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Frieren 1x18 & 1x19 (Patreon)

Published:
2025-02-09 00:26:00
Edited:
2025-12-30 00:56:55
Imported:
2026-06

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ooooo things are getting GOOD.

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Comments

Bowsber

Wish they'd let some of these battle tracks play out longer, they're so damn good. In case you're interested in full versions, the one starting at 43:30 with the first confrontation between Fern and Wirbel's party is called 'Demon's bane' (and it's a 4 minute track!) The percussion heavy one starting at 45:10 where Lawine runs is called 'Knife to the throat', a shorter two minute track but it's purely a battle theme and it goes SO hard

IsaacDoesStuff

This may or may not have been something you've noticed already, but the top and bottom of the video source seemed to be cropped a bit.

Vibal

At around 6:30, when you were talking about the track Knife to the Throat, it took me until waaay later (episode 26) to really notice it. Maybe that's related to how some tracks only play for a little while, maybe they don't stick as much in the mind, whereas the moment in episode 26 (no spoiler) lets the epic music blossom to its full extent. It's the same with the theme Frieren the Slayer. It impacted me most in episode 21, whereas the name seems to link it more to when Lügner realizes who Frieren is. At 24:31, regarding growth, I am completely with you. Frieren is actually a pretty good example of another way to help people grow, praising Fern when she shows she has learned her lessons. Even Heiter pointed out that Fern needs people to praise her because she works so hard (when you're perfectionist and already hard on yourself, it's good to hear positive feedback). Even when constructive, criticism can end up wearing you out. But if you want to encourage someone to keep on the right track, highlighting what they are doing right is very effective. However, I don't think that the saying "if you can't handle negativity, don't interface with the internet" is meant as "handling criticism to be able to grow" but rather as a warning that the internet is a toxic place and you need to prepare yourself if you want to be more deeply involved in it. If you let undue negativity get to you to the point it harms your mental health, you should recognize your limits and not expose yourself to this kind of toxicity.