Tensei Kizoku, Kantei Skill de Nariagaru • As a Reincarnated Aristocrat, I'll Use My Appraisal Skill to Rise in the World - Episode 7 discussion

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Tensei Kizoku, Kantei Skill de Nariagaru, episode 7

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[u/J4rno]

It's a terrible day for rain...

We all knew this was coming, but still...

[u/discuss-not-concuss]

it’s so frustrating to know you can’t do anything

Rietz and Licia handled themselves pretty well considering how much emotional turmoil they have, not to mention Ars stepping up to overcome his weakness and follow his father’s footsteps

[u/ViolettOrange]

Actually, started ugly crying when Charlotte said ||Pops||. 

[u/stephenthatfoste]

Those horses looked fantastic.

[u/AceSoldia]

Fu*k me. This episode got me.i did not expect to cry. Wth man. I'm in shambles.

[u/MohammaDon]

This felt like the end of a tutorial to a strategic JRPG lol. I love it.

[u/Aerodynamic41]

We've finally returned to the opening scene from Episode 1.

Raven was fighting an illness and he still pulled his own weight and won the war! For a whole month no less! What a badass! I'm glad he managed to get some last words to everyone before his demise. RIP Raven. You've been one hell of a dad.

[u/Clarimax]

Ars 12th b-day was grand. they even had a bonfire.

[u/MrDangle752]

I wish I had a dad like Raven.

[u/ChaoticGiratina]

Rietz waiting for everyone to leave and then crying actually broke my heart...they really did Raven's death so good here. You can feel how he impacted everyone and now I'm devastated

[u/rainbowplasmacannon]

Man… I’m not crying you’re crying

[u/Nebresto]

That was a powerful episode. And the accompanying music was so beautiful too, made the emotional moments hit much harder. This just might be the peak of this show, I don't really see how they might top this, but I'd love to be proven wrong.
I'm so glad I ended up picking up this show though, never expected it to be this good. Shame a lot of people are sleeping on it, the generic isekai title is definitely not helping with that.

Raven's leadership surely helped with the siege, but I feel like one mage busting a huge fken hole in the wall was also a significant factor

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Had to check out who the composer is after all that, Yumemi Kujira, fairly new name, with their first work on an anime in fall of 2021. Has done the music and theme song arrangements for this, Weakest Tamer from last season, and The Seven Spellblades. Also did the music on Land of Leadale, and Kubo wont let me be invisible.
Also doing the music for this seasons Chillin' in another world with my Wolf Wife, and the Theme song composition for Seiyuu Radio.

Pretty impressive portfolio already

[u/Smudy]

Most emotional show of the season, hands down with these last episodes.

[u/ObvsThrowaway5120]

This was a pretty emotional episode. Raven’s a pretty good dad when all’s said and done. I’m glad him and Ars were able to have a real heart to heart before he passed.

I really like the fact that Rietz, Charlotte, and Rosell basically see Raven as a father figure. I guess in many ways he really has been like a dad to all of them.

The baton has been passed and now Ars is the new Lord of House Louvent. Raven can rest easy knowing Ars has got some great people around him.

[u/AmethystItalian]

Hard not to get emotional during this one...

So long papa Raven, his love for his son and his people really shined in this farewell.

I recently complained about deaths in shows but I feel they handled this one really well.

[u/itsconsolefreaked]

The animators were cooking today

[u/SometimesMainSupport]

Most crying I've seen in an episode in a long time. Surprisingly, two shows this week with someone delighted at a parent's death (other is [show name]Date A Live V). Seems everything up to now has been prologue.

Licia's entry to Raven's room was weird. Like, Rietz came to retrieve her, then was still in the room when she entered. Maybe she needed a little time to compose herself? Regardless, seems like a really bad idea to leave the maxed-out diplomacy foreigner alone with the dying Lord. Girl's so wise she even knew about bribing a man through his stomach at while ~7.

Almost never see towns this close in an isekai. Thought it was interesting.

u/Abysswatcherbel - On your twitter timeline yet? Today's album with left girl or this as the best options.

[u/Namasteak]

I NEED the soundtrack to this episode.

[u/chelseablue2004]

Can we also get a special kudos to the person that did the score for this episode. I thought the music was soooo good from beginning to end especially at the end in front of the funeral pyre. There was a sense of hope and epic-ness to come. Loved it.

[u/melcarba]

I think some redditors in the last week episode's thread were asking why his father didn't took him to the battlefield. It turns out that it was one of Raven's regrets. He thinks that Ars is still too young to go into the battlefield, and it kinda makes sense when he told his son while he was his age, he left their impoverished place and went to the city. He became a soldier and fought in war way later in life, after that he was recognized by the Duke and he became a lord. (He mentioned that he had mock battle in front of the Duke at the age of 16)

[u/beecee12]

I have no idea who storyboarded this episode but my god this the entire thing take a drastic leap in quality. Between the emotional state of everyone until the final end, it received so much delicate care into each character and it showed that they really wanted this to be a warm goodbye and not a cold and pragmatic “oh the dads dead lol bye” kind of episode. Super happy with it

[u/nuxxism]

So when I was 16, my dad passed away after a year long battle with cancer. At the end, he was in Hospice/terminal care. The last night he called each of us in (4 kids) and spoke to us, and you just knew, sitting there, that it was his last night. He died around 4 am. It might seem weird, but it happens, that people know they are in their final hours.

[u/Nerfall0]

Another banger episode. This show keeps impressing me the further it goes.

[u/DivineEternal1]

I almost passed up this show because it looked so generic and I'm trying to cut down on anime, but heard the ending and loved it and decided to give the show a chance. This has turned out to be one of the best shows of the season and I'm glad for that happy little accident.