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In exchange for the older man inspecting Fena’s stone, Arya asks Yukimaru to sharpen one of the Burgermeister’s knives for him. The craftsman doesn’t think the stone is from his village, but he is interrupted by a young woman named Arya arriving and contradicting him.Īrya offers to take Fena and the samurai to see the Burgermeister (interesting name – reminds me of the Hamburglar character from McDonalds created in the days of yore and ohgodI’mold). When the group finally arrives at Libar-Oberstein, they make their way to a workshop where large chunks of clear stone are being ground and polished. I do appreciate that while Yukimaru spends some of his time with Fena being a stiffheaded jerk, he does care for her in his own way deep down.

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Yukimaru doesn’t step forward to show Fena how to use any weapons (because remember that he was against her learning to protect herself in the first place), he shows his support in other ways. On the more useful side of things, one of the twins shows Fena how to use a staff, and Karin tries to show Fena how to use a gun. Nothing about skills, just Defeat Your Enemy. xD And Tsubaki’s not any better because he basically tells Fena to draw her sword and kill her opponent. Although really, Makaba just stands there while Fena wails on his abdomen. Once Fena has her first swordfighting lesson with Shitan, one by one the other samurai get up early in the morning to teach Fena their weapon of choice. I wonder which weapon Fena will end up learning – or perhaps she will have some special ability all her own that emerges later in the series? I suspect Yukimaru might be aware than Fena has feelings for him, but he so consistently underestimates her and treats her like a child that maybe he just dismisses those feelings as immature. Yukimaru is so off in his own bubble that I wonder if he knows how Shitan feels about their friendship. There are some notable parallels between Fena and Shitan and their relationship with Yukimaru, albeit in different aspects. Because Yukimaru made him feel like he could never measure up, Shitan switched tactics and instead learned how to use a weapon that would allow him to protect Yukimaru from behind. Shitan doesn’t seem to open up much, but he shared with Fena that he was also determined to protect Yukimaru (whom he doesn’t name but we know that’s who he’s talking about). The scene between Fena and Shitan on the bow of the ship was pretty touching. As the stars sparkle in the night sky, Shitan agrees to teach Fena how to fight with a sword. However when she still fails to use it with any proficiency, Shitan then takes Fena around to the different samurai and asks if they would consider teaching her their fighting skill. On the bow of the ship, Fena vents to Shitan and asks Shitan to teach her how to use a bow.

Yukimaru, naturally, just wants her to stay out of the team’s way so she doesn’t cause trouble for them like she already did. On the way, Fena gets it into her head that she wants to be a useful member of the team instead of just the client who’s being protected.

So, Fena and her samurai are traveling to Libar-Oberstein to get more information about the stone. With that out of the way, on to the review!

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Plus of course the OP and ED themes are fantastic as well. There’s never any music playing that doesn’t feel like it doesn’t belong. Whether it’s a quiet, simmering score in the background or a melodic guitar picking flitting through a shot, there is an appropriate tune for every scene and it all fits. The music for this title has been so spot-on and flawless that I’d argue it almost surpasses the spectacular quality of Production I.G’s animation. Before I kick off my post, I’d like to highlight composer Yuki Kajiura who has created the music for Kaizoku Oujo.