FRIEREN THE SLAYER | Frieren Beyond Journey's End | 1x8 REACTION

[@pwarner]

Episode 8-10 completely changed my perspective on this show from just "oh this is a cute relaxing show with deep theme's that's right up my alley" to "holy shit, this is of the best fantasy stories I have ever seen". Can't wait to watch the rest of it again as you go through it.

[@WonSab]

Obligatory note for this episode that in the Japanese this episode is a title drop: the "sousou" in "Sousou no Frieren" is a word that refers to both attending a funeral and burying someone; another way one might localize the connotation is to call her Frieren the Undertaker.

[@Drain_Of_Incantation]

*WWE music starts blaring*

[@kuivia]

@@Drain_Of_Incantation Demons time is up, Frierens time is now

[@alexanderholzer7392]

It could also be translated to both "Frieren at the grave(s)" and "Frieren of the grave".

[@LadyDoomsinger]

@@alexanderholzer7392 Not a direct translation, as I understand it - but it's the one that works to keep the wordplay intact.

[@MadeForD]

​@@Drain_Of_Incantation**Ain't No Grave by Johnny Cash starts plays in the bg*

[@Dan-vo7vc]

I love how the sudden, brutal action shocked you (and me) when you saw it, because it contrasts so sharply with the cozy, meditative themes of the preceding stories. Love this show.

[@aden538]

One of the best ways to write a powerful character is to have their power be not an important part of who they are or how they conduct themselves. In this way, you can almost trick the audience into forgetting they are a complete badass until the right moment.

[@DarwinAwardWinner]

A cool detail: Flamme's influence is often symbolized by something bright in the night sky, such as the moon behind Fern and Frieren in the last scene. The connection is that Aureole, the location associated with Flamme, means "halo", including not just angelic halos but also the halos of light around bright objects in the night sky.

[@RoaringTide]

Yeah, Frieren killing Draht without even letting him bargain is good for two reasons: 1) many anime like to draw out the talking in moments like that, but this show feels more grounded. 2) Frieren's understanding of demons is ultra clear - they're human-eating monsters, end of story. She's not interested in anything they have to say.

[@MadeForD]

This is New Game+ the animation after all

[@Aios_Blaise]

​@@MadeForD👀

[@jacob4920]

She understands that the demons would not let her talk, except as a means to entertain themselves. So she's not going to show them that same sort of consideration. Demonstrating that she is fundamentally better than they are, in her ruthlessness.

[@quantranminh4553]

"she's not interested in anything they have to say" because she know so dang well they actually have nothing to say. Their "speech" are just a mean to manipulate human, similar to how a skinwalker'd cried for help to lure in more victims, just more complex.

[@netvc15]

Before ep8, you may think the original title for the anime "Souson no Frieren" meaning Frieren is the one experiencing friends' funerals over and over, because "Sousou", in Kanji or in Chinese "葬送", means the process of burying the pass in the funeral. But when it comes to this episode, we suddenly realize that "Sousou" also means that she is the slayer for demons because another meaning for "Sousou" is to cut off or finishing someone's life. It also gives us much more chills when the original title of the anime corresponds with the title of ep8, which is "Sousou no Frieren".

[@folcwinep.pywackett8517]

Interesting word symmetry. Either Frieren at the funeral, or Frieren the slayer causing the funeral.

[@SodapopKevin]

Flamme's Japanese VA Atsuko Tanaka sadly passed away on August 20th at the age of 61. You would also know her as the VA of Hanami from JJK.

