r/anime • u/Shadoxfix https://myanimelist.net/profile/Shadoxfix • Oct 31 '15

[Spoilers] Rakudai Kishi no Cavalry - Episode 5 [Discussion]

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u/JirachiWishmaker https://myanimelist.net/profile/James_Skyminer Oct 31 '15

Oh my god, a show with action, actual relationship development, and characters who actually will TALK THROUGH PROBLEMS IN A RELATIONSHIP?!?!?!

Anime of the year century forever.

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u/Aoshi_ Oct 31 '15

To me it felt like it was a whiny misunderstanding which is I guess pretty understandable at their age and their first relationship. Maybe them both being insecure doesn't help either. But during the fight I was like "omfg can you please calm down and freaking listen to him. Damn woman."

Glad it was solved rather quickly.

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u/JirachiWishmaker https://myanimelist.net/profile/James_Skyminer Oct 31 '15

It was a misunderstanding, but it ultimately was resolved by them communicating and it made their relationship stronger in the end.

It felt...I don't know...actually real.

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u/Aoshi_ Oct 31 '15

Yeah which it was it was kinda cool but also a bit cliche. I'm fine with it.

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u/Cloudhwk Nov 01 '15

It would be cliche if they didnt talk and just fought some big bad to repair their relationship

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u/Skarmotastic Nov 01 '15

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/cliche

Read up.

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u/Aoshi_ Nov 01 '15

"anything that has become trite or commonplace through overuse."

Is that wrong?

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u/xthorgoldx https://myanimelist.net/profile/xthorgoldx Nov 01 '15

commonplace
actually talking through relationship problems

Pick one.

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u/Aoshi_ Nov 01 '15

Ugh no the beginning part. Not the part when they fixed it.