If you are not into #anime just because it is anime and instead enjoy the ones that are just plainly the good stuff (imagine the sentence so far with 'wine' instead of 'anime' and you know what I mean), you might want to take a look at "#Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End".
It is so so good. Everyone rates it 9/10 and so do I.
#FrierenBeyondJourneysEnd complete soundtrack is released!! I'm already beyond addicted to the limited album that was on Spotify. I'm going to overdose on #Frieren soundtrack.
I'm not joking, I love the music of this show. It's part of what made the show so good.
What makes this show unique is the fact it takes place at the end of a legendary adventure, as the female elf protagonist (the latter is a rarity in anime) reflects on her experiences & memories during the decade-long journey with her closest companions.
The show is about love, regret, memories, moving forward, hatred & consequences of decisions. What I enjoyed about this anime is how each character had different perspectives—even hypocritical ones—& despite their flaws, they accomplished great things.
Another item I enjoyed about Frieren is that it is not another overpowered protagonist's show. While Frieren is powerful, she is also vulnerable (mismatches are the key to victory), as the show highlights during the numerous fantasy battles.
Many other characters in the show are fantastic, too, but it is best to discover that for yourself!
Although the show appears episodic at first, there is a clear destination in mind, & it is fun to watch Frieren & her new friends attempt to trek there on her journey.
I also dont think that Frieren is a nostalgic show. On the contrary, the theme to me is about acknowledging and be grateful of the past, while always moving forward #anime#frieren
Frieren is an enigma to me. It lacks the humor and jokes of a comedy, it lacks the drama and tension of a tragedy, it lacks the warmth and affection of a slice of life, and it lacks the majesty and wonder of a fantasy epic. It spends too much time on repetitive, formulaic Monster of the Week chapters to take seriously, and too much time in overcomplicated Shonen battle arcs to snuggle up to. It's distant, transient, and vacant.
The heady premise, the characters, the world, the themes, the slice of life moments, the dramatic battle moments, all these things work individually, but the whole is somehow worth less than the sum of its parts.
HOW CAN THEY KEEP MAKING THIS SO GOOD EVERY BLOODY WEEK??!!?
I can't get tired of saying it, but Frieren is one of the best shows on TV full stop. Not just in anime, but across all media. #Frieren #anime
Ayer no hubo Frieren pero en reddit postearon un video de las licencias que la adaptación animada se tomó para algunas escenas.
Hicieron este comparativo cuando Stark se enfrenta al dragón, y ya se había mencionado que la escena del baile eran DOS paneles únicamente pero el estudio se fue a buscar asesoría a un estudio de baile.
El director es el mismo de Bocchi The Rock y parece que hace un soberbio trabajo en ambas.