FRIEREN THE SLAYER! Frieren: Beyond Journey's End Episode 8 Reaction!!! 

Can’t agree more, the hype is real and I’m excited for the next episode massacre

I was so hyped too. Next episode will be wild.

Aura the Guillotine did appear in Opening secuence, its on reflection of Fieren's staff red Orb, before the big mana explosion (Saiyanjin Frieren)

Interesting, In Chinese 匹 mainly a unite use for counting horses. But 葬送 has the same meaning with japanese.

@@EBBEBBEBBE That is certainly true! About 100 years ago in Japan, Chinese influence was still present and horses were counted as "匹". Today, however, they are exclusively counted as "頭". In the West, cattle were counted by "head" in order to check whether the number of cattle put out to pasture had decreased, and this eventually became the way of counting large livestock in general. In the 20th century, the word "head" in Western zoological treatises was directly translated into Japanese as "頭". Influenced by this change, Japanese people eventually came to believe that if large livestock such as horses and cows were counted by "頭", then naturally other large animals should also be counted by "頭", and the "頭" counting system became firmly established. On the other hand, the "匹" counting system remained as a way to count animals that could not be counted by "頭", and in Japan today, small animals and insects are counted by "匹". 感谢您提供的宝贵信息!

@@Heppoko_ Now that's even more interesting. Because for Chinese for large livestocks like sheep pig or cow we also count as 頭 or头 (traditional Chinese and simplify Chinese), 匹 is used specifically for horses. However, for insects we use 只. Anyway, thank you for sharing the information about how your people transferring using 匹 to 頭 for large livestocks. What a refresh, It's first time I actually heard about it. 教えてくれてありがとうございます！

@@EBBEBBEBBE I'm told that "匹" was originally a Chinese character referring to a pair of things. (I am a little dubious as to whether it is of Chinese origin or a concept that originated in Japan.) If there are two pieces of textiles, they are counted as "匹", or something like that. Then, why is a horse counted as a "匹"? It is because the horse's buttocks are split in two, and they are in pairs. 没关系，但我想吃中国菜。 我有时会在家里做 "西红柿炒鸡蛋"之类的东西，但我想正宗的中国菜一定非常美味。

@@Heppoko_ I did some research on the character "匹”. So, the earliest record for using "匹” is from a book called 「尚书」, It was a unite for counting one rolled textile like silk. It's also a distant/range unite 一匹=四丈=13.33meter because when you flatten the rolled taxtile is about 13.33 meter long. And the reason why character 匹 was specifically used on counting horses is because, some rumors says the price of one dead horse is equivalent to one rolled of taxtile. 中華料理好きなので嬉しいです トマトスクランブルエッグも大好きです シンプルでおいしい

It's a very blunt translation.

I see what you're saying. By the same token, nobody would say you did something wrong if you shot and killed a Bear that was attacking you. It's a bit different though because here they are intelligent and can communicate with language and that being part of their predating makes it a bit confusing to think about. Maybe they aren't evil but at the end of the day they are only interacting with people to be able to eat them. So killing them before they can manipulate you is the correct choice.

@@DefinitivelyZach Yeah, that's fair. Killing them for self-preservation definitely makes sense. I wouldn't want to be (or try to be) friends with a demon either. I probably wouldn't "hate" them either tho. (barring extenuating circumstances)

It’s just like apologizing to Putin, these people are nuts.

Just like that village chief, those people will be the next to be victimized

So apt for deranged western imperials huffed up on oligarchical propaganda to seethe at being called out on their genocidal tendencies, racism & ethnic chauvinism and dehumanization apologism, for fiction and real-life.

While I won't make apologies for the demons, I do have some empathy for them. They're simply predators, it's their basic nature. While they are conceited in their attitude towards humans, I don't know if you can really call them malevolent or evil anymore than you'd call a man-eating tiger evil. Of course they're still a threat that needs to be put down, as you wouldn't try to reason with the tiger either.