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- =Anime: Frieren Beyond Journey's End (Episode 8)
=Fight scene: Frieren vs Draht
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Frieren: "I'm strong, fam."
Draht: "Pfft, stronger than me?"
Frieren: "Stronger than your boss's boss, dawg."
"I told your ceo to KYS"
-Frieren.
Frieren starting spitting
Beautiful!
I'm surprised she didn't tell him she killed the demon king.
@@DarkYuyso more like "stronger than your boss's boss's boss"
If you noticed, she could've decapitated him on the first strike, but she went and chopped off his arms, strangled him, and blew his neck off just because she felt like it lol
She wanted to give him a moment to realize he lost and that he wasn't even close 😂
I mean, she is peak Demon Racism (I love it)
@@milkcarton7064Doomguy: Just like me fr fr
Peak demon racism, i love it
Yeah, Frieren fighting demons is just pure spite lol
"You can't cut these strings"
Frieren: "I can cut those hands though"
Good point.
Since no hand leads to no strings, so... Why not? 🤭
you can't break those cuffs .... wahhhhhhhh
😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂 isn't she funny ? Lmao
The thing that bogles my mind is the fact that Frieren apparently got the nickname "Frieren the Slayer" because she is the individual that has killed the most demons in HISTORY, and she did that during a 10 year period, seeing as Aura states demons have only really known of her existence for the last 80 years when she "appeared".
Frieren should be seen as an outright fking calamity among demons. There shouldn't be a demon that doesn't know her face or at least her name, and the fact they don't because they perceive her as having "little" mana just shows how stupid and short sighted they are as a species
They know her name and her face but may be there are elfs similars to her appearances. Also demons just gauge the strength by mana level that mean even if she looks like the Frieren they just don't think she is the real one because of concealed mana.
Or maybe she killed so many that there's no-one left to know about her. Consider how the most lethal diseases aren't good at spreading, because they kill their hosts.
also becourse she kills them all and lets none escape to tell the story about her.
To be fair, the Japanese title (of the anime, and of Frieren the character) has a different, and double-entendre-d meaning.葬送のフリーレン (Sousou no Frieren) being her title:
葬送 is 'funeral', but it more literally a funeral/grievous send-off. The double entendre here (for us viewers) is that she lives long enough to send off everyone she loves, but also straight up buries her enemies.
Well as the story say, they (Demons) are arrogant AF.
"This wire is among the strongest of demonkind's spells."
The wooden boards on the ceiling of the prison cell: Look what they need to mimic a fraction of our power.
For what we see with other offensive spells such as "Zoltraak" and "Balterie" the minimal strength of the spell is completely set in stone but the maximum strength is dependant on the caster: if i remember correctly we can see 2 demons using Balterie and the one Fern killed showed just how powerful it could be; since it almost overwhelmed Fern the fastest magic caster in history, while the other was easily dispose off by Frieren before it could finish casting it.
On the other hand, when Frieren freed Zoltraak we where able to see just how absolutely monstrous that simple spell could be; literally destroying mountains.
So Draht saying that the wire spell is the strongest in demon history means that is has a high minimal damage, coupled with the fact that it is indestructible (confirmed by Frieren herself), so imagine just how devastating Draht could be, if used by a capable caster.
@@hasturthekinginyellow5003 "Doflamingo and Walter want to know your location" powerful
He chose not to cut the beam. This should be one of the first tricks he learned, to give him some literal leverage.
I love how Draht just says stuff he thinks will make himself look cool, not realizing who he's talking to
yup, they thought Frieren is just an 100++yo elf, judging from the weak mana wrap around Frieren. lol
Dude's kind of a fool also. Even Frieren's disappointed by him turning around and sitting still while all of her appendages are free
That's sort of the point of Frieren's main battle strategy - concealing her mana so they can't tell how strong she is.
Man was striking anime poses
@blurdreamer side note, there aren't any elves younger than 1k probably, thanks to the demon kings campaign to eliminate the elves. (They were his biggest threat by far, as evidenced by frieren and Serie)
(It could also be an Oedipus thing where Schlacht foresaw frieren killed him, so he tried to prevent it by killing the elves only to create his own demise)
She could've just killed him outright with her first strike, but instead chose to cut him into 4 parts. This is because loot is dropped based on the number of body parts. Truly a gamer move.
