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Join Date: Jun 2008
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Is there some kind of rule that demon lords have to be flat chested? |
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Black Steel Knight
Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: Indonesia
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Just look at those lethal cannons!! ^^^ (or as the Maou herself called them: useless meat) People have been comparing Maoyuu & this show a lot, and you said that there's a rule that Maous have to be flat chested? Where did that come from? There is no such rule ![]()
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Classic Tsundere
Join Date: Jun 2008
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Fair enough, though I kinda hated Maoyuu and dropped it. Admittedly, on the surface it is pretty similar to this.
IMO female demon lords are still more often than not modestly endowed (and/or lolis) like Eve from Redo of Healer or Ariel from So I'm a Spider. Big tiddy demon lords are still in the minority. |
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Join Date: Jun 2008
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Key difference from Maou Maoyuu Yuusha; this should be called Mansplaining: the series. The idea of an insufferably competent hero was decent, Shutina, Lily and demon queen clearly aren't talentless, but they just as clearly exist to be ineffectual pathetic fanservice and get saved by the male hero, in the sadly familiar manner of these trashy male fantasies which Maou so thankfully avoided. It would have been easy for the girls to fight respectable duels with the hero (as the male generals did), to score even the odd point off him rather than being continually made fools of, or to justify their rank and existence by independent problem solving with their individual knowledge/skills rather than the wonderful male hero's advice. That would defeat the show's purpose, though, which is not to be a good or egalitarian anime.
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Master of Killing Time
Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: Makinohara Service Area
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But I don't think it's intentional, IMO it's more because of the previous cycle of overly competent demon lords totally dominating everything around them, and now we return to stories involving a competent hero who happened to be male, and when it gets stale we'll get OP demon lord stories again. Just like what Magewolf said about the big tiddy/flat chested demon lords, it's also a cycle ![]()
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Join Date: May 2007
Age: 36
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Well we finally get confirmation that world this story takes place in is a post apocalyptic earth and Leo is the last super soldier from an experiment that happened thousands of years ago.
Now this is a surprise I didn't expect. When you think about it, Leo's story is similar to many veterans who are casted aside by the the country they were willing give everything for.
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Join Date: Mar 2014
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Am I the only one thats gotten tired of seeing Demon Lords not acting like Demon Lords? It's about as boring as having the church in one of these anime be evil... again... for like the billionth time.
Also, heroes not wanting to be heroes is also tiring and boring to watch, definitely tired of these pedantic heroes as of late.
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Black Steel Knight
Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: Indonesia
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Twists in a genre are fine and good (I like a good twist when it's done well), but when you forget and ignore the roots of why that genre has worked you end up with boring copy and paste stories like the glut of shitty isekai stories (thankfully some at least have the decency of being fun to actually watch or read). Honestly, I don't even consider these supposed "fantasy" stories to even be part of the fantasy genre, they definitely haven't earned the same type of respect in my opinion. ------ I have already seen them and I don't watch things more than once unless they are exceptionally good, what I want is new stories in a similar vein to those old ones. I would rather have writers learn to write actual good fantasy stories that honor and learn from the old ones than to have them stagnate and damage the fantasy genre with the low effort copy/paste writing some of these stories (mainly in manga /LN) have been skating by. If I sound way too harsh then it's because fantasy and sci-fi are my two personal favorite genre's and the worst anyone can do is bore me to tears with their writing in them and I'm not even asking for it to have perfect writing, just that it at least holds my interest and attention until the end of the episode instead of having me lose it and focus more on writing this whole reply instead of focusing on watching the episode itself. ![]()
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