The Good Guy! |
Well, I’m going to drop the usual format for this one.
There’s really only one thing I want to talk about right now.
Rudy!
But first some other stuff. The battle between the
Adventurers and the Goblins rages on. Crusty looked really badass here. Granted, those
are only Goblins he’s fighting, but still he has the berserker thing down.
What really called my attention in these battles was the
junior team’s improvement. Those guys have really grown in a short time. The
way Minori controlled the battle was awesome.
I have always said I am a fan of how Log Horizon mixes the
real world battle elements with the game play elements. The way Minori goes and
monitors all her team to coordinate the strategy is a good show of that.
Sure, they are silly game mechanics. There’s HP, MP, and
cool down periods for spells, but Minori is being really strategic about the
whole thing and that really comes through.
All that said, let’s get to the main event. Goblins attack
the town and Team Minori goes to counter them leaving the fish goblins
(whatever their name is) to the rest.
As a sidenote, the Adventurers being able to hold their own
in a 60 vs thousands battle says a lot about their power.
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I’ll credit the anime for being able to keep tension in the
battles despite the character’s ability to re-spawn. If they fail, the town is
in trouble, and that brings a level of importance to the battle because it really matters to them.
You can really
feel they are trying their best against an enemy that’s slowly wearing them
down.
And Rudy was awesome. Seriously, that was awesome. Jump on
wolf the size of an elephant, shove your fist on his mouth and fire up a spell
while you hand is inside!
Yeah!
The reveal was something that had been hinted at before; so
it wasn’t exactly a surprise (It’s even in the Opening!). Regardless, the
moment was well-handled.
Live on Rudy! Live on!
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