Underrated comment
Frieren is a Monster Hunter
This isn't Frieren vs Draht, this was 'Draht ends himself in the most complicated way known to demonhood'
He died of natural causes. For it is natural for a demon to die when challenging Frieren.
"He died fighting Frieren."
"I'll put, 'self inflicted wounds,' on the cause of death form in that case."
@@Blyndir This was like suicide by cops.
shes just like doctor who not just a killer but a cause of death at this point. "What happened to your uncle btw" "oh he got Frierened last week"
suicide with extra steps 😂
Little detail at 2:06 , Frieren says "mazu ha ippiki", using the counting word "hiki" to refer to Draht. This is the counting word used typically for small animals, so she really didn't think much of him here lol.
Basically she's keeping count of pests she's gotten rid of is what you're saying. Like "Okay, one rat down. Two to go."
do do do
another one bites the dust
Daaaaamn that is cooold. Frieren is an ice cold demon slayer.
Kinda like Goblin Slayer
Not "small animals", more like beasts/animals in general. At least that is my understanding of the Japanese
I like to believe she only waited this long to kill him cause she wanted to analyze and learn his spell
For a spell so simple, probably. I mean, it only took a month to analyze and learn the far more complex “gold transmutation” spell from Midas the gold demon.
Also, Demon magic/ curse is very difficult to decipher. Like flying for example, while human and elf can emulate it, they're not fully comprehend the principle, and can only emulate a portion of it
@@hafirenggayuda
In terms of pure science, one demon spell is easily more advanced then anything humans/elves/any other species can learn, because they are so individual and carried on for centuries potentially. However, what they have in complexity typically lacks in simplicity, as Fern’s fight shows. Simple speed and force of attack was enough to overwhelm a fairly older demon.
I don't think she tried to analyze it at all, the conversation in this scene straight up told you she knows, and she said it (iirc) that the spell is exclusive to demon, she just prolong the killing out of spite is my guess, let him know how big of a mistake he did before he die
@@endyender1703Dude, she spent a century dispelling her arm which was goldified. A month analyzing Macht memory was to perfecting the dispelling. She won't stand a chance without prior encounter with Macht 6 centuries ago.
"Stronger than Aura the Guillotine" is a pretty badass line.
Its a signed death warrant, there's no way he is walking out of there with that information.
Though if that gold making guy wasn't sealed and arrived to fight frieren she would've run
It's also true. In the most painful way possible.
Draht: "HUmanity's magic doesn't stand a chance against my wire."
Frieren: "Do I look human to you, punk?"
Apparently in frieren's world humans elves dwarfs and if any other race that exist all are collectively called humanoids and humanity is a collective term for all of them like Eisen being called humanity's strongest warrior while he is a dwarf
Railguns and aerogel-induced aluminium armor should beat most of them.
@@user-si5ik5xf3m If you prefer sci-fi, nobody's making you watch fantasy.
Its not outside the realm of possibility that human magic is superior to anything prior to Flamme's time when most magic users were elves. Its been repeated multiple times how humans develop skills quickly. Plus we know that the once ultra-powerful spell zoltraak became just ordinary offensive magic within just 100 years of when it was created. Humans were able to study it so quickly that it just became a basic spell to them, despite how overwhelmingly powerful it was considered when Quaal developed it.
Reading Frieren's line with Clint Eastwood's voice
Love that Frieren didn't hesitate to kill him when he tried to trick her by begging for his life like a human.
Tbf she probably was likely wanting to instantly murder him the moment he stepped into the cell, w.o him even saying a word. He's not a person, he's just a monster afterall
As a German, Frieren was interesting to watch, since the name of many things revealed what they will do.
"I am Draht" (Draht = Wire)
"They call me Stark" (Stark = Strong)
"This is Eisen" (Eisen = Iron)
"I leave this one to you Denken" (Denken = Thinking)
"This is one of the peace envoys: Lügner" (Lügner = Liar)
And there are so many more.
