In recent days, comment forums in Japan have been flooded with passionate discussions about the surprising popularity of the anime adaptation of “Sousou no Frieren (Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End)”. This series has captured the attention of viewers and generated intense debate about its success.
“Sousou no Frieren” is part of a manga franchise that has gained a loyal following over the years. The series, written by Kanehito Yamada and illustrated by Tsukasa Abebegan publication in 2018 and has been widely praised for its unique storytelling. The story follows Frieren, a long-lived sorceress who has witnessed centuries of history. TO As she travels through the ages, she encounters various characters and situations, leading her to reflect on the ephemeral nature of life and humanity. The depth of character and emotional storytelling have been a hallmark of the series since its inception.
However, it is the anime adaptation that has put “Sousou no Frieren” in the spotlight. The high-quality animation and fidelity to the manga’s details have been widely praised. Fans have noted the captivating portrayal of the characters and the way the series captures the essence of the original story. This has led to a rise in the popularity of the franchise, attracting new fans and reviving the interest of long-standing fans.
The debate on the forums has focused on why this adaptation has resonated so significantly. Some argue that the combination of a moving story and high-quality animation is the key. Others highlight Frieren’s unique character and his exploration of universal themes such as mortality. The nostalgia factor also plays an important role, as manga fans see the series as an opportunity to relive the story in a new format.
- «Maybe it’s because the protagonist has an attractive body».
- «I’m holding back the desire to see it because it’s a bit subtle. I mean, the dwarf’s apprentice froze in front of the dragon, and the townspeople misunderstood him and treated him like a hero. I’m already tired of this kind of thing».
- «Well, to begin with, he still doesn’t have any erotic doujinshi».
- «It seems to me that it has a fairly fast pace, as if it were a comedy story».
- «He is a great director. After the success of Bocchi the Rock! It’s amazing that he achieved something so perfect again.».
- «I wish it were even more popular. To be honest, I think it is not being given the push it deserves.».
- «It is estimated that it will not even reach 6,000 copies sold on Blu-ray/DVD. It’s going to be quite difficult, in fact.».
- «I suppose they are already studying the feasibility of producing a film as a sequel.».
- «Well, it seems to me that the manga is still more interesting than the adaptation, perhaps because it was what I read first».
- «The episode of the fight against the dragon was simply impressive, it seemed to me that it had been a long time since I had seen quality of that level».
- «It could have been better if there was less movement in the fights, so that we could get an idea of the original work».
- «Well, it seems that it is having quite a success despite the time in which it is broadcast. I think everything will work out eventually».
- «I was worried that it would all go wrong and that the fans would be overpraising her. But the animation has been quite careful and, whether it sells or not, I feel quite satisfied with what the director is doing».
- «It’s great that they brought in a director who knows how to respect the original work properly.».
- «No need to wonder why it’s popular, just enjoy it».
Fountain: Yaraon!
