Ian Veneracion when will yall shut up about that show? They have a system in how they chose what to watch. If it shows up on a poll it will most likely be voted in (even tho I personally don’t see them LOVING it. Liking it definitely. )
"it's not about going there, it's an idea" Well... I mean.... Does Jacob not know what the sagas are and who Thorfinn is? There literally was a statue of Thorfinn in Philadelphia until last year for crying out loud.
@@karaboframpton2175 screw that mainstream shit that isn't even all that special. It doesn't fit what they want to watch because it's just another cliche shonen. They've already seen enough of that
When Askeladd asks him his age, he isn't trying to unsettle him. Askeladd is unsettled himself. For a moment, he was surprised at how quickly his past is catching up to him.
Askeladd: "Everyone is a slave to something." Kenny Ackermann: "Everybody's a slave to something". One Viking show vs. another that references Norse mythology
It's really not. I've yet to find one thing in the anime that's historical. I'm pretty sure real world Thorkell wasn't a bloodthirsty berserker, who fought danes because he wanted to fight strong people.
@@ПетрПетров-о6ъ9н it's not about that. But the results of big events like wars, battles, deaths and overall story arcs, also we can guess the personality and thus what a character would be capable to do ccomparing them with their real life inspiration.
@Kusariyarou Ive joined multiple reactors discord and I was very disappointed that there were always some loud minorities who say things like "this anime is trash and this anime is good" and start arguing with others. That alone could influence reactors a lot even before watching those shows and I hated it. If people reactors interact with in discord are shit, it can ruin their experience with the show. I'm not talking particularly about this SOS situation but in general.
@Kusariyarou That happens a lot. I know during the Land of the Lustrous reactions there were always people on discord trying to push corrections through the moderators. sometimes it's just little details they get wrong, but other times it can be a bit much. It probably colors their experience of the show, because it definitely does for me.
Friendly Neighborhood Totally Not Creepy Old Man why just because they can't remember the guy name who was only in the first episode for the first minute or two?
@@KaNoMikoProductions You didnt list any other erm group except europeans so i wanted to make that clear. Damn you answer more vaguely than my brother does. No offense thou.
@@Loiner_Leftie The point was that North Americas natives practiced slavery way before anyone was colonising it but on a smaller scale. So who colonised it was not relevant since his/her point was that it was practiced everywhere to some degree. Except that i wasnt sure that this person was aware that its a known fact that it existed in almost each if not each continent. Ive been told that person knows so there is no argument. What does, who colonised it, have anything to do with that discussion?
@@mordredvonumbra154 because they were comparing slavery in NA before and after colonisation, the fact slavery has been practiced elsewhere isn't relevant to his point so I don't get why you were so keen to make sure it was addressed.
In the manga it's implied Thorfinn and Askeladd had dueled before, plenty of times. In the anime they omit that. That's why Askeladd is familiar with Thorfinn's fighting style and knows just how to rile him up. It makes more sense why Thorfinn would stick around if he continuously gets fights with Askeladd. It doesn't make sense for Thorfinn to wait 10 years for one duel. In that time he could have visited his family and come back to Askeladd dozens if not hundreds of times. He's not going back to his family in order to not waste even a chance of beating Askeladd. But him not getting a duel in 10 years really makes no sense and it makes Thorfinn look really stupid.
Something of note, it's actually difficult for Thorfinn to remember much about his past outside of some names, a couple stories and his father's death. As it's been 10-11 years since he joined askeladd and he was only 6 at the time.
I get why people are a bit...upset about not remembering Thorkell. But seriously, the bros do so many shows between Vinland, it is kinda natural to forget a minor 20 second appearance from the first episode. I am sure they will piece it together next episode. So hype.