Lawine (Avalance), Kanne (Watering Can), Übel (bad / evil), Laufen (Walking), Sense (Scythe), Genau (Precise), Lernen (Learning), Qual (Suffering), Heiter (Merry / Cheerful), Himmel (Heaven), Fern (Far away) and ofcourse: Frieren (being cold / shivering / freeze).
Same with locations:
Ende ( End ), Äußerst (Bordering), Bohne Village (Bean Village), Eisenberg (Iron Mountain), Hören (Hearing / Listening), Farbe (Colour), Aufgabe (Task), Wissen (Knowledge), Nachricht Region (Message Region), Sanft Forrest (Soft Forrest).
Or Monsters:
Stille (Sielence), Geisel (Hostage), Spiegel (Mirror), Einsam (Alone)
😃 jajaja lo mismo digo pero con las producciones estadounidenses donde usan mucho el español. 🙃🥀
Thank you very much. It would have been hilarious if your user name had been @dankeschoen.
Draht went from being overconfident to panic then finally begging for his life in just mere seconds.
You do know the beg for his life was merely a ploy to lower Frieren's guard right? He would try and kill her immediately afterwards. It wasn't him trying to save his skin, it was just another tactic as a "good/kind" person would have spared him to turn him over to the authorities.
@@vestige2540 Ah yes, there's always ppl like you on the internet acting like a smartA--, do tell me this, if he wasnt trying to save his own skin, why would he panic huh!? Even with his hands amputated, there is no reason for him to panic, a demon like him would still remain calm but he is not.
@@danniton9831 Wasn't trying to be a smartass. Early in the episode the human lord aimed his sword at the demon group stating that demons killed his son to which the demon retorts that humans killed his father defusing the situation allowing the demons to leave. Seconds later the female demon asks "what is a father?" for leader to retort that he doesn't know. Throughout the whole series it is explicitly stated that demons don't feel human emotion and as Frieren herself says "They use language and emotion to manipulate and trick humans into lowering there guard". They are monsters who learnt language to kill humans more effectively, even the demons themselves agree to this statement. It wasn't a plee for Draht's life it was trick so he could backstab Frieren for lowering her guard.
Another scene of this is the demon child who killed the village chief's child. She was initially spared by the hero as she pleaded mercy for her being a child and the good, kind hero did hoping for redemption. She then killed another child to replace the chief's, when questioned why she said that pleading that she was a child seemed to cause the humans to spare her.
@@vestige2540 In those 2 scenes, those demons did not panic. You can literally see their expression and they are confident they will get away scott free. Here you see Dhrat's confidence quickly changes to panic.
If he is trying to play with Frieren's emotion in that last moment, he would have the exact same expression as he did when he first walked into her cell, instead he was in a state of panic. Aura before she off herself also shows her expression changes to a state of panic. So Dhrat in that instance is literally him begging for his life.
That demon child in his last moment, knowing that he's gonna die is still showing his poker face while trying to play with Frieren's emphathy. You can see the difference between that demon child and Dhrat.
I cannot express how satisfying it is to see her immediately go *SPLAT* as soon as he tries the "Let's talk it out" route.
A lot of "good guys" would hesitate, or maybe strike a dialogue, explaining why they won't listen to their enemies' lies...
Frieren just goes:
_No. No, we ain't talking out sh**. Not now, nor ever._
It's such an absolute and complete rejection of everything he is, since his entire existence is based on deceiving others.
And it's not like she's afraid of what he has to say... She knows she wouldn't believe any of his lies anyway - she just sees the act of listening to him as completely worthless, right from the get go.
She has been fighting demons for a very long time, probably has heard better pleas from other demons as well.
Some politicians are like these demons.
She's basically heard it all more times than she cares to count.
Usually the only plot device to make OP characters interesting is to introduce more and more OP opponents. This series so far is using Frieren's untouchable status to reinforce her disconnected aloofness and the emotional problems that this causes for her. It's facinating that the actual battles that count in this show are taking place in Frieren's heart.
