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Apr 1, 8:33 AM
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Jinta over there being a lil bitch heard some other man is gonna smash the girl he loves and is just like "it is what is" on some nonchalant bullshit like he ain't love this girl for years. Then, Shirayuki stupid ass gonna take the time to go on the date with dude and confess JUST TO SAY SHES GONNA MARRY SOMEONE ELSE. Then you got poor Suzune she sacrificed her life just to let her brother be happy with Shirayuki even though she wanted her brother for herself as weird as that might be the sentiment still stands! Than Shirayuki gonna give herself up to random lame ass dude depsite all that????? Suzune is the real victim 🤝. If her brother had some balls none of this woulda happened but he over here yapping bout his duty and his loyalty to the village while his girl bouta get her cheeks clapped by some side character who got one shot the first chance he had to prove himself. Than Shirayuki over there knowing the guy shes suppose to marry not alright with what's going and she's not alright with what's going and she's still like "bUt My DuTy As ThE iTsUkIhImE" Screw that girl I woulda preferred her not dying but sheesh I can't blame Suzune for slicing that mf head off 👍
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Apr 1, 8:43 AM
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Nice try diddy, Shitzune deserves it all crazy kid
Apr 1, 9:15 AM
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I can understand what you mean, i had difficulties with the beginning to, but Jinta and Shirayuki accepted they couldn't do anything (except leaving the village)
Both Shirayuki and Jinta were bond to the village.
Jinta and Suzune were accepted eventhough Suzune is a demon, so Jinta is thankful to the village and can't just leave the village.
And Shirayuki grew up in the village and had already made up here mind to life as a tsukihime, so she wouldn't just leave it.

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Apr 1, 9:23 AM
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These characters put duty and honour before selfish desires. Something the modern entitled generation can’t possibly understand.
Apr 1, 9:50 AM
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Shirayuki and Kiyomasa were actually pretty close too. In the novel it is mentioned that he often gave her books to read because sitting in a shrine all day is boring.
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notrod said:
Jinta over there being a lil bitch heard some other man is gonna smash the girl he loves and is just like "it is what is" on some nonchalant bullshit like he ain't love this girl for years. Then, Shirayuki stupid ass gonna take the time to go on the date with dude and confess JUST TO SAY SHES GONNA MARRY SOMEONE ELSE. Then you got poor Suzune she sacrificed her life just to let her brother be happy with Shirayuki even though she wanted her brother for herself as weird as that might be the sentiment still stands! Than Shirayuki gonna give herself up to random lame ass dude depsite all that????? Suzune is the real victim 🤝. If her brother had some balls none of this woulda happened but he over here yapping bout his duty and his loyalty to the village while his girl bouta get her cheeks clapped by some side character who got one shot the first chance he had to prove himself. Than Shirayuki over there knowing the guy shes suppose to marry not alright with what's going and she's not alright with what's going and she's still like "bUt My DuTy As ThE iTsUkIhImE" Screw that girl I woulda preferred her not dying but sheesh I can't blame Suzune for slicing that mf head off 👍

I'd wouldn't say any character is really at fault here, Suzune is a young impressionable little girl that also happened to be a demon and she was taken advantage of, the only thing in the world that she believed in and loved was Jinta and she was fooled into thinking he had been betrayed. While Jinta is an honorable man who loved someone but he but his ideals and job first and in turn lost everything. No character involved deserved what happened, whether that be Suzune, Jinta, or Shirayuki, and I sincerely hope that somehow a peaceful solution is possible just like Jinta said that he hopes for deep down.
Apr 1, 10:16 AM
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True. I hope so too, that there can be a peaceful solution in the anime in the end.
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notrod said:
Jinta over there being a lil bitch heard some other man is gonna smash the girl he loves and is just like "it is what is" on some nonchalant bullshit like he ain't love this girl for years. Then, Shirayuki stupid ass gonna take the time to go on the date with dude and confess JUST TO SAY SHES GONNA MARRY SOMEONE ELSE. Then you got poor Suzune she sacrificed her life just to let her brother be happy with Shirayuki even though she wanted her brother for herself as weird as that might be the sentiment still stands! Than Shirayuki gonna give herself up to random lame ass dude depsite all that????? Suzune is the real victim 🤝. If her brother had some balls none of this woulda happened but he over here yapping bout his duty and his loyalty to the village while his girl bouta get her cheeks clapped by some side character who got one shot the first chance he had to prove himself. Than Shirayuki over there knowing the guy shes suppose to marry not alright with what's going and she's not alright with what's going and she's still like "bUt My DuTy As ThE iTsUkIhImE" Screw that girl I woulda preferred her not dying but sheesh I can't blame Suzune for slicing that mf head off 👍

