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Genjitsu Shugi Yuusha no Oukoku Saikenki (How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom) - 1/4 Liscia Elfrieden: Bunny Ver. Figure by Freeing. Release: July 2023

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Liscia Elfrieden : Bunny ver - How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom

Release: July 2023

Manufacturer: FREEing

Size: 1/4 scale, 13.3in

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Today’s anime cat of the day is:

Kagetora from How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom!

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Genjitsu Shugi Yuusha No Oukoku Saikenki - Carla Vargas

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Anime of the day: Genjitsu Shugi Yuusha no Oukoku Saikenki Part 2

Alt title: How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom Part 2

Released: 2022

In the previous season, Souma was acting on his plan to reviatilize the kingdom of Elfrieden. Now he is facing a new empire, who believes he violated a treaty and wants to punish him for it. However, while he has a plan, his plan involves gaining approval of said empire.

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How A Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom: 2nd Season (2022)

Plot premise:  Genjitsu Shugi Yuusha no Oukoku Saikenki Together with his talented aides, the "Realist Hero" Kazuya Souma continues his quest of reinvigorating the Elfrieden Kingdom through administrative reform. Having successfully conquered Van—the capital city of the Principality of Amidonia—Kazuya now faces the envoy from Gran Chaos Empire, who wishes to impose punishment for breaching the ban on war established by the Mankind Declaration Treaty. Despite the dire situation, Kazuya sees a path to avoid unnecessary conflict whilst gaining new allies. With his plan being seemingly perfect, the only barrier to success is gaining approval from the envoy.

Network: Funimation Episodes (and episode length): 13 (23 mins) Creator: Watanabe Takashi (director) Cast: Kobayashi Yuusuke, Minase Inori, Ueda Reina, Hasegawa Ikumi, Ichimichi Mao, Kahara Moe, Okitsu Kazuyuki, Terakawa Aimi IMDB | RottenTomatoes

± As the second season expands into external issues after managing to unite the kingdom, it does finally step into a couple of actually Machiavellian courses of actions and not just ideology. It still remains a smart political story and starts to cover the international relations that a kingdom could develop. It's pretty fun, even though the harem part went a little over the line by basically hypnotizing Souma into revealing his feelings rather than letting the characters talk about it, eep. But i suppose it's at least nice how they all genuinely care in some way.

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(armored people may not read it) 

 annual report to yourself.during the year, 130 films were viewed (animation japonaise). movies with the main character (hero)-9.and a few more almost with the main character.

next, some selected Burgundy thoughts...

Sonny Boy(9).an ambiguous film.but the scene at night in the sea and the music were worth watching.

Tsuki ga Michibiku Isekai Douchuu (13).this is a serious film, although it is hidden by comedy.the scene where the hero kills a woman looking into her eyes was very effective.

Uramichi Oniisan (17).the best adult film of the year.a film about love, happiness, life and... other "mythical animals"

Ryuu to sobakasu no hime (20).one of the best films of the year.although I watched it by mistake-I confused it with another movie.however, the scene with the "black and gold" field at the end of the film was very effective.

Jahy-sama wa Kujikenai! (22). one of the best female films of the year.if you read between the lines, then this is a very sad movie.

Senpai ga Uzai Kouhai no Hanashi (31).almost the second best adult film of the year.a movie with the main character,with a real man.

86 EIGHTY-SIX 2nd (40).just one word-déception

Genjitsu Shugi Yuusha no Oukoku Saikenki 2 (42).the most naive film of the year.

Ryman's Club (43).a rare case is a movie about sports that I liked.

Shikkakumon no Saikyou Kenja (44).training swords were similar to swords-and this rarely happens in anime.

Takt Op. Destiny (55).one of the films with the main character.I confused Ryuu to sobakasu no hime with this movie-the ladies are very similar.I am glad of this mistake-instead of one movie I saw two effective ones.

Mushoku Tensei: Isekai Ittara Honki Dasu TV2 (62).the sad glory of the film that caused the strongest flow of "selected Burgundian abuse" ... I liked only two things-the armor of the guards in the scene of the execution of the local feudal lord and the battle scene on the high mountain pass-important words were said there.

Leadale no Daichi nite (65).probably the best female movie of the year I've  seen. anyway, i can't fault this lady that you wasted your youth and now you're playing family?the lady lived all her life in the hospital and died there. so she can... I liked the gnome, the most serious of her stupid "children".

mieruko-chan (71).the second best female film of the year.despite cheap tricks like an emphasis on the chest, the flashing of half-naked girls in the frame-the film surprisingly turned out to be good.I especially liked the fox spirits doing their duty.

