The way Falin's body is animated this episode is incredible. It actually looks "realistic" despite the fact that no real animal has this kind of anatomy. The wings work correctly in that they actually fold DOWN and can't really stand up like you often see in artistic depictions of winged but four-legged fantasy creature, and the place where they join the body looks "correct" when they move even as the front legs move around at the same time. The front legs also function beautifully while being a weird cross between a bird's and a theropod's, showing the range of movement and usage accurate for that kind of hybrid anatomy. The windup for the tail strike is also just perfect. Trigger definitely did their homework - and then some - for this episode.
Notice the detail of how Fallin stared at the Undine? like she was curious about what she was seeing? and how her hand was raising towards Kuro like she was gonna try to pet him because he's a dog (kobold)? Small details like that to show that a bit of Fallin's personality is still in there with the Dragon's. That sense of Curiosity she has like Laios' is still alive.
I don't think they'll directly clear the air about the treasure bugs since last ep Kabru decided immediately that it was probably a misunderstanding and didn't care anymore. I think his concern about Laios is pretty valid though
Yeah, Kabru has ptsd from monsters surely, he just fears that once Laios get his hands on power, he will make shit even worse because of his love for monsters, if being the lord of the dungeon let's you create any kind of magical beast, just imagine what monstrosities someone with the creativity of Laios can create.
11:53 ‘Black’ magic is colloquially forbidden/taboo, likely directly _because_ it’s absurd-powerful and overpowers normal magic rules (due to drawing its raw power from a dimension where infinity exists). That’s what Marcille was explaining two episodes ago.
So, magic is actually native to the world? I've read manga long ago and only remember that they were surprised that magic still remained after the events in the end
@@Bayard1503in this dimension, but in another one there is. Don't worry because the series will properly explore this idea way beyond what we see right now.
one thing form the episode i thought was really interesting was the contrast between laios and kabru. a couple eps ago kabru was fighting the water monster creature and wanted to aim for its vital organs but didnt know where they were, meanwhile against falin he aims for the throat, the lungs, kidney and throat exactly. compared to him, laios knows pretty exactly the anatomy of monsters and even when he doesn't he can quickly figure them out to take them down. this is interesting to me because kabru hates monsters and is obsessed with people, and only knows how to fight people, whereas laios loves monsters and has no care for human society, but excels at monster slaying. its a fun dynamic they have.
As someone on the spectrum, I heavily relate to Laios, there’s been many friends I’ve had back in school who apparently can’t stand me or something I do/a way I act and they expect me to catch on like normal people but like, why not just tell me??? Like I clEarly don’t know what you don’t like about me, how do you expect me to read you? I’m not a mind reader, and they always at some point explode at you and grow to resent you. I’ve lost friends over this and have been bullied afterwards by said friends, I’m always so lost after.. if they had told me then I would’ve tried to for example, stim less around them, talk about a certain subject less or act a specific way less around them- but you know what I’ve learnt? People who do this to you are never worth it, and I don’t have to please or change myself for anyone 💪💪
Im not saying I hate shuro or anything tho, I understand that there’s many different perspectives to this, but I do find it funny that he says Laios is dense but at the same time thinks he will catch on that he’s cock blocking him😂😂
@@thediodoin1000it's not that easy though. If the guy is an asshole then sure just tell them how annoying they are. But Laios is a nice guy and you don't wanna be the bad guy 😭
Shuro is right if we take things realistic, you think black magic in a convenience way, but I think you fail to see it as a reckless decision, because of their action Falin turn to what she is. Also, Shuro is a serious person with a different type of culture, so seeing Laios can take things in such unserious manner (seeing Falin and the first thing he thought was cool), that’s the reason why it tick him off combine with him currently mentally and physically unwell too
the alternative is Laios lets his sister die knowing there was a chance he could have saved her. Marcille also chooses not to save her best friend. Also, Shuro essentially says he understands when Kabru is breaking it down for him. I think most people that knew Fallin aren't choosing to just let her die.