[@fjoergyn]

Here the infodrop explained: Since the anime just recalled the title of the show with episode 08, I will try to explain to people who may not be familiar with Japanese why it is such a big deal, just a little FYI if anyone's interested. The Japanese title for this show is "Sousou no Frieren" which is also the title of episode 08. As you can see there is a short description "Sousou no" in front of our protagonist's name. Sousou (葬送) is a word that is formed by combining 2 characters each with their own meaning, 葬 "to bury" and 送 "to send off". Usually, the word has a sad and grieving nuance, but in some contexts, it also means "to kill/to end". At first, most people assumed that the title is like that because Frieren outlives all her friends, so she "sees them off" one by one. But at this point in the story, the demon reveals that it is actually a title given to her by demons because she has "sent so many demons to their deaths". People were SHOOK when this double meaning was revealed in the manga, it was just so cool lol I saw that English subtitles translated it into "Frieren the slayer", while still badass, it just doesn't fully show how the author played with words in the title, and I just think it's a pity that some people will not be able to appreciate it due to stuff lost in translation. IMO experiencing the realization that the title was not as simple as I thought was one of the highlights when reading the manga. But translation is hard, I totally get that. I'm assuming a lot of people already know this, but just in case, I wanted to create this post, because I really love this show and I'm so happy that the anime is getting so much attention. The anime is doing such a good job, and I look forward to it every week. Cheers. An Japanese told me, "To Send off" is ONLY used in this Anime. In a normal context it would make no sense. www.reddit.com/r/Frieren/comments/17ifamo/double_meaning_of_the_title_sousou_no_frieren/?rdt=44310

[@enomiellanidrac9137]

Beat me to it, good job.

[@jaideepshekhar4621]

Doing god's work as alway. ❤

[@nobrelucas9515]

My guess is that Himmel was so powerful and out of the ordinary, that the demons only had the courage to act after his death.

[@yukino4907]

@@tanhouzeri wanna be spoilt a bit. tell me how good heiter and eisen please

[@Greymist73]

Himmel is peak "Nah, I'd win" and I think the confidence the other party members had in him made the group dynamic "Naw, We'd win." Whatever the odds or happenstance. I think his secret power is his "ego". Kind of like Ace Rimmer...."Whata guy". ;)

[@FanficsJeh]

@@yukino4907 Well, a little spoiler of Heiter is that he has a spell that can make the group survive without nutrients or oxygen for 2 months. For Eisen, the word "tough" is little. (A group tried to stab him using spears but when they touched him they were instantly destroyed, and of course, a dragon throw him for about 100 meters in the air then he told Himmel with his arms crossed that he obviously was fine, with the same expression as always)

[@MadeForD]

Im really treading over thin ice reading these replies first three-four words 😂 "i don't wanna spoil... "

[@DrakosInfernos]

@@yukino4907 on the level of frieren in thier prospective classes :P

[@shoogagoogagunga4350]

My girlfriend loves episode 10 for the bad ass moment at the end of it. However, my favorite bad ass moment was right here in episode 8. That moment when Frieren leaps upon the demon in the jail cell, it was that first realization that Frieren is not just a quiet little elf collecting cute magic spells. She’s a demon slaying machine.

[@blshouse]

Flamme calls herself "The Legendary Mage", and a thousand years later, that's still how people refer to her.

[@81Alfetta]

I always love this episode, and particularly the final reveal. Up this point, you've kind of been aware that Freiren is a powerful mage, but it's been kind of academic as she's spent most of her time so far being this sort of magical moe blob (bar the fight with Qual, but the way that was presented kind of still felt like it ran in an academic sense). The previous episode hints at it, but this is the one where it hits home that Frieren is absolutely stone cold deadly, but it's a bit of her she packs away out of sight most of the time.

[@himoshimosh]

Yes, the demons basically lay low until Himmel's death. I think they kinda just drop smol deets abt how powerful Himmel really was throughout the show.

[@GamerFlair]

Its also because his very much the face of the party. The Demon King was the strongest Demon. Himmel killed the Demon King (well probably the party of hero's but its generally refered to as Himmel so he probably dealt the death blow and is just generally the "lead figure" of the party. Hense, well we don't wanna do shit if that guy is around since he killed the best of us.