Blue Period (73).I can’t draw myself, so I love films about artists.despite some "fashionable modern phenomena", the film turned out to be so harmonious that I would buy a video cassette with it.

RPG Fudousan (74).women's film, comedy.I especially remember how the lady bard sang the song....

Dance Dance Danseur (79).a ridiculous subject is ballet....it's not a man's business.but the movie is unexpectedly funny.frankly speaking, I watched only because of Chizuru-fille drôle.one thing I don't understand is why the main character chose ballet.ballet is a phalanx, linear infantry, and the main character is Doppelsöldner-something passionate like "Latin American dances" suits him.

Spy x Family (82).this movie is very popular, so I didn't want to watch it.it turned out to be a movie with the main character.but I remember it only for its magnificent architecture.this is similar to Magatsu Wahrheit: Zuerst...

Otome Game Sekai wa Mob ni Kibishii Sekai desu (86).the film is notable for the fact that there is a main character here, but not a hero-chevalier, but a petty dork (as in kaifuku utsushi).battle scenes (robots...)drawn so primitively (2-4 frames per second) What I thought:it's the 90th year and I'm watching transformers? I liked the queen...yes, fille drôle again. but the rest of the ladies failed because vénus paléolithiques for no reason-vulgar and ugly.

Koi wa Sekai Seifuku no Ato de (91).in this film, the "game of love" of children aged 7-9 was well shown.

Mahoutsukai Reimeiki (92).an unexpected sequel to a long-forgotten movie.

Heroine Tarumono! Kiraware Heroine to Naisho no Oshigoto (95).the lady from this movie is the second best female character of the year.the film is quite realistic and effective.the scene of a female fight is worth a lot.

Tokyo 24-ku (98).the film is both childishly naive and very serious.

Yuusha, Yamemasu (100).in its genre, it is the best film of the year.

Sono Bisque Doll wa Koi wo Suru (108).what I liked - when the main character does not behave like a stupid virgin, he is a real professional in his field. and also his haircut (by the way, as in the movie about ballet).a normal man's haircut and not some kind of "nest or stack of straw", as is usual with all anime characters.

Shuumatsu no Harem (109).one of the two unnoticed depraved films.film about: if a panda does not want to breed to save its endangered species, it needs to be shot.

Tensei Kenja no Isekai Life...(112).remarkable film. there are no annoying vénus paléolithiques (almost) in it. one can say more, this is a film without women. women are nothing more than a background like trees, houses, etc. at the same time, the main character is a very expressive character.it's rare.interesting are the memories of his past life-when he was an office slave without meaning and purpose in life. dynamic scenes are drawn interestingly.and the moon turned out very well when it was drawn in an early (or late) phase.probably the best moon in anime.

Lycoris Recoil (113).one of the 5 worst films of the year.

Hataage! Kemono Michi (114).when this film appeared a few years ago, I reasonably ignored it, suggesting that it was some kind of nonsense. and it turned out. almost ... a long-eared lady with the name of a lost ship of a dead country turned out to be the best female character of the year.

Kuro no Shoukanshi (115).playing in the family reminded me of Leadale...

Isekai Meikyuu de Harem wo (116).young people will love this film - it's full of debauchery with lush vénus paléolithiques. and there will be even more at the end of the film. but besides this nonsense, there are two unique and great things in the film. first.at the beginning of the film, peasant women are shown-in normal women's dresses and a covered head!amazing! second.the film presents a simple, logical and at the same time the rarest (in movies, anime, games) economic system-three types of coins in value.Fantastic! those are two things that no Bethesda would think of! modern man probably does not understand what is wrong with depicting half-naked women in some kind of vulgar carnival clothes and bare head to boot in a pseudo-medieval history. but I think that any modern person understands the absurdity of the idea of a loaf of bread for 20 gold coins... the author of this story is some kind of scientific genius.it's a pity that he chose the wrong genre.

Hataraku Maou-sama 2 (117).sequels filmed after many years... how much annoyance and disappointment are hidden in their words ... it's almost always a different studio, a different style of drawing and appearance of the characters, different voices of the characters.Hélas.

