I only ever recall Garfield using his transformations and never with stone manipulation. That did feel like it came out of nowhere, even if he did preface it by saying that demihumans have high affinity for magic.
Transformation girl profiling Al was pretty creepy. She brought up some interesting points about Al being a shadow manipulator, which entirely contrasts with his chill-bro demeanor.
If it's not Isuzu-chan Mii~
Like the best shadow manipulators.Originally Posted by Buffalobiian
Nobody is fooled by Snaketongue.
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Now these are the characters that I actually care about.
Theresea being 50yo when she died wasn't something that occured to me. Given she was always depicted as a young girl, I assumed she died in her 20s or something. She's way younger here than she was when she died, and that should have been apparent to Wilhelm. The dude was stuck. Reinhardt is right, and Heinkel's a dick.
If it's not Isuzu-chan Mii~
Pointless episode. Had to skip through the flashback and meaningless drama.
Peace.
1.) Theresia being 50 while still looking like your typical anime-school girl was grade A-bullshit.
2.) Could this anime FINALLY explain why Heinkel treats others like shit and others treat him like shit?! He's Reinhard's father, right? Why would he hold such a grudge against his son, when he KNOWS that Reinhard didn't choose to take the sword saint-spirit from his mother in a crucial situation? And why does Wilhelm not talk it out with both his son and grandson? This is such a dumb, forced situation.
"She's the only non-loli girl in the show, your honor!" will be my defense in court
...Some people are just assholes.
Peace.
Toxic masculinity.
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