ending Shirohiyo: Reincarnation is an overlooked nobleman: raising my younger brother, with memories of my past life Not the conclusion. I think many of us have seen it. Animation series based on long-term lighting novels is not only the norm, but it also fails to achieve a solid ending without sacrificing rhythm. So, yes, into the second half, you should prepare for “Read novels, kids!” Finish. That might be symbolic Shirohiyo Overall: A nice, one-off entertainment is neither surprising nor scary, but it’s obvious in the middle of the road.
The second half of the year focused more on Ageha, using his own memory to make the most of his memory, which is not as cute as it was at the beginning, Ageha was adapting to it, and we deal with his family situation more. Of course, Regulus still exists, but he is more or less relegated to “lovely partner” because it’s a real character. It’s a mixed bag, like many things in this series. Unless you want to go School nanny or Baby and me Something is a bit of a story; that is, raising a young child is the main push. Shirohiyo Don’t want to do this, or at least The only one This is a must for Regulus to backseat the more classic Isekai elements. Since unlike Ageha, Regulus was an ordinary little kid, he could not attend business meetings or operas, and these were important features of Ageha’s larger plan, so he had to retreat to his seat.
Interestingly, so is Princess Hyakka. Her initial role in the first five episodes was the catalyst to move Ageha. Her gifts (both and magic) took him on the path of making the most of his memories from his past lives. However, completing this, she became an occasional board of directors, passing the role of the patron saint to one of her sacred friends Igor. Like Hyakka, Igor played a role in keeping Ageha moving forward at this moment. I like this character of the gods because it brings more responsibility to Aiguha himself. They can help him, but ultimately, Ageha must use his skills and knowledge to move forward, not OP blessings. Did Hyakka, the sacred fabric, give him help him make better hair decorations? Absolutely, but he has to have some energy to make beautiful hair decorations. Fabric is just a reward. It is important to be Ageha himself, not the benefit of being the protagonist of Isekai.
This helps make the series more attractive than many brethren, even if it goes along a familiar path. Using real-world economic knowledge to save the fantasy kingdom is not a plot revelation, and the way Ageha collects powerful elves around him is also a change of a shabby theme. The same can be said about what he has done in the field of food innovation. His paradise peach ice cream Do Bringing the enjoyed recipe to his new world, but it saves opera singer Mary’s Mary, which adds the best nature of the plot – it exists to make Ageha look more impressive to those around her.
This is often the case with these partial adaptations, just like when something important and interesting is about to come into play, it feels like it’s cut off. Episode 11 sees Ageha making his first friend, and Igor deletes another Isekai’d Soul’s message. But even more frustrating is that we don’t know what progress Ageha is making in changing the future of Regulus. You remember that Ageha’s dedication to his younger brother was to prevent him from growing up as a murderer. It is obvious that the little policeman admires his brother, but he is also learning swordsmanship, so the risk remains. The way Regulus frightened can be seen as prominent when Ageha starts losing weight. While it is normal for a kid to be shocked by anyone’s appearance changes (my sister screamed when our father shaved off his beard), it is also a reminder that Ageha needs him to maintain his love to avoid the crisis.
Ageha’s weight loss in episode 12 is visually a relief, not because of any objection to people of size, but because the show is very bad at attracting it. For most of the series, Ageha looks deformed, as if they don’t know how to attract someone who isn’t thin, which is a major weakening overall. The rest of the art choices may not be great (although I do thank all the elves for being different blond shadows), but this is visually a major sticky point. Sound and music are still good in the second half of the year overall Shirohiyo Trying to stop the sled, like a sled on the hillside is not steep enough on the hill to sled. Of course, this is not the best performance for spring 2025, but it is not the worst either. Death with faint praise Reincarnation is an overlooked nobleman: raising my younger brother, with memories of my past life Very good – that’s all.
