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Frieren 1x12 Reaction (Patreon)

Published:
2025-06-18 13:09:50
Edited:
2025-11-18 14:20:30
Imported:
2026-06

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William

14:50 This is one of the reasons I love this episode so much. We've already seen how this show goes against typical cliches. Even at the beginning of the show, a lot of reactors think that the story will be about how the Demon King didn't really die and is coming back or something so simple, which kind makes sense because we're so used to the same overused tropes. This scene of Himmel failing to draw the sword from the stone is just another way of breaking a classic trope, as you said. The sword still being in the stone means that there is probably still another great calamity that will threaten the world and there will be a hero that will need that sword, but that doesn't take away the fact that Himmel was A REAL HERO in his own right. He didn't need that sword. And even if there was another threat we don't know about, the story we're currently following is not about that, it's about Frieren and the journey to Heaven. 34:50 I think Stark blocked the memory of him being told to run away and he committed to the false idea that he ran because he is a coward. In very traumatic experiences the human mind tends to shut off certain memories, so it makes sense that he probably just unlocked that memory there. Also, it's very obvious that he wanted to stay and fight. He even had his little wooden sword ready. That makes him as brave as anyone else. I mean, what is a little kid going to do against demons? Obviously the connection at the end about the hamburg steaks being a sort of birthday present and then Stark remembering that it was his own brother told him to run is also just beautifully done and makes me tear up every single time. This episode overall is just a gem and I could go on and on about it, but I'll leave it there.

Killua X

someone said this a lot more eloquently than me, but basically in the episode we see Stark realize and "reform" some memories through his POV. realizes that after all he did have significant worth to his family (brother) and that he was valued by both his master and his brother. that they're relationship was a lot more than he had been living assuming it was...which aligns with another big theme of the show in Frieren's case...we are slowly realizing "things" through her eyes from the flashbacks and how much she is learning now after Himmel's death has opened her mind (and heart) a little (after 1000+ years)

Drift3r

Fern just has a nun's moral sensibilities because she was raised by Heiter the priest.