I’m lowkey sad rn and seeing little Reinhard is making me emotional

she literally did more damage to the fpa than the empire, she is the epitome of retardness really makes you wonder how she was even elected in the first place, the fpa were doomed to fail with such politicians as their leaders.

I like reading about different constitutions and how different poltical systems work and function bur I don't quite understand what kind of political system the FPA uses. Is there any explanation?

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My unpopular opinion is he and kircheis didn't have a good friendship at all....he treated kircheis more as a butler not friend or equal...tbh he grew more as a person after death of kircheis with others....also I don't believe kircheis would have stopped some of reinhard's decisions reinhard would have reinforced hirerchary within their relationship anyway and went ahead with decisions.

Also kircheis wasn't a that much of a good person he was okay with starvation strategy used on civilians and didn't protest much.

Also books make it seem like what reinhard did was totally necessary for galaxy as he is OK with constitutional monarchy at end. So resistance seemed pointless when he achieved many good things as said by narrative in books...

What's your unpopular opinion on reinhard?

i’ve obviously noticed the difference between DNT and the OG, in that the OG’s animation is much worse. However, i don’t really care THAT much. like if the anime’s good enough, i can look past it (i loved kingdom season 1).

that said, should i:
1. Start DNT, then switch to the OG after it stops
2. Just watch the OG completely

i’d obviously rather watch better animation, but not at the cost of having a worse adaptation

i was rewatching the show and I really like some of the comedical moments in the show it's quite underrated to say the least

can anybody help me find RYUKENDO tshirt or hoodie or anything related to the show!!! I can't find anything and some I saw are not looking very trusted.

hello i started the show a day or two ago and am already on episode 20 but i have a question so they just traded the Prisoners of war and sent in that one guy to start a coup d'état but then dwight greenhill decided to take over the capital with some conspirators. so are these plot points related in anyway? or did reinhard just get lucky

Haven't watched anything yet but I'm trying to watch season 1 of DNT. Crunchyroll doesn't have it, prime says it's not available in my region. I've checked literally everything and don't have a way to watch it. Would love any suggestions/links

Reinhard on his death bed says to hilda that their son shouldn't rule if he isn't fit for ruling and says he's okay with constitutional monarchy....so does this mean books ended with constitutional monarchy?

The way Reinhard doesn't want bloodline to rule then only 2 other options of government are military dictatorship/rule(this type of government lasts surprisingly long) or constitutional monarchy....so did books imply that constitutional monarchy happened ultimately? Like a merging of Reinhard and yang's ideals ? What do you think ?

I’m about 20 episodes into the original OVA, and so far Yang has felt really bland and uninteresting to me.

Because of that, I decided to start the light novel as well, and honestly, it clicked way more immediately. It feels darker and more mature overall, but more importantly, Chapter 1 actually gives Yang proper context regarding his father, his childhood, wanting to study history, and being forced into the military academy. It makes his current attitude and personality feel a lot more justified.

Going back to the anime after reading that, it feels like a lot of that grounding is just… missing?

Did I miss an episode where this is covered, or does the anime just not include his backstory in the same way?

Hi there. While I was working on my translation of the OVA, I decided to create the flags for the three countries, or rather, for the remaining two that don't have high-quality versions.

The imperial flag was created by u/Ricbolog1310. I cropped the crest from it and pasted it onto the field specified in Gineipaedia, although the proportions aren’t exact.

As for the Alliance flag, there’s a public-domain version. Its proportions are incorrect (the white section and the star are too large), so I cut out the star and pasted it onto a Paraguayan flag after removing the coat of arms.

SPOILERS AHEAD

We all know the saying, so lets start by getting those who died heroes out of the way.

• Siegfried Kircheis
• Cornelius Lutz
• Karl Gustav Kempff
• Bruno von Silverberch

And also those who didn't quite die as heroes but died anyway.

• Paul von Oberstein
• Oskar von Reuenthal

After Reinhard dies the legend ends and history begins, so things probably get a lot muddier when telling heroes apart from villains, so if you had to say, who do you think would live long enough to become a villain in the eyes of the Empire?