I love the illustration of the princess and the rebuke glaring at each other.

The design of the white heron is really good…

The problem of overly strong thin needles.

Everyone liked shouting the names of their techniques.

Without speaking

Gya-in!

Jealous Sword – I love it!

The image of shota having two handguns stuffed in his mouth was terrible in the anime.

Why don’t the mascot girls strip in the anime? I was looking forward to seeing them in a revealing outfit for a month.

All the female characters are cute or sexy.

It’s tough to be about half dead.

Looking at it again, Hosoyan’s voice is young.

Yukarin is so unchanged that it’s amazing in a different way.

Recently, there have been fewer OVAs, haven’t there?

Everyone’s performance, including the one in the thread image, was amazing.

The OVA is for the monogatari series.

And then… that nonsense…

Since the original work was one volume per month, this is a plan to make the anime one episode per month as well.

Nanaka is not losing…

I remember Nishio casually wrote that someone should make a fighting game, and the command chart for each character had such strong quirks.

Palus language is nice, isn’t it?

The man-eating crocodile attacks the big sister!

Huh? Isn’t that the crocodile being attacked…? It’s fine, right?

The anime is almost a perfect score.

It’s a minus that you don’t make my heart flutter at all.

Initially

Why did Maniwa attack my big sister?

Complete metamorphosis sword… sword? That feeling is good, right?

“Handle the gun with care, idiot.”

Although it’s a story about a sword, the ending involves a gun.

While everyone fights with weapons, the senator fights with bare hands and feels the taste of it.

A memorable close-quarters battle in anime history.

I was really surprised that Togame died.

By the way, I don’t know what other shows were on during the weeks other than the once a month one.

Every time I hear Mr. Ikeda’s narration in the tea commercial, I remember.

The thin blade has too few advantages for normal combat.

Mr. Ginkaku is just so cool.

The fact that the ones killed early on were enemies from when Nanaka lacked humanity shows that it was well thought out.

The voice actor for Nanaka has become popular.

My dead father was quite a monster too.

While the material is suitable for pachinko, it is not being done at all.

Father (6 people)

It’s cute when you get scolded, right?

The disappointment category called Seito Hikari (with the radical for gold).

The current one isn’t bad, but I really liked the opening from the time it was broadcast.

Who is the strongest?

I can understand getting spoiled by a thumbnail for a series, but…

I love the flow from the final episode’s boss rush.

It’s nice that everyone raises their names because it’s a period piece.

Independent without a style, Nanami Yaguruma!

Since my sister says so, it must be true that Dad liked women with long hair.

It was a subtly foot-fetish-friendly anime.

I really reflected on how well I finished the boss rush in the past 12 months.

I thought it was a death hoax, but I was surprised they actually died; I’m glad.

Well, the author didn’t find it strange at all.

At the point where I couldn’t follow my sister’s movements with my eyes during the mid-battle, I personally judged that she had dropped in rank and removed her from the list of potential final bosses.

In reality, she was undoubtedly the final boss and had the stature befitting a final boss.

That being said, my sister was the strongest, and the comparison was unfair.

For some reason, I often came across the pairing of my sister and a mantis.

As the second half approaches, the level of ridiculousness of the sword increases.

The simple strength of bronze and Ginkakuji is beautiful.

So what if there were 1000 of them?

It’s too thin, and there are hardly any people who can handle it.

It’s too heavy to be useful, and even if I somehow make it lighter, it won’t have any meaning.

To be honest, other than its mental effects, it’s pretty much just a wooden sword.

What am I supposed to do with just the pattern?

Isn’t the failure rate quite high for amateurs to skilled users, even if it’s meant for that purpose?

The voice acting of the thread image and Hosoyan was good.

It was good to confront and deny.

It seems like the seasonal blooming is quite confused around the armor.

It’s hard to convey without the original version, but I really like the part where the sword that the camouflage finally grabs is the original version of the katana.

The eleven warriors were probably strong just because the swords they were given were those…

Except for the one who made it lighter.

I think that having 1000 weapons is the most legitimate interpretation of a weapon.

There are several stable and accurate swords.

Is there any continuation of the Maniwa dialect?

The Thousand Swords seem to have some kind of amazing ability to be replicated, which is confusing.

I love the final rush where we scatter each other’s blood.

tier1 sister

Tier 2 Completed Nanaka Uemonzaemon

Tier 3 Phoenix Rust Close Combat

Tier 4 Bat Silver Pavilion

This is how it is.

My sister is not just a violent machine, but she’s also cunning, which is troublesome.

“Even at the moment of dying, I was told to spread Cherry-o… and I thought, how ridiculous! That exchange is both interesting and painful.”

Zero fighter formation… five aircraft!

Is that bat that high!?

If we try to change the future, our descendants will come back around to make corrections.

The eleven members probably have quite a significant difference in ability.

At first, having just two people or a single individual really gives off a strong sense of lack of skill.

Fairly neatly kill.

I killed the penguins and also killed the accuser.

I wonder what would be strong if I gave it something to lighten it up…

The final boss rush, 11 people + thread image.

Isn’t it the opposite of who you should be handing over the saw and the plating to?

I have a memory of the PV being really good.

Especially the last one.

I first learned about Yoshimasa Hosoya from this, and I thought this guy was just some handsome voice actor with a monotonous voice who debuted, but by the final episode, I was really sorry…

I killed the camouflage.