@@FreshestAnime Exactly that, let her rest in peace is one way to go consider how black magic can go really wrong as we can see Marcille unintentionally connect the dragon and falin's soul under the influence of the mad mage's magic, so that's one of the consequences. Also be a bit more gentle with Shuro lol, I get why you don't like him, he just furious at Laios' attitude toward this serious situation consider that he is a serious person, plus he's not in a good shape, give him time, you'll see his decision make sense later
@@johnmacmillan834 There would be no "resting in piece", her soul literally couldn't pass on. If they didn't resurrect her with the dragon flesh, then her soul would be trapped in the dungeon for eternity. Just look at how the ghost residents were yelling for help when Laios was fainting from mana overexertion.
The gang is probably gonna run into Asebi (the ninja cat lady) sometime later. Maybe next episode? If so I’m wondering why she left in the first place? I mean it could be a cat personality? It’d be cool if she joined the gang, I think having another party member could be cool.
Skedaddling away from being a retainer, probably. Seemed she wasn’t as welcome in the group as the rest, and might have taken the opportunity to escape. Not really something that can be ‘quit’ formally, short of running off. Heck, she _probably_ did it moments after being instructed to support them fighting the harpies (hence the slight delay).
11:40 Marcille had already explained. Dark Magic is just a common term to define Ancient Magic which is too powerful and could be misused. So, it's likely that the people governing the Magical Society banned it's usage, so that they could keep it in order. And in that sense i am sure that the ones who manage Magical Society would probably have Dark Magic users (it's like in countries were common people are banned from using weapons, but police and army use them).
Yeah I can totally understand Shuro's irritation with Laios. Dude just lacks any kind of social awareness or even basic observation skill. He's so neurodivergent that anything non monster is alien to him. But at the same time he's not malicious, which makes it all the more awkward for anyone to interact with him. How do you tell a well-meaning person you find them annoying? 18:38 if you honestly think so you really misjudged Laios 💀
Theres a very good reason why that type of magic is forbidden but you will find later on the series, but yeah, people are very justified into putting a stop on its use.
It show Marcille is a genius. It's almost impossible to obtain ancient magic knowledge but she somehow reverse engineered by maybe ancient ruins or defect magical items and built her own system, yeah cannot compared to real ancient magic, but hey, that's a marvelous feat.
2:34 The creature is the ushi-oni! Maizuru focuses her magic on paper tags+summoning, and the ushi-oni is the main one we've seen the past 2 episodes. It's even stylized to look like the traditional art of it and appear like its made out of paper!
#IStandWithShuro tbh From a normal person's standpoint, he's right. They're fucking with things that have grave consequences. His beloved's soul is mixed with a monster's that is being controlled by the Dungeon's Lord who's super powerful, far beyond any person in that group. He's being realistic about his choices because what Marcille did is illegal and punishable by law and he only sees what they did to Falin as unnecessary suffering. If you didn't catch it, he doesn't see Laios as capable, hence his doubt and outbursts, not to mention that he's tired, hungry and just not in a good state of mind. His actions are understandable at the very least.
9:45 true, but look at what happened to her. Basiclaly black/dark magic is magic against laws of creation/life itself, hence the latter many elves and gnomes want to know about why this dungeon doesn’t fully let ppl die. In lore the world literally died at one point because of that magic until eventually brought back to life. To add why shuro is so aggressive on dark magic use, if I remember right the reason the islands was made is because of dark magic. It used to be a continent or one big island until literally shattered by someone using that magic.
After the fight and don’t know you realize what was going on there: laios is pretty much autistic, like actually have autism. This been hinted since vol.1 and they confirm it in this fight on how he thinks/acts, not knowing queues from ppl, over step what he says without realizing it’s odd or bad timing and such. This is rampant right now on Twitter with ppl talking about this fight and talk they have.
In the official settings for this manga, Kobolds may look cute with dog faces but they are fierce creatures. In other works, Kobolds don't even look like cute puppies.
well, he makes me angry, but i don't hate him. If I said I hated him at some point in the video, he was probably just pissing me off and I hated the way he was acting. I just say whatever pops into my head at any given moment.
Yes, understand that, "You don't understand the rules and laws" of the world yet. Alot of people gets too comfortable on giving Marcielle a pass just because She's the MC.