I think what happened was that Thorfinn was going for Askeladd's hand/fingers and Askeladd saw it coming so he let go of the sword (that's why Thorfinn ended up knocking it away) to grab Thorfinn
In the manga, Thofinn doesn't tell Hordaland about Vinland. It's just Hordaland wondering if there's a land of peace across the horizon while Thorfinn stays silent. In the anime however Hordaland is pessimistic and thinks no matter how far you go there's no peace anywhere. Here Thorfinn doesn't stay silent and tells her of Vinland, and describes it as a place of peace, with no slaves. So in the anime they're trying to make Thorfinn slightly more humane and likeable than he is in the manga in those chapters.
I am sooooo happy WIT studio spared no expense in making the action seamless and, to put it frankly, really freaking badass-looking and sounding. The detail in all the weapons, boats, tents, and soldiers themselves adds a real sense of authenticity. This show is fulfilling my craving for non-shounen battle anime. Also, I'm glad I'm not the only one who flipped my crap when I heard the name "Canute". The history buff in me was screeching like a banshee throughout the rest of the episode.
Shield is good in almost every situation and viking shields were amazing at the time. Thorfinn fighting style is the only thing that bothers me about this show, yeah it looks cool but let's be honest he is at the disadvantage in every fight/battle he's in. The kid should pick up a sword or a good axe a long time ago.
i'm gonna go ck2 nerd here and mention that denmark has an elective form of succession, where the king's strongest vassals would chose who to follow from among the king's children. this is why is *extremely* important that canute gains battle prestige, as that would make more of the vassals chose him.
Ludwig II Imo implying that this was their first battle make it better. Otherwise it’s nothing special and I wouldn’t have a reason to enjoy that fight.
@@dasschnecke3025 but many things are lost because of that, for example, something very important going forward is how much askellad teached thorfinn in their duels, there's a particularly powerfull scene that only works off of that. Also, in the manga, it's implied that askellad knows everything about thorfinn's battle style, in fact, in this battle, he realized he was going for one of his signature moves, the finger slashing, and he was able to avoid it because their duels have revealed everything to him.
Juan Francisco Martinez Fuentes But if Askellad knew everything about Thorfinns fighting style why does he need to provoke him in order to win. Does he do that in every fight because that’s pretty lame ngl. Idk man that fight feels really stupid if it’s just one of many and I’m glad the anime goes a kinda different way
@@dasschnecke3025 He provoked him to teach him a lesson, he didn't need to do that to win. Thorfinn is an emotional idiot and Askeladd knows it. The anime change was garbage. It doesn't make sense for thorfinn to follow Askeladd around and do his errands when he doesn't get rewarded duels for 10 years. It's so dumb. This was also chapter 2 in the manga
The author of Attack on Titan is a fan of Vinland. He made kenny to mirror Askeladd and used the quote from Vinland as well. Cool thing is, the author of Vinland is a fan of Attack on Titan as well.
Wait, what? Vikings don't have good shields? The linden shields that the Norsemen used were very good shields (historically accurate reproduction of them has shown them being able to easily block spears, axes and English Longbow arrows), and they are easy to repair.
ZEHAHAHAH- oh, wrong anime. Caleb and Jacob, don't click "read more". *Spoilers* Now they will have a reference to voice Blackbeard in their One Piece streams.
