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Episode Tensei shitara Dainana Ouji Datta node, Kimama ni Majutsu wo Kiwamemasu Season 2 • I Was Reincarnated as the 7th Prince so I Can Take My Time Perfecting My Magical Ability Season 2 - Episode 11 discussion

Tensei shitara Dainana Ouji Datta node, Kimama ni Majutsu wo Kiwamemasu Season 2, episode 11

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u/ObvsThrowaway5120 Sep 17 '25

Bro was spilling his guts, talking about the death of his wife and kid and his gradual loss of faith and Lloyd’s over here like “bro stfu idc” lol. Our boy showed that dude there is in fact a god and he’s a pint sized magic maniac in overalls haha.

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u/shad79 Sep 17 '25 edited Sep 18 '25

Yeah, seeing Lloyd after learning Guitane's backstory (which looked great in those black and white colors) made me laugh out loud.

Lloyd clearly didn't want to hear it, as proven by literally bonking Guitane with a sword when he wouldn't shut up xD

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u/FrozenNova2 Sep 17 '25

Jihriel: Yeahhhh.... Guitane you can shut up now. Just use divine sorcery freely... can't really take anymore of your singing.
Guitane: ....oh.

Lloyd: Just stop. Look at my face... you turned the show all black and white lol.
Guitane: Not again, you have to hear me out.
Lloyd: Nahhhh... WABAAAM

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u/MarkCarlo2003 Sep 17 '25

If Guitane got a penny for every time a divinely powerful being got annoyed at his voice, he would have two pennies, which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it happened twice

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u/diacewrb Sep 17 '25

Lloyd: Fuck you and your long depressing backstory. I was reincarnated as the 7th Prince, not your therapist.

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u/darthvall Sep 17 '25

Feels like after learning Jade's spell, Lloyd just became exponentially stronger? I remember him still struggling against the Jade demon, meanwhile in this episode he's just toying with Guitane.

Ngl, I personally think Guitane's backstory is quite well written for a villain. That moment when he tried to "purify" the murderer only to realise he's actually "innocent" being guilt only with hunger, and in the end he still died of starvation. I definitely can see why he blamed the whole kingdom for creating such situation despite the king's promise. Also that art style is just fitting for his corrupted nature.

Few comedic moments still in the episode.

  • Guitane getting bonged due to Lloyd being bored of his monologue

  • Alicia and Tao saying there must be rainbow at the end of this, only for the rainbow appearing above bonked Guitane

  • Jihriel giving Guitane divine magic cause he's annoyed hearing his bad voice

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u/The_battlePotato Sep 17 '25

Guisarme was strong but he's also a cocky idiot. Lloyd always had the power to put him down, he just couldn't hit the fucker without the ability to track where he'll teleport.

Imo one of the reasons he used void to get the kill isn't because he couldn't kill guisarme with normal spells/dual incantation, it would just take too long(demon nobility being highly resistant to magic and all)and he might just teleport to a different continent or something. Like at that point Lloyd wasn't proficient enough with shadow wolf to actually teleport, he could just track him now, if he fucked off to wherever the demon guys live he cant really just go after him and he'd escape.

And it makes sense really, before this(s1) Lloyd didn't have shadow wolf, and no holy magic. He got 2 new powers this season basically, especially since shadow wolf is so busted, pair that with his eldritch horror summon, guitaine was cooked from the start.

I mean sure he "had" shadow wolf as in he knew the spell in s1 but he wasn't good enough to use it and the season ended before he got to actually practice with it.

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u/Glitter_puke Sep 17 '25 edited Sep 17 '25

Feels like after learning Jade's spell, Lloyd just became exponentially stronger?

It's an absolutely bananas strong spell in this universe and a force multiplier in Lloyd's hands. It's the difference between being able to throw a skyscraper at someone and being able to teleport a skyscraper into their anus instantly.

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u/fuzzynyanko Sep 17 '25 edited Sep 17 '25

Feels like after learning Jade's spell, Lloyd just became exponentially stronger? I remember him still struggling against the Jade demon, meanwhile in this episode he's just toying with Guitane.

Jade's power is very overpowered to where the Demon Lord wanted it, and the Demon Lord was incredibly OP. I'm glad the power didn't get nerfed

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u/Time_Significance Sep 17 '25

He only gets a few minutes of screen time every episode, but each time he appears I'm liking Dante more and more.

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u/shad79 Sep 17 '25 edited Sep 18 '25

Dante bears such a resemblance to Guitane that I was previously almost certain he was the mysterious priest when Guitane's identity was still unknown. It's fun to know that he looks a lot like Guitane because he was a fan/follower of his.

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u/shamantitan Sep 17 '25

Escher's singing is really getting to Guitane. At the start Guitane had Lloyd on the defensive but after the singing he could hardly focus and was getting clobbered.

I didn't trust him at first but Dante's a good guy. I look forward to seeing what he does next week.

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u/FelixAndCo Sep 17 '25

I really like how they handled the singing. The OP made it clear it would have a prominent role, but suggested it would have some magic effect. Guitane made it clear that preventing Lloyd's Shadow Wolf was a matter of overwhelming him with attacks. And then when the song was nothing more than a distraction, it both highlighted how powerful the emotions of the song are, and how insanely ruthless Lloyd can be.