Well she and the past hero party already defeated the demon king/lord; so unless the author introduces a new demon regime leader, it seems unlikely that there will be more op characters introduced
Macht came pretty close to that
@@rhapzodyk541 I’m not sure if Macht has made an appearance yet. Then again, I haven’t watched todays new episode.
Its not a show about the fighting. Its about the story. There is no need for Frieren to ever be challenged in a fight. The only challenges she faces are life's challenges
She is not OP in some boring Saitama way. She isn't invincible and was defeated 11 times by weaker enemies. She is just strong and experienced but not some imbalance stupid character bored of her own strength. The series showed us she is just always prepared for battle and know weak spots of her enemies. She don't just one-punched everyone to death with stupid face and go, she is smart warrior and she don't underestimate her rivals. As you can see I hate Onepunchman. Saitama is the worst part of his own show. Frieren is more complicated and realistic.
Spoiler
This scene has even more impact after it’s explained that Demons wouldn’t even consider Frieren constantly masks her mana: to Draht she probably does look very weak.
It's amazing when they explained that she does the same thing that demons do to humans in a different way.
Demons use speech to fool humans that rely on speech to understand eachother.
Frieren uses mana to fool demons that rely on mana to understand others.
It's a masterful narrative hit.
I love her expression at 1:54 she managed to get the killing blow setup and surprised herself like: "Damn, I'm really like that." LOL
She's so real for that.
She's so real for that.
"Oh shit that actually wor- I mean I planned that perfectly."
She's so real for that.
I just imagine her thinking "Huh, thought you'd put up more of a fight"
What I love about this show is slowly showing how powerful Freiren really is. Like this is one of the first times I remember when she sort of lets loose, and she’s bare lay trying. Then with Aura, and then with the mage trials, concluding so far with the battle against her copy where she was throwing around black holes and golems
love how when he realizes he's done for, he still begs to talk. Frieren was really right about demons and their use of speech.
Frieren: i can rip those
Draht: these strings are unbreakable
Frieren: i ain't talking about the strings
Frieren isn't merely NG+. The quest to defeat the Demon King took about 10 years. Frieren is 1000 years old at the minimum and has spent almost all of it learning and developing even more magic and becoming stronger. This means Frieren at this point is like a NG+100 character.
She spent most of those 1000 years just hidden in the forest, focused on suppressing her mana (which increased its total and her control), as her teacher told her to keep a low profile. It's only with the Hero's Party and afterwards that she started to travel the world again and learning new magic (like keeping up to date with human magic development).
@@tobiasrietveld3819 so she was grinding levels
@@tobiasrietveld3819 she grinded her levels and xp and base stat increases but just no new talents or skills learned ok
Naaa she is just in the early level of a boss rush she crafted the easy one on accident and used it
Also, it's world without autolevel .
Elder mage: There is this one elf mage who killed the most Demons in history, Frieren.
Younger mage: She's really that good at fighting them?
Elder mage: Hmm? There is no fight...
When she killed him, she said to herself 先ずは一匹 (Mazu ha ippiki) which translates to (one down) but in Japanese context, "ippiki" is the way to count animals, shows that Frieren considers them truly as beasts
small animals, more precisely
Not just beasts, more like pests
That’s badass
I think that demon was MANY years too late in taking HER down!
Bah! Demons! Demons are just evil pussies compared with hero frieren. They would never defeat her
like about 1000 years
I do like though that later we get an explanation for why so many of these demons are so cocky when facing Frieren
have they tried poison ?
@@creatorsfreedom6734
They won't try it. The demons are too prideful for that. Only weak beings like humans would resort into that kind of crutch.
Draht: "This is the strongest Magic Demonkind has EVER created..."
Frieren: "But can you cast it if I sever your hands? Speaking of hands. CATCH THESE YOU CHILD."
When you think about what she’s doing and saying, it looks like she’s trying to be cool and all, but she’s really goading Draht into attacking her and revealing his hidden trump cards. Not that she needed to do that, but it’s an extra precaution, I suppose.
