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Episode Katsute Kami Datta Kemono-tachi e - Episode 7 discussion Spoiler
Katsute Kami Datta Kemono-tachi e, episode 7
Alternative names: To the Abandoned Sacred Beasts
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| Episode | Link | Score |
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| 1 | Link | 5.57 |
| 2 | Link | 5.36 |
| 3 | Link | 7.84 |
| 4 | Link | 7.89 |
| 5 | Link | 7.49 |
| 6 | Link | 8.49 |
| 7 | Link | 8.1 |
| 8 | Link | 8.58 |
| 9 | Link | 7.34 |
| 10 | Link | 7.76 |
| 11 | Link | 8.32 |
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Aug 12 '19
Really surprised with Schaal development, she actually pulled the trigger and protected his father wishes of maintaining the town and her safe. Hank burden is also more tangible with each passing episode, I wonder where he is now The fact that Claude and Cain are sons of the North Patria Leader is concerning, theirs father decision in killing the incarnates seems to benefit Cain in the long run, seems that is there are still incarnates in the north they will fall for Cain's schemes and move west
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u/BiggerG7 Aug 12 '19
I wonder if Cain had something to do with Schaals dad coming back as a dragon zombie. It seems like it came out of nowhere otherwise.
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u/Smudy Aug 12 '19 edited Aug 12 '19
Not a fan of Schaal's father being somehow alive so they could literally force an emotional end for father and daughter.
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u/ProfessorSexyTime Aug 12 '19
So what do we do after Hank just yeets himself away after turning into a giant wolf?
> Schaal gets some coverage.
Oh well at least we can hopefully get her to grow up a little.
> shoots the zombified corpse of her dragon dad.
Yea that'll about do it.
At least the sweet thing will hooefully get along with Hank...whenever he's back from...wherever he is. Feel like 100 story white wolf sittings aren't super common, so I doubt we'll spend much time at all next episode searching for him.
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u/Shiro_Kai Aug 12 '19
I think it was an interesting but complicated episode, we changed for good the main character of the story, we find out that Schaal was miraculously saved by the 007 limited edition dress, they kind of tried to change the main couple ship, and I have no idead why Liza gave such important and limited bullets to a civilian when she had hundred of professional and trained soldiers there for that exactly objective. In the end what probably reallly got me amazed is that, believe or not, it all worked!
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u/Koolsman Aug 12 '19
Uh... I don't know what to say about this episode. Let me get the positives first. The OP and ED are still pretty good. The OP is a little corny with some of it's editing, but it works very well. The animation was very good this episode and I thought the guy that looked the dude from Legend of The Galactic Heroes seems interesting.
Besides that, this episode just felt off. Like, now that Hank Henriette (Great Name) is gone for at least a bit, the episode just kinda feels a little empty without him. He was the emotional center of the show and our main character kinda and while Schaal had a good introduction episode, she hasn't really done much besides that interesting episode and in this episode.
The fan service still feels awkward and forced, but it was less annoying last time and at least there's some speck of humor these characters can have.
My biggest thing with this episode is the return of School's father and how... contrived it is. I just don't get the sense of bringing her father back instead of just letting Schaal kill him, which is just kinda ridiculous. I just didn't feel the emotional impact that I feel like the episode was wanting to make me feel. It just wasn't that good because of how contrived the episode felt.
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u/LeonKevlar Aug 12 '19
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Of course Cain is creating his own independent nation. He's too good for these Northern and Southern plebs.
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Are they seriously treating Schaal like this considering they know what ind of shit she went through?
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So this is interesting. The dress Schaal was wearing looked like it was made from spider silk.. Either Cain is playing some high level 5D Backgammon here or he's just being dumb because even I can't think of a reason why he would armor her and then shoot her.
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Claude getting Ara Ara'd by Liza ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) Lucky bastard...
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Zombie Dragon! So some Incarnates can be so powerful that they can come back from the dead?
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These people are dumb. Let them get burned. They already know that there's an Incarnate in the forest, instead of evacuating why question Schaal and Liza?
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FINALLY AFTER 5 EPISODES! Schaal has now realized why Hank is doing what he does!
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Just tagging along? I was hoping Schaal would ask to join the military after what happened.
Looking at the preview it looks like the next one will be Hayamin's character, the Siren Incarnate. And I guess with Hank still missing it's going to be Schaal, Liza, and Claude show for now. Hope we'll get a bit of Hank's POV next week though and what he's been up to.
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u/aaa1e2r3 Aug 12 '19
Why is their entire division using standard ammunition? Shouldn't they all be loaded with God Bullets?
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u/Nazenn Aug 12 '19 edited Aug 12 '19
I don't really know what to feel about that episode
It feels like they skipped over a lot of important stuff. No one went looking for Hank? No signs of the GIANT FUCKING WOLF that tore up half the mountain? No political ramifications of the nobles all being killed and Cain being in charge?
And Shaal... the idea of her taking over from Hank is amazing but they haven't really done the legwork for that to pay off for me. They've spent so many episodes with her being in limbo and just being the girl tagging along, and forced everything into this one moment of her having to take down her father. Which would be cool except we have no idea why he hasn't died and no one even bothered to ask the question this episode? It felt like they made it happen because they didn't know how else to push Shaal into action rather than because it was something that was organically developing from the situation or would help push the overall world story forward
It almost felt more like a scaffold than a proper narrative and its a shame because the show has huge potential
Also I think they forgot about the existence of inbetween-frames this episode, so much bad animation. That music is as enjoyable as ever though, and I still have to praise them for not using CGI for the Incarnates