masterclass and perfection, the life-restoring, no-kill swordsmanship worthy of a king. The promises between Miranjo and Bosse, they've all but certainly defeated for good, and now Bojji has to make the fateful decision by removing her from the picture (or more appropriately her internal frame) and resolving this issue once and for all, for everyone. But it's not over yet for Miranjo, as her promise to a demon left Bosse leaving on his own, that's her karma. The only backstory left to resolve: Miranjo's, and I truly wonder what is that promise made which sent the downward spiral into darkness, leaving her in terrifying Hell. |
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| Bojii has finally surpassed Bosse's brute force in a epic fight thanks to his swordsmanship and saved Daida from being possessed by Bosse's soul. Miranjo's soul was not able to follow Bosse to the other side because of the deal she made with the demon after breaking it the first time. |
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| There is nothing like this, how they did it. What was that i just watched |
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| They probably saved all of the budget for the second half just for this episode, because this was vastly differently from what we had seen in the previous weeks. |
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| HOT DAAAMN! I don't usually say that on MAL episode threads but the animation in that fight, Wit Studio never cease to amaze me. |
| "You can't spell slaughter without laughter". |
Gabisu said: Jin_uzuki said: the anime cutted the relationship, has 3 chapters about it before, idk why they cut an important plotDid the anime fuck up the portrayal of Bosse and Miranjo's relationship or is the manga genuinely bad too? Because I can't appear to give a shit about their barely show bond, which the anime decided is now what the plot is about? Oh no wonder I felt like something was missing then lol |
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| Animation was dope this episode, lots of interesting angles most of the fisheye and ground shots. I feel happy and confused on this episode. Nevertheless looking forward to the next two episodes. |
| I-I've got no words. Excellent episode all around: emotionally, cinematically, artistically. Yeah, it checks all the boxes for me. Wow. |
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| The animation was great and the fight between King Bose and Boji was really good |
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| Well, they answered a lot of what I was wondering about quickly, but the answers were both simpler and stupider than I thought. I can see where Miranjo was coming from, but it's weird that she always jumped to kill them all and then still seemingly had empathy. Like was kill Bosse's wife with an invading army the best way to get another kid out of him? How about steal some of his stuff and find a foster mother? Bosse not knowing about the kid would have actually been better for taking over his life. Death in general seems to be dealt out a little too readily. They definitely could have talked longer about whether she had to be shattered. |
| The scene with Desha and the ranking of kings' representative confirmed that there's something wicked about god's treasury. Some answers about this matter would be appreciated, but I can't lie, I'm way more invested in the Bosse-Miranjo-demon triangle now so that stuff can wait. |
| It's so goooooood I was suspecting this at the start but Bojji, Bosse and Ouken are literally just rock, paper and scissors. I'd say Bojji is paper, Bosse is Rock and Ouken Scissors. I wonder why the inspector person from the king ranking organisation was looking so frustrated at Desha's refusal of the first place ranking. Innterestinggg... Couldn't have anything to do with the gods, right? Also judging by Despa's very unsurprised and almost planned-looking reaction to the demon appearing, I wonder if the demon also has something to do with Ouken's immortality? Maybe his solution lies in trying to kill it? |
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| animation this ep was top notch. look im really feeling for miranjo's character, and i like how both her and bosse are shown with their regret here but bosse can fuck off with that "why do you have to be the only one bearing this suffering" as if she didnt ruin and ended innocent lives. yes she was innocent herself before and even after all those years she is still the one who's suffering but she also brought misery to those who she encountered as well. and thats in no way justified. come on now other than that lil thing that bugged me this ep was Great. interesting twist to see that the demon is actually someone she's met before? and its the character from the op! |
Zaugr said: Also judging by Despa's very unsurprised and almost planned-looking reaction to the demon appearing, I wonder if the demon also has something to do with Ouken's immortality? Maybe his solution lies in trying to kill it? Despa, Desha and the captain all specifically came above ground because they wanted to shatter Miranjo. Now that we know that the demon appeared after her mirror broke we can safely assume that their real objective was to make the demon materialize in order to slay him. |
| Excellent episode. Absolutely loved how "unconventional" the direction was this time. And as for Miranjo, I don't know if I should feel pity or satisfaction with the fact of her actions finally receiving punishment. I mean, having your soul being eaten for eternity sounds pretty awful but again, she killed Bojji's mother and tried to do the same with Hiling. |
| wow this was an amazing episode! |
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| That episode was just something else. That's all I can say. Holy... |
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| Crazy how there are demons and gods in this show… and they are both evil! |
| i tear up during the scene where miranjo soul got eaten, and damn the scene where the demon is eating those souls are so creepy this fight is so good, like it's short but got a lot of impact also those pov shots |
| This episode probably have one of the best looking animated scenes not just from this series, but from Wit Studio as a whole. The fight sequences with Boiji and Bosse looked hella crazy and really impressed with the camera direction, impact frames, and swear effects. To me, this even rivalled some of the most impressive animation work that Wit did for AoT when it was still in charge of that series (regardless of my more unfavorable stances on that series nowadays for good reason). As for the story content within the episode itself, I couldn't care much at all for. Boiji's endeavors don't feel well-earned, and the way Bosse and Miranjo were written as characters felt like a roundabout waste of time. The sluggish pacing still doesn't help, either, as it seemed like they dragged out 5-6 episodes worth of content to around 9-10 episodes in length. It's nice to see people raving about it, but unfortunately for me, I'm just unable to join in those festivities besides nodding at the staff credits. |
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| The animation improved a lot for this episode and you can tell. A battle that I will remember for sure, my favorite episode of ousama so far |
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| The animation!! Goosebumps!! |
| Oppai check! 111 cm: Hancock 110 cm: Zoro 100 cm: Robin |
| They really outdid themselves with that fight scene, I thought it was really good. And it looks like that character from the OP is finally making an appearance. |
  「 𝕂𝕖𝕪 𝕥𝕙𝕒𝕥 𝕙𝕚𝕕𝕖𝕤 𝕥𝕙𝕖 𝕗𝕠𝕣𝕔𝕖𝕤 𝕠𝕗 𝕕𝕒𝕣𝕜𝕟𝕖𝕤𝕤, 𝕤𝕙𝕠𝕨 𝕞𝕖 𝕪𝕠𝕦𝕣 𝕥𝕣𝕦𝕖 𝕗𝕠𝕣𝕞 」 |
| Did the story recover from the absolute disaster of Episode 20? There was something insanely climactic about everyone being on the verge of death and then all momentum flew out of the window when Bosse arrived to heal them in a second. All of a sudden, the stakes just started to feel incredibly low, and the fact that Bosse’s motivations remained vague while he was about to engage Boji (who he had just healed) made it all the worse. The story, for me, went from a 9/10 to a 7/10 at that point. Great animation aside, was it able to recover from the bullshit of Episode 20? |
| Cool fight, but the story and it's progress is still so bad. It's like Demon Slayer, great animation mediocre story, another high rated show. |
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