I'd wouldn't say any character is really at fault here, Suzune is a young impressionable little girl that also happened to be a demon and she was taken advantage of, the only thing in the world that she believed in and loved was Jinta and she was fooled into thinking he had been betrayed. While Jinta is an honorable man who loved someone but he but his ideals and job first and in turn lost everything. No character involved deserved what happened, whether that be Suzune, Jinta, or Shirayuki, and I sincerely hope that somehow a peaceful solution is possible just like Jinta said that he hopes for deep down.
@tenten421 Jinta is too caught up in his sense of duty to the village and doesn’t have the guts to fight for his own happiness. If he’d just stepped up from the start, a lot of the drama could’ve been avoided but well lets just say its for the plot. Suzune being a brocon and then to watch her step sister throw it all away for some guy she doesn’t even care about? It’s understandable she snapped. It might not be morally right, but it’s emotionally justified given everything she went through. Shirayuki’s frustrating, but her actions are more about being trapped by duty than trying to hurt anyone. She’s a victim of tradition. Suzune’s the real victim here, though. after years of holding in her feelings, you can’t blame her for losing it when she saw everything fall apart.
Apr 1, 1:55 PM
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These characters put duty and honour before selfish desires. Something the modern entitled generation can’t possibly understand.
@FutoiOtaku except there was no real duty or honour in this village to begin with, or rather the plot presented it poorly. The very "system" and it's rules were apparently flexible and corrupted as the village chief was basically full of shit. First, he allowed the princess to roam free in incognito mode so she could go on a short "date" with the MC, and then he manipulated her into spreading her legs for his own son, which was motivated solely by his favouritism. Nothing was said about whether chief's bloodline was more prestigious, noble, pure or whatever. Heck, Kiyomasa wasn't even a head sentinel like Jinta, and he didn't even wanna be involved in this staged marriage, so wtf...
It was pure nepotism (chief basically admitted to it at the end of the episode while he was apologising for everything). And main characters just took all of this at face value, had no doubts and just obeyed...smh
Tbh, it's really hard to not call them both naively stupid and it's hard to not root for Suzune in this whole situation.
The premise of this show is still promising, but the resolution of the prologue soured it. Maybe it'll get better later.
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it's more like Kiyomasa's dad fault and Jinta should punch him hard then kill him .
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TBH, i feel so satisfied when Suzune killed Shirayuki
Apr 1, 9:26 PM
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my brain screaming "what dafuq?!" in a loop watching their "shenanigan". lol

tbh, i think the conclusion of the incident is well deserved for all parties involved.
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Ancerise said:
Jinta is too caught up in his sense of duty to the village and doesn’t have the guts to fight for his own happiness.


It has nothing to do with "guts". Perhaps he (and Shirayuki both) just subscribes to a different value system which doesn't place personal joy, pleasure, or contentment above what he views as a correct and honorable way of life or the notion of self-sacrifice for the collective community and greater good. Even if you find that mindset, ideology, and value system disagreeable, unrelatable, and alien, it does not mean that it derives from cowardice. It can alternatively be viewed as extreme bravery, selflessness, and a demonstration of willpower.
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That's an awful lot of words for you being mad the brother didn't pick the girl who looks 6 years old.
If you reply back to me and I never respond, I lost interest and don't care. Sorry about that.
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@FutoiOtaku except there was no real duty or honour in this village to begin with, or rather the plot presented it poorly. The very "system" and it's rules were apparently flexible and corrupted as the village chief was basically full of shit. First, he allowed the princess to roam free in incognito mode so she could go on a short "date" with the MC, and then he manipulated her into spreading her legs for his own son, which was motivated solely by his favouritism. Nothing was said about whether chief's bloodline was more prestigious, noble, pure or whatever. Heck, Kiyomasa wasn't even a head sentinel like Jinta, and he didn't even wanna be involved in this staged marriage, so wtf...
It was pure nepotism (chief basically admitted to it at the end of the episode while he was apologising for everything). And main characters just took all of this at face value, had no doubts and just obeyed...smh
Tbh, it's really hard to not call them both naively stupid and it's hard to not root for Suzune in this whole situation.
The premise of this show is still promising, but the resolution of the prologue soured it. Maybe it'll get better later.
@Eldoku All of that is actually realistic, though. You're not supposed to like it, it's tragic.
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I know it was a 53 minute first episode but I wish they would’ve spent a little more time showing them growing up together. The abrupt time skip made me feel hardly anything for the characters except I did feel a little bad for Suzane. Either way, it’s seems decent enough to watch.
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Its cruel that both jinta and shirayuki are bound by their duty and honor their choices along with suzune who seems to just regressed her mind and body just for keeping this lovely family intact, but in the end man has to suffer.