Easily one of the best anime from the Spring 2019 season, Kimetsu no Yaiba is an emotional story with great characters and a few surprising laughs along the way. Produced by the infamous ufotable, each episode is gorgeous to behold! This is one of the most beautifully crafted and intense shounen series we have seen in a while, and we wanted to point out just a few of the reasons why you should be keeping up with it this season. And if you don’t believe our points in the end, you can always give it a try anyway-the show speaks for itself! Everything about Kimetsu no Yaiba is beautifully done, from the character design to the soundtrack! While the clothing remains fairly traditional to the time period of the anime, each character has specific colors of clothing that stand out brightly. That is not to say that the background is drab either-even the black, white and gray colors seem more vibrant. The animation is quite fluid and realistic, with Tanjirou’s water-combat style being one of the most beautiful parts of the show. Character design can easily flow from serious and dramatic to a silly, more chibi look, which provides much-needed moments of relief in episodes. And we could go on forever about the music in Kimetsu no Yaiba, which punctuates the different moments in the series well! Kimetsu no Yaiba starts off right away with one of the most heart-wrenching tales. It does have its funny moments of comedic relief, but for the most part, this story retains its serious and tragic nature throughout. Tanjirou’s struggle to hold on to the family he has left is something we can all identify with, no matter if your family is one important person or twenty! Combining his emotional tale with that of other characters’ stories he meets along the way gives the anime a cohesive world for viewers to be a part of. This is also one of the few shounen we have seen thus far that does not seem to have the intention of including filler episodes, as it has been very focused on the narrative at hand. Some of the best series also have the most mysterious circumstances! Kimetsu no Yaiba has plenty left for us to learn about the world and the characters, with a ton of questions left unanswered. Of course, an anime would not be interesting unless it had some element of suspense to it! Kimetsu no Yaiba does well in this regard, allowing us to wonder about some elements of its setting while trying to provide answers to a few questions at a time. While Kimetsu no Yaiba is set in a specific older period of time in Japan, it embraces a few fantastical elements as well. The entire story revolves around Tanjirou’s quest to make his sister human again, and as such, he has a lot of contact with the supernatural. Yet the world feels grounded because of its roots in ancient Japan. The time period is reflected quite well in this adaptation, from the way that the characters dress to how they conduct their everyday lives. Kimetsu no Yaiba is one of the best anime airing this season, for its gorgeous animation, emotionally-gripping story and interesting characters. All of these elements combined make for a great series, and also make it recognizable as one of the best shounen anime we have seen this year!
The bros don't even read the comments, but even if they did this wouldn't convince them to react to KnY, they'll do it when it gets chosen by the patreons in a poll
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in that case will the new video. come out sooner
Guys I Highly recommend that you check out Kimetsu No Yaiba demon slayer. It's a sick new anime and season 1 is already finished.
Ian Veneracion when will yall shut up about that show? They have a system in how they chose what to watch. If it shows up on a poll it will most likely be voted in (even tho I personally don’t see them LOVING it. Liking it definitely. )
"it's not about going there, it's an idea"
Well... I mean.... Does Jacob not know what the sagas are and who Thorfinn is?
There literally was a statue of Thorfinn in Philadelphia until last year for crying out loud.
@@karaboframpton2175 screw that mainstream shit that isn't even all that special. It doesn't fit what they want to watch because it's just another cliche shonen. They've already seen enough of that
When Askeladd asks him his age, he isn't trying to unsettle him. Askeladd is unsettled himself. For a moment, he was surprised at how quickly his past is catching up to him.
Askeladd: "Everyone is a slave to something."
Kenny Ackermann: "Everybody's a slave to something".
One Viking show vs. another that references Norse mythology
Both animated by Wit studio
Who would've thunk that history would become a spoiler for anime.
it has many times already, after all a lot of serious animes are inspired by real events in history
Ah, remember that Jeanne D'arc anime from earlier this year? I dropped it as soon as I learned the main character was Gilles De Rais
It's really not. I've yet to find one thing in the anime that's historical. I'm pretty sure real world Thorkell wasn't a bloodthirsty berserker, who fought danes because he wanted to fight strong people.
@@ПетрПетров-о6ъ9н it's not about that. But the results of big events like wars, battles, deaths and overall story arcs, also we can guess the personality and thus what a character would be capable to do ccomparing them with their real life inspiration.
@@yiledute Well, deaths are not that historical too. I'm pretty sure king Sweyn Forkbeard was not beheaded by the heir of King Arthur.
Lol, just remembering them randomly namedropping Thorkell a few episodes ago and now they don't recognize him by sight.
It's truly amazing how that happens
@Kusariyarou Ive joined multiple reactors discord and I was very disappointed that there were always some loud minorities who say things like "this anime is trash and this anime is good" and start arguing with others. That alone could influence reactors a lot even before watching those shows and I hated it.