[@himoshimosh]

@@GamerFlair true. Though to be fair, I think in general, all the members of the Hero's Party really were powerful *insert manga spoilers* and each of them cud have had that reputation that would make demons afraid. Also, Himmel was active even after the party disbanded which is krazyyyy

[@kiryukaimemorial]

From my perspective, it was the same deal with Himmel and demons as it was with Stark and the Solar Dragon. It was a parallel: The demons weren't gonna try to make moves while Himmel the Hero was alive. He was basically guarding the world of humans by standing between them and the demons. Except his hands didn't shake.

[@jasonmarbach]

Fun fact: I just discovered Frieren and binged it, got obsessed with it (my new top anime) and came to find reactions to it. Found your channel, and saw you’re ALSO reacting to spy family (my second favorite anime at the moment), and guess what that meant? Instant subscribe, sight unseen, and now I’m going back to start your Frieren reacts. Then I’ll get caught up on spy family and be here for the next ones 🥰

[@FlexiejayAnime]

Omgsh thank you for sharing haha I love that! 🤍🙏🏻 thanks for joining my community 😄

[@jasonmarbach]

@@FlexiejayAnime my pleasure! Thanks for the tremendous reacts. I cried in (I think) 12 of the first 15 episodes, including all 5 of the first ones, so it’s nice to see other reactors connected to their own emotional intelligence. Connecting with other folks who are connecting with an entertainment property we love is why we love reaction content so much ❤️

[@pierluigidipietro8097]

really, episode 9 and 10 should be watched together. They are sooo good.

[@RF-eq9rf]

Yess!!

[@Grabthars_Hammer]

If I'm being honest, episodes 1-28 should be watched together. :D

[@RF-eq9rf]

@@Grabthars_Hammer noo, but 13-14 is must together too :D

[@MadeForD]

​@@RF-eq9rfnah i agree 1-28 if u have time. But i tried to rewatch them in 2 parts. Cour 1 and cour 2

[@xriya7466]

Two best episodes in anime history.

[@samlu6547]

It's really cool to see how 80 years later, humans who were born and raised after the war against demons deal with them. (They still fight demons but those are small scale battles compared to an all out war) Frieren who lived through all this time knows there's no negotiating with demons, but the humans have forgotten about it and continues to relearn the same lesson over and over

[@audiosmurf]

I know that you've already seen the next few episodes at the point, but what we got in episodes 9 and 10 was so much better than a battle. A genuinely extraordinary bit of storytelling.

[@falx1975]

Cool note: In Japanese, Frieren uses the counter word for animals and not people when talking about demons. She totally does not see them as more than animals.

[@rumfordc]

what word is that if you don't mind me asking? and what would be the proper word for humans?

[@craidiefin]

​@@rumfordc Assuming reddit is correct: “ippiki”(匹)-“that’s one down” in the translation-which is how you’d count animals in Japanese (contrary to “hitori”(人) if she was counting humans)

[@falx1975]

@@rumfordc Sorry missed your question, the other comment is correct. 一匹 is for (smaller than cattle/horses) animals　一頭 ittou is for animals like cattle and up in size. Literally means one head, so the English is similar. Birds have their own counter lol.

[@bugra-yildirim]

When I started this show I just thought it would be a chill and full of emotional scenes without many action. But starting with this episode I was expecting so much more from the show. Exceptional work

[@Abreinan]

Adding to the comments about the show’s Japanese title and her epithet, the translation of Sousou no Frieren I like most is Frieren of the Funeral. Its a double entendre to the greatest extent (like everything in this show): Frieren not only sends demons to their funeral, which is why her english epithet is Slayer, but this whole show exists because of Himmel’s funeral

[@iagolopes4009]

It's crazy how I get chills even I've already watched it

[@JapananimemangaInterviewtransl]

美人フリーレンが出てくるたびに寒気がします。

[@Kaizelot]

Most of the times that frieren is thinking on Himmel and we come back from a flash back, she is looking up to the sky ❤

[@Cruxgg]

Really enjoying your reacts, I have been trying to convince all my friends to watch this and have been itching to share the experience. 9+10 together next!? I'M SO EXCITED!!!

