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Hey Peaches! Frieren and Fern come across a village plagued by ghosts, and Fern discovers that 'busting' is not as easy as she thought it would be. Later they come across a dragon guarding a Grimoire. Needed assistance with taking the beast on Frieren reaches out to Eisen's student Stark.

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Stephen Morris

Schally Schells Scheas Schells By the Schea Schores

Devin Nease

They're all German names. That's just how Stark is pronounced. Other names have W pronounced like V, umlauts, and non-english characters.

Jerome Engel

"what would your magic staff be like" - "A sword" @Adam have you seen Wistoria? :D

Jerome Engel

exactly and in german stark means "strong", so perfect for a fighter

JonJacobJingleheimer

I love that even an illusion of Himmel is a hero. Tells Frieren to shoot him without hesitation.

Adam Elsberry

Haven't seen anyone else comment on the characters' names yet! A majority of the names are German words which translate to an aspect or trait of that character. Traditionally in German an "st" at the beginning of a word will result in a "sh" sound. Direct translation of some of the names are: Frieren - frozen Fern - remote Stark - strong Himmel - heaven Eisen - iron Heiter - cheerful Flamme - flame Sein - be Kraft - power