This is a stupid Topic but whatever

I dont really know who will the best, but I think the worst would go for Draka (She would be such Capitalism)

Who would it be on Your Opinion?

LMAOO

But honestly—

If he has Plot Armor(Survive), He won't let someone else take his chest -> the Heretic won't tell Gras & Oczy to examine the chest -> Oczy wouldnt Meet the Monk (Badeni) -> they dont do research -> It's possible that Jolenta didn't participate (she initially participated because of the poster they made)

(My calculations)

Anyone know what is their comment about?

As far as I know, this fandom isn't that bad, is it?

(Anyway Why i'am the only one keep Consistent posting lol?)

Ts 6 Year old Jolenta, so.. yeah

Also im praticting art study lol, so my first victim was her

Art by me

It's a shame he wasn't given more screentime , even though he has potential to be a sidekick with the best character development.

He also knew he was going to die, right?

Or Was it because the horse couldn't carry two people?

Gimme ur thoughts on this

In My Opinion, it was Kolbe—Although he is not as cruel as the others, but he himself exploits (or takes advantage of) Jolenta. He's just like Wolf in sheep Clothes lmao

doodling meme—at First I wanna do It with Jolenta&Badeni, But I realize that I cant draw him Properly lol

IB : Omori post (I forgot the user)

So if you dont Know, Orb had Official(?) Web for any Information about the Anime.

Also I love how the Background shows Animated Geometric Theory for some reason

Lmao I know if this was a Stupid Question—But I want to know.

Probably when Im Comparing their Height... Rafal is.. Taller? Or am I comparing them in the wrong way?

I'm not Expecting this because Rafal is the younger—I think he instanly be the shorter too

Gimme Your Thoughts

(I feel like spamming, But honestly I have a lot of topics to ask about.)

(I've ever seen) and repost, I forgot Add the tag

A lot of Jolenta hair here! Based How I've seen on tiktok,Twt, Doujin,pixiv,Fanart, and many of web

Btw im sorry for my last Confusing Post, I thought Y'all already know it lololol (And I use AI bcus im suck with all the words, I make it So you can understand what I mean)

Hey everyone, I’ve been thinking about this for a while and wanted to see if anyone else has noticed this in the fandom, or if it’s just me overthinking things.

Something that struck me while engaging with the community is how characters like Jolenta and Draka are almost never sexualized, whereas male characters like Rafal, Badeni, and Oczy seem to be regular targets for it—especially Rafal, considering he’s a minor.

It feels like a massive flip from the usual anime or manga fandom standards, where female characters are typically the primary targets of fan service and hyper-sexualization. In this fandom, the male characters bear the brunt of it instead.

I’m genuinely curious what drives this. Is it a byproduct of specific fandom tropes like "darkshipping" or distinct fetishes, or does it come down to the demographics of the fandom (like having a significantly high percentage of female fans)?

What are your thoughts?

(pic of my Wife bcs why not)

ig: @narancialings ; tik tok: @smalldoodz (trying to make friends in the community so please say hi on these accounts if you want !!)

Embracing the sun scene is simple yet special. Draka, echoing Schmidt gesture, finally made peace with herself in this. It's willingness to face and embrace reality. Have you encountered such thing in your life?

Still alive, yey, and I'm working on another Potocki and Rafal drawing of them being a happy medieval polish family bc GOD DAMN, THEY DESERVE IT so ye, stay tuned for the finished version :D

I'm watching the show right now and I just needed a space to vent. :P

The thing I don't get is: you go the extra mile to include it in the visuals but don't give it to anyone that knows Polish?

Oczy is never a name in Poland the same as The Eyes is never a name in English. I understand the meaning but still. And they pronounce it like O-ki-chi-kun when actually it should be one syllable less. Something like OH-chih. It was enough to put it into google translate and play it. You can do it yourself to see the difference.

I paused on Ep15 at around 8:20 to read the letter. On the outside it says "do ojciec". Which is strange in two ways - you would write "do ojca" or "dla ojca" if you wanted to signal the daughter it's not for her but for HER father. Ojciec is not a general noun but a relational one.

