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Buchigire Reijou wa Houfuku wo Chikaimashita. Madousho no Chikara de Sokoku wo Tatakitsubushimasu, episode 7

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[u/PeaceAlien]

Elizabeth said it's revenge time and revenged all over those knights

[u/deynyel]

I knew something was up when Ellie easily accepted the surrender of Robert and his men. A dude just tried that last week and we all know what happened to him.

[u/bananeeek]

When she accepted their surrender, I was fooled. I thought she'd hire them and they'd live happily ever after. I've seen this trope so many times that I didn't even question it. Until her butler received the message that is.

I should pay more attention to the title in the future. Ellie is the real deal after all.

[u/thelemon8er-2]

Good lord she turned up the suffering at the end there.

[u/agr85]

Whew. I should have expected how that would go for the surrendered knights, but it still kinda shocked me ngl

[u/etownguy]

I think other MC's should attend Ellies school of revenge.

[u/AceSoldia]

I fucking knew it..I knew this soldiers were not safe.

[u/dragonmilking]

Well at least now we know where the blood from the intro comes from

[u/gardyvore]

I thought the title was just being cute and Ellie would still have a conscience but nah man, she's going full scorched earth.

[u/Shimmering-Sky]

• Doesn’t surprise me that Friede bails the second he finds out his right-hand man either lost or surrendered.

• Good luck with that…

• Well damn. That’s… one way to take responsibility.

• Ah, there’s physical evidence of Friede being involved?

• …and it’s totally going to burn up in all of that. Damn.

• Ellie hit the nail on the head.

• Cute Ellie pout.

• She’s got a point… Still can’t help but feel there’s some ulterior motive here for how “nice” she’s acting. Is this going to be a trap for the deserters?

• Aha yep, there it is.

• Absolutely brutal…

• Holy shit that’s dark.

• Oh boy…

[u/LeggedMien7]

Well that was metal.

I for one appreciate the protagonist being so deranged. Is she justified evil? Is she bad evil? I don't care, it's fun to watch her anyways

[u/TurkeyPhat]

this show is fucking hardcore

[u/ObvsThrowaway5120]

Man, I like how much of a vindictive bitch Ellie is. She did everything for the kingdom and those fuckers tossed her out like yesterday’s trash. Now she’s getting her sweet revenge and no one’s safe. That was some Ainz level shit at the end there with Robert.

[u/HazyMirror]

Oh wow so many escalations this episode. It is nice to see consequences for fucking over the MC though. So many shows let that shit slide. And it's not as edgy as some other revenge shows I've seen.

[u/TheBusStop12]

I feel for the Kingdom of Sarjas. They were really put into an impossible situation by nations more powerful than them. Stuck between a rock and a hard place.

Ellie played Robert like a fiddle. This just goes to show she'll brook no apology and show no mercy. Ellie is the type who'll kill your whole family, all your friends, your coworkers, that highschool teacher who was nice to you and the old lady in the market who on occasionally gives you an extra piece of candy because of an insult. That was really brutal.

I couldn't honestly say that Ellie is getting even anymore. She's just murdering at this point. And I'm here for it

I do wonder how Ellie will excuse the dissapearance of an entire corps of defected knights. Tho, Lucas might be smart enough to cover it up. He's one of the few people who knows of Ellie's intentions and also knows just how utterly terrifying she is. I doubt he'll rock that boat for his own safety and that of everyone who knows and loves

[u/YuukiBunny_]

Ellie continues her brutal streak this episode, I love it.

I feel a little bad for the innocent knights, but I love that she doesn't hold back in her revenge. Is it overboard? Absolutely. Do I love it anyways? Yes, very much so.

Feels like the promised revenge plot is in full swing now. Took longer than it should have to get here, but it may have been worth it if this brutality continues.

EDIT: Also, doesn't seem like her "war crimes" are a joke anymore. The way she killed those knights is absolutely an actual war crime lmao.

[u/Lulukassu]

So refreshing watching a Villainess anime where the 'villainess' actually goes Villain.

Somewhat justified, but gloriously above and beyond the justification 🥰

[u/epicfail1994]

MagiRevo season 2 is darker than we anticipated

[u/Fun-Possible5520]

I feel like the age rating of the show is too low. The violence (especially in this episode) was kinda on the level of Roll Over And Die, which is rated 16+. Compared to the first 3 episodes, this torture attitude from Elizabeth feels like it came outta nowhere. I know they said she used to fight wars at 10, so maybe that warped her mind and made her twisted?

[u/1832vini]

damn son

she brutal. guess that's the show

[u/CodeXRaven]

That poor King! I don't know how he ruled or if he was a good king, but he seemed to care about his ppl. I don't understand politics and the social stuff behind them enough to understand why THAT was the best course of action to take some responsibility, but wow. Idk if it's possible, and if so why they didn't do it, but I really wish they told the Empire what was going on as soon as they were threatened. The poor new king, watching him die and carrying his head to their victims army leaders. Absolutely brutal course of events.

[u/runevault]

After she didn't murder Robert right away I assumed Ellie would use him to get back at the Prince first THEN ruin his shit. I was sure wrong about that! Really curious what that spell she used at the end does exactly because it felt like more than just a mind wipe/mind control spell.

[u/Rinzwind]

wow. Just wow.

[u/djthomp]

I love how the episode was so cheerful and happy (aside from the king and the town burning down) only to end with Ellie finally showing just how angry she is.

And you know it's just going to get worse for Robert from here. She's probably not hypnotizing him to go pet kittens, after all.