Tearmoon Empire
Oshimeter
Synopsis
Due to poor finances, an epidemic, and famine, the once prosperous Tearmoon Empire ultimately falls to a revolution instigated by its citizens and supported by neighboring nations. The rebellion also brings dire consequences for Mia Luna Tearmoon, the empire's extremely spoiled princess, who endures three years in the dungeons before facing execution. By some miracle, Mia finds herself reincarnated as her 12-year-old self, retaining full memories of everything that had transpired. With the pain of the guillotine blade freshly imprinted on her neck, Mia is determined to use this second chance at life to avoid the grim fate that awaits her. She utilizes all her knowledge to improve the state of the kingdom and gather personal allies, inadvertently winning over the people's hearts and becoming beloved as a saint.
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Mia Luna Tearmoon
Princess Mia Luna Tearmoon, reborn at age 12, uses her bloodied diary to avert her execution and save her empire.
Uesaka Sumire
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This episode is kinda sweet, Romatic in everyway. I think the dance with Sion was ok and amazing but I just wish she made that dance with Abel. Shipping with Mia and Abel on this .
You know the saying, You will only miss the sun when it starts to snow? Well this is this anime. Doing the bad stuff then rewinds to correct it is always a good plot.
This episode is basically showing a plot progression, like Mia negotiating with the tribe and talking to Count Rudolvon for a proposal for creating a school. I must say this is bare bones but still good to have than nothing.
Watching Tearmoon Empire has been very fun, with top notch comedy sprinkled with good worldbuilding and some serious politcking going on about here and there, with Episode 12 perfectly summarizing it all in a great conclusive episode. Hoping for a Season 2 of this someday!
A tension-filled episode with a lot of complex politics and very hard solutions, it's really great how it's not just Mia, but the people she's now connected with are making the right moves, one step at a time.
This episode can be summarize into two words: character development. Everyone gets character development, not just Mia, but the people that are connected to her past life.
Despite the episode's rather serious tone given Mia's decision to help Abel, the comedy does help keep a balance, making it a very enjoyable watch given Mia's funny shenanigans.
A jam-packed episode compared to the previous ones, this showed how much of the steps Mia's been walking on is leading her to the right path, but also is showing her directions with unknown twists, and I feel this also raised the stakes even further for her and her allies.
Another episode with great pacing, but this time it gives us a good worldbuilding schematic of how the Tearmoon Empire actually works, along with issues on its politics and territories. Mia's past ties with a new character also gave this episode higher stakes.
An episode which finally picks up pace and a rather fun one that showed character development with all key players, not just Mia. Abel's development is fun to see. Seeing Mia's true colors though is another highlight.
A very slow, slice-of-life episode, but still a very fun episode, especially seeing how Mia interacts with her allies, Abel in particular.
Really beautiful dance sequences in this episode, however, the pacing for it is a bit rushed, but it's really just fun seeing Mia form more connections with people she has been avoiding with good reason, as well as her being happy again despite her circumstances.
Loving how this episode is making Mia dig holes she can't get out of, especially when she gets entangled with the very people she was trying avoid: her great luck in failing successfully just made everything in this episode really funny.
Another great episode, this time, introducing new characters that have been tied to Mia even before her time rewounded. It's really fun to see how the previous past and now the present are actually connected in her case.
What a perfect introduction to our mess of a loveable princess, Mia, as well as her shenanigans after getting a much-needed re-do and retracing her steps. Wonderful animation by Silver Link, too! Didn't expect the visuals to be rather cohesive.
One of the funniest shoujo anime ever in existence; if you love shows about failing successfully, this is very much the anime for you.
This entire anime has been a blast to watch. This final episode was great to see Mia take down her last enemy before she can enjoy her new second lease on life. The animation was good, Mia was very funny, but the character development was a joy to see.
The tension was certainly high with the duel, but thankfully stopped in time. Mia certainly is coming through with her second chance at life and I’m glad she’s growing more as a social person.
It’s great to see Mia fully adapt to her new life and learn from her past mistakes well. I hope she calms down the foes in her path next episode.
This episode certainly went in a different direction than what I thought it would be but it’s till good to see some character development for Mia. I feel we’re reaching the climax of this season very soon.
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