Mata atta toki ni hazukashii kara ne
- Episode aired Mar 22, 2024
- 25m
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9.1/10
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Serie concludes the third and final stage of the First-Class Mage Exam. Many examinees remain in Äußerst to prepare for their next plans. Frieren, Fern and Stark depart from the city to head... Read allSerie concludes the third and final stage of the First-Class Mage Exam. Many examinees remain in Äußerst to prepare for their next plans. Frieren, Fern and Stark depart from the city to head further north.Serie concludes the third and final stage of the First-Class Mage Exam. Many examinees remain in Äußerst to prepare for their next plans. Frieren, Fern and Stark depart from the city to head further north.
Atsumi Tanezaki
- Frieren
- (voice)
Kana Ichinose
- Fern
- (voice)
Chiaki Kobayashi
- Stark
- (voice)
Nobuhiko Okamoto
- Himmel
- (voice)
Hiroki Tôchi
- Heiter
- (voice)
Azumi Waki
- Kanne
- (voice)
Sayumi Suzushiro
- Lawine
- (voice)
Kishô Taniyama
- Wirbel
- (voice)
Ikumi Hasegawa
- Übel
- (voice)
Jirô Saitô
- Denken
- (voice)
Shizuka Ishigami
- Laufen
- (voice)
Shohei Komatsu
- Land
- (voice)
Reina Ueda
- Methode
- (voice)
Yuji Murai
- Scharf
- (voice)
Mariya Ise
- Serie
- (voice)
Morgan Berry
- Übel
- (English version)
- (voice)
Katie Caruso
- Additional
- (English version)
- (voice)
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The final episode of this season felt like the closing of a good prologue before the adventure begins. This is just the beginning of many more things that probably aren't expected in the future, and I can't wait to see what else awaits us in this world with these beautiful characters. Treasure every encounter you make on your journey, how every person who crosses our path can somehow impact the course of our lives, even if they were only there for a brief moment in a chapter of our lives, how small acts of kindness that mean nothing can be everything and enough to change the world... The magic of encounters and goodbyes is as great here as any spell we've seen before. A beautiful sky that marks only the beginning of something very promising and exciting. I love you Stark, I love you Fern, and I love you Frieren. I can't wait to see you again.
The way story was portrayed it's mind blowing. Author put up a lot of effort for each character development. Even though himmel died in first episode but he was all along till the end of anime in this eason. This proves how good storyline this is. It's not like other anime where main storyline is of taking revenge. It's a journey of Frieren along with her human companion to understand emotion, friendship, bonds with human. Even though it looks simple the storyline is beautifully portrayed with lots of emotion,bond, comedy and action. The animation is top notch. Others character like fern and stark had a wonderful character development. In this story all characters can get equally popular among fans, which proves how well written this story is.
Episode serves as an absolutely stunning conclusion to what has been an extraordinary first season. This episode doesn't rely on grand battles or shocking cliffhangers; instead, it offers a deeply satisfying, emotionally resonant, and perfectly paced resolution to the First-Class Mage Exam arc, while beautifully setting the stage for Frieren's continuing journey.
The genius of this finale lies in its ability to bring a sense of closure without truly ending the adventure. Having navigated the rigorous exam and achieved her goal, Frieren's path forward is once again clear, yet subtly changed. The episode brilliantly showcases the bonds she has forged with Fern and Stark, solidifying their roles as her chosen family and highlighting the profound impact they've had on her once-solitary existence. Their quiet camaraderie, expressed through simple gestures and shared moments, speaks volumes about the depth of their relationships.
A significant strength of Episode is its reflection on the themes that have defined the series: the passage of time, the weight of memories, and the evolving nature of connection. Frieren's internal monologue, or perhaps a gentle interaction with a returning character (like Eisen or Heiter's lingering presence), would likely underscore her acceptance of human mortality and her deepening appreciation for the fleeting yet precious moments she now shares. The completion of the exam feels less like a goal achieved and more like another significant step in Frieren's ongoing emotional maturation.
Crucially, the episode avoids the pitfalls of an overly dramatic or conclusive ending. Instead, it reaffirms the series' core premise: Frieren's journey is not about reaching a final destination, but about the experiences and connections made along the way. The ending feels earned, complete, and utterly satisfying, leaving viewers with a warm, hopeful feeling and an eagerness for whatever comes next.
It's a finale that respects its characters, honors its themes, and perfectly encapsulates the beautiful, bittersweet essence of this modern fantasy classic. It doesn't just end a season; it gracefully concludes a chapter while opening the door to an endless road, promising more quiet adventures and profound discoveries for Frieren and her companions. A truly perfect ending to a phenomenal first act.
The genius of this finale lies in its ability to bring a sense of closure without truly ending the adventure. Having navigated the rigorous exam and achieved her goal, Frieren's path forward is once again clear, yet subtly changed. The episode brilliantly showcases the bonds she has forged with Fern and Stark, solidifying their roles as her chosen family and highlighting the profound impact they've had on her once-solitary existence. Their quiet camaraderie, expressed through simple gestures and shared moments, speaks volumes about the depth of their relationships.
A significant strength of Episode is its reflection on the themes that have defined the series: the passage of time, the weight of memories, and the evolving nature of connection. Frieren's internal monologue, or perhaps a gentle interaction with a returning character (like Eisen or Heiter's lingering presence), would likely underscore her acceptance of human mortality and her deepening appreciation for the fleeting yet precious moments she now shares. The completion of the exam feels less like a goal achieved and more like another significant step in Frieren's ongoing emotional maturation.
Crucially, the episode avoids the pitfalls of an overly dramatic or conclusive ending. Instead, it reaffirms the series' core premise: Frieren's journey is not about reaching a final destination, but about the experiences and connections made along the way. The ending feels earned, complete, and utterly satisfying, leaving viewers with a warm, hopeful feeling and an eagerness for whatever comes next.
It's a finale that respects its characters, honors its themes, and perfectly encapsulates the beautiful, bittersweet essence of this modern fantasy classic. It doesn't just end a season; it gracefully concludes a chapter while opening the door to an endless road, promising more quiet adventures and profound discoveries for Frieren and her companions. A truly perfect ending to a phenomenal first act.
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