[ SECRET POST #6253 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6253 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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Comments

[fscom]

02. https://i.imgur.com/NXk1hxP.png

[(Anonymous)]

...this show has a message???
mind you I only read the manga, but for me it's literaly a generic fantasy adventure. I am NOT trolling, if there was any message in here it flew completely over my head.
(PS: I thought the concept of demons overall was cool, at least they gave an explanation why they were evil.)

[ariakas]

Yeah I liked the demons too; "they're just misunderstood people with horns/tails who the heroes need to sway with the power of friendship" is such a copout I'm glad the show didn't go there and apparently their backstory in the later parts of the manga is amazing.

[favoritebean]

I have only watched a few episodes so far, no demons yet. I figured since Frieren is an elf, it’s just a matter of time before demons show. Is there a message though?

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[(Anonymous)]

Apparently. E.g. Cy Catwell:

“What is the measure of a life? Of a soul, of an existence, of an instant that only one long-lived being will remember? What is worth remembering? How can we reclaim lost time so we never miss out on a chance to get to know someone again? At its core, those are the questions Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End is trying to be in conversation with, and I think it does that rather well.“