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Rokka starts off as fate selects six warriors to mount a quest to defeat some ancient demon king. And it devolves into a mystery as there are seven warriors gathered. This would have been fine IF this little mystery didn't constitute the bulk of this story. And i was so simple a child could figure it out. Before we break that down I wanna mention the monsters (which take a back seat when it's mystery time) are dull and uninspired and several character designs make you question what exactly do they think people wear in combat? Okay, let's break down this mystery to showcase why It gets a two out of five.
There's seven and one MUST be a fake. After two episodes of this I came to the following conclusions:
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Adlet our main character from episode one. Obviously he's not the fake (though that would have been a great twist)
Flamie the half demon girl? The saint killer? the very obvious FIRST person anyone would suspect
Hans while a confessed assassin seems untrustworthy, that fact alone made it too obvious it wasn't him
Chamot she seems homicidal enough but nothing about her character indicates subversion is her strong point
Mora two things ruled her out, She seems smart enough to not fall into her own trap and she could've killed Chamot and no one would have ever known
Goldov He seemed the most likely traitor but since he's in love with Nashetania he'd have motive to engage in villainy before a seventh brave appeared
Nashetania No one questions her bunny ears and is already in a position to have two other braves willing to defend her. Then ends by adding ANOTHER seventh brave to ensure we get to play this game all over again.
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Rokka does have an interesting array of powers and abilities on display and Adlet is a genuinely likeable character and Flamie has some depth to her (though I hate her outfit) but everyone else is one dimensional, just like this story