Still hope for a happy ending though
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It feels like every party involved knew the mc wanted to smash the princess. just have him knock her up and have the marriage a facade to please the village. ezpz. And leaving the sister completely in the dark about everything was also lame.
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These characters put duty and honour before selfish desires. Something the modern entitled generation can’t possibly understand.
@FutoiOtaku basically summed up tc
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I know it was a 53 minute first episode but I wish they would’ve spent a little more time showing them growing up together. The abrupt time skip made me feel hardly anything for the characters except I did feel a little bad for Suzane. Either way, it’s seems decent enough to watch.
@CHT13 No way because, that's not really what this anime is going to be about. (my perception and guess as I have not read the LN or manga). I believe its just the backstory for the actual anime to come.
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Jinta over there being a lil bitch heard some other man is gonna smash the girl he loves and is just like "it is what is" on some nonchalant bullshit like he ain't love this girl for years. Then, Shirayuki stupid ass gonna take the time to go on the date with dude and confess JUST TO SAY SHES GONNA MARRY SOMEONE ELSE. Then you got poor Suzune she sacrificed her life just to let her brother be happy with Shirayuki even though she wanted her brother for herself as weird as that might be the sentiment still stands! Than Shirayuki gonna give herself up to random lame ass dude depsite all that????? Suzune is the real victim 🤝. If her brother had some balls none of this woulda happened but he over here yapping bout his duty and his loyalty to the village while his girl bouta get her cheeks clapped by some side character who got one shot the first chance he had to prove himself. Than Shirayuki over there knowing the guy shes suppose to marry not alright with what's going and she's not alright with what's going and she's still like "bUt My DuTy As ThE iTsUkIhImE" Screw that girl I woulda preferred her not dying but sheesh I can't blame Suzune for slicing that mf head off 👍

I'd wouldn't say any character is really at fault here, Suzune is a young impressionable little girl that also happened to be a demon and she was taken advantage of, the only thing in the world that she believed in and loved was Jinta and she was fooled into thinking he had been betrayed. While Jinta is an honorable man who loved someone but he but his ideals and job first and in turn lost everything. No character involved deserved what happened, whether that be Suzune, Jinta, or Shirayuki, and I sincerely hope that somehow a peaceful solution is possible just like Jinta said that he hopes for deep down.
@tenten421 I like this comment. Fundamentally, no one was truly deserving of the situation at that time—whether it was Suzune, Shirayuki, or Jinta.

Everyone had their own commitments. Jinta was committed to being the shrine maiden’s guardian because that was the promise he made to Shirayuki—not to protect Shirayuki herself or to always stay by her side. Shirayuki, too, followed through on her promise. She chose to fulfil her duty as the Tsukihime for the sake of the people of Kadono village. Sure, she could have argued and refused the village chief’s order to marry. The story could have taken a different turn, leading to a dramatic happy ending—they get married, but then the village is suddenly attacked by demons, and Shirayuki dies.

Unfortunately, she met her end at the hands of her own adoptive sister, Suzune.

As for Suzune, she had already committed to supporting her brother’s happiness with Shirayuki. That’s why she deliberately maintained the appearance of a child—to continue being the little sister figure to Jinta.