If people reactors interact with in discord are shit, it can ruin their experience with the show. I'm not talking particularly about this SOS situation but in general.
@Kusariyarou That happens a lot. I know during the Land of the Lustrous reactions there were always people on discord trying to push corrections through the moderators. sometimes it's just little details they get wrong, but other times it can be a bit much. It probably colors their experience of the show, because it definitely does for me.
Best girl is here
Guys.. the blonde giant literally was on the first episode.
I don’t blame them for forgetting, it was a while back
@@friendlyneighborhoodtotall1902 lol no
Friendly Neighborhood Totally Not Creepy Old Man why just because they can't remember the guy name who was only in the first episode for the first minute or two?
He was shown for like 3 seconds during the prologue. Lot's of people don't realize that's him.
@@zackj6751 He's joking.
"If we go to Vinland (America) there are no slavery"
historians: well that certainly didn't work out well.
@@KaNoMikoProductions You forget that there were continents that practiced slavery aswell not just europe and NA.
@@KaNoMikoProductions You didnt list any other erm group except europeans so i wanted to make that clear. Damn you answer more vaguely than my brother does. No offense thou.
@@mordredvonumbra154 Mate, he mentioned Europeans because they're the ones that colonised America, you're arguing against a mistake nobody made.
@@Loiner_Leftie The point was that North Americas natives practiced slavery way before anyone was colonising it but on a smaller scale. So who colonised it was not relevant since his/her point was that it was practiced everywhere to some degree. Except that i wasnt sure that this person was aware that its a known fact that it existed in almost each if not each continent. Ive been told that person knows so there is no argument. What does, who colonised it, have anything to do with that discussion?
@@mordredvonumbra154 because they were comparing slavery in NA before and after colonisation, the fact slavery has been practiced elsewhere isn't relevant to his point so I don't get why you were so keen to make sure it was addressed.
In the manga it's implied Thorfinn and Askeladd had dueled before, plenty of times. In the anime they omit that. That's why Askeladd is familiar with Thorfinn's fighting style and knows just how to rile him up. It makes more sense why Thorfinn would stick around if he continuously gets fights with Askeladd. It doesn't make sense for Thorfinn to wait 10 years for one duel. In that time he could have visited his family and come back to Askeladd dozens if not hundreds of times. He's not going back to his family in order to not waste even a chance of beating Askeladd. But him not getting a duel in 10 years really makes no sense and it makes Thorfinn look really stupid.
Thracian there was a short comic strip in the back of one of the volumes that says that Askeladd and Thorfinn dueled close to 800 times.
I didn't realize Thorkell was in the 1st episode. People miss things occasionally lol. No biggie.
@Finnic Patriot When?
Its ok i mean we had Thors in action back then, ,
skipping history class to not get spoiled on vinland saga
Erasurehead
absolute chad move
😂😂😂
S T O N K S A S C E N D E D
Something of note, it's actually difficult for Thorfinn to remember much about his past outside of some names, a couple stories and his father's death. As it's been 10-11 years since he joined askeladd and he was only 6 at the time.
I get why people are a bit...upset about not remembering Thorkell.
But seriously, the bros do so many shows between Vinland, it is kinda natural to forget a minor 20 second appearance from the first episode.
I am sure they will piece it together next episode. So hype.
Simon Ghost Riley when do they name drop him?
Simon Ghost Riley well, if they do it’s extremely little. I can’t for the life of me remember more than one instance where he’s mentioned
It's ok actually they're fast to grasp
The only reason I'm annoyed that they forgot is that they name dropped him so often, if they hadn't I wouldn't have even given it a second thought
@Simon Ghost Riley Yeah, so what? Just because they namedrop him, doesn't mean they make the connection. I did neither. A lot of people didn't.
Thorkell is Best Girl
@@ok_okay both is good. But yes, Askeladd is best girl.
