THEY LOCKED MY GIRL UP! | Frieren: Beyond Journey's End Episode 7 Reaction

[@ssjokg4952]

Aura regained her power 28 year ago when Himmel the Hero died. Or if we look a bit not so deep into it: Aura came out of hiding 28 years ago when she found out Himmel the Hero died.

[@chaircheck2424]

Also, I love that Lord Lugner doesn't just lie about preserving his father's room the way it was when he died, he has no idea what a "father" is and ISN'T INTERESTED IN LEARNING. He just knows it's a cool line to drop to get what he wants!

[@bouboulroz]

Exactly, he's basically a more advanced version of tigers mooing at cows to lure them. He doesn't know the full extent of what he's saying and doesn't need to, all he needs to know is which result his speech has on people.

[@chaircheck2424]

@@bouboulroz the thing is, he's not stupid. If he did research, he could find out that a father is a kind of parent that humans are emotionally attached to. But he doesn't even do that. He knows enough grammar to use the word to refer to a person rather than an object, and he has better things to do than look further into it

[@Pherim_]

​@@chaircheck2424 Some demons do, but 90% of them dont. The ones who at least can understand Human emotion turned out to be the most Dangerous ones

[@theposhdinosaur7276]

You may also know this already, but Lugner is literally German for "liar"

[@chaircheck2424]

@@theposhdinosaur7276 but it would be really weird for him to be lying to a fellow demon and direct subordinate about not knowing the meaning of the word father

[@jonathand2705]

As a long-time D&D player whose fellow players always try to go down the route of "Let's talk to the monsters first." it's so unbelievably refreshing to see monsters being treated like monsters. We've gotten so used to "subverting expectations" with monstrous races that actually playing it straight has become novel. Yada yada time is a flat circle.

[@joshuawillingham6363]

I get why. In the real world, we're taught not to assign blame to an entire group (or at least most groups, society is still iffy on certain categories). And the fact that D&D and Pathfinder makes many monstrous races playable adds to that. Personally I've found a work around that I'm rather happy with, inspired by by how the tabletops handle demonic entities. Demons/Devils/Deamons are created from the souls of wicked mortals. So in my setting, goblins, orcs, etc are patchworks of shredded souls, leftovers from defeated evil outsiders or scraps from consumed dead soulsnforced together. It's *possible* to redeem them, but it's intensely unlikely since they're cobbled together malicious mortal souls. That said, it's happened before, and once it does happen their children are treated like any other. Maybe they'll have some leftover bad impulses, but other races have that too. So to accommodate the player races there's basically two versions of most of the playable monsters. *Spoiler ahead* Frieren takes a very different path. The demons just have such an absurdly foreign point of view that they can't even really be considered evil from their intentions. They literally can't really understand or relate to the suffering they cause. They are very much a case of blue and orange morality, because for all their intelligence and plotting they just legitimately don't understand why people get mad at them for eating someone who is not them. A demon may even try to do something horrible to someone they've tried to get close to just to try to even understand the concept of guilt, but they just can't.

[@tomraineofmagigor3499]

Right?! Like they're Monsters for a reason. They're supposed to be an existence that can't really be reasoned with unless you trick them

[@jsanders775]

When "subverting" expectations become the norm, are you even subverting anything anymore?

[@Salence]

​@@jsanders775 we subverting the subversion now

[@hayond656]

​@@Salence then in the future, the prior subversion before the "subverting the subversion" will be the subversion

[@CinJyxxe]

Like I said - Frieren is the definition of 'on-sight.' She was charging up a shot. She was gonna fire without letting him even speak. And I'll say it again, I adore how they portray elves. They're functionally extinct, but since they're all effectively immortal in terms of lifespan, there's still a few like Freiren just... Still around, randomly appearing throughout history.

[@ShadeScarecrow]

Lügner is literally just the german word for liar. Like most characters in this show they just have a german word, that somewhat describes them or their values, as a name. Himmel - heaven Eisen - iron Heiter - happy / bright Frieren - to freeze Fern - distant/far away Stark - strong

[@vianneyb.8776]

I thought Draht was a reference to Stacheldraht (barbed wire) because it sounded funny for a peace envoy, but that name made more sense at the end of the episode lol

[@danielbelak145]

Fr though, the exchange at the end of episode is so cold it's priceless: "I'm Draht, one of executioners of Aura the Guillotine." "just so you know, I'm strong." "Stronger than me?" "Stronger than Aura the Guillotine." Damn. What a way to make tell someone to realize they're about to fuck around and find out.

