What pussy does to mf

I wonder if what Kusanagi experienced in this episode was what Fuchikoma saw glimpse of by linking to the other tank in one of the previous episodes.

Yani Neko features actual cigarette brands like Mevius or Peace. Does Smoking Behind the Supermarket do that too?

I like the attention to detail, like the fact they all teleported in an order that seems to correspond to how much mana each person has, with Nanahoshi who doesn't have any being first, and Sylphie and Rudeus being last. Also Sylphie looking worried more than anything, and clinging to Rudy's arm, when she's looking down over the edge, because she has a trauma from falling from the sky. Or how Rudy's eye lights up with mana in preparation for a fight when he's asked about man-god.

I wonder what's up with the white glow under the arch because it wasn't just Rudy, Sylphie had it too. Does man-god has some influence over her too? We can see some kind of alien looking figure on the relief. What was his role in the story told on the walls of Chaos Breaker? This episode brought us a lot of new questions.

I certainly didn't expect Nanahoshi's illness to turn so bad so fast. That was a lot of blood. Was it just because of illness? Or some effect flying fortress has on magic? I hope she survives. She's one of the more interesting characters in the whole series.

Shu Gabi is the mastermind, isn’t she?

They certainly are trying to point that way, but it could also be a red herring. Either way, that double suicide does feel suspicious without more context

He did struggle with basics of sculpting using magic in season 2, so that tracks

Luca faceplanting cracked me up every time. We're kind of speedrunning through his and Lara's relationship, but I hope the rest of the series won't be that rushed. Up until now the pacing was great.

This episode looked better than the last few in terms of visuals, fortunately. It was also top-notch in terms of comedy. The accidental summoning of the nicotine demon had me in stitches. I just hope Yaku will get better. Poor cat is definitely trying

I'm busted

This is the official one that was made available quite a while ago

Oh, look. Another slopticle with a list of titles everyone knows. How novel...

Call of the Night - the whole show is just pure vibes, and it portrays the nighttime in a unique way. Watching it after it gets dark enhances the experience. It's even better if you have a thing for vampires

Things certainly can go awkward when you're living together for months and then decide to have a special outing. Minds go blank because it seems you've talked about everything already. Stark fumbled at almost every point of the date. Yet, in the end, it seems that both are happy with the outcome.

I always wondered where do they hold their belongings. Turns out Frieren's suitcase has some sort of a pocket dimension.

Stark is growing as a fighter. This time he wasn't afraid of the monster. His legs only gave up because he was afraid to catch a stray from Frieren 😅

How do you know if something is overrated if you haven't given it a try?

I love how supportive Honda is to Nishi. And she keeps landing those great lines. She's so based 😁

This show has such a great chemistry between the whole cast and every character is so fun in their own right. I was grinning all the time.

I'm having a hard time liking the characters in this show. So far, most of them have been presented primarily in a negative light. I probably don't even need to mention Agott – she took on the role of the bully right from the start, and her ego led to a situation where Coco could have died. But I have a problem with Coco too. This episode in particular highlights her massive flaw: acting completely on impulse, which this time resulted in throwing the whole group into a very dangerous situation. Would it really have been that hard to notify Qifrey, who was in the same shop at the time? What was she even planning to do once she caught that witch? I know Coco is still a child, but she's not a toddler anymore. Expecting some level of foresight, even just thinking one step ahead, shouldn't be too much to ask. Especially since Coco already has experience with the consequences of her thoughtlessness. She could really use some self-reflection. I can't even blame Agott for scolding Coco this time. From Agott's perspective, she had to go to the shop for new shoes because Coco ruined her old ones, but instead, she gets dragged into a wild chase after Coco that ends with the whole group being teleported into a dragon's labyrinth. And in the labyrinth, Coco destroys the sigil Agott was drawing to try and get everyone out of the trap. I'd be pissed off too if I were in her.

On top of that, we have Qifrey, who doesn't strike me as a good teacher. His hands-off approach clearly isn't working. He threw a new student into a room with a bully. He left them to their own devices, which resulted in a situation where someone could have died. After that, he didn't impose any consequences on Agott. Not to mention how, at the very beginning, he entrusted a child fascinated by magic with making sure no one peeked at him while he worked. How naive is he? I don't know the source material, but for some reason, I've seen frequent comparisons between him and Gojo Satoru. Maybe it's just about the look and similar role, but at this stage of the story, Gojo was portrayed as a very charismatic guy, competent in what he does, and with a good sense of humor. He was extremely likeable. Qifrey, on the other hand, pales in comparison, stumbling at every turn. Of course, being a good person isn't the same as being a good character, and I don't intend to make the mistake of thinking these are the same thing. However, in my opinion, introducing characters this way from the very start doesn't work as well as it could. They lack some balance.

It probably sounds like I hate this show, but I don't. I just have high expectations for stories that carry so much hype, and the quality of character writing is always something I pay close attention to. Visually, the series is still a beautiful spectacle and the world presented is very interesting. I'm hoping that with the next episode, we'll dive a bit deeper into the plot.

Oh, and why is it always the bad guys who have the superior drip? Their pointy hats are way better than these bland cones

I like it when Frieren touches the themes that are seemingly forgotten in our real world, like this time for example, it's about leaving the world better than you found it and doing the right thing even if it doesn't bring you glory or benefits you personally. It always leaves me with this warm feeling inside. Really nice episode.

Orb: On the Movements of the Earth - half of the episodes are so fucking dark that you literally can't see shit

Hello - Furui Riho (CITY the Animation OP)

Eisen used to make giant hamburger steaks as birthday presents. It was a custom from his region to thank warriors who put in their all, and later Frieren continued that tradition