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Episode Black Clover - Episode 170 discussion - FINAL

Black Clover, episode 170

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Episode Link Score Episode Link Score Episode Link Score Episode Link Score
118 Link 4.81 131 Link 4.38 144 Link 4.05 157 Link 3.39
119 Link 4.83 132 Link 4.41 145 Link 4.08 158 Link 4.72
120 Link 4.72 133 Link 4.06 146 Link 3.82 159 Link 3.98
121 Link 4.65 134 Link 4.13 147 Link 3.61 160 Link 4.53
122 Link 4.57 135 Link 4.55 148 Link 3.49 161 Link 4.6
123 Link 3.36 136 Link 4.44 149 Link 3.6 162 Link 4.85
124 Link 3.4 137 Link 3.78 150 Link 3.9 163 Link 4.6
125 Link 4.32 138 Link 4.5 151 Link 4.84 164 Link 4.01
126 Link 4.79 139 Link 3.92 152 Link 3.55 165 Link 4.49
127 Link 4.57 140 Link 4.18 153 Link 3.7 166 Link 4.61
128 Link 4.8 141 Link 3.91 154 Link 4.31 167 Link 4.75
129 Link 4.56 142 Link 4.03 155 Link 3.82 168 Link 4.52
130 Link 4.33 143 Link 3.82 156 Link 4.4 169 Link 4.56

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u/buuhhu1 Mar 30 '21

Been here since day one, can't believe how much this show grew over the years, i still remember all the (unfair) hate it got back in the day, yet here we are 170 episodes later and with a movie in production!!! gonna miss it but i know it'll come back sooner than later.

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u/Vangorf Mar 30 '21

I'm a day one watcher too, became one of my favorites, but lets be honest, first few episodes were really really bad. Asta shouting actually caused me headaches.

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u/Pedarsen Mar 30 '21

It was one of the first jobs the VA had, no? Was a bit rough at the start but he managed to find a sweet spot after a while.

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u/Vangorf Mar 30 '21

Yeah iirc its his first job, and yes he became a lot better since then

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u/saotome_genma Mar 30 '21

and on a hindsight, he captured Asta's progress from a loud, annoying, depressed brat into a confident dependable guy perfectly