Nobunaga the Fool Episode 21: Justice
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3 Ratings
EPISODE REVIEWS
An episode with great emotional turmoil and conviction is resolved by what seems to be another plot by King Arthur against Nobunaga and his group. A little bit of play-by-play on the trope but still delivers a great ending.
the episode delivers a tense and emotional atmosphere as ideals and consequences come crashing together. Pacing stays sharp, animation gives the confrontations real weight, and the music heightens the drama. Expect difficult choices, conflict, and powerful resolutions
Seeing Ranmaru crying and blaming herself again really highlights her lack of character development. Instead of becoming more resilient, she stays stuck in the same loop, which makes her feel like a burden to the story rather than a developing hero. It’s frustrating to see her fall back into the same habits when the stakes are this high.
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