Frieren here isn’t telling Draht the truth. She’s saying she’s stronger than Aura. She said Aura on purpose. But while she’s saying that, she’s concealing her mana so that to Draht it would look like some mewling pathetic prey trying to puff itself up but is really, “obviously” weak. Frieren knows that he would judge her by the amount of mana she is showing. If she really wanted to intimidate him into submission, she would have released her mana.
So she was intending to kill him the moment he stepped into the cell. She was just being a little extra cautious. Probably got surprised that it was as easy as it was, even after she said “Demons these days have no battle experience tsk.” Truly deserves her fearsome title of “The Slayer.”
Frieren was going to kill them all the moment she saw them. She has no chill when it comes to demons.
"That's enough to convince that you've won? Demons these days are hopeless... They lack actual battle experience." Such an epic statement! 😅
Draht is a demon and even with his dying breath, was trying to trick Frieren into giving him a moment to strike. But Frieren is having none of his demon BS lol
Seen it before, and done better, and learned to never make that mistake again.
Frieren destroying this demon and Aura, and Fern and Stark mercilessly killing the other two demons is just chef's kiss.
Doomguy: Hi Frieren from 'Sousou no Frieren'
Frieren: Hi Doomguy from 'Doom Eternal'
Doomguy: Does the glory kill
Frieren: This scene
I like how he walks in, declares his intention to kill her, attempts twice to actually kill her, and the moment he's out of options, he suddenly wants killing off the table. I love when hypocrites get bodied.
When you're strong but polite so you hang out in jail for a bit because that's the polite thing to do when arrested.
When your name was well known, you probably let some of your enemies survive.
The fact that not many (or almost not a single one) modern demons know about Frieren means that she never left any demon survive.
That's a horror beyond imagination when you find out that your enemy is not well known because no one survived to tell the tales.
The stealth approach in any assassin"s creed games.
What's funny is that Aura somehow "survived" her first encounter with Frieren and still didn't know any better. 😂
She just straight up killed him like it was tuesday. No angry spiel about how she hates demons and she's gonna eradicate every last one of them, she just does it like she's throwing out the trash.
Cannot believe Anya and Frieren have the same voice actress 😍😍
...There are a couple episodes of Spy X Family where Anya gets fed breakfast, bathed, changed and put on the bus, all by her parents while she is asleep. I'm just saying, maybe the characters share more than just a voice. Maybe one is the final form of the other.
she va's Chise too
they also have the same smug smile
Anya the Slayer 😂😂
"Demons these days lack battle experience"
Hmm, I wonder why that is, Frieren the Slayer? What could possibly be killing the demons that do get to face combat?
On that note, if the stated goal was extinction, points must be deducted. When reducing the population of a pest to absolute zero, one must be the very epitome of thorough, and she clearly missed a few.
@@Blyndirthe main goal was to kill the Demon lord in 10 years. It's probably natural they would miss a few since they were taking the whole demon civilization from the roots first.
Also apparently some demons are more scary than others that they intentionally avoided.
@@Blyndirshe missed a lot of them. She is aware of that. Its just that she doesnt run around killing demons. It seems more like she just kills all that come near her
Draht: "That's not fair. She's smurfing!"
This is NG+ with max level and NO gear or spells. She just chopped and crushed him with raw mana. He literally died when she waved in his direction.
like swatting a fly
i mean her mana reserve is near unlimited
More like post game where you're just going around doing the side quests to missed.
Oh look. He was self-cleaning, and/or magical.
Why not both?
This is war long periods of boredom mixed with short bursts of extreme violence. Frieren was criticizing Drahr's lack of combat experience because no warrior would turn his back on his enemy even if he thinks the enemy in capacitated. Draht literally did that and stayed within strike range of Frieren.
Him not restraining her limbs to ensure she couldn't fight is another sign how he never been in a real fight, probably coasted on his one easy trick for decades and never thought about what if someone were to survive and striked back.
i love how she doesn't let him talk and just explodes his head, fk demons and fk letting them talk
We always said fighting is after negotiation not the other way around after all
I love how the show communicates that they didn't actually learn to talk, they learned to lie. Whatever a demon says it is it is still a soulless monster who cares about exactly one thing: eating people.
