Sousou no Frieren – 11
「北側諸国の冬」 (Kitagawa shokoku no fuyu)
“Winter in Northern Countries”
Sousou no Frieren’s flirtation with battle shounen appears to be over
「北側諸国の冬」 (Kitagawa shokoku no fuyu)
“Winter in Northern Countries”
Sousou no Frieren’s flirtation with battle shounen appears to be over
「明治剣客浪漫譚 第零幕 前」 (Meiji Kenkaku Roman Tan Dai Rei-maku Zenpen)
“Meiji Swordsman Romantic Story: Act Zero – Part One”
Yes, it’s canon.
「強い魔法使い」 (Tsuyoi mahoutsukai)
“Strong Mage”
It’s just a good thing for this story’s human race that Frieren chose to be on their side most of the time.
「津南と錦絵」 (Tsunan to Nishiki-e)
“Tsunan & Nishiki Paintings”
There are many different paths Kenshin could have chosen to express his dismay over the state of the world and his role in it.
「断頭台のアウラ」 (Dantōdai no Aura)
“Aura the Guillotine”
So it was actually a battle shounen all along?
「左之助と錦絵」 (Sanosuke to Nishiki-e)
“Sanosuke & Nishiki Paintings”
Most of the events depicted in the series were instigated be people scarred in one way or another by the Boshin War.
「葬送のフリーレン」 (Sōsō no Furīren)
“Frieren the Slayer”
The versatility Frieren has shown in the last couple of episodes has impressed me.
「決着」 (Ketchaku)
“Settling the Score”
There are so many things that make Kenshin exceptional, but the hard truth is that the most exceptional thing is the number of people he’s killed.
Sousou no Frieren is an interesting and somewhat difficult series for me to nail down.