But if there’s anyone to blame, it’s the village chief, that bastard. He knew Jinta and Shirayuki had feelings for each other, yet out of sheer selfishness, he arranged for his son to marry Shirayuki just because his son liked her. And the worst part? Even the son seems to wanted a fair competition—he herself felt uncomfortable that Shirayuki was only getting close to him due to duty.

And in the end? Well, we all know what happened. Suzune became easy prey for the demons' manipulation, and that led to this entire disaster—this entire, tragic downfall.
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@notrod

The actual moral of this story is letting unknown foreigners into your village will inevitably end in tears... Shirayuki's dad is mainly at fault here. Lame ass sentinel who cannot even sense the demon lord living in his house for a decade. No loss that his line ended this right quick.

At least the village chief managed to talk the girl into marrying the right guy before she made the same mistake her dad made.

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However, Jinta and Hime desired that. They had the option to run away and be married, but they opted to stay out of duty and honor. Suzune didn't make the decision; they did. Suzune was purely self-centered, and let's face it, she wouldn't be content with Hime and Jina. She refused to even allow her to speak, and she completely overreacted. I don't know, but Suzume is unquestionably at fault here.
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FutoiOtaku said:
These characters put duty and honour before selfish desires. Something the modern entitled generation can’t possibly understand.

He was also a sentinel there wasn’t an obligation for the Itsukihime to marry the chieftains’ son specifically this was just two clowns with cucked mindset. What in the NTR is this? If they needed an heir the mc was also a sentinel for crying out loud
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@CHT13 No way because, that's not really what this anime is going to be about. (my perception and guess as I have not read the LN or manga). I believe its just the backstory for the actual anime to come.

That’s fine but 2-3 extra minutes with the characters would’ve made me care a little more at the end of the episode.
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At least the whore shirayuki died, leaping towards jinta at the end after shutting him down for another guy and the village
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It's true that all three characters have their faults, but I still side with Suzune!
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I'm with you, watching your bro about to get NTRed is good reason to start slashing heads. Suzune is a real one. Jinta is a CUCK!

Jokes aside, great start, and I can't wait to see what happens next lol
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I can understand what you mean, i had difficulties with the beginning to, but Jinta and Shirayuki accepted they couldn't do anything (except leaving the village)
Both Shirayuki and Jinta were bond to the village.
Jinta and Suzune were accepted eventhough Suzune is a demon, so Jinta is thankful to the village and can't just leave the village.
And Shirayuki grew up in the village and had already made up here mind to life as a tsukihime, so she wouldn't just leave it.
@ApfelMyName Why couldn't they just get married in the village tho?
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@ApfelMyName Why couldn't they just get married in the village tho?
@BEaSTPadwal15 The elderly man explained shirayuki that marrying kiyomasa was best for the village and shirayuki, who lifed her whole life accapting the fact she was bound to the village, trusted the elderly man that this was the best option. ( If i'm not mistake he was the village's chiefe, so normaly he also works with the best intentions for the village, but in this case he wanted the best for his son.)

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This ragebait is weak asf
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@BEaSTPadwal15 The elderly man explained shirayuki that marrying kiyomasa was best for the village and shirayuki, who lifed her whole life accapting the fact she was bound to the village, trusted the elderly man that this was the best option. ( If i'm not mistake he was the village's chiefe, so normaly he also works with the best intentions for the village, but in this case he wanted the best for his son.)
@ApfelMyName You'd think that a group of childhood friends would be great at communicating with each other though. Like none of this would've happened had they communicated with each other. If Jinta told Suzune about the marriage, if Suzune told Shiruyaki about wanting her to be married to Jinta, if they TRIED to come to a middle ground or understand/explain why Shiruyaki couldn't just have a child with Jinta, the ONLY person that even tried communicating was Kiyomasa and he was right when he called the two crazy, because they ARE.
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I literally was looking for this. Jinta was such a pain, but I really hated the closed-minded writing and lack of communication between characters who have supposedly known each other for years. None of it feels realistic; it feels like the author just learned what a Greek Tragedy was the other day and tried to make his own.
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W suzune. I am with her, bring jt on
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Jintas Goal wasnt to marry shirayuki but to protect the shirayuki who wants to be the itsukihime. So it's not surprising that he didn't had a really hard time to progress that she is going to marry someone else. It's pretty normal that in that era of time, marriage wasn't only because of love but also because of the cause of something else.
If Jinta somehow became the chance to marry her, he defo would do it, but it wasnt his priority. Living his life as her sword and shield was enough for him.