She just did not care any more about what he had to say atm
"I can't cut these strings. You, on the other hand..."
0:57 This is the scene that sealed it for me, that aura surrounding her neck reminds me of Nen aura in HxH, especially the application of Gyo..
Perfectly balanced, one moment Frieren would hit and the next Drath would catch
She uses the counting word “ippiki” when she says “That’s one down.” This word is not used for people, and generally used for things like animals and beasts. I thought that was a good touch.
She already made it clear beforehand that demons are no more than beasts who can talk.
For what it's worth, Frieren could have broken those strings easily, but chose to humble Draht the most humiliating way possible.
Taking his hands and make him feel as helpless as possible. Let the dread loom over him before ending his life.
Didn't seem like she could have.
@@bobbobson6290 do remember Frieren was suppressing her Mana, and has yet to even cast named spells. She may have been just letting the demon brag about it.
@@jack-exzolt9858who knows.
For me it looked like the demon spell was sufficiently powerful and she had to go to the source to stop it.
Please don’t power scale my Frieren 😊
@@bobbobson6290nope. She even says when the demon starts to brag that he clearly lacks experience, this was a leason, not a desperate escape. Furthermore, her mana is enough to stop a 500 years old demon, i think its fair to say that she con ld have broken free from the string easily
3 points she gave that she really is strong:
1. She said she's stronger than his master
2. Didn't kill her on his first strike
3. She's calm af
Dude should have run
Running wont work, his fate was sealed the moment she revealed the first information. I dont think Frieren is just gonna let him walk out of there with that knowledge.
@@hang_kentang6709 Haha true
@@hang_kentang6709 Atleast it wouldve shown some smartness in him.
@@JohnDoe-qu2drwould you believe a random person if he told you he's stronger than Frieren?
Demonic pride meant he wasn't walking out of that room without someone dying. Even his plea for mercy was a ploy to get Frieren to give him a chance at a death blow. Sadly for him, she'd heard that song and dance before and wasn't about to fall for such a pathetic attempt.
Fighting 101: Never turn your back on your enemy...
You know when I first watched this I thought she was taking needless risks
Now I know more about Frieren I just assume with her battle experience, mana and hugh skill set she was ready for anything before he even entered the corridor.
She was sitting on ready.
I wonder how many times she has seen these demons pretend to be scared and ask for forgiveness just to survive,I don’t think it would ever not be annoying whenever they do it. It also probably fuels her with more resolve to exterminate them
1:53
It should’ve been me, not him 🙁
Reading this in Himmel's voice
-HIMMEL
exactly my thought
Win same for real
😂 That strangle kill was personal, damn
The moment he couldn't snap Frieren's neck, was already a sign how strong Frieren is. But as usual demons only base their perception of power thru gauging mana over their own, so Draht was just smugly blabbing around to his doom.
The scene that made me fall in love with Frieren. Was invested from ep 1 but this moment solidied the series
one thing lost in translation is when she said “That’s one down”. In Japanese, you need to use a quantifier to describe the things you’re giving a quantity of like “one cup of coffee” where the “cup of” is the quantifier. She used a quantifier in Japanese that is normally used on animals. She doesn’t see demons equally as human. What a savage!
Using Übel's cutting magic without a staff, truly outstanding..🎉
In Japanese, she said "one down" as "ippiki" rather than "hitori". This has significant point how she categorize the demon as beast/creature not human-being.
Well it seemed like one of the demons (weirdly enough) agreed with her that they're more like wild beasts then humans. I find it weird that with such a level of introspective ability they're still so arrogant lol.
I feel like at one point flamme categorized monsters who can speak as demons so it makes sense how she would only see them as beasts/monsters
And yet, this 1000+ y/o demon slayer is consistently bested by _mimics_ of all things.
This is one of rhe only times we hear Frieren talk about her relative strength. She did give him a chance to back out, but I'm sure she also knew a demon would never walk away.
After the Aura episode it recontextualises how reasonable this guy was underestimating Freiren lol.
