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| THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- I thought granfather was gonna yell at her :P Anyway, great episode |
| "The weak get washed away by the tides of fate...The strong drink it up."-Godot |
| The grandfather understood she had good intentions, and she learned from her mistake. I think it's pretty obvious Takahata was the mentor of Miyazaki. The grandfather seems like the archetypal precursor to Lord Yupa and Lana's grandfather in Future Boy Conan. |
| i can now confirm i will love this show |
| Sonic X is basically an isekai |
| I understand Heidi's feeling of not wanting to hit the goats, especially the little ones, and I have my doubts if it is really the best way to discipline them, but that's what they need: discipline. So I'm glad she understood it by the end. After all, Yuki got so attached to her that she strayed from the herd and went all the way to Heidi's house, leaving Peter worried. And this ended up with Heidi wasting a valuable resource and losing a bit of the trust her grandfather put on her. It's easier to be scolded when you make a mistake, if the person you have disappointed/wronged doesn't scold you, it's just harder. Her grandfather's goats sure do produce a lot of milk though, they are just two and he can make that much cheese. lol Then there's Peter who can no longer live without Heidi and gets soon in a bad mood when she can't go with him. It's selfish of him to get mad like this, but well, he is still a kid and it's also kind of cute. Those fir trees are surely majestic though. It must be amazing to just stay there, listening to the strong wind blowing through them. Welp, Heidi's first fall in the mountains is upon her, I'm sure it's going to be beautiful. |
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| I love how the grandfather allows Heidi to have free will on the mountain and lets her learn her mistakes herself so that she can learn and better from them, and she has also learned about discipline with the goats. Great episode and also I feel like eating some cheese rn. |
| Such a light hearted and enjoyable anime. It’s in my top favorites now (: |
| Not gonna lie, that fir tree bit was kinda weird. Made Heidi seem like she was crazy. I totally get the effect it was going for, but still. |
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