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GDiddy · 2016-10-09, 16:18

For those who aren't afraid of losing their manhoods....episode two was actually more serious and better than the first episode. This episode focused on Oda Nobunaga's swords.

Cloudedmind · 2016-10-09, 19:52

Really enjoyed episode two. I liked the reflecting Hasebe, Yagen and Souza did about their late master. A more somber episode than number one.

jeroz · 2016-11-01, 23:20

It's so weird to hear the voice of the famous Mikazuki as the same one as that godamn Lin Setsu A

Cloudedmind · 2016-12-18, 05:28

I just have to say that I really look forward to every episode. They always manage to put a smile on my face. The relationship between the various brother swords is so cute. Although, I've always liked the Samonji brothers designs, even with their limited appearance compared to some other swords the anime has endeared me to their relationship. The way Souza and Kousetu look after little Sayo is so cute.

Speaking of brother swords, for those of you who may still be watching this, but have never played the game the anime hasn't explicitly explained how that works, although most may have guessed or figured it out already, but swords that came from the same sword school are referred to as brothers in game. Some sword schools lasted generations, and so two swords could be brothers but have been forged hundreds of years apart, and obviously by different individuals, but still be from the same school. An example of that would be the Kanesada brothers, who haven't interacted with each other yet in the anime. Their both from the Kanesada school, but forged 300 years apart. Kasen was forged in the 1500s and Izuminokami in the late 1800s, and was one of the Shinsengumi swords owned by Hijikata Toshizou.

2016-10-09, 16:18	Link #41
GDiddy Sisterhood of the Desu Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: in a van by the river	For those who aren't afraid of losing their manhoods....episode two was actually more serious and better than the first episode. This episode focused on Oda Nobunaga's swords. __________________

2016-10-09, 19:52	Link #42
Cloudedmind Senior Member Join Date: May 2013 Location: California Age: 38	Really enjoyed episode two. I liked the reflecting Hasebe, Yagen and Souza did about their late master. A more somber episode than number one. __________________

2016-11-01, 23:20	Link #43
jeroz Art Block Specialist Join Date: Jun 2007	It's so weird to hear the voice of the famous Mikazuki as the same one as that godamn Lin Setsu A __________________ [TAC]

2016-12-18, 05:28	Link #44
Cloudedmind Senior Member Join Date: May 2013 Location: California Age: 38	I just have to say that I really look forward to every episode. They always manage to put a smile on my face. The relationship between the various brother swords is so cute. Although, I've always liked the Samonji brothers designs, even with their limited appearance compared to some other swords the anime has endeared me to their relationship. The way Souza and Kousetu look after little Sayo is so cute. Speaking of brother swords, for those of you who may still be watching this, but have never played the game the anime hasn't explicitly explained how that works, although most may have guessed or figured it out already, but swords that came from the same sword school are referred to as brothers in game. Some sword schools lasted generations, and so two swords could be brothers but have been forged hundreds of years apart, and obviously by different individuals, but still be from the same school. An example of that would be the Kanesada brothers, who haven't interacted with each other yet in the anime. Their both from the Kanesada school, but forged 300 years apart. Kasen was forged in the 1500s and Izuminokami in the late 1800s, and was one of the Shinsengumi swords owned by Hijikata Toshizou. __________________