Mamahaha no Tsurego ga Motokano datta (120).I don’t know what this movie is about, but episode 8 and the second half of episode 10 are the most effective. Isana is the best female character of the year number 3.

Youkoso Jitsuryoku...2 (125).unusual.usually an interesting film is interesting only in the first season.next, 2, 3 continued-worse and worse.this movie is the opposite.the first season was like cardboard instead of cake - about nothing. not a single memorable character.the second film was unexpectedly bright.Pourquoi?-Cherchez la femme...Kei is perfect for the main character. They are generally the perfect couple. Probably the best couple this year. (I don’t keep statistics on couples, but it’s quite possible).

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How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom Season 2 will feature even more Machiavellian politics and harem antics. Pic credit: FuyuyukiThe How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom Season 2 anime TV series will continue the story of Kazuya Souma, Liscia Alfrieden, and friends. But when will Genjitsu Shugi Yuusha no Oukoku Saikenki Season 2 come out?The main staff and studio that is making How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom Season 2 hasn’t been announced yet.For the first season, the anime TV series was produced by animation studio J.C. Staff, known for the original Sorcerous Stabber Orphen anime, the KonoSuba movie, Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon?, A Certain Scientific Railgun, and One Punch Man Season 2 (and, hopefully, One Punch Man Season 3).In 2021, Studio J.C. Staff was working on Netflix’s EDENS ZERO anime series, Combatants Will Be Dispatched! anime, and The Duke of Death and His Maid anime. The Date A Live Season 4 release date was in 2022. They’ve also scheduled the DanMachi Season 4 release date for 2022.Netflix’s The Way of the Househusband Season 2 and The Duke of Death and His Maid Season 2 anime are already in production. A new KonoSuba anime project was announced in 2021 (could it be KonoSuba Season 3?).For the first season, the GenKoku anime project was helmed by director Takashi Watanabe (Slayers, Boogiepop Phantom). Writers Gou Zappa (Ahiru no Sora, Beatless, Moriarty the Patriot) and Hiroshi Oonogi (Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood) wrote the scripts.Artist Mai Ootsuka (Non Non Biyori) was the character designer. Composer Akiyuki Tateyama (Kemono Friends, Laid-Back Camp) wrote the music.The How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom Season 2 OP (opening) and ED (ending) theme song music hasn’t been announced yet.For the first season, the How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom OP “Hello Horizon” was performed by Japanese voice actress Inori Minase (voice of Liscia). The ED “Kazanear” was performed by Aimi. The Realist Hero Part 2 OP “Real-Eyes” was performed by Inori Minase, while the ED “Lights” was performed by Aimi. The Part 2 OP remained the same.愛美「カザニア」Official Music Video (TVアニメ「現実主義勇者の王国再建記」EDテーマ)Watch this video on YouTubeThe first part’s finale, How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom Episode 13, was released on September 26, 2021. The How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom Part 2 release date was on January 8, 2022, the Winter 2022 anime season.That means Realist Hero Part 2 was a split-cour anime series, which is when a single season takes a broadcasting break before resuming.Once a rarity, this type of TV broadcasting schedule has become fairly common. Recent examples include Attack On Titan Season 4 Part 2 and Mushoku Tensei Part 2.The first season’s finale, How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom Episode 26 (Realist Hero Part 2 Episode 13), was released on April 2, 2022.Updated September 25, 2021: How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom Part 2 confirmed.Updated August 3, 2021: Added How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom English dub info.This article provides everything that is known about How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom Season 2 (Genjitsu Shugi Yuusha no Oukoku Saikenki Season 2) and all related news. As such, this article will be updated over time with news and rumors. Meanwhile, let’s delve down into what is known for certain.FUNimation’s How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom English dub release dateIn Summer 2021, the first season of the anime TV series was streaming on Crunchyroll, FUNimation, and Hulu with English subtitles. The FUNimation Simuldub schedule initially listed the show merely as a Simulcast, but then a dubbed version was announced in late July 2021.Here is the How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom dub cast:Alejandro Saab as SoumaAnairis Quinones as LisciaKeith Silverstein as AlbertErnesto Jason Liebrecht as CastorCory Phillips as Chief PriestAnastasia Munoz as ElishaMarti Etheridge as ExcelMarcus Stimac as GeorgMichelle Rojas as JeanneDawn M. Bennett as MariaIvan Jasso as MarxChris Guerrero as NarratorJad Saxton as RoroaNeil Kaplan as SebastianMark Stoddard as Souma’s GrandfatherBrook Chalmers as TolmanFUNimation’s