There is really no justification for suzune to kill shirayuki. "I'm going to kill the person my beloved brother loves only because she marries a man I don't know about?"
Shirayuki and kiyomase were close too, so it wasn't a complete stranger. Jinta might be the only thing in Suzune world and but to destroy everything (including the family and town that took you as complete strangers) in what the person you loved believed in without knowing anything about what, how and why things are happening and behave as if you did something good for him, is completely messed up.
Demons manipulated Suzune so it's not completely her fault. I get that. BUT to shift all the fault to Jinta and Shirayuki is real madness

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@BEaSTPadwal15 The elderly man explained shirayuki that marrying kiyomasa was best for the village and shirayuki, who lifed her whole life accapting the fact she was bound to the village, trusted the elderly man that this was the best option. ( If i'm not mistake he was the village's chiefe, so normaly he also works with the best intentions for the village, but in this case he wanted the best for his son.)
@ApfelMyName It's a bit contrived is all.
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@ApfelMyName You'd think that a group of childhood friends would be great at communicating with each other though. Like none of this would've happened had they communicated with each other. If Jinta told Suzune about the marriage, if Suzune told Shiruyaki about wanting her to be married to Jinta, if they TRIED to come to a middle ground or understand/explain why Shiruyaki couldn't just have a child with Jinta, the ONLY person that even tried communicating was Kiyomasa and he was right when he called the two crazy, because they ARE.
@SuperGuy1141 You summed it up pretty well
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How pathetic can a rage bait be?

*yes*

All three were right from their perspective. Also bro, stop watching ntr if you're that insecure and fragile minded.
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@Eldoku All of that is actually realistic, though. You're not supposed to like it, it's tragic.
@LostSpectre who said anything about liking it... The motive is good when it's explained properly and is believable. The motive of tragedy in here isn't. Well, maybe it is for you, but for me, it was lacking.
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Well, it was all too complicated to say who is right and who is wrong.
BUT, one thing I can say for sure that the mc and Shirayuki were too much into their duties and ideals that they weren't even able to notice the basic things and their own feelings. If i had to choose one who frustrated me the most then it was Shirayuki, she became too much twisted in her ideals and traditon, that she didn't even object or was able to see through the tactics/selfishness of the village chief. It was more like she had blocked all the other things apart from duty( a tunnel vision).
When faced with death, she leapt towards Jinta, and when I thought about what she was doing with that other shrine guardian before that, it really felt weird.
Tbh, nobody can be blamed other than the village chief because it is all too much complicated.
The story is written that way so we have to just accept it.
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I agree 100%! Jinta and Shirayuki made me so pissed..... I was honestly relieved as the demons broke into that shrine
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That's an awful lot of words for you being mad the brother didn't pick the girl who looks 6 years old.

thats not what he Was trying to say but ok
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the suzune crashout was not valid lol. she didn't even care what jinta was thinking and just making assumptions on how he would feel. the old chief dude was at fault the most but the reaction of suzune was too childish which I guess what they were going for since she was stuck in her childish body instead of growing like the others.

As for Jinta and shirayuki and their commitmentto their duties instead of being selfish...that type of stuff happens all the time irl so their actions were pretty normal. Jinta was indebted to the village for accepting him so his decision made sense to me. the only thing Jinta did wrong was not informing suzune about his and shirayuki's relation.
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not that im a fan of how things went but its called "responsibility" if you didnt knew. things like that happens everywhere with arranged marriage and other stuffs. its even crazier for me that you blame the main 3 instead of the demon who pretty much manipulated suzune without knowing what jinya and shirayuki made their mind on. also that dude's father that use his standings just for his son.
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Absolutely not, if anything what he did makes him a true man, he held faithful to his OATH to protect her for life, even if she loves him and has to marry another man. That takes a lot for a man to be capable of that, plus Shirayuki wanted to be with him but put the world and what was best for it over her own feelings, which also takes a lot to be capable of. All of this is absolutely Suzune's fault for being deceived and killing her before understanding that the 2 had come to an understanding about Shirayuki's marraige and accepted it.


