Banner of the Stars II

Now I understand why the first episode was like that though this last episode doesn't really satisfy what I'm waiting for an ending. It's just good that Jinto is alive.

After the battle from Grand Duchess' episodes, it became confusing again or it was like not yet finished, though there are few episodes left. I think I need time to understand all.

The battle of brains and the turn of events in this episode is far better than the previous. I think Grand Duchess entrance made it really interesting.

Adding the character of Duchess in the on going battle makes this episode more intense as to whether she can help or not. Abriel is really smart enough to be the territorial ambassador.

I'm surprised that they were able to infiltrate Meideen's group though his tactics are good enough. Now, the interesting part arises!

This episode is better than the previous but I think it still lacks something that can hook audience. On another note, their strategies for a battle are still really good.

Honestly, I started to feel boring again with this episode, though I'm quite amazed on how they display their knowledge. It's like there is already a previous of attack and defense in their heads.

More than the story, I find it quite difficult to follow the storyline because of unnamed characters. Not named in a way they directly talk without telling their names.

Bro this finale got me emotional, Lafiel literally goes down to Lobnas II to find Jinto and Samson's cooking a whole meal hoping he's alive. They finally find him in a cave all starved and almost dead. She calls him fool and he calls her 'Precious little Princess' and then they end up on Martine together. Abriels aren't supposed to cry but she definitely does. Such a perfect ending. Nice episode to watch.

The crew of the Basroil is grieving for Jinto. Spoor's fleet has been decimated . There's a sense of loss that hangs over everything. The flashbacks are a beautiful way to remind us why Jinto is worth fighting for.

Episode 8 is a bloody, exhilarating, and heartbreaking entry admiral Spoor is a force of nature, leading a suicidal charge to save the transport ships. The scene where Jinto is left behind is genuinely crushing. It's a moment of pure powerlessness that highlights the scale of the chaos.

Brooooo things are getting so messy, Lafiel literally goes full Abriel princess mode and asks Spoor for help with the emigration mess. Dokufu gets straight up killed for not backing Angusson's stupid pride, Jinto's still stuck as a hostage and Angusson won't budge cause his ego's too big. Political drama at its finest. don't skip this one.

Meideen's execution is shocking and sets the tone for the rest of the episode. The Abh's philosophy on revenge is genuinely disturbing it shows a side of them that's usually hidden behind their aristocratic demeanor. Lafiel being forced to abandon Jinto is heartbreaking. She's trapped between her duty as an Abriel and her feelings for him. Can't look away, must watch.

Bro this one's crazy, Jinto stays behind to help the women evacuate while the rebellion explodes around him and Spoor's space battle stall tactics are so intense I was holding my breath. Jinto's kindness is literally putting him in danger and I'm stressed af. Political stuff feels way too real. I recomend to watch.

The fleet debate is a nice bit of world building it shows that the Abh aren't a monolithic force, but a collection of commanders with their own priorities and egos. Jinto's moment of reflection with the sunset is a rare quiet beat in an otherwise tense episode . worth watching.

Yo this one's heavy the moral stuff around deciding who gets rescued first hits hard. Jinto's caught between duty and his conscience and you can feel his struggle. Tense negotiations and claustrophobic vibes everywhere that akes you question every side, def worth watching if you like political drama.

his episode is pure political drama, no space battles, no action sequences. Just a bunch of people arguing about who should be in charge. But it's gripping, Jinto's dilemma is real there's no right choice. Every decision is going to have consequences. The setup is intense, and I'm really interested to see how Jinto will try to talk his way out of this one.

Watching this episode doesn't add to my interest yet to continue watching but I'm more patient or expecting so I will. Also, I think I understand a little now why the title of the anime is like that.

At first I thought that this was not that good because of the animation used but as I continue to watch, it seems that there's a chance that it'll be interesting in the next episodes.

This episode is a brilliant setup, It immediately creates a sense of dread with that opening flash-forward, then it pulls you into a tense political situation on the ground. It's a huge shift from the space battles of the previous seasons, but it's a welcome change. The stakes are personal, the conflict is complicated, and Jinto is going to have to use every ounce of his diplomatic skill to survive.