I think what happened was that Thorfinn was going for Askeladd's hand/fingers and Askeladd saw it coming so he let go of the sword (that's why Thorfinn ended up knocking it away) to grab Thorfinn
In the manga, Thofinn doesn't tell Hordaland about Vinland. It's just Hordaland wondering if there's a land of peace across the horizon while Thorfinn stays silent. In the anime however Hordaland is pessimistic and thinks no matter how far you go there's no peace anywhere. Here Thorfinn doesn't stay silent and tells her of Vinland, and describes it as a place of peace, with no slaves. So in the anime they're trying to make Thorfinn slightly more humane and likeable than he is in the manga in those chapters.
Askellad telling someone they're stuck in the past is pretty rich
18:04 when your knowledge spoils you half of the story of the show
Time for Viking Majima to make his appearance.
Sadly he isn't everywhere tho...
I just realised that Askeladd reminds me of Kenny from AoT, especially since they both said "Everyone is a slave to something"
I sometimes wonder what's with wit studio and slavery thing
I am sooooo happy WIT studio spared no expense in making the action seamless and, to put it frankly, really freaking badass-looking and sounding. The detail in all the weapons, boats, tents, and soldiers themselves adds a real sense of authenticity. This show is fulfilling my craving for non-shounen battle anime.
Also, I'm glad I'm not the only one who flipped my crap when I heard the name "Canute". The history buff in me was screeching like a banshee throughout the rest of the episode.
Canute the Great (that's his historical epithet) has entered the scene!
When you watch 8 anime a week it's easy to forget a face guys chill.
30:54 slave
40:21 vinland saga
45:07 king sewyn, canute
51:03, 57:00 thorkell
The "What have you" 's are strong with these guys lol. Seriously though. Enjoying these reactions so much! :)
Ugh I was waiting for this all day! So glad to finally see it!
Askechadds 'Everyone is a slave to something' is the wisest chit spoken in the past 10 years imo.
Shield is good in almost every situation and viking shields were amazing at the time. Thorfinn fighting style is the only thing that bothers me about this show, yeah it looks cool but let's be honest he is at the disadvantage in every fight/battle he's in. The kid should pick up a sword or a good axe a long time ago.
Discussion starts at 21:23.
i'm gonna go ck2 nerd here and mention that denmark has an elective form of succession, where the king's strongest vassals would chose who to follow from among the king's children. this is why is *extremely* important that canute gains battle prestige, as that would make more of the vassals chose him.
To be fair, like Jacob, I also thought that Thorkell was young Askeladd when I first saw him.
No one:
Thorkell: *kill everybody* AHAHAHAHAHA
Caleb at the start communicating with his ancestors.
Kenny in AOT and Askeladd said the same thing "Everyone's a slave to something"
I mainly want to question why you're THAT good at making goat noises 😭
Nice, I was wondering when this was gonna get uploaded. Had me worried for a minute there lol
First Duel?? Man the anime has done a real bad job of communicating that Thorfinn and Askeladd dueling is like a super common thing for them
... wait what? I legit tought the same :(
Ludwig II
Imo implying that this was their first battle make it better. Otherwise it’s nothing special and I wouldn’t have a reason to enjoy that fight.
@@dasschnecke3025 but many things are lost because of that, for example, something very important going forward is how much askellad teached thorfinn in their duels, there's a particularly powerfull scene that only works off of that. Also, in the manga, it's implied that askellad knows everything about thorfinn's battle style, in fact, in this battle, he realized he was going for one of his signature moves, the finger slashing, and he was able to avoid it because their duels have revealed everything to him.
Juan Francisco Martinez Fuentes
But if Askellad knew everything about Thorfinns fighting style why does he need to provoke him in order to win. Does he do that in every fight because that’s pretty lame ngl.
