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Man…what does anyone feel from that end? They say the third time is charm, but it is indeed the third time in a row Franchise Having ended a season somehow, which left me with nothing but worries, anger and strong miracles, why it kept moving forward. I kind of want to sit here and talk about the complexity of action choreography, because most of the plot is just a big action sequence. Looks good, probably one of the best battles Franchise Have seen it before. I could turn my brain off and watch those six battles without getting bored about it. The effects of particles are astonishing, the basic magic is creative, and a large number of combat choreography is established. There is absolutely no tension in this battle, but I hope the animators get paid because I really want to spend them. That’s why this episode can stand, because everything else about it makes me wonder what I’m still doing here.
Therefore, not only did our hero defeat the villain of this arc in one of the most incredible ways, but the man who orchestrated it was not our hero, but the soul of the former Heavenly Emperor. Then the rest of the episode is just the Emperor of Heaven testing Raphtalia’s determination to become the next emperor, because to be Emperor of Heaven you also need to be strong enough to match the power of the Cardinal hero. Now, with this fact, it makes sense that many of the techniques and rituals that emerge from this land can eliminate the power of the Cardinal hero. The idea that the heavenly emperor should also act as a deterrent is interesting. I also think that if Naofumi’s right-hand man becomes someone who has the potential to stop him, if he gets angry with Power, then there is nothing this show can do about it. In fact, even if the show wants to do anything about it, it doesn’t make sense because Naofumi has gone through his character arc, where he has solved the darkness in his heart. That’s why the show can’t seem to figure out what it wants to do with its own protagonist.
Yes, this is still called Shield Herobut Naofumi has hardly any actual agency or driving throughout the season. Basically, he is a support character, either because of the reason for the incident or because he is an active driving plot, even if the plot is arguably not related to him. All the politics between the orcs, the traditional thought, the connection to nature and the way the technology in heaven is manifested, and if you really sit down and think about it, it has nothing to do with Naofumi. I could sit here and get angry at Shield Hero’s marketing team because if I’m honest, this season is where the beasts are in this world, but I also understand why it’s very difficult to advertise with them in the center this season because when you look at the show from that lens, there’s really nothing here.
What’s the relationship between Sadeena and her now newly discovered sister? Solved quickly in one episode. The idea of corrupt politics and the issues of tradition among clans? Handle quickly through divine intervention with divine intervention without the presence of villains. Now, what does the Emperor mean to her relationship with Naiyun Island and the other actors? I don’t know, because although it’s now possible to say that she’s in charge of the whole country now, it seems she’s able to return to the village. In a battle like Raftalia, this ending is very important and requires proving herself and satisfying her determination to be strong. But I didn’t feel anything from any conversation because the show didn’t win it.
Has anyone fallen into depravity for this? It feels like the show is desperately trying to do what an important fantasy story should do, despite the huge budget, a lot of characters and established infamous reputation, it fails on every level to take advantage of what I think other franchises will kill at this point. Should we get another season? When Naofumi and Raphtalia stared at the horizon, Raphtalia wondered if her parents wanted to enjoy the view one day, Naofumi had no right to say he thought they would. Now it’s time to consider the phoenixes and other celestial bodies they need to knock down, and then our heroes can finally usher in the waves. Remember the waves? Neither me.
Oh, bitch is here…just kidding, now she’s dead…maybe? I think my biggest reaction was to see a crazy pedophile pull his spear into the heart of a terrible woman from season one, then cross his little bird harem and walk away bravely. The whole scene lasted for ten seconds and although it had nothing to do with anything, it was the best thing of the season. I think this sums up how I feel throughout the season, even if I like something, they have nothing to do with anything. I desperately tried to find something that could be mastered emotionally and allowed me to invest, but every time I tried it, it was like the show filmed me and gave me this opportunity. I was attached to the characters and they were pushed into the backstage. The show brings moral dilemma and is immediately resolved within five minutes. The show tries to build bets with solid accumulation and moral puzzles, allowing us to take care of a whole new character for our entire situation. I’m glad to dry my hands Franchise It won’t come until the next season, but I really don’t hope to get better from here.
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