IMO Kraft kind of shows us one possibility of where Frieren could end up after she goes through her full personal growth arc. Kraft seems to have gotten to the point where is in a state of non-attachment and has come to terms with the fact that pretty much everybody around him will die and he'll be forgotten over and over again, but doesn't let it bother him much. Instead, he lives in the moment and appreciates the now. He was shown to be nice to Stark and even train him, and he got to know Fern enough to know that she was raised by a priest and she is somewhat religious herself and even made a pendant for her, and both of them seemed to have taken a liking to him in return. But when he said his goodbyes he basically said, "See ya later after these kids have died, Frieren," because befriending someone and them passing away of old age before he ran into them again is probably something that has happened to him several times already.
1:44 To be clear, Frieren said she was skeptical about the afterlife due to current magics being unable to observe dead souls, not that she saw it as stupid. It was the dwarves who hold to the "no life after death" tradition.
My favorite line in this episode is when Frieren says "I guess you're right... This is a normal reaction." It's Frieren realizing that her anger at Aura was for the same reason Himmel was angry at Frieren in the past: lack of respect for the dead; and through that, realizing that she has come to understand both herself and Himmel better.
i know it's a comedic gag that Stark passes out upon seeing the gardener, but I really like how it emphasizes Stark's character. Stark could easily retaliate, but it's really nice how he doesn't go against punishments and law. Such a pure-hearted man.
I love that the Graf seems like a rough, hard person on appearances, but he's actually a very kind, honorable, and intelligent person. Actually, pretty much all the city leaders they encounter are decent people. There's no heavy corruption that you see in other series. I think it was meant to show that it is the age of peace that the party's defeat of the Demon King created.
Still can't figure it out, how can an anime be as masterful as Frieren. I've been watching anime for over 30 years, but I've rarely or never seen a series of such high quality in all respects.
And now we know that Frieren thought Heiter how to suppress mana. And he thought Fern. This is why in episode 1 Frieren said that she had a hard time detecting Fern, while she was practicing on the cliff
@@hellblow3405 mostly she was practicing as a child, And frieren probably told heiter everything she learned over the milenium practicel( mistakes shortcut, better ways, traps ) And he taught that to a child. Unknown to anybody a child prodigy. She is probably better at it than frieren by now
you know the fun fact is, the guy with the axe that cut the trees and make stark affraid, that was for preparing the burials. the theory is they need the trees for coffins or they just cleared a yard because they need wide field for burial
This is such a great palate-cleansing episode, but it still manages to feel significant, with the introduction of Kraft and the continuing evolution of Frieren's perspective on life now that she's more receptive to interpersonal relationships. This anime is, as they used to say in the music business, "all killer, no filler." And that song that plays as they're getting ready to leave the city - DAMN. It's so beautiful, and the way it ends on that shot of the memorial ceremony at the field of swords... CHILLS. And TEARS. So powerful.
The only male person Fern had ever been around was Heiter. Apart from that she's been constantly traveling with Frieren doing quests and whatnot. Suffice to say she hasn't had much social interactions with males so her perspective on them is very different. That's why she keeps referring to Stark and others as perverts, simply because she doesn't know better. This same reason also explains some of her behaviors later in the show. I wish they'd make that more obvious in the show because shockingly, a lot of people seem unable to comprehend her scenes.
I think you can see where this story is going. After Frieren, Fern and Stark make it to Ende/Heaven and say their true goodbyes to the people they have loved, the story will go on. I imagine we may see a montage of the years that follow, including Frieren being present at Fern's death. That will be heart-breaking, but it is the only real way to have this story make sense, I think.
Imagine having to go and get your driving license renewed every other month because the organization that manages it changes so often. That's probably how Frieren feels when it comes to all these new-fangled magic associations coming in with their own tests and licenses.
Stark is also a hero - he's so much like Himmel, minus the self-confidence. In fact there's a whole episode coming up next that's going to illustrate that.
The entire Hero Party are Gamers. Himmel is the completionist (you'll see later), Heiter is the fun casual that sometimes passes out drunk in the raids, Eisen is the power gamer who's focused on the end boss (it's normal for a warrior / we should be working on fighting the DK, not doing x side quest), and Frieren is a Gatcha gammer loot goblin.
IMO Kraft kind of shows us one possibility of where Frieren could end up after she goes through her full personal growth arc. Kraft seems to have gotten to the point where is in a state of non-attachment and has come to terms with the fact that pretty much everybody around him will die and he'll be forgotten over and over again, but doesn't let it bother him much.
Instead, he lives in the moment and appreciates the now. He was shown to be nice to Stark and even train him, and he got to know Fern enough to know that she was raised by a priest and she is somewhat religious herself and even made a pendant for her, and both of them seemed to have taken a liking to him in return.
But when he said his goodbyes he basically said, "See ya later after these kids have died, Frieren," because befriending someone and them passing away of old age before he ran into them again is probably something that has happened to him several times already.
1:44 To be clear, Frieren said she was skeptical about the afterlife due to current magics being unable to observe dead souls, not that she saw it as stupid. It was the dwarves who hold to the "no life after death" tradition.
