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I wasn't going to watch Frieren. Then patrons, comments, friends, everyone told me to. And I still didn't. Until I did.

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@Bonsaipop Creator 2 years ago Pinned

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@JordonVirtue 2 years ago

"If you admire someone you should go ahead tell em, cause people never get the flowers while they can still smell em"

@realkingofantarctica 2 years ago

Frieren reminded me of why I started watching anime. Any minor criticism I, or anyone, could throw at it is irrelevant in the face of its strengths. Not even my favourite seasonal shows of the past few years have made me feel such innocent excitement and happiness whenever a new episode would release.

@averlinbc5680 2 years ago

The funny thing is I don’t think people asked you to watch this show because people thought you needed it. They asked you to watch this show because it’s had an impact on every single person who has watched it. Just having conversations with people for a weekend that you haven’t seen in three years, to calling up family members … we’re on a journey that’s what life is and it’s never too late

@UltraHD.7 2 years ago

I, personally, still don't understand how this show could be considered slow, boring or not interesting. It took about 10 minutes of the 1st episode and it completely had me. The moment Frieren suggests watching the meteor shower together 50 years later and Himmel laughing it off, it was clear where this was going.
This show unavoidably makes you think about things, about life, about friends and family, about the short amount of time we have and much more.
I didn't expect a new show being able to become my favorite of all time, but it did. And I'm happy being able to watch it 🙂

@CyborgTeam 2 years ago

"...because I am unreliable, and inconsistent."
And this is where we are brothers, sir.

@jamesszasz2535 2 years ago

I like that the guy who has trouble with consistency writes some of the most consistently thoughtful pieces on this medium

@captainnerd6452 2 years ago

I have the opposite feeling about getting a pet, I'm approaching the end of my life, I had a scare at age 65, had to get a quadruple cardiac bypass, so if I adopted a very young pet, I might not live long enough and I'd be leaving the poor thing behind. I can't do that to something that would depend on me and love me, and not understand why I'd left them. I discovered Frieren shortly after my brother passed away at age 85, so the passage of time, loss and life hit me harder in the manga and later the anime.

@joonbug999 2 years ago

I've been watching you and the channel for years as a silent number and just wanted to say thank you.

@alliesfrench 2 years ago

Had to stop for a moment during the dog commentary so I could hug mine. We recently found out he has melanoma and we don’t know how long we have left with him. So when I’m with him, that knowledge that my time with him is limited eats away at me and I often find myself getting choked up and just holding him. But I needed to be reminded that this is part of the meaning of having my dog with me. It is cruel how short our time is with our dogs, but oh, how beautiful and fulfilling that time is.

@richarddort5889 2 years ago (edited)

For me, what makes Freiren so unique is the pacing. I'm in my late 40s. Everything is so fasted pasted it gets old. It's that way because people demand it. I get quietly annoyed every time I hear someone complain that a show or movie is too slow. It's a lot like going from the frenetic pace of Be-bop to the chill yet deliberate pace of the cool jazz that came later. Slow it down, and mean what you say.

@timkai 2 years ago

One of the best things about Frieren, for me, has been seeing how other people react to it. How it causes introspection, and what emotions it engenders.

Thank you for sharing yourself with us. You've given me something to think about, as well.

@joshuacabonce 2 years ago

Bro, came for the review, stayed for the existential angst, I felt that. Thanks for your videos. They really help when I’m feeling lonely. Stay up, you’re appreciated.

@Hot_Dog_Jones 2 years ago

Sending you positive energy amigo! After about 14 years of not wanting to live I have finally take ownership of my life and am eating better, exercising daily, and even have tried to pickup skateboarding! One day at a time!

@vianneyb.8776 2 years ago

I have to wonder to what extent Frieren hates demons. She went through the process of suppressing her mana for 1000 years, and desacrating her love for magic, but on the other end she almost always seems to give a chance to her opponents. She offered Qual a pailness death. She warned Draht that she would vaporize him. She even offered Aura to retreat when she could. She let Himmel entertain the idea that demons and humans could coexist, and even asked him again before killing the demon girl. The only automatic response was against Lügner, and even then she stopped when she got arrested.

This is quite the mystery. Maybe she still hopes for a "good demon"? Maybe that was Himmel's influence? Maybe because she comes from a time of peace?

@brontesaurusrex7235 2 years ago

This is gonna be one of those videos I have to watch several times to digest everything. I love it when you give me Too Many Questions about being human first thing in the morning

@wun1gee 1 year ago

The Japanese title of the anime is Sousou no Frieren. Which literally means "Frieren the undertaker". It's wordplay because to the demons she is literally the "undertaker" but to her friends, she'll be there for all of their funerals since she'll outlive all of them.

The original title is even deep. It's crazy.

@nicoalbert1450 1 year ago

I think that everybody, that is actually investing themself in frieren, will find something in the anime, that deeply and honestly touches them. Frieren is about the human experience and is reminding us of how important, how special our existence is. I'm so in love with this incredible anime.