How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom English dub release date was July 31, 2021.Genjitsu Shugi Yuusha no Oukoku Saikenki Season 2 release date predictionsAs of the last update, Studio J.C. Staff or any company related to the production of the anime has not officially confirmed the How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom Season 2 release date. Nor has the production of a GenKoku sequel been announced.Once the news is officially confirmed, this article will be updated with the relevant information.In the meantime, it’s possible to speculate about when, or if, the Genjitsu Shugi Yuusha no Oukoku Saikenki Season 2 premiere date will occur in the future.The reviews of the anime have been mostly positive, although light novel readers do criticize how the books were condensed. Speaking of which, there is also plenty of source material for making anime sequels.The fact that the anime’s first season was given two cours is enough to have hope for the future. We’ll just have to wait and see if it becomes popular enough in 2022 for a continuation to be renewed by the anime production committee.How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom manga/light novels compared to the animeThe story for the anime is based on the Genjitsu Shugi Yuusha no Oukoku Saikenki light novel series by writer Dojyomaru and illustrator Fuyuyuki. It’s also known by the English title Re:CONSTRUCTION – The Elfrieden Kingdom Tales of Realistic Brave.Like many isekai adventures, the story began as a Realist Hero web novel in 2014. It was first self-published on the Shōsetsuka ni Narō website, only to be deleted in 2016 and resumed on PIXIV.The web novel has not ended yet. It’s divided up into three major story sagas. Part 1: Realist Hero’s Kingdom Reconstruction Chronicle was 105 chapters. Part 2: A Realist Hero’s Great Nation Construction Chronicle ended in November 2020 with 140 chapters. Part 3: A Realist Hero’s Empire Building Chronicle introduced a three-year time skip and is still ongoing.Starting in 2016, it began being adapted as a light novel series by Overlap Bunko. It’s already up to Realist Hero Volume 16 as of December 25, 2021.The official English translation of the light novels is being published in two separate ways. J-Novel Club began digitally publishing the English Realist Hero books in 2017, while Seven Seas Entertainment has been releasing the physical print book volumes. The digital version was up to Volume 15 as of January 17, 2022, while the physical print Volume 15 is coming out on July 26, 2022.Creator Dojyomaru teamed up with artist Satoshi Ueda to start serializing the Realist Hero manga series in July 2017. In Japanese, it’s up to Volume 8, with over 40 chapters as of December 2021. By January 2022 the English translation of the manga was up to Volume 7 digitally.The anime episode titles are often references to pop culture or history. The art for the first manga volume is a reference to the famous painting Napoleon Crossing the Alps. Pic credit: Satoshi UedaThe opening episode of the anime was extremely promising to light novel and manga fans since it foreshadowed future events by introducing certain characters very early.For example, the anime teased characters like Roroa Amidonia and her butler early on even though she doesn’t debut in the manga until Chapter 11 or become important to the story until light novel Volume 2. The anime also briefly showed The Three Dukes and the Euphoria sisters.The difficult part with adapting this story is that the books dive down into complex topics at length. Due to the limited runtime of the TV format, the anime is forced to simplify dialogue to the point that sometimes the character’s actions and motivations are changed.For example, it was fairly odd when dark elf Aisha Udgard immediately vowed loyalty to Kazuya Souma after being publicly lectured in response to a question about basic forestry. It could almost be considered condescending “isekai-splaining” from a Japanese city dweller to a native inhabitant since Souma’s grand solution was only tree thinning, which is Agroforestry 101 going back hundreds of years on Earth, never mind a fantasy world.While, yes, the dark elves didn’t know about tree thinning in the books and manga, Aisha’s main complaint in the books was that humans were trespassing into the forests to forage, not that the trees were getting sparse. The books were still more nuanced, with Souma coming to logical conclusions about the forest’s state and thus the dark elve’s problems based on their initial conversation. Souma both posed a potential problem and derived a solution without even being directly asked, which was why Aisha was so quick to drop to her knees.To be fair, the books expounded at great length on illegal wood gathering and the causes of food shortages to the point that it was almost too much. Still, the manga’s explanation was fairly concise and kept the character motivations intact, so that’s why it’s odd that the anime didn’t follow suit.The light novels also almost over-explained why a glutton like Poncho Panacotta would be useful for his gastronomic knowledge, whereas, in Episode 3, the anime assumed audiences would be smart enough