Following the broadcast of the anime “Mushoku Tensei III,” threads buzzed with questions about the royal family’s murderous power struggles, why Roxy didn’t join this expedition, and whether portraying the Demon Continent’s language as an untranslated mystery tongue was the right call.
History buffs brought up Japan’s ancient Jinshin War for comparison, while others traced the lineage of “characters desperate to return to their original world” across isekai reincarnation and transportation stories — altogether a lively deep-dive into the show’s worldbuilding.
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Why doesn't Ghislaine ever spill out (of her outfit)?
Let's discuss!
Why doesn't Ghislaine ever spill out (of her outfit)?
Let's discuss!
>>10
https://x.com/isiyumi/status/1604133945016483840
"Guardian Ripuru" (fan art caption/pun)
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https://x.com/isiyumi/status/1604133945016483840
"Guardian Ripuru" (fan art caption/pun)
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>>11
This is amazing! What an invention!
This is amazing! What an invention!
>>16
Apparently there are quite a few spells used in similar situations
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Apparently there are quite a few spells used in similar situations
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Whoa, Ariel's only up until tomorrow!
https://x.com/mushokutensei_A/status/2091001285164355755
Last week's live ABEMA special
[Commemorating the start of "Mushoku Tensei III's" new arc —
Onward to the Aerial Fortress Chaos Breaker!]
Free archive streaming until tomorrow, Sun 8/23, 21:00!
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https://x.com/mushokutensei_A/status/2091001285164355755
Last week's live ABEMA special
[Commemorating the start of "Mushoku Tensei III's" new arc —
Onward to the Aerial Fortress Chaos Breaker!]
Free archive streaming until tomorrow, Sun 8/23, 21:00!
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQS52xkaUAAFbEP.jpg:large
For some reason the royals in Mushoku Tensei just end up killing each other.
In reality, even when rivals clash, it rarely escalates all the way to murder.
Is this just some odd assumption on the author's part?
Rivalry instantly turns into a killing spree.
In reality, even when rivals clash, it rarely escalates all the way to murder.
Is this just some odd assumption on the author's part?
Rivalry instantly turns into a killing spree.
>>135
Probably only Ariel is actually at risk of being killed — the other rival candidates likely won't go that far (probably just lifelong house arrest).
Probably only Ariel is actually at risk of being killed — the other rival candidates likely won't go that far (probably just lifelong house arrest).
>>135
The Ottoman Empire seriously did stuff like that, and so did that thing from Hunter x Hunter.
The Ottoman Empire seriously did stuff like that, and so did that thing from Hunter x Hunter.
>>135
Even in ancient Japan, the princes of Emperor Tenmu's line ended up wiping each other out, and after losing the Jinshin War, succession reverted back to the previously sidelined line of Emperor Tenji.
Royals and nobles killing each other really is just history as usual.
Even in ancient Japan, the princes of Emperor Tenmu's line ended up wiping each other out, and after losing the Jinshin War, succession reverted back to the previously sidelined line of Emperor Tenji.
Royals and nobles killing each other really is just history as usual.
That assassin girl who got sent flying in season 2 was seriously skilled too.
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Night-Eye Hawk
In the novel and manga it's "Crow"
I mean, crows can obviously see at night too, right? lol
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Night-Eye Hawk
In the novel and manga it's "Crow"
I mean, crows can obviously see at night too, right? lol
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Why didn't Roxy come along?
She speaks the demon language and is used to traveling —
she'd be the most reliable one to bring.
She speaks the demon language and is used to traveling —
she'd be the most reliable one to bring.
>>227
Because demons aren't allowed into the teleportation magic circle.
Because demons aren't allowed into the teleportation magic circle.
Huh, Calorwente and Almanfi have the same voice actor.
>>227
The teleport route goes through Chaos Breaker
No demons allowed
>>227
The teleport route goes through Chaos Breaker
No demons allowed
>>227
To reach the Demon Continent you have to use the teleportation magic circle in kindly old Perugius's aerial fortress (that's the underground-looking scene right before arriving at the continent), but Perugius — who absolutely refuses to tolerate demons — won't let Roxy into the fortress, so she can't come along.