I think you (op) misunderstand the meaning of a lot of things in this show. This first episode had some of the best writing and story telling I've seen in a while, these REALLY feel like actual people living a REAL life, not just characters in a show, that alone is a big deal.
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I mean, i do understand the entire thing, but....

I do have to add to OP, that Shirayuki was just too dumb to live. I'm not talking about the entire drama about the arraged marriage or something, but because of how she dealt with Suzune.

Every action she took, the moment Suzune appeared, just worsened the situation, and it was actually the dumbest actions possible. That moment, when she actually had the gall, to, in that situation, with two demons in front of her, and with one useless protector between her and death, and instead of trying to use her brains to figure a way out, she antagonized Suzune by pratically stating that she would be doing that for some noble goals, or some shit? As if that would make someone like Suzune, that had already shown, to be very selfish, care? That was just dumb. That was the entire trigger for her death, and i loved it. Because it's such a deconstruction.

At that moment, in my mind, Shirayuki deserved to die. She knew Suzune since she was a kid, but she decided to go on a Darwin Awards speed run at that moment.

The worst part? Suzune is right. The noble goals Shirayuki died for? Just the village chief's selfishness. Shirayuki and Jinya are both fools, that deserved all the misfortune they got.

Suzune might have been misguided, but she was on the right there, the entire situation was a sham, and she was the only one there, actually doing what she wanted to do and being honest with herself.
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These characters put duty and honour before selfish desires. Something the modern entitled generation can’t possibly understand.
@FutoiOtaku THANK YOU. Finaly someone who thinks the same thing i do.

What the hell is wrong with all those im 100% sure they are all guys, who think that jinta got "cucked" or whatever.
They probably never touched a girl in their whole life, if they didnt pay for her and talk like they are the thing...

dear god.


his freaking demon sister just killed the women he loved and you seriously worry for her? xD

she was obviously beyond any help.


what the hell did she sacrifice? she was his little sister and was in love with her brother. and then she kills the women she grew up with, who was basicaly a sister to her just for her own selfish stupid reasons? and YOU guys understand her? xD

WTF is wrong with you, i mean it seriously. go get a check up..
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Absolutely not, if anything what he did makes him a true man, he held faithful to his OATH to protect her for life, even if she loves him and has to marry another man. That takes a lot for a man to be capable of that, plus Shirayuki wanted to be with him but put the world and what was best for it over her own feelings, which also takes a lot to be capable of. All of this is absolutely Suzune's fault for being deceived and killing her before understanding that the 2 had come to an understanding about Shirayuki's marraige and accepted it.


I think you (op) misunderstand the meaning of a lot of things in this show. This first episode had some of the best writing and story telling I've seen in a while, these REALLY feel like actual people living a REAL life, not just characters in a show, that alone is a big deal.
@MewsicMagic thank you too... at least some people here who understood anything in this show.. maybe kids shouldnt watch shows for grown ups..
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I mean, i do understand the entire thing, but....

I do have to add to OP, that Shirayuki was just too dumb to live. I'm not talking about the entire drama about the arraged marriage or something, but because of how she dealt with Suzune.

Every action she took, the moment Suzune appeared, just worsened the situation, and it was actually the dumbest actions possible. That moment, when she actually had the gall, to, in that situation, with two demons in front of her, and with one useless protector between her and death, and instead of trying to use her brains to figure a way out, she antagonized Suzune by pratically stating that she would be doing that for some noble goals, or some shit? As if that would make someone like Suzune, that had already shown, to be very selfish, care? That was just dumb. That was the entire trigger for her death, and i loved it. Because it's such a deconstruction.

At that moment, in my mind, Shirayuki deserved to die. She knew Suzune since she was a kid, but she decided to go on a Darwin Awards speed run at that moment.

The worst part? Suzune is right. The noble goals Shirayuki died for? Just the village chief's selfishness. Shirayuki and Jinya are both fools, that deserved all the misfortune they got.

Suzune might have been misguided, but she was on the right there, the entire situation was a sham, and she was the only one there, actually doing what she wanted to do and being honest with herself.
@AmbrosioGiovanni

she was on the right to kill the person she grew up with, who basicaly was like her sister for some selfish reason?


serious question: are you high or just stupid?
Apr 11, 7:06 PM

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They all got what they deserved, except the protagonist, who should have died too. What an awful village.
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