After reading through the manga, only to then follow up and watch episode thirteen. Episode thirteen by far has been one of the lesser episodes of the series. I think this has to do with the fact that it’s an ‘unfinished’ episode. While I appreciate the attempt by the studio to leave the show on…
This “One Week War” is definitely a serious let down, I will be completely honest here. The dukes didn’t even put up a worthy fight and that is what bothers me the most. They Duke Carmine and Duke Vargas declare war only for them to fall so quickly and without trouble. I guess the whole…
Finally. If I were to sum up everything that had happened during both episodes nine and ten, it would be the word, finally? To be completely honest with you, this war thing has been a major disappointment. I don’t know why this is the case but it seems as though all the anime I’ve watched…
Is it me or does it feel like Genjitsu Shugi Yuusha no Oukoku Saikenki is slowly paced? Either that or there isn’t really much happening which also does seem like the case. I’ve now completed eight out of a possible thirteen episodes and it really does seem as though we haven’t accomplished much. Every episode…
You see I knew that they would eventually introduce the harem aspect of things. Polygamy ah yes, in this world, it’s okay to have multiple wives and Liscia is okay with that. The biggest takeaway from both episodes was that everything about them felt highly political. Three dukedoms that either side with the King, or…
After the death of his grandfather, 19-year-old Kazuya Souma—an aspiring civil servant—is left all alone with no one to call family. Out of the blue, he is transported to the Elfrieden Kingdom, a small ailing country in another world, to be a “hero.” An ongoing war with the demon army has put the entire world…
Genjitsu Shugi Yuusha no Oukoku Saikenki wastes no time and I like that. Episodes three and four were important episodes because they introduced us to the supporting cast and gave us a glimpse of how they’ll be utilized; they also introduced the real antagonist of the story. Episode four also gave us the salt meme…
I cannot remember the last anime I watched produced by J.C.Staff, so I was actually pretty excited going into the first episode of Genjitsu Shugi Yuusha no Oukoku Saikenki. However, although I was excited, I went into the first episode with low expectations because of the following genres: Action, Fantasy, Harem, Magic, Military, Romance. Once again, another anime where we…
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