And so it ends.
With many, many whimpers.
Let’s just be glad it’s over, okay?
The King is Naked!
Not the King, but he should be |
Okay so, Jeanne declares Arthur is the real King. That kick
starts this huge reaction that’s going to make the Holy Grail.
Meanwhile, Nobunaga actually sees Arthur’s real face.
Yeah, he’s an old guy. Really old. There is a neat moment
where he explains he is what people think he is.
What you want to see is what you get. That’s all there is to
this episode, ‘cause Nobu decides to fight and takes off with his giant robot.
….
Eh Nobu, Arthur was like right in FRONT OF YOU? You had a
GIANT ROBOT! Couldn’t you, you know, used your robot to kill the King and end
things.
…
Le Sigh…
This Battle is Without meaning
Hello, we are the army who didn't have their brains messed with by Nobu, want to conquer everything below? |
Monkey and Kenshin fight against Alexander.
And get their asses kicked because he has to fight Nobu in the final battle.
I’m sorry, what the hell was the point of Kenshin?
Seriously. He literally brought nothing to this story. He’s
just there.
Oh and Arthur gets killed because he gets crushed by a
dragon.
….
Seriously bad character use.
Mitsu
They just wanted to use this phrase really bad, didn't they? |
Mitsu turns traitor… cause that’s the thing to do
apparently.
Nobu decides to be an idiot with his Destroyer King powers
and engages in an overly complicated plot to rid people of evil while looking
like the bad guy so of course Mitsu fights him and kills him.
We’re supposed to take Mitsu as the Hero here.
…
Yeah, no. Nobu is stupid. No argument there. Mitsu? He’s
retarded. Like, oh my god, how many boneheaded decisions is this guy going to make
before the anime is over?
This guy is supposed to lead everyone into a new era of
peace?
I give it a few weeks, even with Nobu supposedly taking all
their desire for that crap away anyway which was totally not cool by the way.
The only upside is that Hideyoshi survived.
Final Thoughts, Don’t watch Nobunaga the Fool.
Not worth it. There is nowhere near enough Jeanne fanservice to make up for everything else.
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