[@colsss.02]

Love your reactions and comments💖⚘ Glad to rewatch it again with you🤗 can't wait for the next episode!!

[@SageVallant]

One of the standout bits in the show is how it handles Demons. On top of how it handles everything being what's great about the show.

[@LinkSouls]

Not trying to diss Freiren I like the demons but the fact that they r evil and actually act like demons is nothing special like most people thy to hype up. Is it new anime does demon slayer not even have demon killing . You need some berserk in your life maybe you'll start to understand the darker concepts if u read someone get r@ped and eaten

[@Credemis]

The next two episodes are PEAK, you’ve probably already warned he’d them by now, but I’m stoked for the reaction!

[@nachot6592]

You're not ready for the upcoming episodes! I swear. This shows keeps on giving and giving.

[@camaroman266]

This is where you start to realize how humble frieren has been and how strong she really is

[@tsogobauggi8721]

12:29 "Sometimes the wise ones wove their magic into living plants; as the plant grew, so grew the magic."

[@Olagoob]

This chunk of episodes 7-11 are a masterclass of story pacing and animation. Waiting for the next one every week was brutal.

[@Tiredcabbage]

These episodes really blew me away. Can't wait for Flexie's reactions to them!

[@JapananimemangaInterviewtransl]

エピソード12とエピソード14が僕は大好きです(*'ω'*)

[@druidicdwarf]

Stark's addition to the party shines in this episode, he is both super comedic and super wholesome and complements Fern's badass characterization. Thank you for sharing your reaction - can't wait for more. I really liked your shoutout to Frieren's friends for tricking her into taking Fern.

[@martinh.5193]

You have to be something else when even your enemy inadvertly hypes you up. "One of the geniuses I despise"

[@UchihaShui]

PEAK IS ABOUT TO COME! 😱

[@near--zero]

And not for the last time in this season

[@Martyyri]

Stark and Eisen are true warriors who show what true bravery is. Cowards who while scared will always fight to protect those in need.

[@TheDonmayo]

Yes, 9 and 10 together!!! You won't be disappointed!

[@dawnfallon6812]

Glad you're watching 9 and 10 together. I hope you prepared yourself. It is a WILD fight.

[@酒飲んで]

日本語の正式なタイトルは「葬送のフリーレン」です。 「葬送」という単語は色々な意味を連想させます。 このエピソードを見るまでは、「仲間の死を悼む者」という意味だと思いましたが、 ただ、もう一つ意味がありました。 それが「魔族に死を招く者」という二つの意味が込められていたと知ったときは鳥肌立ちました。 この後の物語はもっと鳥肌が立ちますので楽しみにしててください。 （The official title in Japanese is "Funeral Freelen". The word "funeral" has various meanings. Until I saw this episode, I thought it was about "a person who grieves over the death of a friend." However, it also had another meaning. I got goosebumps when I learned that it has two meanings: "one who brings death to the devil." The story that follows will give you even more goosebumps, so please look forward to it.）

[@grimmturd]

I love being able to copy/paste foreign languages to find the meaning in English. We're so close to Star Trek's Universal Translators!

[@hendrikworung1967]

We knew Frieren was a great mage. But for me, this episode and episodes 9 and 10 shows how badass Frieren is.

[@wrexgrafix84]

Although Frieren hadn’t meant they were going to see Himmel when she told Stark they were going to travel to Heaven, I think the story wanted the audience to think that (if we learned about the meaning of Himmel’s name). In addition to Frieren’s utterance, it’s good to pay attention to all the scenes with Frieren and the big blue sky. It adds another dimension to the story. Speaking of the meanings of names, Lügner means “liar.” Very apt name for him. Linie means “line,” and Draht means “wire.”