[@vianneyb.8776]

Calling a peace envoy the German word for "liar" is about as subtle as calling the MC's suspiciously corruptible closest friend "Judas".

[@RayramAureanBlue]

"I'd like you all to meet my trusted advisor; Serpenteyes Forktongue the Liar, he looks like he's been dead for thirty years and we love him dearly."

[@vianneyb.8776]

@@RayramAureanBlue This actually reminded me of a short sketch from a French youtuber parodying Indiana Jones stabs in the back: "Traitropoulos! The guide I hired in the sluls of Bogota for almost nothing? How could you!" Then that guy gets shot in the back and another bad guy appears: "Pierre-Henri Judas! My trusted childhood friend who has been following me in all of my adventures for almost 15 years? How could you!"

[@chaos4654]

Or naming them Shay D Badman.

[@doctorsnakeeater1997]

I like how this show characterizes demons. It makes them truly an alien and foreign creature. Capable of speech, but not communication. It makes them seem that much more horrifying

[@hectornonayurbusiness2631]

Totally agree

[@Lazypackmule]

I mean, it sure says that a lot, but they clearly can understand an communicate and do it often- they're just sociopaths with no concept of emotion

[@randomperson8375]

@@Lazypackmule If we go by the following definition then I would argue they can't truly communicate, at least not with humans anyways: "(of two people) be able to share and understand each other's thoughts and feelings." They may speak the same language as humans, but they certainly don't share their true thoughts and feelings nor do they understand the feelings of others. All they really seem to care about is power, and the only reason they work together is because they respect demons with greater power than themselves and know how foolish it would be to go against them.

[@shodan1451]

Not so much as 'horrifying' really.... they simply are animals that can speak. its a perfect way to describe whats going on. they are predators. just because a creature can speak does not mean it must be assigned humanity.

[@Lazypackmule]

@@randomperson8375 By that same definition, many humans cannot communicate

[@blakeverdon4492]

Alicia when proven right: "Why do I ever doubt myself?" _Flashback to her suspicions about Mirio lol_

[@TamagoSenshi]

Flashback to any of her FMA:B reactions

[@morrigannibairseach1211]

This is my favorite episode so far. The bit about people wondering if Flamme ever existed and Himmel realizing that some day people would be saying the same thing about him. I think even the various poses and copius retakes are to sear into Frieren's mind that they did exist. She remembers how long it took to get the statues done and has funny stories about them.

[@brodybenton-haskins9720]

1:15 "and you're feeding her" I mean back in E4 Fern said she already wakes her up, feeds her Breakfast, and dresses her. So I think the "reward" for waking up early was the shoulder rubs as that is the only thing not apart of the already established morning routine.

[@heeman1203]

Demons psychology so fascinating in this show. Basically Patrick Bateman if he was a fantasy skin walker. Rather than just being ontologically evil they are also evolutionarily evil, if your the kind of person to call frieren out than you’ve alreadyfallen for their hunting strategy.

[@alecLogan]

I mean… minding that being _human_ is the qualifier for exactly who they hunt, and that Frieren is specifically an _elf_ , until further notice it’s good-enough bait. Keep in mind that she only got locked up between being stubborn about not announcing her identity, and deciding to carry out execution in public/broad daylight. Homeboy was also on that timing, but kept it out of sight/in a contained environment.

[@cartoonishidealism582]

I feel like demons in fantasy have kinda become really stale. Either generic monster fodder or generic demon overlords. Frieren really did give us a novel take on these creatures.

[@WolforNuva]

Yeah I love it. The flashback in this episode was fascinating, because I think the demon girl was honestly trying to do good by replacing the daughter - or at least she was happy enough with her life in the village and tried to better secure her position in it. But being a demon she just lacked empathy and didn't understand why killing the chief was a problem or why just giving the grieving mum a new child wouldn't mend the issue.

[@Parkster1812]

⁠@@alecLoganI believe in Frieren, dwarves and elves also fall into “humanity” so, yes, they would get eaten.

[@alecLogan]

@@Parkster1812 Still, ‘good enough’ as far as bait goes. It has yet to be claimed what, if any, tech differences there are between humans, dwarves, and elves, aside from lifespan, so it’s (relatively) worth questioning whether they fall under the same classification there.