11:45 it’s called black magic on following things. 1. The creator is a huge crpg (control/computer rpg) fan. Games like dragon age, baldurs gate, pathfinder, divinity original sin and so on. Baldurs gate is part of dungeons and dragons. 2. Because it’s part of dnd old dnd used white/black magic terminology because well… it was the 80s, creator Gary gygax pretty much didn’t hold back his views of women and other ethnic ppl (this was in forum posts around late 90s/early 2000s. He passed around 2008), plus at time the ingrain mentality most Americans (mainly white) have in society so that shaped what dnd is. Black magic is destructive/cursed, white is healing/blessing. If you use black magic by default society see you as dangerous while using white magic you are useful to society. 3. Same logic for dragons. In dnd there is chromatic and metallic dragons. Metallic are good while chromatic are bad. What’s difference? Chromatic: gold, silver, bronze, and similar colors. Metallic: black, red, green and such colors. Chromatic are viewed as helpful/more valued fo civilization be knowledge, money, laws and such. while metallic is viewed as dangerous to civilizations and not valued so adventures are encourage fo seek and kill them on sight. See a pattern here?
What does this have to do using it? - dnd arrived to Japan late 80s, magic terms come from that. - dnd became ingrained in japans themes for fantasy so they use that to this date. Final fantasy also have use of black/white magic wifh classes like black and white mages.
17:20 from side chaps but they been in the group for year before first red dragon fight. They kinda dated after he drop hints to her, problem being laios and his autism never catch that at all and sees them together thinking pals off to adventure and he force himself to tag along. Which annoys/anger toshiro hence rhay flashback scene during the fight on why he gets fed up with laios.
Shuro frustrates me for two reasons. 1) Because he reminds me of kids who didn't like me for the exact same neurodivergent tendencies. 2 (and the bigger reason)) Because while he finds these traits of Laios's personality loathsome, he loves Falin for the same reason. Only difference is Falin can read social situations, mostly because she's friends with Marcille. It's not fully explained but that scene with the caterpillar? Shuro loves bugs but whenever he tried to impress girls with them, they ran, grossed out. So seeing Falin gaze in wonder at a bug surprised him. She also doesn't behave like the women he's normally, as we see with his retainers. In the manga omake, Laios asked a magic mirror what everyone he's met would be like as the opposite sex. Female Shuro would've fallen in Laios. In the most possible reality, Shuro loves the idea of Falin. And at the end, Shuro and Laios come to a better understanding. Because Shuro doesn't hate Laios, but ENVIED him.
I am pretty sure you didn't harass your friend. Laios tried to befriended Toshiro because he's a foreigner and he unintentionally show microaggression the whole time. I mean his name is not even Shuro. He's pure yet acted like a weeb 24/7
While I don't like Shuro I definitely don't hate him either. I think his reaction is quite understandable considering everything though I'd still disagree with how he did things. If he doesn't like how Laios does things he should tell Laios about that because otherwise Laios wouldn't get it. I really hate when people try to make you read their mind and give hints etc just tell me what you want to say etc.
The only benefit to Shuro is his entourage haha, a lot of fans get irritated with him because the things he likes about Falin is the same stuff he hates about Laios. She fawns over a big old creepy crawly, and he thinks she's amazing for being so gentle and seeing the beauty in it. But Laios finds something interesting in a monster, and it's freaky and unpleasant. From what I've seen, Shuro is one of the least popular characters in the fandom because of this
@@LilienNacht Marcille doesn’t hate Laios though, and she doesn’t love Falin for the same traits as Laios. In fact, it’s been shown she’s aware Falin has those same quirky behaviours as him and has come to terms with it, she knew Falin would be excited to eat monsters and was dreading bringing it up because she knew she’d get her little duplicate Laios reaction. The difference between her and Shuro is that Shuro held no commitment to stay around, and Marcille decided to sacrifice her entire perspective on comfort of what she does and doesn’t do for the sake of her friends, including going along with Laios’s plans and shenanigans
Exactly. In an omake, Laios asked what the difference between him and Falin, one party member point-blank says "Your gender." I had to agree with that.
@mila2394 yeah, Shuro gets the hate for the wrong reason. It's fine if you hate him, but don't get him twisted like that. He does find eating monsters freaky but he doesn't hate Laios for loving monsters.
Yes, Marcille and Laios might have done things in a bad way to save Falin, but Shuro doesn't have the right to talk big like that to them. That time wasn't easy for them too. Where was he when Laious had to find a way to save Falin from the dragon? Was he around? I felt bad for Marcille. She was just desperate. She didn't deserve such hate.