To reach the Demon Continent you have to use the teleportation magic circle in kindly old Perugius's aerial fortress (that's the underground-looking scene right before arriving at the continent), but Perugius — who absolutely refuses to tolerate demons — won't let Roxy into the fortress, so she can't come along.
>>263
I've got a feeling maybe time flows differently between his original world and this one, and only growth/aging follows the original world's timeline.
> She knew about Ariel, right?
Now that you mention it, yeah, that's true too…
I've got a feeling maybe time flows differently between his original world and this one, and only growth/aging follows the original world's timeline.
> She knew about Ariel, right?
Now that you mention it, yeah, that's true too…
>>276
Well, who knows…
It's possible…
>>277
Yeah, true, that's not it!
Well, who knows…
It's possible…
>>277
Yeah, true, that's not it!
>>277
Hard to believe this is even the same series.
This guy's living in a completely different world from everyone else.
Hard to believe this is even the same series.
This guy's living in a completely different world from everyone else.
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"#MushokuTenseiIII"
Appearing in Episode 9, "Wailing"!!
Yuruzu the Atoner, one of Perugius's Twelve Familiars.
Voiced by #IkumiHasegawa.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQOJBGbaMAAlQhf.jpg:large
↑ That's Übel from Frieren
and Kiriko from Iron Wok Jan
@mushokutensei_A
"#MushokuTenseiIII"
Appearing in Episode 9, "Wailing"!!
Yuruzu the Atoner, one of Perugius's Twelve Familiars.
Voiced by #IkumiHasegawa.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQOJBGbaMAAlQhf.jpg:large
↑ That's Übel from Frieren
and Kiriko from Iron Wok Jan
Had the same thought back in season 1 — having the Demon Continent language come out as an untranslated mystery language is a questionable creative choice…
>>354
Wasn't Nokopara's dialogue entirely in the demon tongue?
Atofe was speaking demon language in the PV too.
Kind of wish that once Rudeus switches over, Atofe would just talk normally, sounding like Japanese to us.
Zanoba and the others can stay in human language at that point, lol.
That's what happened when he reunited with Nanahoshi wearing the white mask —
only Sylphy got switched to human language.
She's actually speaking demon language the whole time normally.
Wasn't Nokopara's dialogue entirely in the demon tongue?
Atofe was speaking demon language in the PV too.
Kind of wish that once Rudeus switches over, Atofe would just talk normally, sounding like Japanese to us.
Zanoba and the others can stay in human language at that point, lol.
That's what happened when he reunited with Nanahoshi wearing the white mask —
only Sylphy got switched to human language.
She's actually speaking demon language the whole time normally.
>>354
Setting aside whether the multilingual staging was even necessary, Nokopara's voice actor's performance was really great.
Setting aside whether the multilingual staging was even necessary, Nokopara's voice actor's performance was really great.
>>354
Whenever there's a character present who can't understand the language, it's mystery language plus subtitles.
But like when Roxy went back home and there was nobody around who didn't understand it, they just do it in plain Japanese.
Whenever there's a character present who can't understand the language, it's mystery language plus subtitles.
But like when Roxy went back home and there was nobody around who didn't understand it, they just do it in plain Japanese.
Putting a little girl in a sexy outfit in this day and age…
Shows like this are an embarrassment to the Japanese anime industry.
Shows like this are an embarrassment to the Japanese anime industry.
>>398
Yeah, exactly.
They should be putting it on Nanahoshi or Eris instead…
Yeah, exactly.
They should be putting it on Nanahoshi or Eris instead…
>>398
Huh, right.
Now that I look closely, Lady Kishirika's outfit is pretty racy too.
Huh, right.
Now that I look closely, Lady Kishirika's outfit is pretty racy too.
>>398
That's exactly why they play up Kishirika as such an over-the-top gag character.
That's exactly why they play up Kishirika as such an over-the-top gag character.
Is it actually rare for a reincarnation-story protagonist to try this desperately to get back home?
>>488
"The Rising of the Shield Hero" —
I recall it was something like, defeat the enemies, save the world, and you get to go home.
Though how it actually ends is a mystery to me.