[@aftertwentea]

When Stark asks where they are headed, we see Himmel and then sky. It's because "Himmel" in German means "sky/heaven".

[@haroldotto]

I mean all the Charakteres have german names that connect with ther personality or abilitys. Lügner=lier or the illusion monster names Einsam= to be lonely.

[@iskategoofyy]

frierens absolute fight on sight with demons is one of my favorite characteristic about her, top tier energy.

[@Aoitetsugakusha]

Like other commentators, I enjoy the lore behind the demons in this series, not just because they're presented as purely predatory but more so because they're a compelling narrative foil for Frieren - using communication purely for personal sustenance with no interesting in understanding versus someone who wants to be able to communicate and understand but can't.

[@tagaclaudiu]

Can't wait until Alicia realizes that Frieren is a certified gamer in the next few episodes.

[@WiqidBritt]

Demon guy was saying the other villagers were trembling in fear, and that Frieren was calm and cool but still filled with bloodlust.

[@andrewlucaschism]

Frieren's last line was how you say, "F@ck around and find out." in elvish.

[@gagecoalbrace3]

You only fall for a demon's tricks once. Either you die or learn they cannot be comunicated with

[@csabawars]

For me they just looks psychopaths. No feelings toward others their intentions are self centered. Or at least they have almost 0 Eq. The demon clearly tired to live with them the greatest problem how she simply cannot understand feelings. (They have feelings. Just its all about their own benefit.) For a peacefull agreement you have to engrain 1 thing to the demon: Speak out you decission before you do it! Its even more important than telling them to dont kill. [He will simply think you stupid and want him to die. Probably instantly breaking the rule. ]

[@gagecoalbrace3]

There have been demons in the past of this world and one in the more recent past that attempted to understand and live with humans so far every single one of them have ended up deciding it is impossible. These are demons who actually tried to cohabitate, but gave up. It's not that you can eventually figure out a way its that their way of thought it too alien to meet half way. The most recent Demon Macht live with humans for 20 years and raised a young mage and even he gave up on human and demon peaceably living together.

[@Pherim_]

​@@csabawars This may be a Spoiler to you, but is stated in the Manga, beyond the point the Anime will adapt, that to Demons Killing and decieving is natural as breathing. They dont do it out of malice, they dont even have a concept of Evil and Justice, they just do what they do cause its Natural to them, like how you never ask yourself why do you feel the need to eat or sleep

[@csabawars]

@@Pherim_ its a interesting point. Hard to redeem a race if they just not realising their wrong doing. (Like playing as Dark Urge in Baldurs gate 3) It sounds like the best is to simply live in diferent habitats. Maybe gave them a continent. That way they cannot met other races and they cant kill. Or alternatively make slave contract with them where they cannot go against humanity. (Sadly humanity will try to abuse the crap out of that system.) But i could imagine noobles with demon servants that way as a protector. But we know they instictively respect and folow stronger beings than them! If we use that instict to precive everybody equal or stronger than them i dont think they will go against somebody with more mana. Just look their reactions when they realise they hiding their mana.

[@lovingfool2060]

People get REALLY mad for some reason about demons in this show being sorta unredeemable but I find it makes them fascinating and the more we see of them makes them even more interesting to watch especially the smarter ones.

[@tomraineofmagigor3499]

I find it odd how people can't handle monsters being monsters anymore

[@yellowcard8100]

It was a loud dumb minority thinking too deeply about it. And most of them were on twitter. If you remove the human features there would be a lot less people making this statement.

[@corvuscallosum5079]

To me it's just more boring that way. Takes a lot of variety out of possible storylines and characterizations, plus it sometimes feels like a convenient way to get out of having to write antagonists with compelling motivations. I still enjoy the show overall because it does so much so well but I don't find the demons interesting at all so far, and I'm clinging to hope that they're gearing up for some kind of plot twist along these lines. It doesn't seem to me like they're always written in the way Frieren and company describe them so maaaybe there's more than just wishful thinking there.

[@ijangumpet]

"im strong" "than me?" "nah, your boss"

[@joesoq]

god i love how frieren the character (hell, even the whole story at this point. if god said i have to watch "the idol" 5 times straight to be rewarded of this writing+animation quality which is frieren the anime.. i will gladly do that) is written. her derpy side which has difficulty waking up and her other quirks truly complements her brutal unforgiving side.

[@Meeegl]

I have to say watching this while knowing German takes away a few plot twists (Lügner is literally just the German word for Liar)

[@acoolnameemm]

Props to Souso no Frieren for having an entire race full of aroace elves.