[@martinhejtmanek2358]

I can't wait for the reaction to the 1x9 and 1x10 episode. I think you are in for a great experience. GL😁

[@LouieGrandie]

You have no idea what is about to happen. You will scream in terror

[@manjiimortal]

The reveal regarding Frieren in this episode works so well because of how Frieren has been presented since the start of the show. We know of course that she's part of the party that killed the Demon King, which implies that she's a pretty powerful mage, but the story up until down had very much downplayed that part of her, and it rather focused on showing how she's this very wise woman, who's also extremely quirky in many regards, as well as rather childish in some of her behaviours, and how she's lacking in emotional maturity to a degree. All of that creates a magnificent contrast to the way she's shown easily and effectively killing Draht, as well as the reveal that she's known amongst demons as Frieren The Slayer, making the reveals that much more powerful.

[@ChrisH43]

And remember the Solar Dragon! Oh, he is "immun" to standard attack magic... In hindsight it was totally a teaching lesson for Fern and Stark (as she had all the info's from Eisen at that point) especially if you watched the dungeon fight.

[@jaideepshekhar4621]

0:50 Correct! If you now go back to episode 10 and watch the 5 split second scenes of Himmel's party before the finale, one of them includes Himmel slashing Aura across her body. Himmel scared her and her cronies so much she didn't dare reaurface until he was 200% gone. 😂

[@folcwinep.pywackett8517]

The author of Frieren, Kanehito Yamada, loves backstories and plot symmetries. This EP 8 opens with a classic Kanehito symmetry. Frieren cannot cut the magical wire, so instead she cuts off both of Draht's bare hands, and then kills him with her two bare hands. Now that gets up in your face personal, let's talk

[@ObiwanNekody]

The going to Heaven / Himmel bit is one of thoes little bits of added value with the names 😊

[@wilsonsowh]

One more thing, the name of this anime in Japanese is ‘葬送のフリーレン’ also the title name of episode 8 anime.

[@bobislav85]

It's time to see this cute granny's scary side.

[@maitolasi]

I bet Frieren and The Doom Slayer would be best friends

[@brayspilner1321]

can't wait for 9/10 10/10 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@zam023]

Freiren the Slayer.. oh yes! Frieren is the boogeyman to Demons >_

[@Loyal_Samwise]

Episodes 9&10 are amazing. Can't wait to see your reactions to them!

[@lonrea2886]

yasss one of the most epic battle in anime it is! goosebumps all over again as i watch this!

[@ObiwanNekody]

8:20 it was really nice to have a character in his position that did do actual thinking.

[@choerrim7745]

I feel like the next two episodes should be watched together

[@ErisianRomantic]

11:04 This smile, plus the opening scene to this episode, are the epitome of why the Japanese title is "Frieren the Slayer." I mean, "Frieren: Beyond Journey's End" is a pretty damn good adjustment for global consumption. Still, what's the story about? A elf mage who slay the fuck outta demons. Everything else that happens in this tale is reflective and reactive to her way of life. And, it's so fucking great!!!!!

[@Mike_jmg9]

I need you to watch episode 10 and pay special attention to the hair and clothes animation. It's insanely good

[@theexpatriate]

Next episode is my all time favourite episode from any anime, ever. It's that good

[@marvingil1648]

wait til u see the magic she used to slew the demon king, ud be mind blown but that is towards the ending so enjoy the ride hehehe

[@jmhaces]

Yeah, demons were so afraid of Himmel that they laid low until they heard he'd passed away. The mere knowledge of old man Himmel being out there somewhere was enough for the remaining forces of the Demon King to just not bother trying anything.

