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WolfDBreidi said: I do not know why, but I have a bad feeling that the Demonoids will go after Sicily and the wounded. I feel that someone is going to die of the 12 magicians. My biggest fear is that it's Sicily. It would be a very shocking and sad touch for the final episode. tahikiry said: I just expect demons kill Sicily and the anime becomes interesting The guy who infiltrated the demonoid group did see Shin talking with Sicily so sadly I can suspect that's possible but I really don't want her to die! Would much rather have her be demonized and have him save her but I can't imagine that happening. She is too good of a person and is living too good of a life to have something to nurture hatred towards. |
| "I seems like someone does find you attractive" Price August to Maria I find her to be the most (or top 3 at least) attractive one in the whole anime ffs. Anyways an entertaining episode I guess, demonstrating the groups new found power under Shin. Shin also looked pretty badass in this episode |
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| 1 more episode looks like it's gonna be a mess up rushed one |
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papsoshea said: I like the balance in serious and comedy, as it's realistic like in real life. One day, you're laughing and having a great time with friends, and the next day tragedy strikes.So I'm guessing there is a season 2 for this? I know its meant to be a "dire" situation (even though it feels nothing like it) but can't you just have the characters be a bit more lively? Especially Shin. The first few episodes had this tone where things and characters were fun (the dumb fun kind) and weren't taking itself seriously - it felt a little bit like those wish-fulfillment shows like Slime in that regard. Now there is this serious tone seeping through the last few episodes and we see it again. This works against the show's charm it initially had - its already standard isekai, no need to make the generic makeup stand out even more. |
| I frown at recent installments of Persona and Trails of Cold Steel that introduce harem-like elements in the story. We need more JRPGs like the past Lunar series, where there are multiple romantic pairings in the party other than for the protagonist and main heroine. |
| bleh, the battles were so boring |
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elementex said: dope ? They just move a finger and kill the demonoids just like that. Even the first demonoid, the one who fought Shin, fought more than these. Besides, those powerups out of nowhere...Kxrumi said: bleh, the battles were so boring I thought they were pretty dope, especially when yuri the ice queen went sub zero on that dude and then tony sliced him and the other demon both at the same time |
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elementex said: Ofc, 3 months of training with Shin make you the most overpowered magician in the world (...)Kxrumi said: dope ? They just move a finger and kill the demonoids just like that. Even the first demonoid, the one who fought Shin, fought more than these. Besides, those powerups out of nowhere... Nowhere? They trained for like 3 months using other world knowledge from shin The point is that the battles felt very boring, easy and not counting that it was repetitive: Demonoid: *appear* Magicians: Oh my gosh! :c Also Demonoid: I am stronger than humans, I will kill them, huehuehuehuehue!!! Magicians: o_O * move a finger * Demonoids: :C I'm dead. That's with every one of them, terrible. From the beginning the anime seemed super cliché: the cool and super-powerful protagonist, falling in love at first sight, overpowered fighting team... Anyway, personally I think that each episode was losing the little emotion that conveyed, everything is very predictable. |
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| Except for Schtrom, none of the demonoids could do magic as powerful as what Shin did back in the end of episode 6. |
| I frown at recent installments of Persona and Trails of Cold Steel that introduce harem-like elements in the story. We need more JRPGs like the past Lunar series, where there are multiple romantic pairings in the party other than for the protagonist and main heroine. |
Kxrumi said: Ofc, 3 months of training with Shin make you the most overpowered magician in the world (...) The point is that the battles felt very boring, easy and not counting that it was repetitive: Demonoid: *appear* Magicians: Oh my gosh! :c Also Demonoid: I am stronger than humans, I will kill them, huehuehuehuehue!!! Magicians: o_O * move a finger * Demonoids: :C I'm dead. That's with every one of them, terrible. From the beginning the anime seemed super cliché: the cool and super-powerful protagonist, falling in love at first sight, overpowered fighting team... Anyway, personally I think that each episode was losing the little emotion that conveyed, everything is very predictable. Yeah I guess that's the point of the anime, its a feel-good-power-fantasy type of anime. I don't think you're supposed to take this anime as serious as other serious anime like Code Geass for example. |
| I wish more LN School Battle anime would be non-harem like Mago and Rakudai Kishi......as well as having couples among side characters, like in this one, and the JRPG Lunar:Silver Star game where MC's male comrades in his party are implied to be romantically coupled with other female characters in MC's party...... |
