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Lodoss-tou Senki: Eiyuu Kishi Den
I watched another anime from this setting twelve years ago, and I still remember the circumstances: I had a one-night stand and started watching it somewhere near dawn, lying in bed with my laptop. Back then, I couldn't have known this, but now that time is remembered with particular warmth, because things were much better in my life then, both on a personal level and on a larger scale. As for the series itself, I liked it, and I saw one of my favorite couples in it – the dark knight and the dark elf. They seemed like a beautiful couple to me, and now I think that it's not something that happens often for me – more often, my level of sympathy for the characters varies greatly, but here both of them were equally appealing.
The second time I interacted with this setting was when I played this game – I briefly mentioned it in the relevant thread.
As for the anime I just watched, it's a bit boring, mainly because it's stretched out over twenty-seven episodes, while some individual elements of the story are shown too hastily and without details. But despite this, it's still a pleasant, classic story about a young, aspiring knight who starts from almost nothing, having only youthful courage in his arsenal, and gradually gains experience, is inspired by his older idols, makes loyal friends, overcomes various difficulties, finds his love, becomes a full-fledged person with a capital letter, and finally saves the damsel in distress, and with her, their small world – the island – from an unenviable future.
I wouldn't recommend it to anyone, but I like it, and for me personally, it looks especially good in contrast to the previous title and many other creations of modernity.
I watched another anime from this setting twelve years ago, and I still remember the circumstances: I had a one-night stand and started watching it somewhere near dawn, lying in bed with my laptop. Back then, I couldn't have known this, but now that time is remembered with particular warmth, because things were much better in my life then, both on a personal level and on a larger scale. As for the series itself, I liked it, and I saw one of my favorite couples in it – the dark knight and the dark elf. They seemed like a beautiful couple to me, and now I think that it's not something that happens often for me – more often, my level of sympathy for the characters varies greatly, but here both of them were equally appealing.
The second time I interacted with this setting was when I played this game – I briefly mentioned it in the relevant thread.
As for the anime I just watched, it's a bit boring, mainly because it's stretched out over twenty-seven episodes, while some individual elements of the story are shown too hastily and without details. But despite this, it's still a pleasant, classic story about a young, aspiring knight who starts from almost nothing, having only youthful courage in his arsenal, and gradually gains experience, is inspired by his older idols, makes loyal friends, overcomes various difficulties, finds his love, becomes a full-fledged person with a capital letter, and finally saves the damsel in distress, and with her, their small world – the island – from an unenviable future.
I wouldn't recommend it to anyone, but I like it, and for me personally, it looks especially good in contrast to the previous title and many other creations of modernity.