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Right?!

The 2 minutes of googling I did suggest that the anime is the (extremely loyal and) superior version. Tho personally I would probably opt to spend some time with the manga, to absorb/understand the dialect more precisely… which I think is probably not something you’re concerned about

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I just watched the first episode of

and really liked the psychology setting and slow-paced feeling. But the end of the episode quite shocked me! :joy: :grin: That was not what I was expecting. Though I still need to figure out, what exactly did happen

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Finished this. While the final portion with the repeatedly undying villain felt too dragged out, I otherwise really loved this. The character relations, strategy, mystery solving, etc were all very compelling. I’m definitely interested to read the manga now - both for the dialect and story.

I haven’t done an actual comparison, but sometimes the dialect reminded me of (the little I’ve heard of) 熊本弁 - particularly the intonation, I think. I’m curious if/what they actually have in common. Also I like that 和歌山弁 (as well as 岸和田弁) does feature some use of 〜っちゃ forms, which I think is a contraction of 〜てやる (守っちゃる、守っちゃろ、など) - but I have to double check that with 紀州弁 - Wikipedia

Hanae Natsuki’s intonation got more natural sounding over the course of the show, and basically everybody else was solid too afaict.

Now onto the other 11 shows :sweat_smile:

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When does Frieren get more exciting / become less episodic? I just finished episode 4 and it’s totally fine so far, but in a “I’ll watch every so often” kind of way. I’m wondering when it’ll become a show that I want to watch several episodes in a row.

No spoilers please.

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Right about at the end of ep 5. Like it’s always going to be kinda episodic, but the plot starts moving, around then. I was ready to throw in the towel until I got there

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Episode #1-4 were shown as a pre-season teaser movie, the series actually starts with episode #5.

#5-6 belong together, then #7-10, then several singles, but now they have a goal and are on their way. Last not least #18-28 is one big story.

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