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| Fighting a Red Dragon...damn, this is easily one of their toughest challenges yet. Not just the fight itself but also because of how much chaos and persistent it is. The Red Dragon is also advertised in the poster so being a poster boss easily makes it more recognizable. This episode also had some interesting storytelling from Laio's perspective. Not going to lie, I think he and Marcille lowkey has one of the more charming bonds in this show. Beating that dragon together was also a big feat for the party. |
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| The Red Dragon Arc starts now! Laios and his companions at last face off against the fearsome Red Dragon. Together, they concoct a strategy aimed at bringing the beast down by employing magic to bring down the structure and delay its advance. Yet, to their dismay, the Red Dragon proves to be even more relentless and formidable than anticipated, rendering their efforts futile. As the skirmish shifts to a defensive stance, an opportunity arises to strike at the dragon's vulnerability: its exposed underbelly. However, in the heat of the moment, Kensuke succumbs to fear and flees, leaving his allies facing the enemy alone. It was weird seeing the dragon in that place after the flashback showed it in a dungeon back in episode one. Maybe they explained it last episode, but I don't remember. Animating a dragon for an entire episode is impressive enough for a anime. Hell most times they use CG. But Triger hand-animated the dragon for the whole episode. Laios was the star of the episode. We even got some of his backstory, which was cool. Young Falin was really cute too. Hopefully we learn more about her past. The feeling of beating the dragon didn't last long though. Just when it seemed like they rescued Falin, something went wrong and it looks like she didn't make it after all. Playing that upbeat song after that tragic thing we just saw was... lol. The whole quest was about saving Falin, but it seems they failed in the end. |
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| Going one on one against the dragon was something like a death wish in itself, but then to see these people testing their luck with the most unintelligent plan out there was hilarious or more like this was the only thing they could’ve done. But leaving that aside, living this entire dragon chase scene in proper Trigger watermarks was the best thing. Red dragon being not in CGI, Senshi and Chilchuck kind of sacrificing themselves for Laios and then Laios himself taking down red dragon were things which made this episode THE episode. I mean Senshi aside, I liked how despite saying he doesn’t see himself as someone who’s going to end up fighting the red dragon, Chilchuck still did the hero. Not devaluing Marcille here as well, of course. I mean that backstory again reaffirmed the strong bond between Laios and Falin, but hey now that the dragon is down, there was just one thing to confirm, and that was Falin’s well being. I mean she could be healed back and such if she’s just barely alive by the methods of their world but… … that cliffhanger was down criminal. That said, always love trigger's way of animating things. |
Softhenic03Mar 14, 7:08 AM
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no food? No Food!? |
| A well animated non 3d dragon?! Question, would you want to be healing with Marcielle's healing magic or Yumiella's (Villainess Level 99) dark healing magic |
| The line below is True. The line above is False. |
| wow that cliffhanger is dark |
| Wow so Falin might be dead and all that effort to beat the dragon was pointless I really Hope she is alive and that it is the remains of someone else they found. |
| another full sakuga episode wtf we are spoiled so hard by this young staff of trigger |
| They cut the scene where Laios is trying to get up without his leg and he reminds Marcille to teach him some magic... Oh well, super good episode nonetheless |
MinxNightMar 14, 9:30 AM
| DILF characters need more appreciation Hot boys which are not Bishies also welcome |
| The subs we want start with "I'm ready now". "Everything's all set" is English dub subs. Oh, I think I've seen the scene with them running in the tunnel while the dragon is following them in the animated commercial for the manga! This dragon looks so good though, right up there with Frieren's one. It looks like a lighter when preparing to breathe fire lol. But I really like these details. 8:10 Please pause here and look at Senshi lol. Laios killing the dragon with his leg being in its mouth was sooooo epic. I actually thought Kensuke will be crucial in killing it, but this wasn't the case. Was it just afraid when it moved then? Falin in the flashback is so precious, I can't >_<. And I think the last part with them parting ways was Laios' imagination? Because of his guilt. The ending was so emotional actually... Especially for this series. (then this happy ED starts lol) They talked about someone being resurrected from feces near the beginning right? I really hope Falin will come back... THIS EPISODE WAS SO DAMN BEAUTIFUL AND EPIC. There were so many very expressive shots and scenes. Everything was moving. I love you Trigger. |
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| Senshi can withstand a dragon stomp, that's some sterner stuff there. Laios using BOTW/TOTK techniques. |
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Astrolumos said: @Reecey91 She died from the first episode and everyone in the team knows it. The story is not about saving her from death but about grabing her body back and reviving her. Ah yh my bad I forgot about that. |
| You know things are serious when all the goofy characters get their animation fluidity turned up to 11 (especially Senshi, god damn) and there isn't a featured recipe. Man that has got to be the grimmest final shots to an ever. Chilichuck landing the knife throw was pretty hype tho |
| At least they can revive Falin now, right? |
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| Hey, that was pretty good. |
Reply to IzanaSolos
The Red Dragon Arc starts now!