[@brodybenton-haskins9720]

19:17 i mean I'm pretty sure that whole interaction between Stark and Frieren at the beginning was implying Frieren wanted to just lift the cart with magic and be done with it but Fern said too move the landslide to help more people, and two episodes ago with the monster that uses illusions again Frieren didn't want too get involved but again Fern said to kill them. So unless someone more "moral" tells her to help Frieren seems to alwas choose to not get involved.

[@3bodYking99]

12:17 for me. Monsters that NEED to eat humans, i wouldn't consider evil, nor would i think humans are evil for trying to kill them/eradicate them, being that, in both sides, it's a survival thing. While if a creature does NOT need to eat humans, and still DOES, eating creature just AS INTELLIGENCE as it is, then it's evil, at least, by human standards. In the case of these demons, they are monsters, closer to the wild beasts/monster like the dragon earlier, than humans, and even tho they DON'T NEED to eat/kill humans, it's part of their nature, and they don't try to refuse it.

[@Butane9000]

This arc serves to really emphasize how the demons are actually monsters and evil. It serve's to illustrate things about the main cast, the world, and things about magic/mages. I found it funny that the initial internet reaction that Frieren was racist against demons. But dealing with demons would be akin to dealing with a lion that can talk whose words are designed to put you in a position that makes you easier to eat. Also yeah not all demons look all crazy and demonic like the one who made Zoltraak.

[@CeliriaRose]

Demons aren't evil. They are predators. They are no more evil than a wolf would be for hunting a rabbit. Morality isn't a factor they prey on humans because they are monsters and that is what their nature is to do.

[@Butane9000]

@@CeliriaRose Except they are evil. The difference between an animal like a wolf or a lion is that it's purely nature without the sentience to back it. Where it's the nature of demons to eat man and use speech to deceive. Their intelligence is what makes them evil because of how they use that intelligence to do certain acts. I can't go into in further depth due to spoilers but demons are evil in the same way we see sociopaths and psychopaths as evil. They are clearly intelligent but lack the emotional understanding to apply that intelligence towards others. This episode is a good example of a demon being evil in the flashback when the demon uses the daughter of the mayor to try to return the daughter she ate. It'd be different if the demon in the flashback had just eaten the family. But she lacked the emotional understanding because they don't have the same emotional intelligence due to how their brains work to understand why it's wrong. We don't hate a starving animal that attacks and eats a person because it's nature for them to do that. We can hate and consider a demon who kills a family to try and take a daughter to give it to their previous victim.

[@Pherim_]

​@@Butane9000 *Manga Spoiler* Its literally the same thing, Demons dont have Malice, they dont understand Evil and Justice. The Kill, and lie and feed on Humans because its Natural to them. The same way a Wolf Eating an Animal its not Evil, its Natural. Their actions are evil to us cause we rationalize in the Human line of thought, but to Demons what they do its never questioned, they just do it because Killing and decieving its natural to them as breathing

[@CeliriaRose]

@@Butane9000 You are contradicting yourself. You claim it’s their sentience and intelligence that makes them evil but then acknowledge they don’t have the level of intelligence to understand the morality of their actions. Which is why they aren’t evil. Because it has nothing to do with morality. Evil people do things knowing it’s wrong and not caring or believing they are acting for the greater good. Demons have neither of these cases. They act because of their base instincts as a monster. As I said before a wolf hunts prey because thats in it’s nature. It’s nature tells it to hunt to survive. With demons it’s not a case of doing it to survive but it’s still the same concept of being their inherent nature. They are’t hunting humans by choice, they don’t have any real malice towards humans that leads them to prey on them. They are monsters, their nature is to prey on humans and so they prey on humans to suit their base instincts. Same as with the Einsam we saw in episode 4 just they are more clever with their means of hunting. In the case of the demon child in the flashback she desired a quiet existence for the time being and by her nature preyed on humans as a natural response to that the same way a wolf would sate it’s hunger by eating a rabbit or a bear would maul a hunter in self defense. That is all their is to it. No morality just acting on base instinct. She wanted to avoid a current threat, giving them a replacement daughter was her means of doing that. Killing the mayor to do it wasn’t even a blip in her mind. At the end of the day morality is a human concept that applies towards hunans. Demons are not human. They don’t think like humans only imitate in order to prey on them.

