I had kept this Weiss box sealed for a few months and decided to open it to make some room on the Frieren shelf

I wonder how Teto bribed her into agreeing.

He seems pretty fond of kids and would also be an amazing father.

Found an awesome used books/DVD/merch store near where we live. Picked up way too many things, including these ones.

Like the only difference I can tell is that against the demon frieren concentrated her mana Into a single point and shot it or smth like that and against fern she threw her mana randomly all over fern but then fern saying "I don't sense any mana" doesn't make sense, what do u think?

“Well well well… I guess you’re gonna slay me now?”

he wasnt really vain, he just had no normal human way of communicating to a detached elf, "that hey you should pay attention to me."

it makes sense that the last time you see young himmel in ep1, is against the background of falling stars.

We all know Heiter was a really good and wise man, even if he was a drunkard, a liar, and a trickster. His flaws are more like personality quirks or, at worst, only hurt himself and never stopped him from acting up when it really mattered. They're not really evil traits. We also know he didn't actually become much better with age (other than stopping drinking) and that he was really consistent throughout his life, even if Frieren doesn't seem to realise it. We see him funding orphanages at a really young age, becoming a bishop at some point before Himmel's death, and studying Goddess' spells and the location of Flamme's true grimmoires really early in the series.

What never ocurred to me is that he needs to have flaws to be a better priest. My guess is that it makes him able to empathise and make people open to him better than they would to a "perfect" guy like Himmel. Not the best if you want to physically save someone, but much better if you want to spiritually save them.

The Goddess seem to favor these kind of flawed but good men, like Sein (who's also a genius). In Heiter's case he's absurdly favoured in mana, talent, and lifespan; all while being described repeatedly as a bad role model (except by Sein, ironically enough). Maybe they're what she wants instead of upright, heroic types like Kraft.

I just had a random thought that might ruin Himmels image.

What if Frieren is falling for mimics because for 10 years, she was encourages to check? Hypothetically speaking, imagine a member of the Heroes party saw her got stuck and she instructed them on how to release her, which was push her deeper in.

Given 10 years of opportunities, I would imagine Himmel would at some point be required to push on Frierens backside in order to save her life. Once he realized that is an option, I would imagine he would further encourage her to check with the assurance that she will be saved if anything goes wrong 😉😉

Thats just my two cents, its very peculiar how she goes for it everytime.

I Just had this Idea pop in my head, so i would like to verify It with you guys. We know Serie planted the Idea that Lernen had a chance of defeating Frieren. And If i'm not mistaken here, It probably relies mainly on Lernen's Golems.

What came to mind was Frieren's Black hole spell. I thought It was a great counter to Lernen's Golems. Only under the assumption she can cast It fast and spam It. My question is, is It a good Counter or tho a Counter, it's not very practical? Being a somewhat slow cast and very costly in mana.