Miran starts killing creepy old people, first individually, then eventually using his father’s influence to assemble all of the anti-King nobles in Roland in a single room. Not sure what that has to do with the story, but…Īnywho, Gastark Empire is currently annexing a bunch of small kingdoms, eventually taking over two thirds of Imperial Stohl (a country with five times the military power of Gastark) and killing a bunch of people, so Miran and Sion decide a political purge is the best idea to unify the Roland empire for war. I’m sure many of you like creepy ninja rapists though. On the other hand, I like repetition, but I don’t like creepy ninja rapists either. Claugh kills them all cause he doesn’t like creepy ninja rapists. Noa convinces them not to fight, and in return, subdue the people of Estabul to follow Roland in whatever it does.įollowing that, Claugh and Noa are peacefully doing whatever they’re doing when SUDDENLY a bunch of ninjas decide to rape her. Then, just as Claugh was going to kill Miran… you get the drift here. Then, just as Miran was going to kill Noa, Claugh appears to fight. Then, just as Salawel was going to kill Noa, Miran kills him. Then, just as Miran was going to kill Noa, Salawel takes her away. Roland attacks anyways – or rather, Miran attacks. Now I understand why the rate of colourblindness amongst men is so high This is very sad news for Claugh, the leader of the invasion, who apparently wants the least amount of casualties. Meanwhile, over at Estabul, some guy named Salawel holds the populace hostage so that Roland won’t attack. It is revealed that Miran engineered an uprising against Sion, so that he could kill them all at once. Is it just me or do I feel sorry for the horses? Nevertheless, as it’s tl dw, the plot comes here in massive chunks – there’s like, no filler. Then again, since I’m wading through the mistakes of my past, it’ll be much less cleaner than the previous Half Season Review. Let’s just say this review will be… much cleaner than the previous episode post. _.ĭID I JUST SAY TIME WHY DOES IT KEEP APPEARING WHEN I OBVIOUSLY CAN’T HAVE ANY APPEARĪ Half Season Review just has to be half a season right? Doesn’t matter where that half-season starts, as long as it’s 6/7 episodes… So first I delay it for a month after the episodes, now I delay it for a month after I start writing it. Post-Pre-Post-Edit: It’s been what a month since I started writing this post and I’ve come back to it. Bear with me, please – I’ll sorten things out after the next Half Season Review. Anywho, seeing as I haven’t really watched this for quite a while now, plot details will be fuzzy and/or incorrect. Ferris is the last of the three main heroes within the anime, and she is constantly eating dongo, beating up Ryner, and slaying enemies with her excellent sword skills.Densetsu no Yuusha no Densetsu Half Season Review To achieve this Sion overworked, worries and stresses much more than he needs to about everything. A childhood friend of his, Sion, wishes for a world of Pearce without spilling an once of blood. Ryner struggles with the fact he usually ends up killing anyone he gets close to, and also the fact as bearer of the Alpha Stigma, he is seen as a monster. The mage is the main protagonist, Ryner Lute, who is the bearer of the Alpha Stigma, a mark on the eyes which can take control of it's user forcing them to destroy or "erase" everything until they can gain control again. Also known as The Legend of the Legendary heroes, follows three main characters: A dongo-obsessed female, a peace-crazy half noble, and a lazy nap-taking mage.
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