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Is it wrong to try to find girls in dungeons? Four (TV 4)?
Community Score: 4.6
Beware of the Juggernaut, my son! Biting paws, grabbing paws! Ignore the lesson of Lewis Carroll’s classic nonsense poem at your own risk , because when it’s set against the backdrop of Bell Cranell’s battle with the Juggernaut, the last line of defense in the dungeon, it looks less like nonsense and more like one of Cassandra’s prophecies. This particular monster may also be a too well-kept secret, because while Uranus explained to Firth that he kept the beast’s existence a secret, it turns out that of the two adventurers who knew about it , one of them is definitely the last person to know. .
This is of course Jura, the man in charge of it One of the wholesale slaughter of the Asalia family. They probably didn’t intend to kill through Juggernaut five years ago, but that’s not something they didn’t welcome, even if it meant the demise of most of the Rudra family, although since then, it seems that the Jura Changed a bit of attitude; hearing him tell Bell about it, it sounds like they were happy to wipe out all hated female family members in an easy way, until later, when Jura realized that Ryu had survived too, A climate of error that has only begun to be acted upon to be corrected.
Nothing beats a nasty lady in him Survived a blatant murder attempt. We knew a few episodes ago that Jura wasn’t mentally sound, but now that he’s unleashed what he thinks is “his” monster, his level of insanity has reached a whole new level. Jura fully believes he can tame the beast with his magic whip, and has a feeling it’s at least partly because he survived the last time. In his opinion, it didn’t kill him before, which meant that he was stronger than it, so he was suitable to be its master, and he despised Ryu so much that he didn’t even think that she had survived the Juggernaut’s runaway five years ago. He tells her with a sneer that she has a lower status as a lone survivor than him because members of her family gave their lives to keep her alive; he describes her survivor’s guilt as she herself killed the rest . While anime fans might be concerned that I’m spoiling the book info here, this is more of an explanation based on how manipulative he has been all along. He accuses Ryu of doing to him what he’s been trying to do to her, and it’s not hard to see him turning her existence into the worst possible explanation of events. If Jura says Ryu killed Astrea Familia, you can bet that’s not what happened at all.
In this sense, Bell, the eternal white knight, is an extra boon to him. Jura is toying with the fact that Ryu has lost everyone she loves as a way to manipulate her into the path of the Juggernaut a second time. Bell, who she clearly cares about, can count on sacrificing herself to save her, putting Ryu in the exact same situation he was in years ago. It’s the lemon juice in Jura’s planned decoupage, based on the fact that Ryu must feel terrified that even unrelated adventurers are mowed down by the monster in front of him. It’s the bloodiest and creepiest episode of the series to date, and it’s made worse by the final scene where Bale closes his eyes.
But all hope is not lost. Uranus mentions that the aliens know what the dungeon screams mean, and even though most of them are helping Knossos, there are still people out there who can help if she can get there before the lights actually go out.
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Community Score: 4.6
Beware of the Juggernaut, my son! Biting paws, grabbing paws! Ignore the lesson of Lewis Carroll’s classic nonsense poem at your own risk , because when it’s set against the backdrop of Bell Cranell’s battle with the Juggernaut, the last line of defense in the dungeon, it looks less like nonsense and more like one of Cassandra’s prophecies. This particular monster may also be a too well-kept secret, because while Uranus explained to Firth that he kept the beast’s existence a secret, it turns out that of the two adventurers who knew about it , one of them is definitely the last person to know. .
This is of course Jura, the man in charge of it One of the wholesale slaughter of the Asalia family. They probably didn’t intend to kill through Juggernaut five years ago, but that’s not something they didn’t welcome, even if it meant the demise of most of the Rudra family, although since then, it seems that the Jura Changed a bit of attitude; hearing him tell Bell about it, it sounds like they were happy to wipe out all hated female family members in an easy way, until later, when Jura realized that Ryu had survived too, A climate of error that has only begun to be acted upon to be corrected.
Nothing beats a nasty lady in him Survived a blatant murder attempt. We knew a few episodes ago that Jura wasn’t mentally sound, but now that he’s unleashed what he thinks is “his” monster, his level of insanity has reached a whole new level. Jura fully believes he can tame the beast with his magic whip, and has a feeling it’s at least partly because he survived the last time. In his opinion, it didn’t kill him before, which meant that he was stronger than it, so he was suitable to be its master, and he despised Ryu so much that he didn’t even think that she had survived the Juggernaut’s runaway five years ago. He tells her with a sneer that she has a lower status as a lone survivor than him because members of her family gave their lives to keep her alive; he describes her survivor’s guilt as she herself killed the rest . While anime fans might be concerned that I’m spoiling the book info here, this is more of an explanation based on how manipulative he has been all along. He accuses Ryu of doing to him what he’s been trying to do to her, and it’s not hard to see him turning her existence into the worst possible explanation of events. If Jura says Ryu killed Astrea Familia, you can bet that’s not what happened at all.
In this sense, Bell, the eternal white knight, is an extra boon to him. Jura is toying with the fact that Ryu has lost everyone she loves as a way to manipulate her into the path of the Juggernaut a second time. Bell, who she clearly cares about, can count on sacrificing herself to save her, putting Ryu in the exact same situation he was in years ago. It’s the lemon juice in Jura’s planned decoupage, based on the fact that Ryu must feel terrified that even unrelated adventurers are mowed down by the monster in front of him. It’s the bloodiest and creepiest episode of the series to date, and it’s made worse by the final scene where Bale closes his eyes.
But all hope is not lost. Uranus mentions that the aliens know what the dungeon screams mean, and even though most of them are helping Knossos, there are still people out there who can help if she can get there before the lights actually go out.
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