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OK, we’re back for the fourth round. I don’t know if it’s because Crunchyroll is stuck in this series or if the reception in the last two seasons isn’t as bad as I thought, but whatever the reason Shield Hero Franchise. I still stick to the fact that season one was solid despite some dubious content, but season two and three were significantly low scores, especially season two was probably one of the worst things I’ve ever seen. It’s hard to say exactly how good the first two episodes of Season 4 will be, especially when we seem to be still in a standstill, but so far we’re OK here.
I find it interesting that after several seasons, Naofumi can’t do his damn job because everyone wants to look at him literally and metaphorically. If he wasn’t trying to gather people and remind them about their responsibilities, he would take a detour because his presence only caused a strong reaction from many different kingdoms in this world. The guy just wanted to clear the misunderstanding so that people wouldn’t randomly attack his right-handed raccoon, but now he’s struck a deal with all these politics and the beef between different hairy politicians. At least, it’s not as dull as it used to be.
Compared to previous iterations, politics is simple from our time, and this season is more humorous than previous iterations. Maybe it’s because we dealt with all the curse of anger, but the anxiety in the first two episodes so far has been significantly lower. If anything, that’s how I expected Naofumi to take action at the start of Season 2 and then we had to revisit the character. He knows his responsibilities; he is trying to communicate clearly with people while respecting their views. He still has some attitudes that he can’t help himself, and I think it’ll be biting him on the ass soon. But overall, that’s not bad. I don’t think the way he does here at the beginning of episode two is going to be attacked by a bunch of women. I do like that he has expressed more feelings lately, such as Ra-chan, their little panda companion.
The dubbing is solid, making digesting all of these fairs easier. I think Stephen Fu Yes from Billy Kametz After unfortunate death. This is my first time watching more than one episode of that dubbing, so it took me a second to get used to it, but I was able to adapt seamlessly. I love the voiceover that the point for all the hairy politicians is these trivial, repetitive people who really want to keep Naofumi in the gas.
As for what I want to see from this season, it would be nice if the performance paid off the previous king as a big role, like the ridicule of the past two seasons. The king is a noble hero, and that’s how he takes power. But he finally let go of himself. The show has been citing him, especially his connection to the White Tiger siblings, who I think is only part of the main cast now, but the plot has never been explored further. I wonder if we will see this Phoenix’s spiritual creatures have been foreshadowed a good season during this period, because we can’t even continue to have biological waves until we first deal with these spiritual creatures. The show has an idea and does everything possible to delay its premise by allowing the protagonist to step through the increasingly casual side development. At least I hope It would be interesting to see other bypass situations randomly proposed by the show.
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