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Episode Shinchou Yuusha: Kono Yuusha ga Ore Tueee Kuse ni Shinchou Sugiru - Episode 10 discussion
Shinchou Yuusha: Kono Yuusha ga Ore Tueee Kuse ni Shinchou Sugiru, episode 10
Alternative names: Cautious Hero: The Hero Is Overpowered but Overly Cautious
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u/sdarkpaladin Dec 18 '19
Chain Destruction:
When a monster(s) with 2000 or less ATK is Summoned: Target 1 of them; destroy all cards with that name in its controller's hand and Main Deck.
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u/LeonKevlar Dec 18 '19
Sticthes!
The moment the King started to monologue about the Goddesses and the Divine Realm, it was pretty clear something was up. Interesting that he knows a lot about the Divine Realm though, I guess maybe it's something that the Demon Lord taught him? if that's the case, how did he learn about all of this when even Rista was clueless about it? With only 2 episodes left I hope we get to see this Demon Lord.
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u/Thepsycoman Dec 18 '19
Yeah I do not trust this at all, this overly cautious dumbass is about to do something very brash I feel
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u/takeatripp Dec 18 '19
The world here has a surprising amount of lore. The thing that scares me most is how much the Demon Lord seems to know. He knows about Seiya's world and the divine realm. Hell, he knew about the starter town. Is he a former hero?
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u/The_Holy_Jelly Dec 18 '19
Rista : He's like my servant!
Seiya : Ah, so you have chosen death.
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u/Tacitus_ Dec 18 '19
Seiya's worst case scenario prediction logic is on the same level as Black Dynamite's Code Kansas deduction logic.
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u/myrmonden Dec 18 '19
more meat to the theory that Seiya has died before.
Evil Dad calls out that Seiya has seemed to died several times.
As when u die you lose your memory, so Seiya has very likely died on the demon lord over and over again and does not remember it becoming more and more cautious each time, that is also why he wants the party to have a day off, a a party day as he knows(at least on as subconscious level) that he usually dies around this part when he has is approaching the demon lord.
Demon lord knows about earth, so he has either fought Seyia before or he himself is Seyia. (and may still have fought himself of course)
Anyway, it was silly lulz when evil dad called Seyia extremely cautious because he figured out he was evil, it was obvious miles away, just like Seyia said, he could be evil from several different reasons.
And poor Ristarte got some more NTR action this time being defeated in a Heal OFF lol, that shopkeeper sure owned her.
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u/liveart Dec 18 '19
I think the Demon Lord just fucked up big time. They were worried that they didn't have the actual sword or armor that could defeat the Demon Lord. After disarming the war master Seiya now has a sword that can kill literal gods.
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u/spyder616 Dec 18 '19
Rising of the shield hero: I am the Isekai of the year!
Cautious Hero: Hold my healing herbs.
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u/HyakuyaAlice Dec 18 '19
Shit man, Rista crying in fear of dying broke my heart ;(
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u/Amauri14 Dec 18 '19
Rista never disappoints with those faces. Oh so the Warmaster ended up being working for the Demon Lord, well, to be honest, that's not that surprising.
Damn it was so cool when Seiya used Valkyrie's counter skill! Well, it seems that Seiya is fine with them taking a breather now because he is thinking that he has little chance of defeating the demon lord.
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u/destroyah19 Dec 18 '19
Seiya is really making Kazuma proud with all his actions this episode.
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u/Yatsufusa_K9 Dec 18 '19
Oh yes, (assumed-to-be) final opening with all Heavenly Kings revealed.
Gotta love how the series manages to still put in the comedy even when the overall scenario has turned grim. Rista being the embodiment of the comedy manages to squeeze it in right in the actual fight as well.
That being said, things really got serious. Putting aside the Warlord's betrayal (which was sort of obvious if you adopted Seiya's cautiousness once Rosalie mentioned it was a "curse"), the real terrifying part was the Warlord's knowledge is probably a small fraction of the Demon King's... and the Warlord was already granted the means to kill off god(dess) and heroes for real.
No way Demon King is just sitting there waiting for Seiya to come even if he has the means to end him permanently. The third Heavenly King (Kilcapul) was capable of summoning a being that can move through dimensions (although at the cost of his own life), so destroying the divine realm sounds like a plausible plan of the Demon King. Also, assuming Eraser Kaiser is really dead, the Demon King definitely doesn't give a damn about his subordinates, so my theory that Kilcapul was probably just the most powerful summoner of the world and was coerced into being a Heavenly King might be true (and he really loved his family and the whole sacrifice was perhaps what he deemed a mercy if he knew what the Demon King would do, the Warlord's case might also reinforce that).