| I frown at recent installments of Persona and Trails of Cold Steel that introduce harem-like elements in the story. We need more JRPGs like the past Lunar series, where there are multiple romantic pairings in the party other than for the protagonist and main heroine. |
| Okay they won, no shit. Being OP really makes it boring. Guessing that Shin will kill that demon girl in just few moment |
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Shirai-chan said: She's an adult woman.Okay they won, no shit. Being OP really makes it boring. Guessing that Shin will kill that demon girl in just few moment |
| I frown at recent installments of Persona and Trails of Cold Steel that introduce harem-like elements in the story. We need more JRPGs like the past Lunar series, where there are multiple romantic pairings in the party other than for the protagonist and main heroine. |
| this was all over the place, no plot points here. why was Oliver there when the manga he was not (I guess light novel, again lmao) |
| Wait, I thought Oliver didn't want to do anything, so why did he travel all the way there and why did he find the battle "fun" rather than "bothersome"? This isn't making any sense |
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| Well then it looks like Shin's Ultimate Magicians were able to deliver the goods . they were able to kick those demon's assess big time......Now , they have to face the big bitch demon. |
| hmm well glad it is coming to end end...pretty mediocre episode |
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RaiRye said: And this is why this anime is one of the worst of the spring season.Kxrumi said: Ofc, 3 months of training with Shin make you the most overpowered magician in the world (...) The point is that the battles felt very boring, easy and not counting that it was repetitive: Demonoid: *appear* Magicians: Oh my gosh! :c Also Demonoid: I am stronger than humans, I will kill them, huehuehuehuehue!!! Magicians: o_O * move a finger * Demonoids: :C I'm dead. That's with every one of them, terrible. From the beginning the anime seemed super cliché: the cool and super-powerful protagonist, falling in love at first sight, overpowered fighting team... Anyway, personally I think that each episode was losing the little emotion that conveyed, everything is very predictable. Yeah I guess that's the point of the anime, its a feel-good-power-fantasy type of anime. I don't think you're supposed to take this anime as serious as other serious anime like Code Geass for example. |
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elementex said: You can not decide what I should watch faggot, go and look for good arguments or cry in somewhere.Kxrumi said: And this is why this anime is one of the worst of the spring season. Hey if that’s not what you’re looking for maybe you shouldn’t be watching anime. Go watch game of thrones or some trash like that |
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| Hmm...the 'final' battle? Doesn't seem like that to me though. The prevalent comedy, for all intensive purposes were inserted for all the wrong reasons, but they're still a tad hilarious. Or maybe that's my low taste for isekai such as this, that I'm kinda enjoying a little. So wash, rinse, repeat is the formula here, not that it hasn't appeared now, but since the beginning. And ever with the serious tone the past episode, this and the last next week, still feels like Shin and his classmates are just getting started. Plus, Shin being OP is just too boring to watch. The demonoid attack is not done yet! Instead of Schtrom, his assistant moves into the field? What gives? |
KANLen09Jun 20, 2019 7:40 PM
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tiwibo said: Hahaha lmao, such a troll.Kxrumi said: You can not decide what I should watch faggot, go and look for good arguments or cry in somewhere. He rated Isekai Quartet 2/10 :) |
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| Well lol Ultimte Magicians r too op. Also looks like a big boss type chara appeared. I wonder how long she will be alive befoee shin and sigh i hope this gets a s2 soon. |
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| Great episode, with some great action! Now the real action begins now, in the next episode! |
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| Yawn. The characters never really struggled with anything. Their `training arc` was an absolute joke and the romance is worse than a shoujo series. They have an OP MC that showed them how to shake and bake their powers and voila, they're OP too. The enemies are generic cannon fodder and just as forgettable as the main cast and their regurgitated designs. Schtrom was the only interesting character but he barely gets any screen time because the writers want to focus on stupid romantic scenes that barely have anything to do with the main plot. A year, five years, ten years from now, people will forget about this series and never talk about it again. I once rated this a 7/10 but as the series progressed with each episode, it just fell into annoying Anime/manga tropes with very little originality. Isekai in itself is an overly used premise that is rarely done right. This series gets an instant 1/10 from me. It had potential but failed. I highly doubt the last episode would save it. |
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| This is just pathetic... I mean our heroes had no problem defeating the enemies... No much tension here, but meh.. At this point this show was never doing it for me anyway. Let's get the last episode done so I can forget this reeeaalllly meh show. |
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