Nejimaki Seirei Senki - Tenkyou no Alderamin

So he turned into someone he geniunely hates?!?!?

HAHAHAHAHAH!

Ohh the irony!!!

So delicious. Anime is bullshit, but delicious humorful!!

The anime is a let down, gonna stick with the manga and ln.

so the anime? How's the pacing? I know the animation is ****(or decent depending on your opinion), but how's the pacing? I'm comfortable waiting for the monthly manga version(which I will read regardless) versus watching the anime with super fast pacing.

so the anime? How's the pacing? I know the animation is ****(or decent depending on your opinion), but how's the pacing? I'm comfortable waiting for the monthly manga version(which I will read regardless) versus watching the anime with super fast pacing.

That's the thing though, looks matter.

 

Certain visual give a certain impression/idea to the viewer, and when the look + content matches, the audience can relate to them easier since they are the 'standard'.

 

But when they don't match, either people feels something is wrong, or find them strangely interesting and they became subset of the main standard. Something like lolibaba (looks like a little girl, speak/act like an old lady)

 

 

 

And you don't even have to be conscious about your own reaction to this:

 

Spoiler

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQAKOdZw7F8

 

Don't judge a book by its cover exist BECAUSE looks matter. If nobody care about how other people look, then that line wouldn't exist.

And like I said, looks may matter to some people, but they shouldn't overreact just cause a characters behavior betrays their first impressions. Problem lies in the brain after all, freaking lazy organ, it loves saving energy more than any thing, it's the reason why such irrelevant "matters", matters.

RIP Gallant General

Not wanting to antagonize the people here, but appearence and character should've never been related in the first place, "Don't judge a book by it's cover" actually exists in real life, how many times have i been misjuged by my young looks, and the way I dress myself?(I look almost 10 years younger than I actually am, my voice is even worse)

That's the thing though, looks matter.

Certain visual give a certain impression/idea to the viewer, and when the look + content matches, the audience can relate to them easier since they are the 'standard'.

But when they don't match, either people feels something is wrong, or find them strangely interesting and they became subset of the main standard. Something like lolibaba (looks like a little girl, speak/act like an old lady)

And you don't even have to be conscious about your own reaction to this:

Don't judge a book by its cover exist BECAUSE looks matter. If nobody care about how other people look, then that line wouldn't exist.

Agreed. I have no idea why, but the best animes to me tends to keep their original style of drawing. Except maybe Inuyasha.(Dear God)  

That's because the No. 1 priority in redrawing characters for anime is to simplify them enough for 20+ animators (in-house and outsourced) to draw on a consistent basis.

If it's a style which only the LN illustrator can do, the anime's not going to be drawn well.

So he turned into someone he geniunely hates?!?!?

In anime Ikuta's appearance and character are in total dissonance. 

Not wanting to antagonize the people here, but appearence and character should've never been related in the first place, "Don't judge a book by it's cover" actually exists in real life, how many times have i been misjuged by my young looks, and the way I dress myself?(I look almost 10 years younger than I actually am, my voice is even worse)

He is a bishounen now

So he turned into someone he geniunely hates?!?!?

Wondered how bad it could be, so I went ahead and watched the first episode. Jesus what did they do to poor Ikta? He looks nothing like the disheveled, slightly sleazy Ikta we all know and love. He looks like yet another blase black haired shounen protagonist (which he certainly ain't) 

He is a bishounen now

His tactic was quite obvious nothing any competent commander shouldn't have been able to pulll of=> I must conclude the rest of the commanders are just incompetent.

Also I am still rooting for their enemies

In anime Ikuta's appearance and character are in total dissonance. 

Wondered how bad it could be, so I went ahead and watched the first episode. Jesus what did they do to poor Ikta? He looks nothing like the disheveled, slightly sleazy Ikta we all know and love. He looks like yet another blase black haired shounen protagonist (which he certainly ain't) 

I wouldn't say it's ugly, just way too different. But I do think that they should've gone with the LN artstyle instead of using that kind of artstyle.

In anime Ikuta's appearance and character are in total dissonance. 

Agreed. I have no idea why, but the best animes to me tends to keep their original style of drawing. Except maybe Inuyasha.(Dear God)  

Madhouse changed the artstyle of Overlord as well, it's different from both manga and LNs.

I wouldn't say it's ugly, just way too different. But I do think that they should've gone with the LN artstyle instead of using that kind of artstyle.

Agreed. I have no idea why, but the best animes to me tends to keep their original style of drawing. Except maybe Inuyasha.(Dear God)  

lil scrub of a death flag tryin to be slick, but nay, I'ma deep believer of the sect of the plot armour, you are not welcome here.

the anime art is fugly argh, why did they change it. it's cringe worthy now.

I wouldn't say it's ugly, just way too different. But I do think that they should've gone with the LN artstyle instead of using that kind of artstyle.

the anime art is fugly argh, why did they change it. it's cringe worthy now.

Does someone knows how much the manga covers?

of the anime or the light novel, probably for the anime, where we are right now (ch.19) is goint to be around episode 5 (worst case) or 6-7 (best case scenario, giving space to more character development or better use of the fights),  for the novel, well, there is a lo of spoilers that are giving that information.

ep20

Does someone knows how much the manga covers?

I don't know much about cannons, but can they really point the cannons downwards? Don't the cannon balls just roll out due to gravity?

The cannonball could roll out if it's not packed properly. But in order for a cannon to fire a cannonball it has to have a "patch" in between the charge and cannonball, the patch also holds the cannonball in place and creates an air tight seal between the charge and ball. It's usually cloth and it requires a ramrod to pack it tight against the back of the cannon barrel. There's a pocket behind the patch for the powder or air, and when there's enough pressure from air build up or powder burn, the cannon ball is fired. The same process on a small scale is used for flintlock rifles and pistols, or any firearm made before the mid to late 1800's, generally before the 1860's or the American Civil War.

Cannons can be pointed down too, but usually at a slight angle. They aren't shot straight down, that's what rifles and pistols are for. So, like in the manga, armies attacking a walled fortification are going to get mauled by quick firing cannon firing down on them, instead of always firing in a mortar-like arc with reduced charge.

That's probably a little more than needed. But I'm kind of a military history nerd. Sooo...

Thats not a surprise.The loli-princess said it bluntly,SHE WANTS TO LOSE at war,mainly to blame the current aristocracy for that,and force a coup d'etat to save her kingdom of bureaucracy.

And blood is gonna be spilled for that.

she doesnt want to lose to blame the aristocracy, she blames the aristocracy for not willing to back out of a resource draining fight and the only way to be able to get out of the situation in her eyes and still hold on to power is to lose efficiently. effectively she wants to make sure all of her territorry have eyes instead of trying to continue a long kou fight (referencing Go).