My favorite line in this episode is when Frieren says "I guess you're right... This is a normal reaction." It's Frieren realizing that her anger at Aura was for the same reason Himmel was angry at Frieren in the past: lack of respect for the dead; and through that, realizing that she has come to understand both herself and Himmel better.
Fern: There's a pervert inside
Frieren: I don't got time for this, its too cold
i know it's a comedic gag that Stark passes out upon seeing the gardener, but I really like how it emphasizes Stark's character. Stark could easily retaliate, but it's really nice how he doesn't go against punishments and law. Such a pure-hearted man.
I love that the Graf seems like a rough, hard person on appearances, but he's actually a very kind, honorable, and intelligent person. Actually, pretty much all the city leaders they encounter are decent people. There's no heavy corruption that you see in other series. I think it was meant to show that it is the age of peace that the party's defeat of the Demon King created.
Still can't figure it out, how can an anime be as masterful as Frieren. I've been watching anime for over 30 years, but I've rarely or never seen a series of such high quality in all respects.
And now we know that Frieren thought Heiter how to suppress mana. And he thought Fern. This is why in episode 1 Frieren said that she had a hard time detecting Fern, while she was practicing on the cliff
Meh, i think she is just strong and they cant detect her
@@hellblow3405 well heiter did say he would put that information to use if he had a mage child, which he did.
@@hellblow3405 mostly she was practicing as a child,
And frieren probably told heiter everything she learned over the milenium practicel( mistakes shortcut, better ways, traps )
And he taught that to a child.
Unknown to anybody a child prodigy.
She is probably better at it than frieren by now
*taught
you know the fun fact is, the guy with the axe that cut the trees and make stark affraid, that was for preparing the burials. the theory is they need the trees for coffins or they just cleared a yard because they need wide field for burial
nice theory
This is such a great palate-cleansing episode, but it still manages to feel significant, with the introduction of Kraft and the continuing evolution of Frieren's perspective on life now that she's more receptive to interpersonal relationships. This anime is, as they used to say in the music business, "all killer, no filler."
And that song that plays as they're getting ready to leave the city - DAMN. It's so beautiful, and the way it ends on that shot of the memorial ceremony at the field of swords... CHILLS. And TEARS. So powerful.
The song they played during the montage was also performed by milet, the singer who performed the ED song. The montage song is called "bliss".
Heiter listened to, remembered, and applied what she told him about her mana suppression. It's quite impressive.
The hero's party wasn't sent off for disrespecting the king. They talked casually to him as they were setting off
Which in medieval times is the same as disrespecting him
The only male person Fern had ever been around was Heiter. Apart from that she's been constantly traveling with Frieren doing quests and whatnot. Suffice to say she hasn't had much social interactions with males so her perspective on them is very different. That's why she keeps referring to Stark and others as perverts, simply because she doesn't know better. This same reason also explains some of her behaviors later in the show. I wish they'd make that more obvious in the show because shockingly, a lot of people seem unable to comprehend her scenes.
What's funny is that Fern is the actual pervert, since she used the peeping tom spell on Stark
I just realized that next episode is one of my favourites, now I'm excited and ready to cry
Fern prays because she was raised by Heiter, a priest.
"Bliss" by Milet. Just an awesome song. Really, really underrated!
I think you can see where this story is going. After Frieren, Fern and Stark make it to Ende/Heaven and say their true goodbyes to the people they have loved, the story will go on. I imagine we may see a montage of the years that follow, including Frieren being present at Fern's death. That will be heart-breaking, but it is the only real way to have this story make sense, I think.
Thankfully they wathced this first before the rabbit and snow in re:zero hahaha
Stark and his 0% bodyfat really struggling with the snow
Imagine having to go and get your driving license renewed every other month because the organization that manages it changes so often. That's probably how Frieren feels when it comes to all these new-fangled magic associations coming in with their own tests and licenses.
Who closed the door?
Small medicine based-fact: To warm someone up, best way is with the own body.
Himmel: an ideal hero
Stark: a realistic warrior
Stark is also a hero - he's so much like Himmel, minus the self-confidence. In fact there's a whole episode coming up next that's going to illustrate that.
@@aediusbarbatus u mean "the real hero" ep.
Kraft is probably 10k or even more, he is older than Serie.
The entire Hero Party are Gamers. Himmel is the completionist (you'll see later), Heiter is the fun casual that sometimes passes out drunk in the raids, Eisen is the power gamer who's focused on the end boss (it's normal for a warrior / we should be working on fighting the DK, not doing x side quest), and Frieren is a Gatcha gammer loot goblin.
Kraft the goat
5:17
American size Burger.
I just wanna say, if Kraft had to passed away, it wouldn't because of old age. It must be because of he was killed.
Did prez get a new tattoo or something?
You guys may really enjoy mob psycho !
Whats on your hand
4:14 no... they were not sent to defeat the demon lord. They CHOSE to go. Looks like you couldn't understand the show
Too early!
Did I spot a new tat?
HES HOT