This fight actually led me to a suspicion or a scenario of someone using their mana as defensive shield, besides those hexagon projections they showed so far.
I was right about this being a foreshadowing when that girl who can cut with her magic had her backstory on her first exam was revealed.
"Nah, I'd win" - Dhrat before getting his neck erased.
Let's talk? Bro, you was trying to cut Frieren's head off just a moment ago😅
I think THIS was the moment for me.
The show was already really interesting and of course i liked the main cast, but when "The Slayer" came out the series just got me giddy with anticipation at the possibilities!
So i binged the manga, and i gotta say it has not disappointed.
"Wait let's talk.."
lol no *pop*
him: "im gonna kill you without talking about anything"
also him: "WAIT LETS TALK"
It was previously established that Demons learn human language for the express purpose of deceiving their preferred prey.
Draht: I'll cut your neck.
Frieren: Cuts his neck instead.*
I almost felt sorry for Draht. I was like, Dude get out of there! You're gonna be so FRIED by Frieren-sama!
I like how every single demon judge in a wrong way to literally the mage that was part of the group which was able to kill the Demon King.
Like, it's safe to asume she's probably one of the most powerful mages out there, if not the best directly.
This remidns me when I played a new game plus, with my character stats at the maxed with end game gear, then there's this storywise cutscene where the warden boss speaks sh*t at you...
Oh boy it is sure cathartic to one shot the boss when the fight commence.
Furi?
@@spoillexed No leveling up in Furi and Warden boss is first boss. Probably Risk Of Rain.
I'm a fan of games where enemies start out sneering but at later levels they look at you and crap themselves.
Of course, there was one game called Lichdom Battlemage where the enemies start laughing and jeering when they see you for the entire game... but then you realize that in order for them to have heard of you, you would have had to have left some SURVIVORS at some point. You're literally blowing through their entire army in a matter of a couple of days, and the only guy who knows you're coming is the head honcho who is too busy trying to stay one step ahead of your rampage to warn his minions.
This is probably the most impressive fight in the series so far, despite how short it is.
It’s a pleasant surprise because you see how out of their depth that demon is.
@@storietellermusic Spoilers for later:
We see later when Frieren "fights" (again, wasn't even really a fight) Draht's boss, Aura, that she is much stronger than Aura as well. Which, considering that Draht was merely Aura's subordinate, means that the power difference between him and Frieren must have been MASSIVE. However, Frieren hid her mana so well that Drah was full convinced that she was weaker than him.
@@ennui9745 thank you!
This was one of the best showcases of strength 🤯 “you should know, I’m strong” 😭 one of the best anime series that’s come out in a while
This show is so good!😇🥰❤
I love its episodes and even love listening to the opening and ending song.🥰😇💖💗
I noticed how in all scenes where Friren kills demons we always see it from their eyes. Qual looking up to see Zoltraak, Draht looking into her eyes, and Aura watching at her back as she walks away.
She have both spell and potion against anything that can be considered clothes. Wires and strings definitely do.
frieren took word "disarm" to another level
She really said. "Back in my days"
I applaud the minimization of the pre-battle trash talk.
Draht: "Why do I hear boss music"
Frieren: Level 100 Elven Mage: HP: 9999 Attack: 9 Speed: 8 Power: 10
Draht: level 21 Horned Beast: HP: 2150. Attack: 5 Speed: 6 power: 5
Yea, this one is for the laughs.
Roughly the equivalent of stomping on an annoying bug that stopped to taunt you.
The arrogance all these demons showed just had me in stitches 😂😂😂 and it was as if they couldn’t even help themselves.🤦🏾♀️🤣
Frieren: I may not have enchantment removal…
Draht: Yes!
Frieren: But I do have player removal.
Draht: Oh no!
But i do disarming
Finally the story where demon is real demon
Draht got played like a damn fiddle!
It boggles my mind that a species like the demons in this series would have survived long enough to be a threat to other beings.
Far as the ones we see demonstrate they would all have murdered each other and their progenitors at birth or been murdered in turn out of sheer curiosity, yet some-bloody-how a species of relatively powerful magical beings with the social skills of Taco Bell after effects and inherent psychopathic tendencies has managed to survive long enough to pose a threat to the world.