I really like that indescribable feeling of thinking, “Yeah, it’s a sword.”

Big sister just wanted to be killed by her little brother as part of her end-of-life planning…

I’ll cut my hair that looks like a nuisance because I’m not going all out…

What exactly is the Judgment Flame Sword, which combines the properties of the Judgment Circle and the Flame Blade…?

In the Silver Pavilion battle, the fact that the ceiling was high was kept hidden right up until the last moment, which is quite detailed.

There was often talk about whether iaido could also be adapted for dealing with situations in the air.

The person with the thin sword from the Shinsengumi should have a certain level of skill just by the fact that they are wielding it.

Whether it’s the original work or the anime, it doesn’t matter, but there is a sense that only those who have followed it closely, one episode a month, in real time until the end would understand.

I started following it from around volume 10 of the original series, so I envy those who got to experience it in real time.

The phoenix is just too much like Gatchaman… and someone with a voice like Gatchaman showed up!

I still don’t really understand why a penguin would get hit by a ricochet.

Very sturdy, very sharp, and very many.

Around here, it is rather the standard way of weapons.

It feels like the beginning of a transformation sword from the needle.

Self-defense is something that no one can just ignore!

The ending is sad.

Everyone had various thoughts and did various things, but none of it changed the future history.

If they had shown up when I started to develop a fondness for the bat instead of getting killed first, I probably would have been in a tough spot.

I thought the sword was strong, but it turned out the wielder was just really strong.

At first glance, Nanaka’s final battle outfit looks cool, but wearing a kimono stained with Togame’s blood and letting down her hair is pretty twisted.

Otter otter…

I think that if Sabihei had another sword, he would have been an even greater threat.

There is an image that a rust-colored soldier would be strong no matter what they carry.

I got distracted by my sister, and speaking of which, when is the Rust Battle? I finally realize it in the epilogue.

I feel like there was an episode with astonishing animation where an intense battle unfolded, but I can’t remember the details.

I can somewhat understand the idea of peeking into future technologies and incorporating them into swords.

I understand that using it as a stepping stone to complete the Kyotō-ryū and make it into a sword makes sense.

What was the hermit thinking and what were they expecting when they made the one that only has the handle?

You struggled with this sword, didn’t you?!!

I just struggled with people.

It’s too blunt or direct.

Why did you create a murder robot with lots of arms and legs based on a girl I liked?

The turtle with Toshihiko Seki’s voice wasn’t very impressive.

Aren’t you going to evade? You’ll die, Kyotoryu.

Until then, I was swinging my sword without much talent, but I think it’s quite crazy for the first generation to agree to throw that away and create a school of the no-sword technique.

In fact, I rewatched the next episode preview several times before.

What the heck is this?

In episode 4, it starts with “Meanwhile, my big sister was being targeted…” and I already let my guard down.

Is it true that the Kyokutō-ryū appeared in the modern era in the monogatari I heard about recently?

In the movie bonus of Kizumonogatari, a sword that is not the completed form of the changeable sword appeared, but what was it like? The transparent one.

Black Key Cat is too much of a monster.

I can hear Kyoro-chan’s voice!

The performance of not letting the hair of the scorn be stained with blood until the end is a hateful touch.

I honestly couldn’t relate to how ricochets would be in several hundred years.

Then, can’t you just shoot him normally?

Since the premise is that the soft ball never hits, the meaning of the deflection becomes even more pronounced…

I feel the fleeting essence of an era where misfortunes continue to accumulate and luck has run out.

It’s just a wild guess, but I wonder if the needle sister avoiding it was because it was a hassle to come up with a story about stealing an incredibly thin sword that absolutely shouldn’t break from a level of rust that was off the charts?

The Void Sword Style for Becoming Weaker

Bad sword for becoming weak – Bita

Togainu has made me a man! That’s the kind of passionate talk I was having with Hosoyan.

During the time I was making a bokken that brings peace when holding it, wasn’t it a period of confusion for the swordsmith?

If the characteristics of the ultimate file as a sword can surpass those of any sword…

Rust can bring out 100% of a sword’s power, so any sword can become ultimate.

I really love the part in anime where they pull the trigger of a broken gun.

The swords after the Zokuto are so strange it’s like they’ve taken some weird drug… Why are swordsmiths making armor and mechanical robots…?!

I made a sword! It’s a person who is growing! They seem to be the most stuck.

It seems that even for Nanami, when using a weapon, the rule “What’s a weapon doing using a weapon?” is strongly applied and makes things awkward.

I struggled to learn a technique as basic as a blatant Makibishi finger jab.

In the end, who is the villain?

Who was defeated and what changed?

(I wonder if this is the kind of technique called Nanakabachire…)

(So this is what the technique “Nanohana Hachiretsu” is like…)

Even after finishing, is my older sister still stronger?

I think it’s amazing that a clan that can turn anything they possess into a sword has come up with something so intricate after going through a lot of twists and turns.

In fact, even though it was an OVA, it had been a time when I hadn’t had any significant work since I got a job with Prince of Tennis, so that’s why, Hoso-yan.

It seems that the author came up with the names of the 12 swords first and then created the story in reverse, which is why the latter half feels rushed.

I wonder how my dad raised us.

There were so many.

I really like how this work ends.

The damn blacksmith is all to blame.

Well then!!! There’s no need for Togame to die!!!

It makes me wonder if Outo Seito has gotten into spirituality.

My sister’s emotionless acting is amazing.