Two Paths

This episode was the most beautiful anime i've ever watched in my anime history.

I've never felt this much heart warming and exciting, peaceful ever.

Never imagined that this anime would make me change my vision in life.

People wanting fight scenes from beginning and me too i was kinda don't understand that meaning of this, but now i see its telling us a kind of message to us.

Animation detail, characters growth was awesome, Canute, Thorfin, Einar growth much in this episode.

Vinland saga never disappoints me from Season 1 amazing fight scenes, Season 2 heart warming, beautiful episode's, make me think of what i have and how expensive it is, freedom.

No other word needed its just PURE MASTERPIECE.

Vinland Saga definitely #1 anime for me from now.

Wow. I don't even have the words to describe this episode. Nothing turned down as I would've expected it to be. This series has definitely turned into one of my favorites of all time, especially this season. Everything's been boiling down to this moment and it did not disappoint at all. In fact, it's one of the most satisfying payoffs I've ever experienced.

I'm not a fan of writing reviews, but I felt the urge to write something about this episode, as it goes down to one of the best I've ever seen in my entire life. Thorfinn and Einar came to me as some of the best characters I've ever seen, especially the bond and brotherhood they've formed.

I have not read the manga and don't intend to, but I hope the next seasons bring more of this peaceful Thorfinn we've seen thus far. That being said, I highly recommend everyone to watch the series just so you can experience the journey that leads to this beautiful masterpiece.

10/10.

I will admit- I had my reservations about the second season of Vinland once i heard little details here and there about what the second season could look like, and how it would contrast to the first season. As soon as I heard about "Farmland" arc, I winced just a bit. Even after the first season, I personally believed Vinland Saga to be amongst the very best currently airing anime, and potentially one of the best seasons of not just Anime, but tv in general- that I've ever seen. I partly fell in love with it because of its historical parallels to real life events but also the action sequences and depiction of intense conflicts on the battle fields of the both the war and political realm of that time period. HOW IS A SEASON DEDICATED TO RAISING CROPS and milking cows GOING TO TOP THAT??

I have to say after the first few episodes- albeit It still was top of the line quality production and writing, I was still uncertain if itd achieve the same quality that s1 did. However, not only did it end up doing just that, but what I find even more impressive are the aspects it exponentially improved in (yes, albeit at the trade off of action)- and most of it stems from DEEP character development, and the teams ability to translate these complex and compelling characters onto the big screen, matched with unmitigated raw humanized emotion and intensity. All done at a level that only a handful of other TV SERIES are capable of doing!

I think beyond Anime, tv and film professionals from all sorts of different markets can take many pages out of Vinlands execution process. Because this show thus far has been nothing short of exceptional. Vinland's team don't underestimate the intelligence of the audience, they trust our ability to be patient, our ability to be reflective and inquisitive about the way some of the ways our world came about, and our ability to be invested in real PEOPLE conflicts that stretch beyond a battle field. And they have the secret ingredients to creating a captivating, mesmerizing spectacle of a story- which sometimes aren't so secret and are more simpler than one may think.

Top 5 anime of all time for me as of now. Onto s3!

WHAT. AN. EPISODE. WHAT. A SHOW.

We have just witnessed the end of the first chapter of Vinland saga. This episode may not be the last in its season, but it concludes the farming arc of Vinland as we move on in the story. And boy was this a perfect episode.

This episode focuses on Thorfinn and how he changes people. We see so many characters have development all come together, and it leaves us so satisfied to see the likes of Gardar and Snake and Throfinn himself find closure in this story plotline. We see that Thorfinn has already atoned for much of his sins in this episode, and the promise he has made is what founds the rest of the show.

MAPPA were not holding back here - artstyle was stepped up to top level. The eyes on the characters, the facial definition, the music and, most prominently, the SKY and colours were amazing. I have never see such a visually beautiful and artistic episode of anime.

I think this episode emphasizes how love and peace, not war, can change a man for the better. And that is a truth. A fact and something we all can agree on.

I had to make an account because of this episode. The emotions, satisfaction, and closure it brings to the Farm arc is out of this world. For 22 episodes straight, the arc was nothing but spectacular. The build-up finally reaching it's climax in this finale-type episode is one I will always remember as the greatest of all time. If you have not seen this show yet, please take the time to really give it your undivided attention. There is truly nothing like this show. It deserves to be a major series on HBO for the world outside of anime to see. I will cherish this show and specific episode for the rest of my life.