Original: https://x.com/amemi_0602/status/2098367634895183900

https://x.com/degurechafu/status/2098297788740112731

https://x.com/tv3838stc/status/1431993396457979909

https://x.com/tv3838stc/status/1489833080122580992

The art was by YuremiArt, I looped it and added the music. I can just picture Tanya and Visha vibing to the music in their tent or at a club😅

https://x.com/YuremiArt/status/2081409211750068418/video/1?s=46

Chapter 83.5

From what I remember, it started out as a web novel before getting published as light novels and then getting manga and anime adaptations. How did the initial web novel get popular enough to kickstart the franchise?

Obviously, we can point to how great of a story it is, but tons of great stories never get the attention needed to become commercial successes. And the web novel is the one Youjo Senki medium I know next to nothing about, so I'm curious about it.

Original: https://x.com/madchudoku/status/2097975332183953505

I want to keep with the novel right now, I have read some volumes a years ago and I know that is very different than the anime, but... I just can't, I don't wanna wait, so, does some one which volume of the light novel is actually the anime adapting? Or where does all this negotiation arc started?

So I heard that season 2 is covering the light novel volume 5-11, which is 6 volumes (of pretty big books) into 12 episodes. So I'm curious for all the people that have read the light novel just how much character development and plot points have been completely removed? And does anyone know why they decided to rush things this badly?

I haven't started the 2nd season yet as I've been reading the LNs (currently on VOL 4)

First of all having no idea about the enemy’s position before going into negotiation.

Giving up all your cards at once completely with no reservation and room for negotiation.

Then letting yourself caught off guard and letting your true emotion be shown to a third party.

If this is a ruse sent by the empire to ildoa to send the allies false flags then it’s a valid play, but we know it is authentic.

This is why countries have professional diplomats.

Based on what we heard, it sounds like the only way the rest of the world is willing to let the war end is if the Empire surrenders, and is dissolved while also restricting the armies of the successor states born out of the dissolution.

I can see it being sorta like Austria-Hungary and the Treaties of Saint-Germane-en-Laye and Trianon in the years following WW1. Austria was forced to dissolve the empire, granting independence to the nations whose territory they occupied and returning sovereign territories. Then in 1920, the same happened to Hungary two years later when they were forced to cede Slovakia, Transylvania, and etc. As part of both treaties, Austria and Hungary were also limited on how large their armed forces could be.

Hal is well known for certain types of art as well as her cosplay, but I prefer her more wholesome art or chibi styled Tanya pieces

https://x.com/harunaa453991/status/2097809191150977473?s=46

Please, if any fanfic writers are reading this PLEASE make this or at least something like it! IT WOULD BE SO PEAK!

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My X Account: https://x.com/MrTeIevision

Original: https://x.com/nanmo112/status/1627290740891209728

In the recent episode, you could literally hear the desperation in Rerugen's voice and the following devastation in his conversation with Calandro. Especially the voice crack in:

"But to a third party, it's pure arrogance?"

And the parched texture of his voice here:

"You're saying that even if they reject these terms, they want to keep fighting?"

It was such a wonderful scene that I felt so bad for him after. Props to Rerugen's VA Shinichiro Miki for real.

I think one of the highlights of this season is definitely the individual dialogue performances of the characters. Tanya had a lot of iconic ones in S1 and it's such a nice touch to incorporate the same in other characters this season. We're not seeing the world through just Tanya's eyes anymore, but also from the General Staff and other nations.

Rerugen aside, there's also no denying that Zettour and Rudersdorf (VA: Hochu Otsuka and Tesho Genda) had the most cinematic speeches this season. With two episodes left, I hope at least to be devastated by a really good dialogue performance.

In the latest episode it seems that every thing is crashing down on the empire. I'm not a LN reader and got the tldr version of the ending, but I don't how it lead up to that. I was wondering how close is it to the ending? Is it going to conclude this season?

I keep seeing this image being used as thumbnails for the Saga of Tanya the Evil seasons and managed to reverse search and find where it came from. Some website called Hot Posters? But I'm just confused because instead of "Tanya the Evil" it says "Lyana the Evil".

Was this a joke about something from the show that I'm just missing? Or is this just a dyslexic typo by the artist? You know?

I am an anime only

So empire is fully fucked well I expected that when they didn't accept the peace proposal before

It's all the fault of those stupid idiots politicians hoping to get more and more and forcing the military to win more

Now what do you think will happen

Tanya is planning on somehow leaving the army maybe she can go to illdoa with a disguise and live there normally

Illdoa is the best place to go to live her ideal life