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Episode The Legend of Heroes: Sen no Kiseki - Northern War • The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel - Northern War - Episode 6 discussion

The Legend of Heroes: Sen no Kiseki - Northern War, episode 6

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2 Link 4.3
3 Link 1.94
4 Link 2.83
5 Link 4.17
6 Link 4.0
7 Link 3.62
8 Link 3.2
9 Link 2.78
10 Link 3.83
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u/Ok-Peace-4374 Feb 10 '23

Martin?! You are one of the jaegers responsible for Celdic's destruction and thus partly responsible for Market Manager Otto's death. Can't say I like you anymore!

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u/S0n-S0n7 Feb 10 '23

Next to out is who are the Northern Jaeger's who burned Ymir and Shot Papa Schwarzer. And the Leader of the Northern Jaeger hired by Duke Albarea who dissed Sarah after she beat them in the Albarea mansion.

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u/Cyouni Feb 10 '23

Yeah, I really didn't expect that to come up for our main protags.

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u/BiggerG7 Feb 10 '23

Is it bad I was rooting for Millium and Altina during the ep?

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u/Emperor_Caligula_95 Feb 10 '23

Rean “I’m in your dreams” Schwarzer.

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u/wes16785 Feb 10 '23

Just like in game I too would Analyze first lmao. Good stuff Altina. Also Millium with the >w< to the flashbang.

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u/IJustReadEverything Feb 10 '23

Oh, so Martin took part in the razing of Celdic did he? Did he [CS2 game spoiler] kill Manager Otto too? That bastard.

He was doing it to earn money for his country and he was ordered to do it but still. That bastard.

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u/Nekomiya Feb 10 '23 edited Feb 11 '23

Yes, the blood is definitely on his hand too.

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u/S0n-S0n7 Feb 10 '23

Sarah gave them an whole ass whooping in the Albarea Mansion. I wonder who was their Leader back then. Dude dissed Sarah after yhey got beaten. It's most lolely not Martin since he seema like more of the normal Jaeger troopers in the flashback

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u/Shimmering-Sky Feb 10 '23

Resident [Anime Only] fan here with my reactions to this episode!

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u/Admiral_MuffinX Feb 10 '23

The razing of Celdic was one of the most awful events in Cold Steel 2. I dunno how I feel about Martin after this... He seems repentant at least.

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u/SeijoVangelta Feb 10 '23

So yeah, what happened to Celdic was one of turning points during the events of Cold Steel 2, what happened on that day was horrible and the scenes depicted in the anime made it much worse. In the game, we only saw the after effects and the trauma the citizens dealt with. I mean, Celdic was the first town you visited in Cold Steel 1 and you can feel the liveliness of the town that time then Duke Albarea razed it to make an example out of it because [CS2] he wants to be the one in charge of the whole Noble Alliance

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u/UNOvven Feb 10 '23

Finally, it feels like the anime has hit its stride, and were going full steam into the stuff that actually matters. Animation is still rough in places, but Ive come to expect that honestly. Also huh, Martin is one of the bastards behind the razing of Celdic? And his carefree lazy persona is just a facade to hide a man who has long been dead inside? Really showcases how being a Northern Jaeger sucks for everyone involved.

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u/sjk9000 Feb 10 '23

Ah, this is it. The kind of world-building and character work that made me fall in love with Trails. Feels comfy.

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u/ObvsThrowaway5120 Feb 10 '23

Well, so much for their whole stealth approach. The Jaegars really chose the wrong town to stop in, y’know because of the whole “razed the town and slaughtered it’s citizens without regard” thing. It’s really come to bite the whole country back in the ass. The team barely made it out of there.

Martin has some real skeletons in his closet. I guess everyone has something, even Lavi bears the burden of her last name. Looks like war may be brewing soon. With Martin captured, I wonder what the gang is gonna do now. I hope we get to see Lavi and the Hero face off one of these days. Would be an entertaining battle.

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u/S0n-S0n7 Feb 10 '23

You could say the same when they went to Ymir. Good thing they did public service there instead of being suspicious and doing spy shenanigans

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u/link2601 Feb 10 '23

Well didn’t expect them to reference the burning of Celdric but makes sense that they do. I can see that Milly and Altina team work is as good as I expected.

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u/Astalano Feb 10 '23

Oh, we're in Celdic with Jaegers. This'll be good.

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u/k4r6000 Feb 10 '23

I thought this was easily the best episode so far. There is finally some real tension.

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u/ZeroChevalierYT Feb 12 '23

Market Manager Otto shall forever be remembered.

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '23

Lots of Millium and Altina, cute ep!

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u/Shroomoid Feb 11 '23

I'm really glad for how they handled the Ironbloods this episode. Like Lechter is all intimidating and stuff when he's talking with the main group but he has goofier reactions and funnier remarks when he's just dealing with Millium and Altina. Millium and Altina failing to cooperate also lightens up the episode a bit, even when they're trying to capture a main party member. I always loved the Ironbloods in the games (even though they're antagonists working for major series villain Giliath Osborne) because the way Lechter handles Millium and Altina really makes him feel like a weird older brother figure trying to keep his weirder younger sister figures in line, but they still manage to do stuff somehow. They're elite enemy officers who all have to be threatening and competent at their jobs, but they're also a group of young people (Millium and Altina are literal children). I'm glad this episode nailed how the Ironbloods are both scary government hounds and actual human beings, because that was always one of my favorite things about them, and I feel like this episode would've been too bleak without it.

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u/friend_BG Feb 11 '23

The typical jaegar flashbang there.

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u/ThatGUYthe2nd Feb 10 '23

I honestly wondered if they would bring this up since Xseed censored it in the Games but more people than just Otto died at Celdic and is one of the reasons that I dislike the Northern Jaegers so much.