The character in the thread is one I like, including their fighting style.

No

Stop

Not

Permit

A man who might have won if he hadn’t been fixated on the flame sword.

The voice is too good.

Nanbaka Shichika-kun!

I deny it!

Just using a gun with Rikiya Koyama’s voice makes it look somehow strong.

>>9

Drop the gun! Chloe! Tony! I’m really sorry!

Why is it that the one who is left behind in a seemingly close relationship ends up pairing with someone else?

>>11

“Look closely, it’s a journey of four people.”

>>11

Final Fantasy

Final Season Heat

However, at that time, you’ll probably be torn to pieces.

I want Nanika and Hitei-hime to have a mating process like slugs.

The version currently being streamed is the Noitamina version, so if you want the full-length original broadcast version, I recommend the Blu-ray.

I was thinking it sounded kind of flat…

I was surprised to hear about bio-weapon-like performances pretending to be human.

I like the mysterious RPG style presentation of this character’s first appearance in the anime.

Shichika-kun, who was half-naked the whole time, looks too cool sitting there in formal attire at the end.

I want to do something sexual with my older sister.

I really love the movements of the Double-Bladed Dog from Maniwa’s Mad Dog.

What is that stupid move?

I want to see at least one episode of their journey.

Episode 4 is a legendary tale that continues to be passed down.

>>27

I never thought that a thin and fragile saber would have such advantages.

I love the official mad-like opening of the Noitamina version.

There was a story that ended just with a digest of flashbacks, wasn’t there?

Did they not manage to adjust the measurements?

Original work published monthly over 12 months and

Anime aired over 12 months, broadcasted monthly.

>>33

And I will read one book each month as the main character.

>>31

In the end, did Kodansha not think that something was strange at the planning stage since no one other than the initial two could achieve it?

>>34

It’s precisely because I know it’s strange that they went out of their way to do it as a crazy publication pace project…

It was only natural that it collapsed because it was strange.

>>45

It seems that only Nishio has actually achieved it since Seiryouin is producing it up to the third school but is only putting out two, which is normally just a way to crush authors!

>>34

Was that strange thing happening elsewhere too…?

I wonder if “Kyotō: Rasory” could be turned into a written book… I’m curious about Rust’s mother.

>>32

I want to see the denial princess appearing with her upper body naked.

I’ve been looking forward to the broadcast version’s opening theme for a month, and with the official MADOP of the rerun version, it’s a double delight.

I misunderstood that the friend who was watching with me had already finished watching.

“When we talked about ‘Even if Togame dies…’ it turned into a big deal.”

Episode 4 tends to get a lot of attention, but my favorite is the final episode.

Those who watched the rerun have already had the part where Togame dies revealed in the opening…

The Oboromuramasa reference was a huge hit for me, who was just playing it.

Boss rush is great, right?

The fact that the users I’ve met so far have been stronger opponents is included in the development.

>>43

I like that there’s no restriction on securing it without breaking, so I can hit it freely.

The anime is almost perfect except for a few necessary lines that are missing.

Nisio Isin quickly wraps up battle scenes with clever wordplay, but the anime fleshes out those battle scenes, which is really helpful.

Especially the battle with the thread image

There really wasn’t a weakling like you in the arena, after all (laughs).

When I listen to Nishio Ishin’s dialogue in audio form, I feel a bit embarrassed and can’t watch the Monogatari anime.

This had a stylish world view and I was hooked until the end.

In the end, it really feels nice to have eight kinds of filing.

I don’t really like Nisio Isin, but I only like Katanagatari.

I felt nostalgic when Nanaharu Hachire appeared in the Bakemonogatari series that I was recently watching.

A historical work that argues that a gun is a Japanese sword.

My favorite weapon at the very end, how do I use it… should I just throw it? And then, oh no, I got taken out!

>>57

A seemingly unremarkable minor character with a luxurious voice cast.

The further we get into the second half, the more I think that Shikizaki might have been in a slump.

>>59

The King Sword, the True Sword, and the Poison Sword give off a feeling of being prototypes that lead to the later Void Swords.

>>59

It’s nice how it suddenly switches to a more mental approach.

Compared to the original version of the cut, it’s problematic that they are fighting more in the trailer.

The thousand swords themselves can be dealt with quite well.

It’s a good comeback to say that the one who struggles is the user.

The use of the cutting sword is, after all, a technique originally meant for the chaotic battle of sword hunting.

The Silver Pavilion made use of that narrow entrance room to enhance the speed of its zero flash, but everything is wrong, so there’s really no saving it.

>>65

Well, it’s unavoidable since the Denial Princess is intentionally handing it over in a self-destructive combination.

The eleven characters are in a relatively debuffed state, so it’s not that the user is bad or anything…

>>67

To the trash, the royal sword!

A virtuous person deserves a poisoned blade!

I guess it has a motif of a murderous sword, doesn’t it?

When you think about it calmly, taking weapons without breaking them requires more skill than defeating them, doesn’t it?

There was also a thread about Risuka, and it felt kind of off.

Thank you, I’m glad to see it after a long time.

I’m glad you told me.