The way Falin's body is animated this episode is incredible. It actually looks "realistic" despite the fact that no real animal has this kind of anatomy. The wings work correctly in that they actually fold DOWN and can't really stand up like you often see in artistic depictions of winged but four-legged fantasy creature, and the place where they join the body looks "correct" when they move even as the front legs move around at the same time. The front legs also function beautifully while being a weird cross between a bird's and a theropod's, showing the range of movement and usage accurate for that kind of hybrid anatomy. The windup for the tail strike is also just perfect. Trigger definitely did their homework - and then some - for this episode.
Thank you Laios
Ok laios you can stop now
Notice the detail of how Fallin stared at the Undine? like she was curious about what she was seeing? and how her hand was raising towards Kuro like she was gonna try to pet him because he's a dog (kobold)?
Small details like that to show that a bit of Fallin's personality is still in there with the Dragon's. That sense of Curiosity she has like Laios' is still alive.
I don't think they'll directly clear the air about the treasure bugs since last ep Kabru decided immediately that it was probably a misunderstanding and didn't care anymore. I think his concern about Laios is pretty valid though
Yeah 💀 there's no need for that anymore
Yeah, Kabru has ptsd from monsters surely, he just fears that once Laios get his hands on power, he will make shit even worse because of his love for monsters, if being the lord of the dungeon let's you create any kind of magical beast, just imagine what monstrosities someone with the creativity of Laios can create.
@@reachthezora1912he's biased against autistic autocrats.
Senshi had one job throughout this: carry the tray of food to Shuro; and my man fulfilled this task, despite a literal slaughter occuring.
He’s a man of duty and commitment
11:53 ‘Black’ magic is colloquially forbidden/taboo, likely directly _because_ it’s absurd-powerful and overpowers normal magic rules (due to drawing its raw power from a dimension where infinity exists). That’s what Marcille was explaining two episodes ago.
Yeah not sure he was paying attention in that part...
There's no such thing as infinity...
So, magic is actually native to the world? I've read manga long ago and only remember that they were surprised that magic still remained after the events in the end
@@Bayard1503in this dimension, but in another one there is. Don't worry because the series will properly explore this idea way beyond what we see right now.
The black magic were forbidden because it creates a portal for those very nasty unspeakable entities from the other side.
one thing form the episode i thought was really interesting was the contrast between laios and kabru. a couple eps ago kabru was fighting the water monster creature and wanted to aim for its vital organs but didnt know where they were, meanwhile against falin he aims for the throat, the lungs, kidney and throat exactly. compared to him, laios knows pretty exactly the anatomy of monsters and even when he doesn't he can quickly figure them out to take them down. this is interesting to me because kabru hates monsters and is obsessed with people, and only knows how to fight people, whereas laios loves monsters and has no care for human society, but excels at monster slaying. its a fun dynamic they have.
Both literally were opposite of each other. Heigh, skin color, hair color.
PVP vs PVE...
Senshi knows that plate of food was made with a very important ingredient , maizurus, mothers love. He didn’t let go of it.
Senshi values food more than any treasure in the world
I like how Kabru's first instinct when confronted with the harpy omelet was he should kill Laius.
As someone on the spectrum, I heavily relate to Laios, there’s been many friends I’ve had back in school who apparently can’t stand me or something I do/a way I act and they expect me to catch on like normal people but like, why not just tell me??? Like I clEarly don’t know what you don’t like about me, how do you expect me to read you? I’m not a mind reader, and they always at some point explode at you and grow to resent you. I’ve lost friends over this and have been bullied afterwards by said friends, I’m always so lost after.. if they had told me then I would’ve tried to for example, stim less around them, talk about a certain subject less or act a specific way less around them- but you know what I’ve learnt? People who do this to you are never worth it, and I don’t have to please or change myself for anyone 💪💪
Im not saying I hate shuro or anything tho, I understand that there’s many different perspectives to this, but I do find it funny that he says Laios is dense but at the same time thinks he will catch on that he’s cock blocking him😂😂
@@BowHooHoo yeah i could never hate toshiro, if a white guy kept mispronouncing my name i'd resent him too.