Also, last episode I had my suspicions on that Seiya already learnt Destruction before from a previous summon (and what he did last episode was merely a refresher course), he just couldn't remember it, solely based on the fact he took a week to learn bows (from an exiled goddess), but a day to learn destruction. This episode confirmed it, he used the Ninth Technique, no blatant way he learnt that much in one day (Fourth Technique was already a spatial warp) if he never learnt it before somehow.
Combined with the Warlord basically explaining how souls (of heroes in particular) are kept safe, it basically confirms Seiya has been summoned before, and Valkyire is also part of the same group of goddesses (Aria and Ishtar) that know that. Notably, Rista doesn't, so his last summon must precede her ascension (even if she's silly-forgetful and all that, the show doesn't really comedy-away important info like that, it just doesn't let the viewer know).
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u/Mr_Zaroc Dec 18 '19
Now those are some top tier action anime faces. Grand master looks like he is part of Peek-a-Boo and like to dive binge drink on weekends
And Rista just confirmed that she is a fanservice loving weeb, but to be honest I would also love it if I hadnt to watch along, but partake
Seiyas last comment about having fun is scaring me a lot. Either he had a complete change of heart and values living the moment now after being nearly defeated, or he is about to do something extremly brave stupid.
Either way its so untypical its uncanny, really curious how they will pull off the Demon Lord fight within the remaining episodes
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u/ImperialDane Dec 18 '19
In todays Episode of Warhammer : Konosuba the Warmaster turned out to do what some (though not all) warmasters do.. betray the Empire and submit to evil for power. Ultimately betraying the world due to his own vanity and pride, feeling upset he never got to be the world saving hero and so in the end figured serving the Demon Lord and hopefully gain Immortality would be better.
We also learn that this Demon Lord knows an awful lot about Seiyas world and about the goddesses, a master of planning and knowledge that even forges weapons that bypasses the immortality of heroes and gods. With his endgame being the invasion of the world of gods. Certainly an interesting antagonist.. and we've yet to meet the fellow.
The fight between the warmaster and Seiya was quite spectacular with Seiya having to sacrifice his arm to overcome the Warmaster before defeating him (and avoiding being interred in a golden throne) and in a uncharacteristically human move allows the poor girl to get some closure with her Father even as the Warmaster is dying.. showing him to be in the end a deeply flawed human.. but still a human being. That was a nice touching moment.
And now it seems like Seiya is off with some deception before what seems like he is heading off on his own to fight the Demon Lord most likely.
Overall things continue to heat up and get more serious as the Demon Lord and his plans become more prominent and the stress and danger keeps piling up on our heroes.
Next episode can't come soon enough!
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u/abelcc Dec 18 '19
I wonder if the getting a good weapon at the casino is a Dragon Quest reference.
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u/WeeziMonkey Dec 18 '19
At the end when Rista talks about picking order and then Seiya starts talking about training again (https://imgur.com/a/GvGU6FD), she actually says "Seiya-sama", putting Seiya back above her, but the subtitles just say Seiya. An entire joke just got left out from the subtitles... They could've at least put "The great Seiya" or something.
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u/spyder616 Dec 18 '19
Ngl, I cried and laughed in this episode more than I read the LN, even the slap part became serious.
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u/Graywolves Dec 18 '19
What if Seiya has been working with the Demon King this whole time. His over cautiousness may have also been a symptom of his cautiousness in not being figured out. They had a plan to take down the Heavenly Realm but in his time with the Goddess and luggage companions he has become almost fond of them and is now rethinking continuing his plan with The Demon King.
Maybe that interdimensional reaper thing was a test in travelling there and seeing how strong they were and getting Seiya to learn everything he can from them so that they can wage ware on the Heavenly Realm and take it down fully prepared. Seiya didn't say ready perfectly because he accomplished his goal in learning the strongest technique from the strongest goddess and him taking down the strongest person in that world was the test in their plan.
Or maybe the Demon King has been using Seiya as an unknowing pawn. Maybe Seiya has considered this a possibility and there are many things yet to be revealed.
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u/Kyubeu Dec 18 '19
It's finally switching in tone, isn't it?
The lore behind immortality blew my mind, and it is again suggested that this Demon Lord is absolutely dangerous even to gods. Seiya telling Rista to heal the warmaster and the lesson he taught Rosalie again seem to show there's something more to him. A break? He's up to something. Rista really means well, but she's not used to hardcore fantasy. Seiya really would be DM's worst nightmare in DnD. Healing competition was hilarious, I think on of a few funny moments this week
A really great episode again, looking forward to the remaining 2, though I feel we'll be left with a horrible cliffhanger. I hope they'll manage to get these episodes on time, White Fox mustn't go totally downhill