Idk man that fight feels really stupid if it’s just one of many and I’m glad the anime goes a kinda different way
@@dasschnecke3025 He provoked him to teach him a lesson, he didn't need to do that to win. Thorfinn is an emotional idiot and Askeladd knows it. The anime change was garbage. It doesn't make sense for thorfinn to follow Askeladd around and do his errands when he doesn't get rewarded duels for 10 years. It's so dumb. This was also chapter 2 in the manga
The giant dude isnt exactly new, he fought alongside thors in the opening fight if the series. Rewatch the first fight and you'll recognize him
Thorkell’s axe throw is BALLER.
Finally, Thorkell! Ma boi!
best madlad so far in the show!
Naaa Askeladd is still the best
Best girl is here!
The voice of the person who threw the axe is also the voice of BlackBeard in One Piece
His laugh is awesome
for how perceptive they generally are I'm surprised they didn't recognize thorkell (though understandable since they've been going a week at a time)
Held back by "his past and his pride''..Askeladd to...
If you have seen the latest ep, this line is very ironic
“No one has enemies” that hits hard
Now I'm really hyped for the Canute reveal...
Damn trap
You guys saw him already, but will learn about him better next episode. One of the best characters in Vinland Saga.
"Everyone is a slave to something" Ok Kenny.
Askeladd came first.
Askeladd came first lel check the release date.
The author of Attack on Titan is a fan of Vinland. He made kenny to mirror Askeladd and used the quote from Vinland as well. Cool thing is, the author of Vinland is a fan of Attack on Titan as well.
@@caesaramvs9647 that is an absolutely beautiful thing
mizanul alam It is indeed. Makes me wonder if that’s the reason Wit Studios was able to get the rights to Vinland Saga
lol so much hype for Canute
not gonna see his epic might this season unfortunately
The guy that you saw at the end was fighting alongside Thors in the first episode
Wait, what? Vikings don't have good shields? The linden shields that the Norsemen used were very good shields (historically accurate reproduction of them has shown them being able to easily block spears, axes and English Longbow arrows), and they are easy to repair.
Thorkell a.k.a "Zehahaha!" a.k.a same voice actor as Blackbeard has reappeared!
A wild Thorkell has appeared
Man... im Norwegian and it’s really weird that you say Canute and i know that that’s the english name but the real name is actually Knut.
So, Vinland is Thorfinn's place further than the universe...?
19:25 All those whats lol
Best girl finally appears
I'm not sure if you're talking about Canute or Thorkell. I'm gonna guess Thorkell.
ZEHAHAHAH- oh, wrong anime.
Caleb and Jacob, don't click "read more". *Spoilers*
Now they will have a reference to voice Blackbeard in their One Piece streams.
They know him as Broskander
They do one piece streams where ?
@@kobydark5418 They read the manga on Twitch.
Did caleb just drank right from a Jerry can..?
I wonder if Kennys words were inspired by this or is it just a coincidence.
CK2 players:
Oh! Hordaland!
The province/duchy in Norway!
Still kinda dumb to call anyone directly by their place of origin though XD
The Tall is here!
THORKELL IS HERE
And this isn’t thirfinns first duel with askellad
You guys, you've already met this character, he was in episode 1...
you guys should read the lyrics translated to english, its so good
They have them on the screen now, for the past couple episodes, that's why Caleb tries to sing along.
Luís Silva yeah they’re reading the lyrics but without translation (the Japanese parts)
Enter the original Mad Lad
Whut? Hordaland? Ha ha, kinda weird having a character named after the region I'm from.
Best girl Thorkell just arrived !!
Ayyyy age of empires represent
Thorkell is black beard
Just wanted to flex my money on all the non patreon peasant's by commenting 1 week in advance
It's NOT his first duel! I don't know where you got that from but it's wrong!
The anime makes it seem like it is his first duel.
First duel with askeladd.