ParkerM-yy1gl its not malicious dude.. Intent matters
@@baaaastoos Well he shouldn't have been so equally dense. Like say something dayum
@@thediodoin1000it's not that easy though. If the guy is an asshole then sure just tell them how annoying they are. But Laios is a nice guy and you don't wanna be the bad guy 😭
This episode with Shuro is the longest Snickers commercial I ever seen.
Shuro is right if we take things realistic, you think black magic in a convenience way, but I think you fail to see it as a reckless decision, because of their action Falin turn to what she is.
Also, Shuro is a serious person with a different type of culture, so seeing Laios can take things in such unserious manner (seeing Falin and the first thing he thought was cool), that’s the reason why it tick him off combine with him currently mentally and physically unwell too
the alternative is Laios lets his sister die knowing there was a chance he could have saved her. Marcille also chooses not to save her best friend. Also, Shuro essentially says he understands when Kabru is breaking it down for him. I think most people that knew Fallin aren't choosing to just let her die.
@@FreshestAnime Exactly that, let her rest in peace is one way to go consider how black magic can go really wrong as we can see Marcille unintentionally connect the dragon and falin's soul under the influence of the mad mage's magic, so that's one of the consequences.
Also be a bit more gentle with Shuro lol, I get why you don't like him, he just furious at Laios' attitude toward this serious situation consider that he is a serious person, plus he's not in a good shape, give him time, you'll see his decision make sense later
@@johnmacmillan834 There would be no "resting in piece", her soul literally couldn't pass on. If they didn't resurrect her with the dragon flesh, then her soul would be trapped in the dungeon for eternity.
Just look at how the ghost residents were yelling for help when Laios was fainting from mana overexertion.
@@ethanb8382 That's why he want to report it to the western elves because they know more about magic
@@johnmacmillan834yeah Shuro thinks the elves can help him do that because they have exp dealing with black magic
The gang is probably gonna run into Asebi (the ninja cat lady) sometime later. Maybe next episode? If so I’m wondering why she left in the first place?
I mean it could be a cat personality?
It’d be cool if she joined the gang, I think having another party member could be cool.
she's a slave and ran away when she had the chance. shuro's dad bought her from a circus.
She had always wanted to leave the family. And there’s another reason she’ll say when we encounter her.
Skedaddling away from being a retainer, probably.
Seemed she wasn’t as welcome in the group as the rest, and might have taken the opportunity to escape. Not really something that can be ‘quit’ formally, short of running off. Heck, she _probably_ did it moments after being instructed to support them fighting the harpies (hence the slight delay).
she does.
it literally isn't much of a spoiler.....even though it is..
It would be a huge spoiler to tell as her story unfolds in several episodes.
*Senshi* : _Never Waste Food_
11:40 Marcille had already explained.
Dark Magic is just a common term to define Ancient Magic which is too powerful and could be misused.
So, it's likely that the people governing the Magical Society banned it's usage, so that they could keep it in order. And in that sense i am sure that the ones who manage Magical Society would probably have Dark Magic users (it's like in countries were common people are banned from using weapons, but police and army use them).
The Ancient Magic was banned because it caused global catastrophe by create a link for nasty entities from the other side to enter into their world
He's kind of right... Laios wouldn't close the dungeon, Senshi would murder him.
Theres a Chekhov's Gun in this episode. It's the bell. Remember about the bell. It will be useful later.
The Bell 19:32
By later you mean at the end of the story lol
This guy can't remember something from the last episode 💀 that's a pretty tall order dontcha think?
Even until now that bell still make me laught remembering it
Shuro sees autistic: I Sleep
Shuro sees autistic + female: REAL SHIT
Yeah I can totally understand Shuro's irritation with Laios. Dude just lacks any kind of social awareness or even basic observation skill. He's so neurodivergent that anything non monster is alien to him. But at the same time he's not malicious, which makes it all the more awkward for anyone to interact with him. How do you tell a well-meaning person you find them annoying?
18:38 if you honestly think so you really misjudged Laios 💀
Japanese fans call Falin + Dragon = "Faligon" (ファリゴン)
Let's go see the fanarts🐓🔥✨
Theres a very good reason why that type of magic is forbidden but you will find later on the series, but yeah, people are very justified into putting a stop on its use.
It show Marcille is a genius. It's almost impossible to obtain ancient magic knowledge but she somehow reverse engineered by maybe ancient ruins or defect magical items and built her own system, yeah cannot compared to real ancient magic, but hey, that's a marvelous feat.