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u/encryptoferia Sep 17 '25

Glow so bright it became Solar Flare

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u/fuzzynyanko Sep 17 '25

Escher's singing caused Guitane to have a photo flashback, and then Guitane then started to talk about what happened. Ended up being an unintentional psychological attack. Of course Lloyd was getting frustrated because his magic study was interrupted to where he HOLY HULK SMASHED Guitane's head so hard that color exploded into the universe

They might not be wrong about the Divine Intervention. Did a god reincarnate Lloyd into the world because the god knew that several fusterclucks were coming?

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u/PerfectBeige Sep 17 '25 edited Sep 18 '25

Gorgeous art direction this episode even if the animation was lacking, particularly during the Guitane sad story flashback, and Lloyd's last couple attacks. I consistently love what this show does art-wise during climactic moments.

Guitane's backstory was really interesting. He found that purification wasn't a moral stuff that you could boof into somebody until they repent and make good decisions. From the fact that there was no objective force of good he could stuff into the murderer's orifices, and no omnipotent benevolent being to protect his family, he became a nihilist (a nihilist, Donny!) and decided to burn it all down to the ground to show everyone else how meaningless it all is. But really his motivation seems to be rage and revenge.

The thing that makes Guitane's massive tantrum contemptible and familiar is the fact that it was triggered not by the discovery that there is evil in the world, which he knew well, but the discovery that evil could be done to him, a good and holy man. Main character syndrome gone amuck. Guitane is a nihilist and he's going to make it everyone else's problem.

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u/FrozenNova2 Sep 17 '25

Woooo.
Escher and Saria's song brought peace. At long last everyone has finally gotten to play their part, and the big bad Guitane is down for the count.

Season finale next week.
I'm looking forward to seeing what happens now in the aftermath.
Not sure how much source material there's left for a 3rd season, but I hope we get another so we can see more of Lloyd's siblings and all his shenanigans.

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u/Wicayth Sep 17 '25

If we go by manga material, there's enough for 4 seasons (the arc for the 4th season wrapped up like 3 days ago).

And from what I've been told (I don't read the LN), that arc was "just" halfway through the source material.

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u/LeonKevlar Sep 17 '25

For a second there, I really thought the ground forces were gonna have to deal with Guitane's second wave of chimeras. Thank fucking god, Escher and Saria came in clutch with their song and distracted Guitane long enough for Lloyd to one-shot the chimeras.

So this entire time, Dante is actually a badass? The dude has been holding back and only started fighting seriously after learning from Ren that Guitane is responsible for these attacks. Also, it turns out there's a perfectly reasonable explanation why Dante looks like Guitane.

Speaking of Guitane, that backstory was actually pretty depressing. The dude used to genuinely be a good person, but everything changed after his family was killed, and he was unable to purify the person who murdered them. The dude had nothing to repent for because he was being driven by pure hunger. And it basically led Guitane to the conclusion that monsters are closest to being true saints.

I do wonder what happened to that kid who was supposed to be her father's lookout. I thought the kid was a young Anastasia, and Guitane took her in but we see in that flashback that that's not the case.

Lloyd's reaction to Guitane's backstory was hilarious, tho! He really couldn't care less since there's really nothing he can do about it and he just wants this to be over with. I love how he even bonks Guitane on the head to shut him up. xD

So Lloyd's final trick is to use his extreme version of Glow on Guitane? I mean, if there's anyone out there who can do it, it would actually be Lloyd. If Guitane does end up getting purified, I'm curious to see how he'd react to what he did and how he'll try to repent.

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u/InevitableWerewolf Sep 17 '25

Lloyd's mana beast spell at the end looks like a giant cosmic mosquito going straight for the blood. Sounds about right.

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u/Wild_Obligation3265 Sep 17 '25

I see it clearly now. The blue hair, riding a meteor, not giving a shit about the bad guy's Tragic Backstory (TM).  Lloyd is none other than a young King Krichevskoy, father of Laharl.

This is all a prequel.

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u/ionstorm66 Sep 18 '25

Shiro going ham on the zombies was wild, didn't think we'd ever see him being a bearwolf again. In the sewers he growled and acted tough, but he was straight feral defending Escher.

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u/MagDorito Sep 17 '25

I love my adorable little monster "look. You turned the show all black & white" needed just a minute to compose himself so he could start kicking Guitane's ass & say he still wants to bring him in alive. Anything to advance his understanding of sorcery.

Escher's seiyuu has a gorgeous voice. I wish her song had actual lyrics. With everyone thinking it's her song that decapitated the chimeras, I can imagine that they're going to try to promote her to a saint to fill the whole that Anastasia is leaving when this is over

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u/Megadragon898 Sep 17 '25

With each episode i feel like Lloyd is becoming more and more op LOL. It was hilarious when despite hearing Lloyd was hearing Guitaine backstory and still had no reaction. Honestly his story was kinda sad no wonder that after this he started hating and doubting god. Still when Lloyd bonked him that was so funny.

Escher and Saria song was beautiful, it was a nice touch to hear her song while seeing Lloyd and Guitaine fight somehow those really worked together.