Kaifuku Jutsushi no Yarinaoshi Episode 7 Discussion

KANLen09 said:
THE REVENGE REVOLT HAS BEGUN, and Keyaru spares no one, even smearing through repeated threats. He's literally Hokuto no Ken's Kenshiro or Berserk's Guts, only fueled by revenge.

we have Freya instead spreading (mis)information through a hologram, and the convincing obsession is just as enticing. But to teach people the way of revenge and vengefulness, that is quite the "teaching" moral of Keyaru.

Off to another town, finding the Demon Lord, and facing Norn once again (if she shows up)...not without some "I can't believe it's H" times of sex.
The road to Branica...will be an interesting one.

@Syureria always wait for the juicy uncensored version as always.

dark-chaos said:


do people need a reason to have sex anyway? but if you mean the sex didn't add anything to the story that's right because sex exists as fans service in this series nothing else, anyway I don't remember anime or movie give a reason for sex

Nyarly-kun said:
Also, am i the only one who likes the Opening/Ending songs? The ending, in particular, is pretty neat and relaxing

SouthRzVa said:


You know? I actually agree on the ED part. The song is indeed pretty nice, all things considered.

StormxNightmare said:


Yeah, the ED is actually a total bop.
It's the only good thing this anime has to offer tho :D

I really hope Norn won't join the harem... isn't she literally a child?
Not that I'd be suprised if this edge fest went there.

choochootrain1 said:
@StormxNightmare Why do you think Bullet talked about not wanting him to age? Or how everyone else looked taller than him in the first episode?

SouthRzVa said:

Since we are trying to find good aspects for this show, I also gotta say I actually like the character design for the female Demon Lord. Though I might be biased since mysterious black-haired ladies are usually my weakness.

And as for Norn, I don't know about the harem part but it's almost a given that she will be sexually assaulted like her sister at some point.

Dawn-prime said:


Didn't say everone, said most people good anime or not that's definitely a fact.

The uncensored version is just hentai to wank to so it only have one purpose for re-watching.

Taste is to strong for this, its just a edgy harem anime with a hentai plot.

Look im only here for the train wreck, nothing more then that.

Superismaeel said:

Simple answer: yes in my opinion,
Also idk why you brought up the fan service, I don’t really care if people enjoy this anime, I’m just expressing my opinion. If you like Redo of Healer that is fine, you do you man. If the fan enjoy it because of the sex scene that is completely fine with me too, everyone should have their opinion. Just for me I need like a actual story
(basically watching the anime for the plot) and Redo of Healer for me, have unnecessary sex scenes, including in this episode too.
(If you’re questioning why I’m still watching it, I’m a completionist. I watch good/bad anime and give my opinion about it.)

But hey, if you love this anime that’s fine with me,
You do you.

Just for me, I’m not really enjoying it.

Hatsuyuki said:

Just one question: what story ?

dark-chaos said:


you said the sex was without reason, I just wonder is there even a reason to show sex in anime rather than fan service

I didn't talk about if it's good to show it or bad, it depends on people taste anyway

MyOtakuList12 said:
You can watch uncensored in gogoanime and kickassanime. I personally find it more enjoyable than censored version.

Superismaeel said:

I’m not saying people should follow my opinion
I’m just, saying my opinion

dark-chaos said:


yah and I am just saying my opinion on your opinion nothing else

choochootrain1 said:
@SparkleDuck 99% of revenge-seeking protagonists end up backing out of their revenge or feeling bad about it. That’s what makes this story feel fresh imo.

Khalifla said:
yoooo why the fuck the uncensored version have no sex lmao

choochootrain1 said:
Did you watch the entire episode? It’s the last scene.

choochootrain1 said:
@Attackonfiller Yup, I guess he only cared about Anna there

RiceKnight59 said:
I like how he turned the situation completely against the kingdom to fuel a revolution. Can someone explain to me how his healing magic works? I'm wondering how he's able to do all these things with healing magic (killing people, showing Kureha things he's seen, changing appearance, etc).

RiceKnight59 said:
Can someone explain to me how his healing magic works?

ultimateweeb173 said:
@JoeSte91 I really didn’t see it as him “criticizing” Flare, but more that he is relieved that she is the same person because now he feels more justified in continuing to use her. As for the demihumans thing, the way I interpreted it from the novel is that she has a very righteous view of herself. Similar to Keyaru, she likes to paint herself as a great hero who does everything for a greater cause, but is still mostly motivated by selfish reasons.
The anime seemed to tone down some of her worse attributes early on, so I can see why it’s confusing.

choochootrain1 said:
I saw a reddit comment that explained it pretty well:

[Because you're using your English understanding of the English word "heal". The Japanese words for it are 「回復」or Kaifuku in Romaji and 「治す」or Naosu in Romaji. Kaifuku means recovery, restoration, return, etc. It can be used to describe the economy recovering or order being restored so it's not a 1:1 translation with the word "heal". Similarly, while Naosu means to heal, to correct, to fix or to cure, it also means to do something over again, to put things back to its place, to replace, to convert or to transform something.

As for copying skill, he doesn't actually copy "skills" like say a Fireball or some random skill you see from other shows or games, the word he uses is 「技術」or Gijutsu as in technique. So what he was saying here was that he was imitating their techniques as in how they move, how they fight, etc. It's related to his healing magic because when he heals someone, he literally experiences the same things that that person experienced. which is a side effect of his ability basically.

This is the reason why turning back time is described as being achieved with healing magic in the show. The word used is 「やり直し」or yarinaosu, to do something over again. Technically, you can return or restore something's state of being back into non-existence, this is why it can be used as "instant death magic".]

JoeSte91 said:


Yeah a number of people have said the LNs are better written. And while it does make me curious to read the LN's, people shouldn't have to read the LN to fill in the blanks for the anime.

So based on what the anime shows and tells us, the characterization is still filmsy. Keyaru himself ponders about Flare's goodness because of how considerate she seems to be of the enslaved demi-human villagers. I agree, her turn around to 'let everyone die, just love me Keyaru' is just a quick way of justifying his continued revenge against her, but it's shoddy writing to introduce the suggestion that she changed, only to immediately discard it because he wants to have sex with her and not feel bad about it.

The reason I described it as a criticism is because it's clearly a flaw which makes him feel better about his continued actions, when in actuality there's no difference in saying 'I'd kill for Keyaru' and 'I'll kill anyone who gets in the way of my revenge'. Both positions are fanatical but Keyaru only comments on Flare's position and ignores his own.



That's a fancy way of saying 'it does whatever we want it to do'. Mostly because the meaning is contextual, so just because the words have multiple definitions doesn't mean you can use it to mean many different things all at once.

For an English example, 'run' has 52 different meanings, but it would be incorrect to suggest you run a track in the same way you run a business.

JoeSte91 said:
That's a fancy way of saying 'it does whatever we want it to do'. Mostly because the meaning is contextual, so just because the words have multiple definitions doesn't mean you can use it to mean many different things all at once.

For an English example, 'run' has 52 different meanings, but it would be incorrect to suggest you run a track in the same way you run a business.