Love how you get into it like its a sports game. 😂
Its one of my favorites that I’m watching right now. Easily top 5 (currently watching like 23 anime)
I totally forgot "it" appears in Kabru's short backstory gag
2:34 The creature is the ushi-oni! Maizuru focuses her magic on paper tags+summoning, and the ushi-oni is the main one we've seen the past 2 episodes. It's even stylized to look like the traditional art of it and appear like its made out of paper!
#IStandWithShuro tbh
From a normal person's standpoint, he's right. They're fucking with things that have grave consequences. His beloved's soul is mixed with a monster's that is being controlled by the Dungeon's Lord who's super powerful, far beyond any person in that group. He's being realistic about his choices because what Marcille did is illegal and punishable by law and he only sees what they did to Falin as unnecessary suffering.
If you didn't catch it, he doesn't see Laios as capable, hence his doubt and outbursts, not to mention that he's tired, hungry and just not in a good state of mind. His actions are understandable at the very least.
9:45 true, but look at what happened to her.
Basiclaly black/dark magic is magic against laws of creation/life itself, hence the latter many elves and gnomes want to know about why this dungeon doesn’t fully let ppl die. In lore the world literally died at one point because of that magic until eventually brought back to life.
To add why shuro is so aggressive on dark magic use, if I remember right the reason the islands was made is because of dark magic. It used to be a continent or one big island until literally shattered by someone using that magic.
did anyone noticed that Laios's sword digi-evolved into the Lion armor from chapter 3???
This anime does a really great job with the sound design and animation. Things like the movements in Falin's dragon form and other details is so good.
After the fight and don’t know you realize what was going on there: laios is pretty much autistic, like actually have autism.
This been hinted since vol.1 and they confirm it in this fight on how he thinks/acts, not knowing queues from ppl, over step what he says without realizing it’s odd or bad timing and such. This is rampant right now on Twitter with ppl talking about this fight and talk they have.
I appreciate trigger studio done so well for dungeon meshi. Love it
They believe that the main character is in the right and fail to tell the story objectively.
I have a feeling he want Laios to become lord of the dungeon then kill Laios because he’s easier to kill than the lunatic mage
7:03 Falin's pupil change to Human form.
aquí un latino pasando a ver contenido de USA como si entendiera ingles.
me gusta como reacciona el tipo a este anime
Reminder that despite looking like a dog, Kuro is a Kobold, so I'm not sure "puppy" is the right term for him lol
naw, he's a cute puppy
In the official settings for this manga, Kobolds may look cute with dog faces but they are fierce creatures. In other works, Kobolds don't even look like cute puppies.
i can say,
you will love shuro
well, he makes me angry, but i don't hate him. If I said I hated him at some point in the video, he was probably just pissing me off and I hated the way he was acting. I just say whatever pops into my head at any given moment.
Yes, understand that, "You don't understand the rules and laws" of the world yet. Alot of people gets too comfortable on giving Marcielle a pass just because She's the MC.
The chicken has been revealed🎉🎉
we have the same pfp lmfao
hello XD
11:45 it’s called black magic on following things.
1. The creator is a huge crpg (control/computer rpg) fan. Games like dragon age, baldurs gate, pathfinder, divinity original sin and so on. Baldurs gate is part of dungeons and dragons.
2. Because it’s part of dnd old dnd used white/black magic terminology because well… it was the 80s, creator Gary gygax pretty much didn’t hold back his views of women and other ethnic ppl (this was in forum posts around late 90s/early 2000s. He passed around 2008), plus at time the ingrain mentality most Americans (mainly white) have in society so that shaped what dnd is. Black magic is destructive/cursed, white is healing/blessing. If you use black magic by default society see you as dangerous while using white magic you are useful to society.
3. Same logic for dragons. In dnd there is chromatic and metallic dragons. Metallic are good while chromatic are bad. What’s difference?
Chromatic: gold, silver, bronze, and similar colors.
Metallic: black, red, green and such colors.
Chromatic are viewed as helpful/more valued fo civilization be knowledge, money, laws and such. while metallic is viewed as dangerous to civilizations and not valued so adventures are encourage fo seek and kill them on sight. See a pattern here?