[@Butane9000]

@@CeliriaRose It seems like I'm contradicting myself but I can't further elaborate without spoilers for later in the story. Again, if it really was just demons using words solely to eat people that's one thing. But that's not all it is.

[@FraaXGamer]

This anime's take on demons is one of my favourite things to come from it.

[@chrismiller5940]

While Frieren is old compared to everyone else we have met so far she is actually rather young for an elf.

[@animeandgames6397]

That's the same thought i had when i read elves going extinct, don't matter who, fuck like rabbits.

[@LucasF25]

I'm not a GILF guy myself, but for Fine Wine Frieren, i can make an exception... 😌💅🍷

[@ChillyReaper]

I think we've gotten too used to media showing demons having a more humane side to them, so it's refreshing to see something thats suppose to be evil stay unironically evil. I'm sure there are a few occasions of a demon being genuine and have empathy, but nowadays its too common.

[@User_Unknown86]

The most fascinating representation of demons I've seen in a while. They're an apex predator spices that evolved over time to look and sound like humans all in order to hunt them better.

[@TheRhuen]

the thousand years from now celebration things really hits me in this episode, more so than this being the episode that started me thinking that the elves were youth colonies, that look at celebrations and festivals, people act like traditions have been around forever, but most holiday celebrations are surprisingly young, the exact name of the holidays, when they are held, and what traditions and imagery are followed changes, more often than not the meanings of the images are lost. Imagine 500 years from now it wouldn't be unreasonable to find a winter holiday, Christmas, and people don't remember the significance of the Grinch, only that this green fuzzy man is a common decoration, same as what happened with wreaths, the tree, the log, etc... heck not even a hundred years ago people told ghost stories at Christmas parties, 120 years ago it was nearly unheard of to see a Christmas celebration in the US, so much of what is considered Christmas today in the US is not even a century old, much of it was Baby Boomers *focus on the family* stuff from post WWII, remarketing holidays for the family and children, even Halloween, trick or treating wasn't even a thing till like the 1950s and it was resisted...it was also kind of the previous generation trying to bring back "Raggamuffin day" which I was surprised to learn is still celebrated in parts of places like New York state, along with May day celebrations and others that used to be bigger. But yeah, mere decades can rebrand traditions, all that it takes is at least one or two generations growing up with it that way. Heck look at now, thanks to marketing spreading out sales periods causing massive overlaps in Halloween and Christmas decorations on store shelves, its becoming more common in the US to merge their imagery, families even looking to old world "ghost stories of Christmas" type traditions to incorporate, so its not just Christmas Carol and Nightmare Before Christmas. But we had centuries even of Christmas as an indoor celebration. go back 1000 years to the year 1024 AD. Most of these weren't even a thing, not on the same days, and different things celebrated. There are no doubt thousands of local festivals across Europe that got stamped out (heck the Church tried to stamp out Christmas as a too rowdy holiday), so yeah its a legitimate concern for someone living that long to ask if a celebration will be around even a century later, let alone a thousand years later.

[@ultimateninjaboi]

"those two little shoofus boofuses" hit me harder than it should have

[@Pherim_]

Tbf, if i understood correctally, Freiren Manga refers as "Human" most Humanoid species that are not Demons. So Elfs and Dwarves are included in "Humanity"

[@huntermad5668]

Yeah, "Humanity" is the collective humanoid races through elves are kinda rare nowadays. I think that is why the Empire first adopted magic was called Unified Empire

[@chrisalmquist2844]

It’s so funny you mentioned L’Oréal! My work makes an ingredient for a bunch of their face creams and stuff. Anyways love the series hope you keep enjoying it!

[@karlwikman3874]

"If you take a life you better be ready give your own". I can see Kimblee has been rubbin off on you. AND DONT TAKE THAT IN THE WRONG CONTEXT

[@wingw3844]

is funny Auro "suddenly" regained all her power when Himme die at 28 years ago

[@Pherim_]

Its safe to assume it was purely coincidental, and the Manga has not stated otherwise, so as far as itd known, it just was funny timed But its not wrong to assume she went hiding until Himmel perished of old age

[@Aquaizz2.0]

8:28 IS THAT MOTHERFUCKING JOHAN LIEBERT?!

[@TheDefectiveAI]

I like the concept of demons in this show, they’re like a palette cleanser. Instead of being tied to their religious origins, they are simply monsters that have evolved to better hunt Humans.

