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| Got to see Flamme from the manga, and she has a reputation of being one of the greatest mages of all time in their world, even from thousands of years ago. Truly a great talent. This episode focused a bit on her relationship with Frieren and I think it's an unique one among this season. Flamme is such a mysterious yet powerful individual even in this timeline/era. |
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| We learned a few more things about Flamen which is nice and we got to see a lot of history this episode. Despite her long life Frieren seemed to be living really modest and pretty much staying at the same place, she did see a lot of development tho. Anyway Aura's death is a bit disappointing compared to the previous episode |
| That last scene was not that graphic and yet it might've been one of the most haunting scenes I've ever seen... We all know Frieren will have more mana but in the shoes of Aura, when her confidence in her mana was swallowed by Frieren, she had a mind-break moment; her reality and life unraveled in an instant and that moment was further enhanced by the POV shot of her head falling while Frieren was slowly walking away. Damn! What a poetic episode. Love it. 10/10 |
IncognonymousNov 10, 2023 7:55 AM
| 12:12 Google translate says Auserlese means "choice". Also I'm pretty sure this isn't the correct spelling because googling it gave me "auserlesen". Flamme's favorite spell is the same one Frieren cast on Himmel's grave aaaahhhh the feels I loooove the similarities in the dialogue so much. And pretty much all of Flamme's lines. 18:24 A dragon fight, a fight with Qual (the demon that made Zoltraak), the previous fight with Aura, them reaching the demon castle. Loved this moment! This was so damn good. The "fight" was badass as hell. |
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The biggest flex. |
| great episode even better than the manga, they did a great job they took the right time before the last scene of the episode i really enjoyed it |
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| She got mana gapped. |
| I really love the small details that this series has to offer. First of all, the Flamme Necklace Gems become the Frieren Earring. Then, we are shown that Frieren is so old that when she became Flamme's student, there was some ancient Greek architecture, clothing, etc. Now, probably in the medieval era, it shows how much time has passed since then. |
| Great to have more of Flamme. She's beautiful, strong, kind but harsh towards demons like how Frieren is. We even got a glimpse in Frieren's life or her journey since Flamme died untill she met Himmel. The portrayal was beautiful. Also finally the reveal that she was supressing her mana her entire life and her mana pool is actually huge. Big F for Aura, she didn't stand a chance. Glad to finally see this animated, waited for so long. |
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| So.....in a way the magic works like DBZ or Bleach. With all the "I was suppressing my power. And, wow, they are powering up.". Frieren may hate demons, but not enough to be proactive fighting them. |
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| that last scene was raw holy shit |
| Bruh Frieren not just flex Aura with mana, she flex with Age |
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| Fern and Stark's fight scene: Grand cinematic spectacle of a battle that doubles as a light show full of flashy moves, power struggles, and close calls Frieren's fight scene: KYS. *walks away* You can pinpoint the exact moment Aura's pride utterly disintegrates into fear. And it was delicious. |
| Frieren had a Low Tier God moment |
| You thought we'd get some epic fight? PFFT. Joking aside, the depth this story and characters has, have in awe. Dedicating her entire life to that one thing and staying hidden to achieve her goal, insane. |
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| damn, I fking love this anime. Frieren to Aura: |
God damn it, thats such a cold way to win a fight!!!  |
| Fantastic episode, Frieren was just so cold when she told Aura to just kill herself |
| Flamme taught her well. Frieren the ruthless. |
| This is prolly my anime of the year T_T |
| Again, another masterpiece of an episode and it will not stop here, we are talking about Madhouse guys. |
| Overconfidence is a slow and insidious killer, in Aura's case it took 500 years but she met her match this time and took Frieren's bait hook, line and sinker. Some insight on Frieren's backstory and she really did live in the same woods honing her mana suppression for the centuries between Flamme's death and joining the Hero party. Aura never stood a chance. Goodbye Aura, while Ayachi's stellar performance will be missed, I'm afraid I cannot say the same for you. |
