Kingdom: Season 5 Episode 10: Roar of Pride
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Kingdom: Season 5 Episode 10: Roar of Pride

Canon

OSHIMETER

9.4

11 Fans

5star
4star
3star
2star
1star
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

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frostsincere's avatar
frostsincere
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Okay i think this is dark and heavy. Emotional and internal conflicts that made me hooked. And I think im getting a lesson here that you need to assess every movement your enemy make before you react.

pendragon's avatar
pendragon
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UP: THE MASSACRE REVEAL. Shin and Qiang Lei seeing the horror is GUT-WRENCHING. Wei Ping having a crisis of conscience adds layers. DOWN: Huan Yi's commanders questioning him. Internal tension building. 💀
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animeroshi
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Shows the darker reality of war. The battle at Kokuyou grows heavier as Zhao struggles to recover and Ki Sui steps up to lead. Strong dialogue and voice acting highlight the brutality and moral conflict behind the fight, making the episode feel intense and thought-provoking.
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I was aware but this episode still strikes deeply. The voice acting and direction significantly enhance the horror. I'm pleased the anime was unafraid to show the war crimes. It simply reveals the truths of war and the contradictions in Shin's and Sei's beliefs.
hamty's avatar
hamty
The time bomb within Qin army finally explode, it was the clash of idealism between Shin and Kan Ki. A very dark and unethical turn of strategy made by Kan Ki that Shin pride as a soldier could't resist. It would be either a civil war or understanding in next eps, can't wait!
gaboc88's avatar
gaboc88
Watching them fight for every inch of that slope while the Zhao tries to pin them down is peak Kingdom. The Hi Shin Unit’s positioning on the hill is everything in this one!
rizkyykybar's avatar
rizkyykybar
Kanki’s strategy goes off the rails! Abandoning the hill makes no sense yet. Meanwhile, his troops commit cruel acts, and poor Bihei is bribed into silence. It’s incredibly dark but tactical.
uayanjimenez's avatar
uayanjimenez
This demonstrates how Shin's legendary massacre demonstrated that he was prepared to become a Great General with the "Roar of Pride. The fighting was brutal, brutal, and intense. But since you know that Zhao's counterattack and Kanki's next move will be brutal, the victoryj show.
synyster's avatar
synyster
This episode give a depiction of war from a darker side one that no matter how much we glorify it there is still some with darker agendas at heart.
Story wise this is truly worthy of the word masterpiece.
Great characters.
Amazing dialogue.
One to watch.
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marcusnewton00
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yaoyang

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frostsincere's avatar
frostsincere
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Okay i think this is dark and heavy. Emotional and internal conflicts that made me hooked. And I think im getting a lesson here that you need to assess every movement your enemy make before you react.

pendragon's avatar
pendragon
VerifiedVerified
UP: THE MASSACRE REVEAL. Shin and Qiang Lei seeing the horror is GUT-WRENCHING. Wei Ping having a crisis of conscience adds layers. DOWN: Huan Yi's commanders questioning him. Internal tension building. 💀
animeroshi's avatar
animeroshi
VerifiedVerified
Shows the darker reality of war. The battle at Kokuyou grows heavier as Zhao struggles to recover and Ki Sui steps up to lead. Strong dialogue and voice acting highlight the brutality and moral conflict behind the fight, making the episode feel intense and thought-provoking.
kento's avatar
kento
VerifiedVerified
I was aware but this episode still strikes deeply. The voice acting and direction significantly enhance the horror. I'm pleased the anime was unafraid to show the war crimes. It simply reveals the truths of war and the contradictions in Shin's and Sei's beliefs.
hamty's avatar
hamty
The time bomb within Qin army finally explode, it was the clash of idealism between Shin and Kan Ki. A very dark and unethical turn of strategy made by Kan Ki that Shin pride as a soldier could't resist. It would be either a civil war or understanding in next eps, can't wait!
gaboc88's avatar
gaboc88
Watching them fight for every inch of that slope while the Zhao tries to pin them down is peak Kingdom. The Hi Shin Unit’s positioning on the hill is everything in this one!
rizkyykybar's avatar
rizkyykybar
Kanki’s strategy goes off the rails! Abandoning the hill makes no sense yet. Meanwhile, his troops commit cruel acts, and poor Bihei is bribed into silence. It’s incredibly dark but tactical.
uayanjimenez's avatar
uayanjimenez
This demonstrates how Shin's legendary massacre demonstrated that he was prepared to become a Great General with the "Roar of Pride. The fighting was brutal, brutal, and intense. But since you know that Zhao's counterattack and Kanki's next move will be brutal, the victoryj show.
synyster's avatar
synyster
This episode give a depiction of war from a darker side one that no matter how much we glorify it there is still some with darker agendas at heart.
Story wise this is truly worthy of the word masterpiece.
Great characters.
Amazing dialogue.
One to watch.
marcusnewton00's avatar
marcusnewton00
yaoyang's avatar
yaoyang

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