to figure it out on their own without being spoonfed the answer. Then Episode 4 used the “show, not tell” of good storytelling by showing how Souma was combatting the food shortages using Poncho’s knowledge.When Souma bowed to the people in apology for the ruler’s actions, the manga went a step further by having Souma explain in detail to the citizens what caused the food shortages and why the kingdom’s leaders were to blame. Cutting this bit was understandable since the anime already showed Souma explaining the problem to Liscia, but the skipped scene also established Souma’s commitment to transparency and accountability as a ruler, which was something this world had never seen before.The anime also skipped how Souma boosted the mystic wolf tribe’s economy since they were refugees. Once he learned the tribe created his beloved soy sauce and bean sauce, he granted them a limited monopoly by putting a 5-year ban on anyone selling the products.Another notable difference in Episode 4 was the discussion surrounding the revelation by mystic wolf girl Tomoe Inui that demon monsters were sentient beings with their own unique language. In the anime, Souma pointed out that some kingdoms in humanity may be tempted to make an alliance with the demons, but in the books, Souma immediately noticed a greater issue that the anime glossed over.“10 years ago, humanity went on a crusade and attacked the demon realm to annihilate the barbarous and slightly intelligent monsters,” Souma mused in the manga. “But if the demons can be communicated with… then without knowing it, humans started a huge war with the demons.”A secondary issue was how the act of hiding this world-altering revelation could be construed as a betrayal of humanity. So, it’s quickly decided that they’ll keep the demon’s intelligence a secret yet slowly disseminate the information out over time in stages.Episode 5 introduced fan-favorite power duo Halbert “Hal” Magna and Kaede Foxia. Episode 6 had the lap pillow scene.Thankfully, Episode 7 did not spoil the plot twist revolving around the secret revelation concerning Duke Georg Carmine’s true motives. The books similarly did not reveal what was said behind closed doors by Glaive Magna until much later in order to create suspense. Otherwise, Episode 7 focused on Volume 1: Chapter and the construction of the Venetinova project. In the light novel, Kazuya deduced the true meaning of the elder Urup’s fables on the spot. He astonished the man by saying the story was meant to convey an ancient warning of earthquakes and the resulting tsunamis.In the light novel, Kazuya told the old man and other elders to keep telling an altered version of the story so people would more clearly understand the danger in the future. Further, Kazuya did not move the site of Venetinova. Instead, he altered the construction plans to minimize future danger. Episode 8 skimmed over the rescue of the Dark Elf village. Kaede’s earth magic allowed them to travel faster and even Tomoe contributed to the rescue efforts. The conflict with Aisha’s uncle and the rescue of his daughter was only briefly touched on.One aspect that Episode 9 didn’t make clear is why Liscia cutting off her hair is such a big deal. Duke Carmine was like a second father to her and that’s why at the beginning she rushed home from Carmine’s castle to confront the “usurper” Souma. Liscia was basically throwing down the gauntlet and showing that she was willing to go to war against her beloved “Uncle” on Souma’s behalf.When conflicts begin the anime fails to mention how magic works in this world. The physical size of an object determines how much it can be enhanced with magic, so a large spear is a more devastating projectile weapon in comparison to an arrow or even a bullet.Episode 11 was where the condensing really started to become too much. The anime just casually states that the Amidonia retreat resulted in their forces being halved. The raw brutality of the Golda ambush was only hinted at rather than depicted. Songstress Juna Doma was suddenly revealed to be a ninja despite the only prior hint about that hidden side of Juna being when she hid a concealed knife behind her back when Hal confronted Souma back at the cafe.The reveal of the Duke Carmine plot twist was handled well except that it changed one detail. Originally, Liscia knew about the plan and tried to figure out a different way forward that didn’t require Carmine to sacrifice himself for the good of the country.Starting with Episode 12, the anime began to have the feel of an extended preview of the light novels and manga series considering how much was skipped. The climactic battle was heavily abridged, never mind the subjugation of the forces still in the city. Despite the focus on the Project Lorelei concert, even the fan-favorite tomboy catgirl singer was skipped.The reaction of the populace and the female Amidonian general story arc was limited to only her singing. The reason Souma had the female general sing the Amidonian national anthem was due to the movie The Sound of Music. He remembered how the Captain singing Edelweiss to the Nazis at the end proved that the character was loyal to Austria and not Germany, which he hoped would help