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| Great episode Frieren straight up said  Aura looked so sad before she died, I guess the spell only works on actions and the victim can still think and talk. It also means that demons have some real feelings (or it was just crocodile tears) |
| That ending was fucking awesome. Frieren just tanking the ego of Aura with the reveal of how powerful she truly was and just walking away and forcing her to die by her command made her look pretty damn badass, on top of the level of mana she had just exploding on screen to witness. In general, this was an excellent episode that is even better than the previous one for me even if a bit slow and not as much of the visual spectacle the other one was. It was great seeing Frieren when she was younger and her bond with Flamme that developed throughout the episode. The part where Flamme got much older and then Frieren learning her spell with the next shot being of the flower field was pretty bittersweet and poetic to watch. As a whole, this episode was magnificent and while there were a couple episodes where it did drag at times and could've been more interesting, these last bunch have been so great. I love that the main battle between Frieren and Aura was just a battle of mana levels and even ego to some degree for Aura, as she showcased her weaknesses that feature heavily amongst demons and underestimating their opposition completely, especially with sneak tactics involved that can outplay them and it hurt big time. The moment her pride crumbled and withered away felt rewarding and paid off well, even if she wasn't showcased too much as an actual character prior to this. It was scary how easy it was in the end for Frieren, never even broke a sweat. That was more impactful than seeing an actual fight between the two. |
| Frieren showing her mana at the end was cool af, no doubt about that. But feels like unnecessary risk. For what? A moment of satisfaction? She's been hiding it for 1000 years and if some demon observed them from distance that'd go to waste. Also, she really should pick this scale. Seems like great weapon for long lived elf mage. |
| frieren is a cold blooded killer damn if demons use deception to fight then frieren and flamme will use more deception to fight back  |
| “Frieren. Just as demons deceive humankind with words, you must use your mana to deceive demons.” What an episode, diving into past history of Flamme and Frieren and insight on deception. The flow of time is brought back and further defined, from ancient architecture similar to Rome to the medieval age with fortified cities and castles is a subtle yet direct impact of said time. For over a thousand years, so much has advanced since that first meeting between Flamme and Frieren. Remember that flower spell back at the tower with the blue flowers at Himmel’s state? That same spell has so much more depth and significance since it was the same spell that Flamme loved so much, leading to Frieren keeping that spell with her and making it more heartfelt every time it is used. Demons see mana as a source of pride and their way of projecting power and strength, just like how humans use wealth and authority to exert power. Pride is everything for a demon, it’s a deadly sin for a reason. Deception is always a key factor in winning warfare, regardless of era. The moment Frieren revealed her mana to a higher volume, the realization kicked in for Aura. She let her pride and confidence get to her in believing she had the upper hand when in fact, she lost from the very beginning. 500 years is impressive, but to an elf mage who had lived for over a millennium with concealing mana her entire life, she was in another league by tenfold. Waited for this episode and it delivered like a bomb being dropped. Left me tearful too for some reason haha. Frieren Friday! |
 "You fought to the end. You survived. That's why you're here now. I think that's something you should be more proud of." - Vladilena Milizé |
| Most of this episode was basically a flashback but I liked it. I liked learning more about Frieren and her past. Man, the way Frieren killed Aura was amazing. It was obvious what was gonna happen but it was still an epic scene. Absolutely incredible. Love this logic. "Demons are unfair, so be more unfair than them." |
| " - Aura, I'll show you a spell I learned while playing League of Legends for hours. " |
| Some shows try so hard to make you care about a character and fail, but Flamme made me feel sad in the most natural way, with only some few minutes on screen, even though she died 1000 years ago. |
| If you're a fanboy, please don't waste my time. Watch more movies, please. Perhaps, this is hell. |
| The anime is doing an excellent job, this episode had a greater impact than the manga had. And that is very difficult to do. |
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Reply to Coblerz
Frieren had a Low Tier God moment
@Coblerz frieren rlly pulled up and said  |
ChaosKishinNov 10, 2023 9:42 AM
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