[@miyaisit4188]

First of all, I'm a little sorry if my English is a little strange because I don't understand English. Also, please understand if this seems like a long post. Also, I would like to pray for the repose of the soul of Ms. Atsuko Tanaka, the voice actress who plays the role of Flamme. Every episode was good, and even in the build-up episodes, it's rare to find such a good story, and episode 27 in particular is in a class of its own, it's an amazing and good story. Also, the meaning is different in the English title, Sousou no Frieren(葬送のフリーレン). The 8th episode was the title collection episode of this anime in Japan. Sousou（葬送） means "funeral" and refers to saying your final farewell to the dead and sending them off to the crematorium or cemetery. This has a double meaning as it is used not only for allies but also for enemy demons. By the way, the pronunciation of the "A" in Aura is closer to "ʌ" than to "o". Stark was pretty strong and cool, but Fern was cooler. The way Fern's movements overlapped with Frieren's was great. I think this should be called the scene where Frieren was cooler than Fern. I believe this anime has a deeper meaning than other anime like Demon Slayer or Jujutsu Kaisen, which are like defeating an enemy. I hope that more people will watch this kind of anime. Many people there are only anime with flashy looks there is a tendency to want to see it. Also, YOASOBI's OP has an English version called "The Brave". I think it conveys the sadness of the lyrics. You won't understand the sadness until the story progresses to a certain extent, and you won't understand the sadness unless you understand the person's feelings. Please give it a listen if you like.

[@rumfordc]

It pains me dearly to hear this tragic news regarding Atsuko Tanaka. May she rest in peace. Flamme is my favorite character of all time and Major Kusanagi was my favorite before that. She brought both of them to life for me. Her voice is one I will never forget. In regards to your English, it was very easy to understand. Thank you for sharing because I would likely never have heard about this otherwise.

[@miyaisit4188]

@@rumfordc This is the first time I've heard that she was a voice actress for a character in Ghost in the Shell. She was 61 years old. I am also heartbroken. It feels like a Japanese treasure has been lost. I can barely speak English. But thank you. For English, I basically use a translation tool and just fix a little. I like exchanging comments with foreigners in this way.

[@ObiwanNekody]

Apperently when she counts off the demons 'thats one down / two left' she's using the counting words for vermin like rats, instead of the one that is usually used for people or people like things. Counting words aren't very common in English, so this is a tricky nuance to explain the wordplay of. Some examples of this are 'pages' of paper, 'bottles' of pop, or 'heads' of cattle.

[@ObiwanNekody]

Thank you for sharing 😊

[@DiES3L24]

Floating in front of the moon at night will always be cool in anime. Reminds me of Itachi on the light pole. (Cries) 😂

[@leeboonkang2]

I think what that wasnt really talk about here is that when demon die, they also turn into ash like monsters. Which is why, categorizing them as monster would be accurate. Based on the entire anime season, human and elf are shown to not turn to ash when they are killed. Dwarf are not yet shown but i assume they too leave body as Eisen has 2 graves of his family outside his home. So at least human, elf and dwarf are not considered as 'monsters'. Perhaps there are more explanation on this in the manga or novel but i have not yet look into that. Just a fun observation so far in the anime.

[@stewart1555]

Stark while trembling: "Let's see you try!"

[@pikeyMcBarkin]

Fern is absolutely a menace! LOL LMAO

[@TrybzVibez]

I'm so excited for you to see The whole gang pop tf off

[@四日市トンテキB]

いつもお美しく、素敵な動画ありがとうございます。 他にもしお探しのアニメがあるなら「天国大魔境」もお勧めです。 何故か目立ちませんでしたが、恐ろしいほど名作です。

[@nightworg]

Yeah those demon don't know what's coming lol. Frieren is the student of "Flamme the legendary mage" and she has 1000 + years experience fighting demons. Looking forward to your reaction episode 9 & 10.

[@EmiJP10]

11:03 - Yeah, she really wants to fight Aura, an opponent that looks stronger than the demons we saw so far. In the next 2 episodes we got some of the peak moments of the season.

[@jo_mesquita]

Here it comes guys: the hype for eps 9 and 10 🔥

[@random3x70]

It fun to think that Demons to humans are terrifying and like the boogeyman. But Frieren is the boogeyman to Demons.

[@andrewlucaschism]

As the title of this episode suggest yes Frieren does have......strong...feeling about demons.

