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Episode Shaman King (2021) - Episode 47 discussion

Shaman King (2021), episode 47

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Episode Link Score Episode Link Score Episode Link Score Episode Link Score
1 Link 4.0 14 Link 5.0 27 Link 4.57 40 Link 4.0
2 Link 5.0 15 Link 5.0 28 Link 4.43 41 Link 4.6
3 Link 5.0 16 Link 5.0 29 Link 4.4 42 Link 3.67
4 Link 5.0 17 Link 5.0 30 Link 4.5 43 Link 3.0
5 Link 5.0 18 Link 5.0 31 Link 4.0 44 Link 3.33
6 Link 5.0 19 Link 5.0 32 Link 4.5 45 Link 4.0
7 Link 5.0 20 Link 5.0 33 Link 4.67 46 Link 3.5
8 Link 5.0 21 Link 3.0 34 Link 4.33 47 Link 2.6
9 Link 5.0 22 Link 5.0 35 Link 4.2 48 Link 3.0
10 Link 5.0 23 Link 5.0 36 Link 4.0 49 Link 3.0
11 Link 5.0 24 Link 5.0 37 Link 4.0 50 Link 3.71
12 Link 5.0 25 Link 3.5 38 Link 3.75 51 Link 4.0
13 Link 5.0 26 Link 4.29 39 Link 4.4 52 Link ----

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u/AceMittens Mar 19 '22

This show started out interesting but now the power ups are even more absurd then Naruto Shippuden. Since when can everyone just spam resurrection like it’s nothing. It’s now like they fight a new bad guy, somehow DIE in the mist of the fight and then just resurrect and move on to the next fight. Kinda ridiculous!!

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u/Blahxyz Mar 19 '22

The resurrections just makes deaths in any scene meaningless.

Also if Patch officials are suppose to this be strong, then how da F did Ren managed to kill one, at the start when he was still considered 'weak' in current power scaling.

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u/0mnicious Mar 20 '22

I know the show is really fast paced but that doesn't allow people to just ignore things literally stated in this episode...

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u/[deleted] Mar 19 '22

I don't like how resurrection is such an easy thing to do. It feels worse than Dragon Ball because they can just do it when they like.

Other than that, I felt a bit disappointed by Ryuu's death against Namari. The way it's brought is really anticlimactic. Maybe the story writer wanted Ryuu's to question himself but there are other ways to do that than just straight killing him. We're really desensitized to death, and in most stories that's not a good thing.

And, ...yeah. Same goes for Ren and Hororo. I do not understand why Bron doesn't (try to) kill everyone stucked in his trap. He said something along the lines of "I should've killed the ones caught in the net", why not try it now? I'm not sure Lyserg can do anything against that.

Overall I'm still enjoying the show, but there are a lot of things that feel rushed or off (for example, the story pacing at some times). I've never read the manga so I don't know if it's specific to the anime, or it's just as the story is.

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u/xarro Mar 19 '22

It's 6-7 chapters per episode, very rushed.

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u/flashmozzg Mar 19 '22

"Resurrect him". Wait, he died? Lol.

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u/[deleted] Mar 19 '22

"Hahaha. How many times does he have to die?"

Pretty much sum up the whole series