Frieren: Beyond Journey's End Season 2 Episode 2

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When priest come the moment you no something will happen it was exciting

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fadhilzidan28
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One standout scene is when Frieren quietly reflects on past memories; it feels gentle but powerful, the plot moves slowly but stays strong, using small moments to build emotional depth and a clear, thoughtful narrative flow.

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This episode delivers some of the most beautiful and realistic animation in the series so far. It masterfully blends crisp visuals with puppetry-style storytelling, creating a unique atmosphere that feels both artistic and immersive.

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The journey settles into a gentle rhythm as lessons from the past surface through everyday moments. Growth comes quietly, with patience, memory, and understanding guiding choices more than urgency or force.

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vanmoerij's avatarvanmoerij
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Massive Lore Dump this week. The Hero of the South is the absolute GOAT, taking out three of the Seven Sages of Destruction is an insane power flex that paved the way for Frieren's former party. Evan Call’s soundtrack during the combat scenes is a total W again.

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highly praised for its world-building and introduction of a legendary new character who challenges the notion of Himmel as the undisputed strongest. It explores themes of legacy, bravery, and the passage of time through action-packed scenes and emotional flashbacks.

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We jump into action in episode 2 already, the animation was crisp like always. It's great that anime is expanding on the story of other heroes. Also Frieren's take on human nature in the end was thought provoking, I wonder if Elves are the same.

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The episode is very wholesome. Imagine living for more than 700 years and all of the people are dying or growing old besides you. FRIERENTHEGOAT!!!!

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Episode 2 leans into aftermath and meaning. Action fades, but consequences linger—especially for Stark, whose quiet bravery reframes strength beyond power. Frieren’s reflections deepen, reminding us that growth often happens unnoticed, in moments after the danger has passed.

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This episode slowly progress as Frieren enters the South. She was given a task along with Fern and Stark by the prince of the South. This episode brings the nostalgic freshness of Himmel & his comrades. The perfect blend of nostalgic, choatic and bit of action paced episode.

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Episode 2 goes hard. The balance between lore and action works really well, with the Hero of the South adding weight to the story and the fight scenes delivering pure visual spectacle. The shift from calm moments to intense danger is sharp, and the animation during the battle is

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Great episode! Half of it was about the Hero of the South and the other half was filled with fight scenes that was definitely a visual spectacle and short-term intense atmosphere that amazed me for a moment. That grimoire reward from that quest was ridiculous as ever 🤣

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amber_animudivisyen's avataramber_animudivisyen
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pure cinema! Madhouse went god-mode on the Shadow Warrior fight—Stark’s tanking was absolute sakuga. The shift from cozy campfire vibes to "one-wrong-move" Northern Plateau lethality is a total flex. 10/10, no cap, the animation is literally out of this world.

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twintailss's avatartwintailss
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I loved this episode. It was really fun to hear more about the hero of the south, and the sword. The animation of that fight scene was killer, and there was so much character in everything they did. I loved the way they transitioned between the current moment and the past.

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