[@rednova2212]

Fun Fact: All character names are German words! Frieren: freezing/to feel cold Fern: distant/far away Stark: strong Himmel: sky/heaven Heiter: cheerful/serene Eisen: iron Flamme: flame/fire Lügner: liar Draht: wire Linie: line Aura: aura Qual: Torment

[@saytaylor3603]

4:30: Hey! Back in my day all punani was found in a museum! Nudity wasn't art, its just all they had!

[@normalpeoplelikeme]

Alicia you gotta take a listen to Frieren's English dub and va, her voice activates my neurons and soothes my anxiety all at once.

[@XSaebaYRyoZ]

Stronger than me? Stronger than your boss... ...lil' bro.

[@Azula01]

Happy new year to you! I just found your channel and youre a wonderful addition to my subbed channels!! May life smile upon you as always!

[@nicksteinke5256]

“Every action has an equal and opposite reaction”

[@piotrjeske4599]

Wait what is wrong with herbal essence? I have been running for over three decades.

[@davidbodor1762]

14:20 - This is all well and good in theory, but in practice, we know we've executed hundreds of innocent people because the courts suck. Since DNA testing became a thing we've found dozens upon dozens of cases all across the globe where the DNA exonorated the people who already were executed by the state. There's a rather famous UK case where a policeman was a serial killer and his neighbour was executed for the bodies that were hidden in the building. Even after some evidence came to light that would point towards the policeman, nobody could imagine that a policeman might do something so horrible as to kill people for no reason, so he got off scott free while an innocent person was killed by the state...gross miscarriage of justice is par for the course, so capital punishment is kind of a bad idea in general. The whole BS civility mask people tried to put onto executions also made them extremely expensive. Since they use drugs nowadays, an execution costs more than housing a dozen people in prison for the rest of their lives, and arguably they're more cruel and torturous killing methods than shooting someone in the head.

[@Ncyphen]

I am so tempted to go sub to her Patreon just so I can see her reaction to Ep9 and 10 quicker.

[@Everythingwillbefine-b3e]

Demon: Eats a kid Always some random mf: If we kill the demon for it, we're no better Explain that one open, chief.

[@shamelessrepair5975]

Welcome to 2024 Alicia!

[@bonebreaker2323]

I don't know if you noticed or someone told you, but all Names in the Show are German Words that basically describes the Charakter or location

[@JTByrd386]

13:21 You. F%&^$ing. Get it.

[@JTByrd386]

14:23 You REALLY get it.

[@spadeas49]

Is everyone ready to see Alicia overexcited in the next episodes ? ^^

[@fivegears]

Mr. and Mrs. Dorito miss their Little Corn Chip.

[@NoviTall]

the only good thing about Lügner is Liar is literally his name

[@stephanginther9051]

Please check out 'Welcome To Demon School Iruma.' It will be the kind of anime that balms your heart after a certain full metal anime rips it out.

[@jamesstutz6907]

I have 3 seasons of Iruma. Season 3 is top

[@lostsoulrunner92]

God I love this show.

[@evantiel727]

Twelfth video asking. I am asking for a reaction to the anime Tengen Toppa Gurren-Lagann since I bet we would all love watching your reaction. Were almost at my fav and probably alot of other peeps favorite epsiode yet. Also happy new year to everyone!

[@CaliDBan]

Well that's a question in my brain forever. Do elves poontang age at a different rate than the rest of their body? Because logically...that wouldn't make any sense...but it's now a think buried in my brain. Thanks for that, ya weirdo.

[@saltyman5603]

With frieren it’s on sight with demons.

[@TheMightyCrucibleKnight184]

Well, Alicia this specific demon named Lügner it means Liar in german so... He is a great liar.

[@haroldotto]

Das ist ein richtig guter Aspekt an dem Anime. Die ganzen Namen beschreiben die Persönlichkeiten der einzelnen Charaktere.