What does this have to do using it?
- dnd arrived to Japan late 80s, magic terms come from that.
- dnd became ingrained in japans themes for fantasy so they use that to this date. Final fantasy also have use of black/white magic wifh classes like black and white mages.
Day 9 of Requesting Joe to Watch Neon Genesis Evangelion
Kabru is the sussest guy I’ve seen in while.
Kabru is giving me Griffith vibes
When the Viral Hit episode 3 reaction coming out? did you already gave up? the anime will start to spice up from episode 3
What add do you use so you can know Japanese😅
17:20 from side chaps but they been in the group for year before first red dragon fight. They kinda dated after he drop hints to her, problem being laios and his autism never catch that at all and sees them together thinking pals off to adventure and he force himself to tag along. Which annoys/anger toshiro hence rhay flashback scene during the fight on why he gets fed up with laios.
シュローはいつも言葉が少ない
だからお礼を言っただけで忍者たちが困惑した。
ライオスとは違うタイプのコミュニケーションの苦手な人だ。
You don’t watch the dub?
Shuro frustrates me for two reasons.
1) Because he reminds me of kids who didn't like me for the exact same neurodivergent tendencies.
2 (and the bigger reason)) Because while he finds these traits of Laios's personality loathsome, he loves Falin for the same reason. Only difference is Falin can read social situations, mostly because she's friends with Marcille.
It's not fully explained but that scene with the caterpillar?
Shuro loves bugs but whenever he tried to impress girls with them, they ran, grossed out. So seeing Falin gaze in wonder at a bug surprised him. She also doesn't behave like the women he's normally, as we see with his retainers.
In the manga omake, Laios asked a magic mirror what everyone he's met would be like as the opposite sex. Female Shuro would've fallen in Laios.
In the most possible reality, Shuro loves the idea of Falin.
And at the end, Shuro and Laios come to a better understanding. Because Shuro doesn't hate Laios, but ENVIED him.
@mila2394this
I am pretty sure you didn't harass your friend. Laios tried to befriended Toshiro because he's a foreigner and he unintentionally show microaggression the whole time. I mean his name is not even Shuro. He's pure yet acted like a weeb 24/7
While I don't like Shuro I definitely don't hate him either. I think his reaction is quite understandable considering everything though I'd still disagree with how he did things. If he doesn't like how Laios does things he should tell Laios about that because otherwise Laios wouldn't get it. I really hate when people try to make you read their mind and give hints etc just tell me what you want to say etc.
kibby
The only benefit to Shuro is his entourage haha, a lot of fans get irritated with him because the things he likes about Falin is the same stuff he hates about Laios. She fawns over a big old creepy crawly, and he thinks she's amazing for being so gentle and seeing the beauty in it. But Laios finds something interesting in a monster, and it's freaky and unpleasant. From what I've seen, Shuro is one of the least popular characters in the fandom because of this
tbf marcilles the same way
@@LilienNacht Marcille doesn’t hate Laios though, and she doesn’t love Falin for the same traits as Laios. In fact, it’s been shown she’s aware Falin has those same quirky behaviours as him and has come to terms with it, she knew Falin would be excited to eat monsters and was dreading bringing it up because she knew she’d get her little duplicate Laios reaction. The difference between her and Shuro is that Shuro held no commitment to stay around, and Marcille decided to sacrifice her entire perspective on comfort of what she does and doesn’t do for the sake of her friends, including going along with Laios’s plans and shenanigans
Exactly. In an omake, Laios asked what the difference between him and Falin, one party member point-blank says "Your gender."
I had to agree with that.
@mila2394 yeah, Shuro gets the hate for the wrong reason. It's fine if you hate him, but don't get him twisted like that. He does find eating monsters freaky but he doesn't hate Laios for loving monsters.
Laios never respected his personal space but Falin gave him comfort the entire party doesn't have. And they are two different people
also man shuros such a hypocrite, he looks down on laios for being eccentric and curious but its those exact traits that he likes falin for???????????
Yes, Marcille and Laios might have done things in a bad way to save Falin, but Shuro doesn't have the right to talk big like that to them. That time wasn't easy for them too. Where was he when Laious had to find a way to save Falin from the dragon? Was he around?
I felt bad for Marcille. She was just desperate. She didn't deserve such hate.