Honzuki no Gekokujou: Ryoushu no Youjo, episode 24

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Ascendance of a Bookworm Season 4, Honzuki no Gekokujou: Shisho ni Naru Tame ni wa Shudan wo Erandeiraremasen 4th Season, 本好きの下剋上 司書になるためには手段を選んでいられません 第4期


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  • vole@lemmy.world
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    9 hours ago

    I enjoyed watching this season. The world is filled with interesting things and plot developments advance at a decent pace, it has been comfortable to tune in each week. I’m sure the royal academy will spark all sorts of fun events. I’m tempted to rush forward and read the LN’s.

    For this episode… why did grandpa become comically dumb for that scene? A strange bit of slapstick comedy, I suppose. It was nice to see Ferdinand and others caring for Myne. We got to see a rare sighting of an emotional outburst from Ferdinand. They did let the evil noble weasel away, but knowing this show he’s eventually going to perpetrate another evil scheme, get foiled, and get his entire bloodline extinguished. And I look forward to it. If I’m following correctly, I think the use of the secret passage is the first piece of evidence that specifically indicts Georgine as assisting in the immoral schemes of the pro-Georgine nobles. I think the previous schemes could be explained as the pro-Georgine nobles working independently from Georgine. I could be wrong, forgetting something, it’s not a detail that I’ve been tracking closely.

    Also, I don’t think I understand why the evil noble has to sneak out to give Myne a poison and give the kidnapper instructions himself. Is it a needless event to implicate the evil noble and Georgine or perhaps there’s a good explanation? I don’t know what they were planning to do by poisoning, but not killing, and kidnapping Myne. To be honest, I don’t care about these points too much; the mechanisms of nobles in this world are strange, so I can imagine that there are many possible explanations. I enjoy the show nonetheless. The issue is that I don’t know if I’m missing something that the show has already explained, or if these are intentional points of interest placed by the author, or if these are details that the author/adaptation don’t really care about.

    • NineSwords@ani.social
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      5 hours ago

      Also, I don’t think I understand why the evil noble has to sneak out to give Myne a poison and give the kidnapper instructions himself. Is it a needless event to implicate the evil noble and Georgine or perhaps there’s a good explanation?

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      Joisontak wanted to kidnap Charlotte or Wilfried and then heroically save them himself to get brownie points with Rozemyne. He was an idiot. Gerlach gave him the Ahrensbach soldiers he still had tucked away from the Noble that tried to get Myne in Part 2. That’s how he knew of the kidnapping plot and took the opportunity to kidnap Rozeyne herself. To Gerlach, Charlotte was just the bait and distraction he needed to get Rozemyne for Georgine.

      • vole@lemmy.world
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        3 hours ago

        Joisontak…

        Well that tracks with Joisontak’s short testimony. Magic, politics, and esoteric nobility rules must use up too much of the brain, leaving room for little else. Well, it’s maybe par for the course for political fantasy stories.

  • NineSwords@ani.social
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    11 hours ago

    I think I’ve never hated a anime season more than this one. There were absolutely worse shows, sure, but you just drop and forget them. But this did destroy something that I loved. It was so bad that it taints the source in my memory. Similar to how the Star Wars prequels taints the original trilogy. I would like to have the people responsible removed from the industry.

    • molave@reddthat.com
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      10 hours ago

      That’s a shame. I’ve only seen one of the CMs where Iguchi Yuka made 20 dialectical dubs. She seemed to have worked really hard to do her best here.