[@JRGomez81]

The word that Draught uses in Japanese for Executioner "Kubi Kiri 首切り" can more literally be interpreted as Beheader. Which makes sense later...

[@kuivia]

"the slayer" sis is HER

[@delirious4565]

I've enjoyed this show way too much (watched multiple times in sub and dub for full experience) and now I'm enjoying watching others enjoy it lol I think of something new each time and just now I realised the very sensible reason why Eisen and Stark tremble the way they do - it's just the adrenaline caused by their battle heightened senses getting them ready for battle at the mere thought of a threat: very cool touch.

[@bill0g]

I'm anime only and here's my take with the demons staying relatively quiet until Himmel died. They operate like any other long lived creatures. To them, 50 years is not a long time. They might think that he was still as powerful as he is back then. I guess Himmel was a monster during his prime and the demons don't want to deal with him again.

[@scottl369]

Fern is a human, and young, but she's a young human who's spent over half her life studying magic directly under Frieren. Oh and BTW, I think it's becoming clear this story isn't two timelines, but three.

[@tomiboyy]

Will there be a time or point when you cant stop but learn german, entirely for the sake of this anime, or just for Himmel alone :D ? Btw amazing reaction (as always) cant w8 for the next episodes! idk if sb already wrote it, here the translated names of the episode: Lügner = liar Draht = wire Graf Granat = count garnet Linie = line Aura = aura

[@muzikxjunkie410]

Idk if it's been mentioned yet but Lugner shares a VA with Sukuna 🙂

[@ninjahaz0180]

HE SAID THE THING

[@CamoraGhoul]

This episode made me pretty confident that John Wick and Frieren would be drinking buddies lol. Like they are real sweet...up until they aren't and turn a villain into a victim(:

[@antonkarenin7332]

Very Strange - in translation I watched Stark said they should leave because Granat is severally injured. In this version this is missing.

[@rumfordc]

Yea every time i watch reactions to this show the subtitles seem to have been changed or updated, same with AoT, but I think its generally for the better because a lot of translations are lackluster.

[@gatograto]

Brilliant interpretations. BTW, the original Japanese title of this story is not Friieren the Slayer. The direct translation of Sousou No Frieren is Funereal Frieren. She is "funeral" for the demons, and you already know why she kills all the demons.

[@15P3R14]

Frieren is fucking terrifying in this one.

[@juarezamorim]

Sukuna is such an Anya fanboy. Just talking about her nonstop at the end of the episode.

[@Chicimono]

QUICK FLEXIE ANOTHER EPISODE PEAK IS HERE!!!

[@mukhrizmohd7585]

Yes2...tqvm..keep going !

[@Aios_Blaise]

Didn't realize about that: we are going to heaven. ☺️

[@Aios_Blaise]

Also: Sousou no Frieren. The name of the show in Japanese 👏🏻😎

[@DapimpBDSD]

Its both , shes going to Himmel BUT the place where she is going. Could also be considered Heaven, at least if i remember it correctly.

[@cristianlopez6069]

She could’ve easily instantly killed him instead she waited for him to try and beg for his life real quick before ending him 😂😂😂 truly a savage

[@TM-we8wq]

This episode reminds me of Your Name.

[@kwmvdc]

"Something" doesn't conduct electricity....*wink wink*

[@nerdpraxis]

maybe the best 2 episodes are the next 2 , enjoy the (emotional) ride

[@bismaofficialph]

Lugner's VA is Sukuna, but maybe you knew that already 😄

[@Haru-chiquito]

3:55 that's what she said

[@FatLittleButterfly]

seven sin battle? it was hardly a fight to be fair xD Frieren is too awesome

[@leonard0104]

Draht = Wire. Linie = Line. Lügner = Liar.

[@omarcisneros]

What kind of headphones do you use?

[@mathieucaya]

4:49 no, we don’t have to talk about anything. Boom.