"The Rising of the Shield Hero" —
I recall it was something like, defeat the enemies, save the world, and you get to go home.
Though how it actually ends is a mystery to me.
>>488
Nanahoshi's case is a "transportation," not a reincarnation.
Among transportation stories, plenty of series have characters desperately trying to get home — like "Arifureta," "Instant Death Cheat," "Reject Class," etc.
Nanahoshi's case is a "transportation," not a reincarnation.
Among transportation stories, plenty of series have characters desperately trying to get home — like "Arifureta," "Instant Death Cheat," "Reject Class," etc.
>>488
"Woltania War Chronicle"
It's a transportation story.
The protagonist does wail "I can't go back! I can't go back!"
Though he's just a regular DK (high school boy).
"Woltania War Chronicle"
It's a transportation story.
The protagonist does wail "I can't go back! I can't go back!"
Though he's just a regular DK (high school boy).
It's kind of odd that with dragonkin, elves, and demons all around, only the Man-God gets to exist, right?
Maybe the other races have their own gods too, and the Man-God lost to them, so now he's manipulating Rudeus through prophecy as revenge for something from the past.
Maybe the other races have their own gods too, and the Man-God lost to them, so now he's manipulating Rudeus through prophecy as revenge for something from the past.
Up through "The Familiar of Zero," desperately wanting to go home really was the standard theme, huh~
I guess it was really Konosuba and Tensura that changed that.
Even "Shambala wo Yuku Mono" had a shocking ending for its time.
I guess it was really Konosuba and Tensura that changed that.
Even "Shambala wo Yuku Mono" had a shocking ending for its time.
>>510
There's Orsted the Dragon God, y'know!
Lord Perugius said the demon god Laplace is coming back — is that even for real?!
Back in season 1, after getting wrecked by Orsted, when he explained the situation to Ruijerd, Ruijerd said something like "The Ancient Six Gods, huh. Hard to believe right away, but I doubt you're lying," so the Ancient Six Gods probably did exist.
>>517
In Tensura too, Rimuru's a reincarnator so he doesn't really want to go back (since he knows he's dead, going back isn't even an option), but the transported/summoned girl from Falmuth did want to go home.
Another transported character mentioned that the curse-word kept her from acting freely enough to even explore ways of getting back.
There's Orsted the Dragon God, y'know!
Lord Perugius said the demon god Laplace is coming back — is that even for real?!
Back in season 1, after getting wrecked by Orsted, when he explained the situation to Ruijerd, Ruijerd said something like "The Ancient Six Gods, huh. Hard to believe right away, but I doubt you're lying," so the Ancient Six Gods probably did exist.
>>517
In Tensura too, Rimuru's a reincarnator so he doesn't really want to go back (since he knows he's dead, going back isn't even an option), but the transported/summoned girl from Falmuth did want to go home.
Another transported character mentioned that the curse-word kept her from acting freely enough to even explore ways of getting back.
>>517
Tensura isn't an "isekai transportation," it's an "isekai reincarnation via death," so going back to the original world wouldn't really mean much anyway —
that said, the ending is technically a "return home" ending, isn't it.
Though it might just be a pseudo return home.
Tensura isn't an "isekai transportation," it's an "isekai reincarnation via death," so going back to the original world wouldn't really mean much anyway —
that said, the ending is technically a "return home" ending, isn't it.
Though it might just be a pseudo return home.
>>517
Konosuba's the same — he's dead too, so going back wouldn't mean much.
Konosuba's the same — he's dead too, so going back wouldn't mean much.
Guess his hair and nails didn't grow.
Finally feels like the story's moving forward.
He's not bringing his master along, even though it's her hometown?
The horse doesn't remember him.
That was found awfully easily.
Finally feels like the story's moving forward.
He's not bringing his master along, even though it's her hometown?
The horse doesn't remember him.
That was found awfully easily.
Well, Rudeus's whole story is literally "Jobless Reincarnation" after all.
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*This article is compiled from excerpts and summaries of the 5ch (Anime board) thread 「[NO SPOILERS] Mushoku Tensei ~Jobless Reincarnation~ 137」.




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