BillyClark

You’ve got to respect their ability to make characters interesting to watch despite some of them showing nearly no emotions.

And similarly, action packed fight scenes where everybody is calm and focused.

But I think they did Fern a little dirty here. She should have beaten that guy without having to wait for the fog to clear.

Heavy rain is why god invented raincoats.

This is really common in America’s Pacific Northwest like Seattle, and probably anywhere that it rains lightly but frequently.

People just walk around in normal clothes like cotton hoodies because you basically have to be exposed to the rain for like ten minutes before you’re actually wet.

Was Van lecherous in previous episodes? When he started talking to himself about that lady’s tits, it felt out of character, but maybe I just forgot.

I also wonder about episodes like this, in general. I’m sure it costs extra money to animate a dragon fight, but it still wasn’t animated very well. And they did that old bullshit where the characters are like, “We’re in mortal danger and have mere seconds to act, so let’s sit here and talk about it for a few minutes before we do anything.”

The armored lizard defense wasn’t perfect, but it was far better than this dragon nonsense. It feels like you shouldn’t spend extra money on fight animation if the result is going to be worse than normal.

Man, I have a few anime that I watch on Wednesdays, and all of the episodes were respectively the worst episodes of their seasons this week.

From the title, it seems like this won’t be very original, but I usually enjoy these types of anime.

Raise the fucking drawbridge. That’s why drawbridges exist.

It’s interesting how embarrassment works. The cashier doesn’t actually care, and will probably not remember you even in the case that you meet again later.

There’s literally no reason not to do what you want to do, yet you can’t help but feel embarrassed and then do something that you wouldn’t do otherwise.

One of the things I’m really enjoying about this series is how, even though you’re constantly aware of her blindness and his being invisible, most of the actual plot points have little to do with that. They basically have the same things to overcome as anybody else.

I don’t have such an accurate memory that I remember what happened in Ep 1 vs. Ep 2, but it feels like there’s been character development and necessary exposition. And while the main plot hasn’t moved far forward, there’s certainly some plot development, like that girl’s dad getting back for her birthday.

As for character development, I was surprised Xylo agreed to Teoritta’s demand to let her fight and to simply protect her like that, even though I suspect he was just going along with her mid-fight. And obviously, there’s been some advancement in other characters, like Norgalle, Tatsuya, and I would argue even the general character of the Demon Lords will likely be important information going forward.