Vinland Saga Season 2 Episode 24: Home

Manga chapter 100-101

Canon/HIGH

OSHIMETER

10.0

12 Fans

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Vinland Saga Season 2 Episode 24: Home

Manga chapter 100-101

Canon/HIGH
Prev: EP 23Next: EP

OSHIMETER

10.0

12 Fans

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

QUICK TAKES

mujariwa's avatar
mujariwa
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Big shoutout to Makoto Yukimura's development on Thorfinn. Compared to how the kid was in the first season versus now, man the boy has grown into his own. Where I found myself getting annoyed at him for being a hot-headed kid in the first season, I now find myself rooting for him and eager to see where his journey takes him next. He's really grown into a real warrior man you love to see it.

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joshuamortel030
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Thorfinn's journey from a revenge-driven boy to a man seeking peace finally crystallizes here. His tearful breakdown and vow of non-violence is one of anime's most powerful character moments. Vinland Saga S2 ends perfectly. Emotional and unforgettable.

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emperor
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Overall, this season is a 10/10 masterpiece. I'd absolutely give it a 10/10, and I really hope they make a Season 3
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ejayexp
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The finale wrapped everything beautifully. Thorfinn choosing something other than revenge for the first time. Einar and Thorfinn's friendship being cemented. The sunset over the farm as Leif arrives. The final shot of the ocean... hope after so much darkness. Perfect.
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77anshul
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Beautifully written season, it took risks as it was too different from S1 but the path writer took for Thorfinn's character development paid off. It wasn't rushed & more mature way of progressing the story. Mappa did amazing job with everything too. Hopefully there will be a S3.
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konami
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Phenomenal, wholesome series! This is potentially the best anime along with greatest 2nd season of all time! That ending showing younger selves of the characters who had the most impact on Thorfinn were perfectly executed. He became a true, honorable warrior like his father was.
bpartiush's avatar
bpartiush
This episode focuses more on character growth and emotional storytelling rather than action. The pacing feels slower, but the development of Thorfinn’s journey is meaningful and thoughtful.
f6khri's avatar
f6khri
This episode was a banger. I felt everything. The weight, the hesitation, the quiet resolve. It was not just emotional. It was confrontational.
anikdas23122002's avatar
anikdas23122002
trades grand battles for intimate, cinematic storytelling, with soft, earthy visuals and expressive animation elevating every quiet moment. Its deliberate pacing deepens the narrative, transforming a tale of revenge into a moving exploration of redemption, growth, and strength.
mikero6mo's avatar
mikero6mo
As Thorfinn returns to Iceland after years of hardship. Reuniting with his mother and sister, he faces initial disbelief and awkwardness. With Einar by his side, he shares his vision of a peaceful land, giving the season a quiet, heartfelt end.
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EPISODE CONTEXT

As the final episode of Season 2's 24-episode run, 'Home' follows directly from 'Two Paths,' where Thorfinn made defining choices about the direction of his life. The entire season traced Thorfinn's evolution from a hollow, revenge-consumed warrior through the crucible of the Farmland Saga, and this finale serves as the emotional payoff for that transformation — a resolution to his internal conflicts that simultaneously opens the door to what comes next.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

As the final episode of Season 2's 24-episode run, 'Home' follows directly from 'Two Paths,' where Thorfinn made defining choices about the direction of his life. The entire season traced Thorfinn's evolution from a hollow, revenge-consumed warrior through the crucible of the Farmland Saga, and this finale serves as the emotional payoff for that transformation — a resolution to his internal conflicts that simultaneously opens the door to what comes next.

QUICK TAKES

mujariwa's avatar
mujariwa
VerifiedVerified

Big shoutout to Makoto Yukimura's development on Thorfinn. Compared to how the kid was in the first season versus now, man the boy has grown into his own. Where I found myself getting annoyed at him for being a hot-headed kid in the first season, I now find myself rooting for him and eager to see where his journey takes him next. He's really grown into a real warrior man you love to see it.

joshuamortel030's avatar
joshuamortel030
VerifiedVerified

Thorfinn's journey from a revenge-driven boy to a man seeking peace finally crystallizes here. His tearful breakdown and vow of non-violence is one of anime's most powerful character moments. Vinland Saga S2 ends perfectly. Emotional and unforgettable.

emperor's avatar
emperor
VerifiedVerified
Overall, this season is a 10/10 masterpiece. I'd absolutely give it a 10/10, and I really hope they make a Season 3
ejayexp's avatar
ejayexp
VerifiedVerified
The finale wrapped everything beautifully. Thorfinn choosing something other than revenge for the first time. Einar and Thorfinn's friendship being cemented. The sunset over the farm as Leif arrives. The final shot of the ocean... hope after so much darkness. Perfect.
77anshul's avatar
77anshul
VerifiedVerified
Beautifully written season, it took risks as it was too different from S1 but the path writer took for Thorfinn's character development paid off. It wasn't rushed & more mature way of progressing the story. Mappa did amazing job with everything too. Hopefully there will be a S3.
konami's avatar
konami
VerifiedVerified
Phenomenal, wholesome series! This is potentially the best anime along with greatest 2nd season of all time! That ending showing younger selves of the characters who had the most impact on Thorfinn were perfectly executed. He became a true, honorable warrior like his father was.
bpartiush's avatar
bpartiush
This episode focuses more on character growth and emotional storytelling rather than action. The pacing feels slower, but the development of Thorfinn’s journey is meaningful and thoughtful.
f6khri's avatar
f6khri
This episode was a banger. I felt everything. The weight, the hesitation, the quiet resolve. It was not just emotional. It was confrontational.
anikdas23122002's avatar
anikdas23122002
trades grand battles for intimate, cinematic storytelling, with soft, earthy visuals and expressive animation elevating every quiet moment. Its deliberate pacing deepens the narrative, transforming a tale of revenge into a moving exploration of redemption, growth, and strength.
mikero6mo's avatar
mikero6mo
As Thorfinn returns to Iceland after years of hardship. Reuniting with his mother and sister, he faces initial disbelief and awkwardness. With Einar by his side, he shares his vision of a peaceful land, giving the season a quiet, heartfelt end.
haillordfrieza's avatar
haillordfrieza
VerifiedVerified
anas_ubuqi's avatar
anas_ubuqi
VerifiedVerified

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