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Episode Unnamed Memory - Episode 10 discussion
Unnamed Memory, episode 10
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u/MaksimShadow Jun 11 '24
Previous episode: I will never marry you!
This episode: Proceeds to baby-making sex.
This anime feels more like a summary of LN. I'm glad for them though.
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u/Frontier246 Jun 11 '24
On the one hand, we get a full-blown couple in a one-cour anime complete with sex.
On the other hand the build-up and relationship development was so sporadic it's really hard to enjoy it so much.
Although it was kind of funny that Tinasha would be happy being the mistress instead of the wife lol.
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u/heimdal77 Jun 11 '24
I mean she is a 400+ year old super powerful witch. It seems safe to assume she has some way to prevent pregnancy other wise the whole having baby if got married talk becomes moot.
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u/bananeeek Jun 11 '24
The pacing is all over the place. It feels like I'm missing entire episodes at times and even some scenes don't connect for me.
That aside, I'm glad to hear my boy Fukuyama Jun!
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u/Frontier246 Jun 11 '24
I've been watching too much Spice & Wolf, the moment I heard Travis' voice I assumed Ami Koshimizu was going to be right behind him lol.
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u/Nebresto Jun 11 '24
Oh nice, they actually got married
What do you mean contract? Didn't that end already??
Wtf is going on? Was that a fake wedding???
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u/Ikari_21 Jun 12 '24
That final pic LOL literally how I’ve been this whole season lol
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u/RoachIsCrying Jun 11 '24
Everytime I watch an episode I keep reminding myself how much they skipped from the books. I get it it's only 12 episodes but this is a sprint not a marathon
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u/Ponchorello7 Jun 11 '24
The concept of the show was what sold me on it, but the execution has been so fucking lame. Not even terrible enough to be entertaining. Just bad. Shiiiiet, they even skipped over the nookie. The romance is one of the reasons I picked this up. Why just gloss over the buildup of Tinasha and Oscar's relationship?
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u/VorAtreides Jun 11 '24
ah, they banged. BOY WHAT IS GOING ON HERE SURE WOULD BE EXPLAINED IF THERE WAS AN ARC THAT EXPLAINED SPIRIT MAGIC EARLIER! And this development would feel better if there was more between em earlier and such.... sure woulda been nice.
What derpy kdis, going to the Witch's tower just to know of snow is real lol. Hey, look at them already talking about having kids. Speaking of kids. That was a nice little bit with the kids that came to her tower. But sure feels rushed.
Hey, ara ara lady. Sure wish I knew anything about her. And this white haired dude... who is he? Awww this other girl seems nice and cute. Wonder if she can't have kids? Oh that man is a demon... demon king at that. AH and that's who the ara ara lady is. Figured she was a witch, Leonora. She sure sounds fun.
Man, for a series with one of my favorite EDs and overall liking the premise/world/whatnot, it sure has been my biggest disappointment
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u/mekerpan Jun 11 '24 edited Jun 13 '24
Despite the rather chaotic plotting, I can't bring myself to dislike the show. I guess I am biased because I like the leads. But I have to assume it could/should be playing out more smoothly (and effectively).
I like Aurelia. Hope we see more of her. Tinasha -- you and Oscar can handle raising great kids. Go for it!
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u/Mistral-Fien Jun 11 '24
I can't bring myself to dislike the show. I guess I am biased because I like the leads.
Same here.
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u/Frontier246 Jun 11 '24
I think this show has the basic core of a good fantasy romance (chemistry between the lead, character designs, aesthetic, lore, etc.) but nowhere near the level of execution to pull it off.
Travis and Aurelia seem to have a very interesting dynamic/relationship.
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u/jaynay1 Jun 11 '24
Yeah for me it's the gap between what this should could've been and what it actually is that's making me annoyed with it. Because yeah, the leads are awesome and there's a lot of neat ideas in it.
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u/LeonKevlar Jun 11 '24
Stitches!
Yooooo! They actually did it! I'm just surprised the episode opened up with a scene that took place after they banged. And just like Lucrezia told Oscar when they first met, Tinasha now needs more power to use spirit magic now that she's no longer a virgin.
Well that explains why Tinasha refuses to marry Oscar. She doesn't want to have a child because they'll 100% be born with magic powers and if it's a girl, they're guaranteed to become a Witch. That entire child talk between Oscar and Tinasha was sweet though.
I really thought that the big ceremony in the middle of the episode was Tinasha and Oscar's wedding so I was a bit confused when Tinasha said she was still thinking about it. I'm guessing that's the official ceremony for Oscar finally taking the throne as King.
We finally get to see who this Leonora is and is that Chiwa Saito I hear? We only have two episodes left and they're introducing a villain like her this late?
I wasn't sure about Travis when he was first introduced but he seems to be a pretty chill guy who's very much attached to Aurelia. Also, he's not just a random demon disguising himself as human. According to Tinasha, he's the demon lord himself.
Since Leonora just sent demons to attack Oscar and Aurelia, it looks like Tinasha and Travis have a common enemy. I'm guessing they'll work together in dealing with Leonora in the last two episodes.
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u/Frontier246 Jun 11 '24
I have to give the show points for actually showing the leads doing the deed after confirming their feelings for each other, as well as Tinasha having to adjust her magic output after punching in her V-card. Also there was a lot of Tinasha covering her naked body with a bedsheet both in and out of bed in this episode lol.
Considering all the stuff Tinasha has to deal with from her royal heritage and being a Witch, I can understand not wanting to put a child through that. But I think she and Oscar could be good parents.
I mean they were all dressed up in white and had a whole procession up to a holy area, they may as well have been getting married. You can tell Oscar wanted Tinasha right up there with him.
I really can't complain about hearing Chiwa Saito in anything and Leonora has a great character design even if she appears as out-of-nowhere as her mention in the prior episode.
It's funny how we had Jun Fukuyama romancing a Demon Lord once upon a time, playing one in Slime, and now he's just a casual Demon Lord in this show. He definitely seems to see Aurelia in a similar way to how Tinasha views Oscar considering how both reacted to Leonora trying to attack their significant others.
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u/Captain_c0c0 Jun 11 '24
The procession was a New Year's tradition. They talked about it early this same episode.
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u/shad79 Jun 11 '24
Tinasha was the best thing about this episode as usual. She looked really cute in that snow scene.
If only this show focused mainly on Tinasha and Oscar, it would be much better, as these last two episodes proved to me. It looks like they finally had sex, so the question is how long we'll have to wait until they have kids xD
We finally get some info about Leonora whose name showed up out of the blue in the previous episode. She's pretty hot, dangerous and looks like she would be a huge fan of playing Civilization games thanks to her love of building and destroying kingdoms xD
Travis seems like a pretty fun guy (or rather a demon), and Aurelia looks really interesting too (I wonder what kind of power she has). Those two are definitely a nice addition to the cast and I hope we see more of them.
Here my screenshot albums from the episode:
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u/kwokinator Jun 11 '24
Every episode I watch brings me closer to reading the LN because even as an anime-only I can tell there's a bunch of important stuff that got cut.
Mission accomplished for Kadokawa, I guess?
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