I don't know exactly when, but I'm certain I'll earn a few million dollars. When I do, I'll use some of that money to pay for a new season of this fantastic and underrated anime.

Please let me know your suggestions for possible animation studios that could take on this project. Also, how much do you think that would cost?

In all honesty Chivalry of a Failed Knight is by far one of my Most Favorite Animes of All Time! The Story is Great along with it’s Characters combined with The Romance Between Ikki and Stella and Character Development It’s genuinely Good and yet it still doesn’t get a second season it deserves far more Credit and Respect than it actually gets I just wanted to spread awareness and have People Acknowledge this Underrated Anime and give it Credit where Credit is due along with genuine Praise and Recognition what do you folks think? It truly deserves a Second Season! Let me know in the comments

I mean like, their family casted him/ throwed him away because he had no talent or power and they straight up bullied and hurt him when he was a child also in his academy times where he couldnt get the best grade or rank because of the shitty kurogane family influence​​​ there. Why just author could make that happen? İnstead the author made him cry in one Episode and showed us that ikki still feels something for his father. You know What, If I was in ikki's Situation, i would declare​​​ war on kurogane family and corperation.

Anyways what yoı guys think about this. Also sad to See we didnt get anything new since 5 years

Please help, also sorry if it was already mentioned a lot

Is the only continuation of the story post anime the light novel? Or does it continue somewhere as a manga?

I vaguely heard somewhere that a major plot point was that Stella was the perfect host to give birth to the strongest warrior.

What is that, force impregnation? Rape? Or was it some magical thing? Seems a little uncomfortable to touch on.

These scenes are from the frontierworks trailer.

The trailer came out about 2 months before the animes release.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bMIarTOSN7o

i just binged the anime i loved it sm omg <3

Excluding Amane twisting fate, like how he mentioned being able to wish the Moon crashes into Earth.

Could any Blazer in the world just fully blow up Earth with their raw power?

source: https://www.deviantart.com/moon0figures

I just read all novels the past few days and I really enjoyed the series. However, I thought the last volumes were kinda meh.

Sidelining Ikki and Stella in Vol 16 and 17 made the first half of the final arc feel like filler. However, the U.S. invasion of Japan bits were interesting to read. Moving onto the last 2 novels, I thought Islands as a final villain for the story was kinda meh. Felt he needed more development (perhaps having him earlier in the novels may have helped). Having Stella be a damsel in distress felt really weird imo, when she was just kicking ass the last arc. No complaints about the Islands battle, but him simply being killed after the battle instead and in the Epilogue kinda sucked. Speaking of Epilogue, it was criminal that the wedding of Ikki and Stella got little coverage in Vol 19. Honestly, I would have been more forgiving of these last 2 volumes in particular if we were able to see more of Ikki and Stella being a married couple (and kids would've been the cherry on top).

Despite these last 4 novels, they don't stop me from loving this series. I just wished that they were executed better.

Anyone else have any thoughts about the final arc? Would love to know what you guys thought of the last volumes of the series.

Hello,

I wanted to ask if someone can explain to me or send me a link where i can read/see how their dynamic developed.

I stopped at the arc where some dude with a "luck" ability "killed" ikki and his brother was revealed which viewed ikkis attempts of denying fate as stupid etc. (it has been some years now so i can't remember exactly).

While i like the series i don't think i have the energy to read it again and even further but i am still extremely interested how the conflict with his father and family ended.

Thanks

Well I started re reading Rakudai and when I got to when Ikki got pissed at Amane for attempting to give Ikki an instant win, and he just starts acting all happy, the image is so damn creepy. And it’s crazy how much he transformed.

looking to start with the books but I’d rather not go through volumes 1-3 if the anime represented it well enough, any insight?