win the Amidonian populace over.With the subjugation of the Principality of Amidonia accomplished, Souma must deal with a host of issues, including honorable traitors and negotiations with the empire. It’s all about international diplomacy this time around. Souma is wielding pragmatism in politics, but he’s not above delving into Machiavellianism for the love of his people.The light novels literally have a chapter almost dedicated to Machiavelli’s concept in The Prince of equivocation and authorial duplicity of the ruling class. But the anime skimmed over that except in regards to Souma’s feelings about the weight of decisions such as a King needing to order executions.Speaking of Souma’s feelings, the anime skimmed over explanations concerning how marriage and social status would work among his growing harem in Realist Hero Part 2: Episode 17. In this fantasy polygamist culture, wives and queens are divided into tiers where the Primary Queens of noble birth have higher authority and their children have the right to succession once Souma dies. Aisha is a special case since her father, Sir Wodan, is technically a sovereign lord of an autonomous region within Elfrieden, the God-Protected Forest, but he’s also simply referred to as Chief of the village elves. Due to this technicality, Aisha would be considered a Primary Queen. Queens that are commoners or slaves officially have less authority than the Primary Queens, and their children have no right to succession. Despite being of noble birth, Carla became a slave and she would be considered a Secondary Queen if she were to be married to avoid execution.Liscia would be called the First Primary Queen, Aisha would be the Second Primary Queen, and Juna would be the First Secondary Queen. Souma knows by marrying Roroa that he can legitimize his reign over Amidonia by indirectly circumventing the Mankind Declaration.Keep in mind that Souma is a provisional king. He would need to have a coronation to make his kingship official and only then could he have a big wedding day with all of the girls in his harem.In relation to these issues, Episode 25 was a bit weird since it had Excel interrogating a hypnotized Souma about his feelings and cat ear fetishes for the girls. Perhaps the anime production committee didn’t want to depict a drunken teenage Souma like in the books, but changing it to mind control made the 500-year-old Excel come off as very creepy, never mind treasonous. Plus, the anime move its position in the timeline and skipped the humorous scene that came before it where the brides heard that Souma had received bedroom “lessons” from Excel… never mind that Juna got spiked by her own grandmother!Episode 18 caught up with the manga chapters available at the time and also introduced some minor changes. After standing up to Souma, Piltory and Owen were removed from the room before the purge by Georg Carmine/Kagetora and the Black Cats.From there, the anime’s Roroa story arc notably shifted around the chronology of the timeline of Volume 4. Certain details relating to the practical management of the kingdom were skimmed over like Souma providing affordable housing (prefabricated huts) for the slums and encouraging medical advancements to make childbirth safer by decreasing the mortality rate.The latter issue related directly to his desire to avoid intimacy with his wives since he wanted to wait on becoming a father until he could assure the safety of the girls. Mentioning that detail in the anime would have made Souma more relateable since the anime made it seem like he was merely averse to physical intimacy.Souma even took on the drug trade and slavery. For example, the anime didn’t explain how slavery in this fantasy world was essentially like the chattel slave system from the 1800’s United States since babies born to slaves automatically became slaves themselves. Souma was so disgusted by the slave system that he set to reform the law by immediately freeing young slaves.The anime’s first season rushed through light novel Volume 3. Thankfully, How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom Part 2 backed up the story slightly in order to better provide context for the next story arc by covering skipped chapters. Pic credit: FuyuyukiWhile the anime version did skip some important character-building scenes near the ending of Part 1, the anime did not condense the overall story too much since the writers tried to focus on the types of details that set this particular isekai adventure apart from the pack. For example, the side stories about the adventurers working with Souma’s magically animated mascot were skipped by the manga, but not the anime.Many isekai anime have a tendency to reduce 3 to 5 light novels to only 12 episodes, whereas the Realist Hero anime was only up to Volume 1: Chapter 2 by the end of Episode 3.Arguably, even the Realist Hero manga feels more fast-paced than the anime since the introduction of the kingdom’s talented individuals took place in manga Chapter 4. Already one-third through the anime’s first season, Episode 4 only adapted manga Chapters 5 and 6.This good pacing was maintained until Episode 9, which finished the Volume 1 epilogue and then adapted several