[@TheMightyCrucibleKnight184]

@@haroldotto Ja, ich kann nur zustimmen mein freund

[@gongonthegreat101]

I cannot wait to see her reaction to Aura

[@TheRhuen]

the demons, predatory mimicry is a real thing in nature, not just what "mimics" do which fantasy mimics are not in a biological sense actually mimics they are using camouflage, mimicry in biology is when one imitates other living things. More often as defense, but there is predatory mimicry, (most predatory mimicry though imitates prey to lure that prey's predators in to eat them, like an angler fish), others however may imitate pheromones and bioluminescence *there is a fire fly that imitates the mating signal of a smaller species to lure them in to eat them*, on the larger scale we don't see as many smell or vocal mimics, although tigers have been known to imitate the calls of prey animals to put them at ease and let their guards down while the tigers hunt. Humans also use vocal mimicry *deer call, deer scent, and the like*, humans are basically fae and monsters to animals. but imagine if some folklore was real, having mimics able to copy a human appearance, and not just the typical urban legend forest mimic that watches humans and mimics basic things like copying a mom's voice to her kids, but can copy complex sentences and read a room to put its prey at ease or trust it before it pounces. I mean at that point you basically have a serial killer that also isn't human.

[@jamesstutz6907]

Love episode 7 it is great.

[@butterknight1236]

really love how frieren portrayal of demons

[@brianhall23]

This when the show gets more interesting.

[@benoitcecyre7081]

Give us back our Doritos!!!!

[@prototypical3297]

A request from a lowly KZbin watcher... You should watch "The Apothecary Diaries". I really think you'd like it.

[@Forbidden_Chocolate]

im heavily opposed to racism but if u throw in cannibalism all *_isms_* are back in the table

[@Ks_Stay_See]

4:31 why, just why, I agree with you but why 🔨 💥

[@tirfing2928]

Your'e going to be quite the enthusiastic mom, eh?

[@TamagoSenshi]

4:34 What on Earth has damaged you this way?

[@Wulfrygg]

Next episode is gonna be lit.

[@lostsoulrunner92]

KZbin FROGS. WHAT THE FUCK REDEEM MORE. GO NEXT. EPISODE 8 9 AND 10 ARE THE BEST WTF. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH HOW DO I REDEEM?! I GET PAID TUESDAY

[@mmaaoorr]

This is the arc where Frieren can only be compared to alucard from helsing. cant wait

[@jonathanwhitfield4561]

I love when some ppl demons here to the goblins on goblin slayer like the demons seem more sophisticated and the goblins more savage but in the end both purely monsters that need to eradicated but it does make me think why do racist see this in our own ppl like demons obvious differences goblins little green fucks but we all humans what do they see

[@ferretmonger0236]

Alicia you down bad sometimes

[@Miguelaaron]

Gaslight demons

[@chaircheck2424]

Fern's disrespect has gotten worse! Aaah!

[@JohnCena-tp4gh]

Day 137 of asking Alicia to play Nier:Automata!!

[@toidillov9705]

Well, if anyone there spoke german, they would know not to trust someone called Lügner.

[@angelsambition2179]

Peak episode

[@animeandgames6397]

Honestly, i'm against the death penalty for the same reason i despise politions, hypocrits disgust me to the point it induces vomiting. If the death penalty was fair, then the executioner would also die, because they are also commiting murder.

[@DeletedSince.2020]

The Anime is supposedly some chill journey for the characters with lessons about appreciating the world and understanding others. And then you suddenly get hit with a plotline that manipulates human feelings of xenophobia. Something that attaches people to stories is how they are able to relate to said stories. However, there is no such thing as a race of creatures that look exactly like a human and is as intelligent as one, but just wants to murder you because evil. Who exactly is relating with the idea that there's an entire civilization out there that despite having the intelligence for free will, just chooses to eat and murder humans specifically just because? Maybe its the people that call Aboriginals a "different species, trapped in a hunter-gatherer existence." Easterners "naturally inclined to Authoritarianism." and Africans "Naturally lazy and corrupt." Obviously, this is a stretch. But art doesn't exist in a vacuum, and bigoted people would find Frieren's take on Evil as very comforting. After all, *is it not true that today, there are outsiders living within our society, trying to undermine the safety and security of our citizens? Sure, they're not "pure evil" but they are by their evolutionary nature harming our civilization and hurting our children. Do not listen to them, do not negotiate with them, because while they may speak our tongue, and can think just like us, and have their own unique personalities and experiences, it is only to deceive us so they can continue destroying everything we know and love.*

[@DeletedSince.2020]

There is no lesson to derive from this plot other than: Some people cannot be reasoned with, and should just be removed. A complete contradiction from everything else the Anime stood for.

[@Pochitaman30]

Funny how it takes multiple hours of Himmel posing but always ends up with the same standing posed😂 Also Frieren remembering her master like they just met yesterday while everybody think shes a myth is just too lonely. Thankfully, Himmel is a real one and proceeds to state that they exist and this time people will remember us