For some reason even while them to be a known threat, people are still willing to believe them on face-value like the little girl or the 'diplomatic envoys', even when they admit they only say things humans want to hear.
People will believe a lie because they want it to be true or because they are afraid it might be true. If there was a chance the little girl demon could be redeemed, the people (who aren't cold hearted or evil) felt an obligation to give it to her. That they were wrong is a tragedy, but let us learn so their deaths may not be in vain.
Demons are intelligent, they know they need to reproduce and make more of themselves or they go extinct and the bugs win. They also know that helping lesser things promotes weakness, so new demons get kicked out of the nest the moment they enter the world. My hat is off to the writers for communicating a truly soulless society so magnificently.
That's because of the demon king. Demons are very hierarchical, and obey the strong. The demon king "united" the demon race so they can survive. But they don't really get along well with each other tho, that's why they don't make that good of an army.
His spell seemed quite handy, but... She quite quickly disarmed him.
A shame he couldn't stay ahead of her.
Thank you. I almost couldn't bring myself to type out this comment.
thank you now get out :p
No, please, go on...I insist
Fun fact: Draht is the German word for Thread/Wire.
Feel sorry for German viewers. I mean, all those "cool names" I hear are just words for Germans😅
@@MrFostarm …yup
We have “Stark” which just means strong.
“Fern” meaning distant.
“Himmel” meaning sky.
And finally “Frieren” which is the German word that expresses someone being cold (as in the temperature is low so if freezing my ass off type of being cold)
@deadlineuniverse3189 Yeah, I checked on wikia. Not only those characters, it seems like everyone has German words as name, haven't they?
@@MrFostarm as far as I can see…yes
@@MrFostarm Yes, every last one. For example the Mages from the first class exam:
Denken: Thinking
Edel: Either Nobel or Fine Quality, depending on context
Ehre: Honor
Falsch: Wrong
Genau: Either correct or precise, depending on context
Kanne: Not easy to translate, since the word rarely used on its own, but generally its a container for liquids like water, tea or coffee
Land: Well, thats easy, its land.
Laufen: Running
Lawine: Avalanche
Methode: Also easy, methode, means the same in englisch.
Richter: Judge
Scharf: Sharp (can also mean Spicy)
Sense: Scythe
Serie: That one is a bit hard to pin down, but I think what the creators were going for was the meaning as in a series of books.
Wirbel: Whirl
Übel: the feeling of sickness, or a bad feeling. For example we say "Mir ist übel (I feel Übel)" when we feel like we have to puke, or "Das ist übel (That is übel)" when a situation is really bad.
Seeing Frieren obliterate people with ease just makes me excited to see Serie fight lol.
“You fool, you don’t stand a chance”
Frieren basically in every fights she enganged: new enemies, new spells.
I'm sure she'll use the demon's spell he used against her later and it'll be come in handy at some point and also the female demon's magic trick can be useful as well
Aura's scales are useful, sure, but there's no way they aren't also evil. Unless Frieren is secretly the next demon king, the only thing she'd do with Aura's trick is toss it in a volcano so it can't hurt anyone ever again.
@@Blyndir it'll be the same case with Zoltraak for her. She can learn it for few years which consider long time for most people but not for her as an elf
@@DanielLennon100 To be fair, there's a big moral difference between punching a hole through someone and enslaving his soul to your service even after his death. A hole punch can be repurposed easily, denying someone's free will and afterlife is going to be harder.
Her cold look to Draht before killing him is satisfying.
This is one of my most favorite scenes of the entire season.
I can’t wait for the 2nd stage of magic exam where fern fights frieren’s double and she finds out how great frieren is she’s just holding back
This wasnt even a fight for Frieren in my opinion 😂
Fights in this anime are short ...but amazing!
I like the way anime uses foreign words as names and link the abilities or appearance to it. Frieren is german for Freezing and Draht litteraly means Wire.
"This fight is already over"
Yup, Draht, you're right... just not in the way you thought.