@@Nik-md4to we even saw a duel between them IN the anime before when Thorfinn was still 6 years old
Who else thinks the new OP's artwork is FIRE?
yaaaaaaaaaaaaay i though tit wouldnt be uploaded today
Im surprised guys u havent remembered him from episode 1 , he was with thors in the battlefield when thors left it
Finally the best character in the show is introduced.
13:55 Channeling some Kenny I see?
Age of empires was the shit lol
I am kinda disappointed that you guys didn't remember that the line everyone is a slave to something was something Kenny said in Attck on Titan
I bought Jacob's book using Amazon. I enjoyed it. What's next?
*Thorkell has two lines in episode 1*
Jacob: Oh! That's Broskandar!
*Thorkell has way more distinct lines in episode 8*
Jacob: Is that Askeladd? 🙃
Easily one of the best anime from the Spring 2019 season, Kimetsu no Yaiba is an emotional story with great characters and a few surprising laughs along the way. Produced by the infamous ufotable, each episode is gorgeous to behold! This is one of the most beautifully crafted and intense shounen series we have seen in a while, and we wanted to point out just a few of the reasons why you should be keeping up with it this season. And if you don’t believe our points in the end, you can always give it a try anyway-the show speaks for itself!
Everything about Kimetsu no Yaiba is beautifully done, from the character design to the soundtrack! While the clothing remains fairly traditional to the time period of the anime, each character has specific colors of clothing that stand out brightly. That is not to say that the background is drab either-even the black, white and gray colors seem more vibrant. The animation is quite fluid and realistic, with Tanjirou’s water-combat style being one of the most beautiful parts of the show. Character design can easily flow from serious and dramatic to a silly, more chibi look, which provides much-needed moments of relief in episodes. And we could go on forever about the music in Kimetsu no Yaiba, which punctuates the different moments in the series well!
Kimetsu no Yaiba starts off right away with one of the most heart-wrenching tales. It does have its funny moments of comedic relief, but for the most part, this story retains its serious and tragic nature throughout. Tanjirou’s struggle to hold on to the family he has left is something we can all identify with, no matter if your family is one important person or twenty! Combining his emotional tale with that of other characters’ stories he meets along the way gives the anime a cohesive world for viewers to be a part of. This is also one of the few shounen we have seen thus far that does not seem to have the intention of including filler episodes, as it has been very focused on the narrative at hand.
Some of the best series also have the most mysterious circumstances! Kimetsu no Yaiba has plenty left for us to learn about the world and the characters, with a ton of questions left unanswered. Of course, an anime would not be interesting unless it had some element of suspense to it! Kimetsu no Yaiba does well in this regard, allowing us to wonder about some elements of its setting while trying to provide answers to a few questions at a time.
While Kimetsu no Yaiba is set in a specific older period of time in Japan, it embraces a few fantastical elements as well. The entire story revolves around Tanjirou’s quest to make his sister human again, and as such, he has a lot of contact with the supernatural. Yet the world feels grounded because of its roots in ancient Japan. The time period is reflected quite well in this adaptation, from the way that the characters dress to how they conduct their everyday lives.
Kimetsu no Yaiba is one of the best anime airing this season, for its gorgeous animation, emotionally-gripping story and interesting characters. All of these elements combined make for a great series, and also make it recognizable as one of the best shounen anime we have seen this year!
The bros don't even read the comments, but even if they did this wouldn't convince them to react to KnY, they'll do it when it gets chosen by the patreons in a poll
Please react to kimetsu no yaiba
Guys I Highly recommend that you check out Kimetsu No Yaiba demon slayer. It's a sick new anime and season 1 is already finished.
Michelle Plautz it has a average plot and characters but the man interest is animation and visuals
fire guy I agree about the average plot, but the main attraction for me is the characters. I love every character in the anime and in the manga.
Azazelop that’s cool to me it has a pretty average plot
Characters to me are meh but the fights I like
Good show tho
Good shounen but theres absolutely no depth to it. The bros would have nothing to discuss after episodes
Not amazing story wise, more like good animation and fight scenes