Laios and his companions at last face off against the fearsome Red Dragon. Together, they concoct a strategy aimed at bringing the beast down by employing magic to bring down the structure and delay its advance. Yet, to their dismay, the Red Dragon proves to be even more relentless and formidable than anticipated, rendering their efforts futile. As the skirmish shifts to a defensive stance, an opportunity arises to strike at the dragon's vulnerability: its exposed underbelly. However, in the heat of the moment, Kensuke succumbs to fear and flees, leaving his allies facing the enemy alone.
It was weird seeing the dragon in that place after the flashback showed it in a dungeon back in episode one. Maybe they explained it last episode, but I don't remember. Animating a dragon for an entire episode is impressive enough for a anime. Hell most times they use CG. But Triger hand-animated the dragon for the whole episode. Laios was the star of the episode. We even got some of his backstory, which was cool. Young Falin was really cute too. Hopefully we learn more about her past. The feeling of beating the dragon didn't last long though. Just when it seemed like they rescued Falin, something went wrong and it looks like she didn't make it after all. Playing that upbeat song after that tragic thing we just saw was... lol.
The whole quest was about saving Falin, but it seems they failed in the end.
Laios and his companions at last face off against the fearsome Red Dragon. Together, they concoct a strategy aimed at bringing the beast down by employing magic to bring down the structure and delay its advance. Yet, to their dismay, the Red Dragon proves to be even more relentless and formidable than anticipated, rendering their efforts futile. As the skirmish shifts to a defensive stance, an opportunity arises to strike at the dragon's vulnerability: its exposed underbelly. However, in the heat of the moment, Kensuke succumbs to fear and flees, leaving his allies facing the enemy alone.
It was weird seeing the dragon in that place after the flashback showed it in a dungeon back in episode one. Maybe they explained it last episode, but I don't remember. Animating a dragon for an entire episode is impressive enough for a anime. Hell most times they use CG. But Triger hand-animated the dragon for the whole episode. Laios was the star of the episode. We even got some of his backstory, which was cool. Young Falin was really cute too. Hopefully we learn more about her past. The feeling of beating the dragon didn't last long though. Just when it seemed like they rescued Falin, something went wrong and it looks like she didn't make it after all. Playing that upbeat song after that tragic thing we just saw was... lol.
The whole quest was about saving Falin, but it seems they failed in the end.
| @IzanaSolos The orcs mention that it was on the move. The dragon usually is on a lower level. |
| Not the upbeat ED after that ending scene T-T |
 "Bocchi the Rock!" - Ijichi Nijika |
| Given what Trigger has shown us so far I had high hopes for this fight, and damn did they deliver 🔥 |
| The end was very horrified, I'm very sorry Laios for your sister. |
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| The ED is very out of place with Laios holding the skull :P Also, Marcille's hairstyles are so on point ^^ Healing pains—would you rather heal fast but painfully or slowly and peacefully?? I love Marcille's psycho smile when she says Falin's the better healer while she specializes in fast healing XD |
| I know Falin will get resurrected but fuuuuuuck it was still painful to witness that final moment... Actually, the fact that we all know she'll just get resurrected but we STILL felt tension and fear during the fight + the characters' grief after is a testament to the writing. |
| one of those episodes where the anime trumps the already great manga simply because the action of this fight has been absolutely gorgeously animated and with an insane attention to detail with the shots. This was insanely fluid and so remarkable in terms of visual choicrs. One hell of a final shot too. |
ArtemisSatoMar 14, 4:57 PM
| I chased fame, fortune and CANDY during MALoween 23 Main :        Bonus:  |
| The battle against the red dragon proved to be a very tough one indeed. I'm glad that the animation quality all throughout the episode was very fluid and wacky, as I expect from Trigger when they go for it. In the end, Laios and his team won the fight, each of them playing a huge pivotal part which ultimately gave Laios a chance to take a huge gamble in order to strike at the dragon's weak spot. Even during the attacks, the comedy moments still hit their target nicely and had me laughing with ease. However, the aftermath of killing the dragon was sombre, as while they did rescue Falin, she's sadly nothing more than skull and bones. Playing the cheerful ED song straight after seeing Falin's skull was a sucker punch to the gut, though! ^^; Here's hoping that, despite the gloom, Falin can be revived. |
| God, what a good episode. The fight was very good, it wasn't something like the fight between Stark and Frieren, there were no epic sequences and such, but it doesn't matter, this anime is more realistic, the fight was well-thought-out and full of tension, everyone showed their skills, especially Laios who shows again that it is he's an MC, at some points I thought "are you sure you can just stand there and talk while fighting the dragon" but it doesn't matter imo. The cliffhanger was amazing, does this skull belong to Falin? we'll see in a weekđź‘Ś |
| The ED song felt out of place after that dark ending.. |
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| Pretty epic episode. I like this combination of comedy, horror and action. Herman97 said: The unintentional comedic timing on the cut from the last shot into the ed Are you sure it was unintentional? Don't think so. |
alshuMar 14, 2:04 PM
| This is the episode that I felt like they had to nail and they....KNOCKED IT OUT OF THE PARK! It is by far my favorite episode of the whole show! The tone, the vibe, everything was DELICIOUSLY perfect!! And that last insanely grim shot of Laios looking at Falin's skull was just the cherry on top. |
| Signature. |
| That was really morbid. Even knowing she is getting resurrected, the experience of seeing the remains still felt incredibly eerie |
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