chapters. Unfortunately, from there the pacing only drastically increased with each new episode, with Episode 10 adapting Volume 2: Chapters 4 to 6, Episode 11 adapting Volume 2: Chapters 6 to 8, and Episode 12 finishing Volume 2: Chapter 9/Epilogue and also adapting Volume 3: Chapters 2 (partial), 4, 6, and 8.Part 1, or Episode 13, ended by adapting the previously skipped parts of Volume 3: Chapters 1, 2 (remainder), 3, 5, and Intermission 1. Part 2, or Realist Hero Episode 14, picked up by diving back into the remainder of Volume 3, which was finished by Episode 18.Considering that the anime had only barely scratched the surface of the book series, it was a decent stopping point for Part 1 since the Elfriedien civil war offers a climactic battle. The resulting aftermath resolves the conflict but still leaves certain points hanging.Still, considering how respectful to the source material the anime’s writers were at first, it would have been better if Episode 13 had finished by ending with The One Week War (Three Dukes War) arc in Volume 2. Then the second cour could have handled the aftermath and the Van War, which the original author considers to be the end of the introductory story arc.Thankfully, Episodes 14 through 18 did in fact back up the story and cover skipped chapters from Volume 3. And the pacing went back to being a more thoughtful adaptation that managed to convey the key highlights of the story.This is how the How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom light novel art depicted Souma and Liscia’s kiss after he confessed his love for her. Pic credit: FuyuyukiAll in all, as predicted the first season’s finale, How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom Episode 26, found a stopping point corresponding to light novel Volume 4.The good news is that is plenty of source material for making Realist Hero Season 2. Better yet, English-only readers who want to read ahead of the anime can jump straight to light novel Volume 5, either print or digital.The bad news for manga readers is that by Realist Hero Episode 18, the anime had surpassed the manga. The ending of Episode 11 and thus light novel Volume 2 corresponded to manga Volume 6: Chapter 27. As of Volume 8: Chapter 39, the manga wasn’t quite done adapting Volume 3, which means manga readers will need to wait to read ahead of the anime. Realist Hero Part 2 anime spoilers (plot summary/synopsis)Note: This news story was initially published before Realist Hero Episode 26 was streaming in April 2022. The spoilers provide a recap of Realist Hero Part 2 and assume that the second season will begin adapting light novel Volume 5 and 6.The last time audiences watched the anime, Souma had begun the post-war cleanup process with his next move, Project Lorelei, an entertainment program that used the Jewel Voice Broadcast. In short, Souma turned songstress Juna Doma into a Japanese idol.It was originally only thought that this program would amuse the people of the Kingdom, but it is being broadcast in occupied Amidonia, too. Then, when Souma took some time off to rest in the capital city of Amidonia, Van, with Juna and Tomoe, he encounters Jeanne Euphoria, a soldier, emissary, and the younger sister of the Empress of the Gran Chaos Empire.It turns out that Amidonia needs Souma’s help since they’re facing the dual threat of civil war and the impending invasion by other countries. Amidonia now needs the Elfrieden Kingdom’s strength in order to fight back.Souma agreed to the annexation and summons those who play an important role in the defense of Amidonia to the capital city for an awards ceremony. But the Princess of Amidonia, Roroa, is hiding in with the mountain of gifts they give him?!“Souma… Do ya want me? Or don’t ya?” Out of all this conflict a new nation is born, the Kingdom of Friedonia. Souma becomes its new king and begins working toward the enlightenment of its people with educational programs.During a visit to Lagoon City, Souma meets with the former Duke Excel, who is now Supreme Commander of the National Defense Force. It turns out Souma is working on a top secret weapons project at the National Defense Force. When Castor, the former General of the Air Force, first sees it he is struck dumb at the sight.Obviously, the harem antics will also come to the forefront as more and more women become betrothed to the young ruler. There’s even a “Bridal Course” for all of his many fiancees…An invitation from the godbeast, Mother Dragon, takes Souma to the Star Dragon Mountain Range to attend the Contract Ceremony, where contracts between knights and dragons are formed. There, he meets and befriends flightless dragon Naden, who has always been taunted for her inability to fly.But Souma’s attempts to make her realize her own value are rudely interrupted when the Mother Dragon prophesies impending disaster—an unforeseen calamity is about to strike the Star Dragon Mountain Range, and Souma’s caught right in it!Unfortunately, anime fans will need to wait until the How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom Part 2 release date to watch what happens next. Stay tuned!Follow AnimeEveryday on Google News!

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