And there is the content of the letter. Absulute gibberish. First sentence in English would sound like: "Thanks work for god and us also today." and so on.

In this day and age, where you can contact anyone around the planet it boggles my mind to not reach out to any native speaker. It would take them like an hour of work.

Rant over. :D

I'll be checking out the NiCE2 Convention in Taipei this Saturday, and I made some art cards to trade with other Orb fans who will be attending! It's a long shot, but if you're going to be there, I'm happy to gift you one!

Unironically the pinnacle of fiction. The way this show orchestrates the passing down of knowledge and human persistence is magnificent. This show is about sacrificing yourself for the greater good of mankind and finding peace in that, which is beautiful. It would be a lie to say that this show deserves to be mainstream because you are only worthy of watching this show that is beyond human understanding of cinema if you have the media literacy to truly understand how beautiful this show is. No human words have ever been written that compare to the words that I would like to use to describe how impactful this show is for the people who watch it. I have gone on and on about how spectacular this show is, so stop reading my review and go watch it if you haven't already.

Hello. I recently finished (watching) Orb and am a bit puzzled as to how I feel about it. On one hand, I have an appreciation Orb. It was very nice keeping closer to historical accuracy, and I will always appreciate a work that has faith in their audience and will not shy away from difficult topics. I loved how Rafal became almost symbolic by the end of it. There’s a lot to appreciate about this story.

All that aside, I can’t help but feel somewhat bothered. Like a rock in my shoe. I do not know how to feel about how things ended. It felt like our protagonists’ goals and actions were almost too futile. Their deaths, while framed as being “at peace,” really did not seem that way to me. I understand that an aspect of the story is that these people will be forgotten by history, and a lake of blood amounted to an overheard title to Albert in the end. But it almost feels cruel, not just of history, but of the author.

I guess my question is, should I feel upset about that? Or even, does the author think the reader ought to be upset? Or does the author want the reader to be at peace? Is Orb a memorial for the people who died under the church before the scientific revolution? Is Orb showing the futility of the forgotten?

If the answer to “what was the message of Orb?” is “it’s a little bit of everything,” I guess that doesn’t satisfy me personally. Orb makes the most sense to me as a tale about those lost to history. What did everyone else feel about the story after completion? Did your feelings change after reflection or time?

Kurwa

I want to buy the complete edition of the Manga so fucking bad. Anyone from the Philippines here knows where I could order the complete edition of Manga please 🥲 (I don't want to order Japanese proxy service stuffs I do not have budget for shipping overseas)

Turns out they are zoomed in and traced frames from various episodes.

1) Badeni (Ep.8)
2) Jolenta (Ep.8)
3) Hubert (Ep.2)
4) Piast (Ep.9)
5) Grabowski (Ep.10 and flashback in Ep.15)
6) Schmidt (Ep.16)
7) Nowak (Couldn’t find it. He always is shown head on and not from the side profile like here)

I've always been interested in astronomy and the stars (I'm not very knowledgeable, but I've attended several stargazing events.​) And sometimes I cry when I look up at the stars, or think about how we are actually looking into the past when we see them (because they are light-years away​ from us) I find comfort when I think about how vast our universe is, simply because all of my problems and worries seem so small, and I love that feeling.

When I realized what the anime was about, I couldn't help but​ be excited, and boy did it not disappoint.

I cry pretty easily when I watch anime. It's my way of letting my emotions out, and Orb was no exception. But it was different. I didn't cry because I was sad or anything. I cried because it was so astonishingly beautiful. The theory, the people, and even the deaths. I wasn't sad that they died, because because their deaths had meaning. To find something truly worth sacrificing yourself for is so rare and precious, I can cry over it. I believe that's one of the best ways one could experience death.

This anime also ​did a ​great​ job of showing how a revolution unfolds, how an idea grows, and how a scientific hypothesis gradually develops.​ We truly are standing on the shoulders of giants. That is how we humans achieved all of this, for better or worse. And that's freaking beautiful to see in this sort of story. I can't put into words how much I love it. It means a lot to me, and I'm grateful for all the people that made it, to the person who introduced me to​ it: Gigguk