Tensura - Legion of Monsters 

Title of the song pleasees

2:26

It does seem like the stupidest thing ever. They have a entire class a system that decides what rank of adventures can attack a monster and how many of the rank will be needed to take on one, and they think "let's declare war, mono e mono"

@@WhatHappenedIn-vt3vq they were confident because they had the outworlders, the barrier and hinata they thought that was enough to destroy the city and everything inside it

@@inquisitor1164 lol they didn't realize a reincarnated slime was on their side or else they'd have not done it.

They only had themselves to blame.

The gut-punch is in the subtext: They expected no repercussion form this. Not because they were fools, but because that had been 'the natural order of things'.

They strait up turned a non issue into an apocalyptic danger. Rimuru didn't want to fight, he was all for peace, until his people got killed.

Nothing to see here your correct he wants nothing to do with it

To bad their superiority didn't get them to see how screwed they were lmfao

True the humans are very stupid for even thinking about it

To be fair, they don't know that they took down the orc army and the calamity level orc disaster. Or that it's an army of named monsters led by a storm dragons kin. No humans aren't stupid they're naiive.

they mistook mercy for weakness, and it was the last mistake they made

Yup I believe it was Morgan freeman who said “nobody simply hits rock bottom because of their ignorance; they hit rock bottom because of their arrogance.” The humans arrogance is what led them to think they were untouchable because of how strong their warriors were, but they soon learned that there is ALWAYS someone stronger than you Somewhere in the world.

@@KestralKuthule wait did they know about the connection to are dorky storm dragon?

Fr bruh

Your death wont be a painless one.

Don't piss off the quiet and kind person

IT doesnt just give me goosebumps but one of the best feeling of excitement, just thinking about what the true Power of rimuru. For now, we have seen just a fraction of it

There are three things all wise men fear: the sea in storm, a night with no moon, and the anger of a gentle man

Fun fact: I didn't even plan that part, I just plopped the clip on the timeline and it happened to sync up. Now its my favourite part

Hakuro says it better 2:20

Indeed a very clever edit.

whould have been nice if at the end was not the glowing eye but shion opening her eyes after being resurected

3:37

Reminds me of Doctor Who and “Demons run when a good man goes to war”. Probably because the discarding their highest and thoughtful mindset makes someone conscienceless. Willing to go any lengths. The difference between choosing evil and being attuned to wickedness.

Same. Same

To become peaceful someone must first be able to do huge amounts of violence. If not, he/she is just harmless

i found it funny that the monsters had more humanity than the acctual humans.

@@SaltieiestHuntress it is true but is easy to explain: they are juste following orders… it’s more thanks to rimuru’s humanity

to be fair they were asking for it considering they crusaded aganst them to only in turn get that aganst them

There's no such thing as evil. That's a construct of the moralists. As a concept, the whole good vs evil thing was part of the core beliefs of Zoroastrianism. It influenced the major religions of the west because of osmosis. It was near them, so they naturally took it up over time. So the concept is prevalent in the west... but wholly foreign to shamanistic religions like Tengriism and Shinto. There's taboo, but not an absolute adversarial evil. That concept did reach China via the vehicle of Manicheism, but never became popular there. Even in Buddhism the concept is nebulous and vague at best. Mara is variously described as the personification of people's suffering through desires, or a demon, or a stumbling block necessary to the process of becoming enlightened. Conceptually, Mara is similar to the variety of concepts in Judaism that are collectively referred to as Satan. I've asked 8 Jews about the nature of Satan and gotten 8 answers that were all radically different. This seems to be the case in older non-Persian religions. Christianity and Islam seem to have adversarial absolute evil concepts much closer to the Zoroastrians. But Rimuru being a character in a Japanese story, one must look to his cultural and philosophical basis. Shinto and Buddhism are the major religions in Japan. Other influences are Confucianism, Taoism (and Chinese Astrology by extension), Shugendo, Humanism, and to a lesser extent Christianity and Sectarian Shinto and New Religions (I'm familiar with one sect in particular called Konkokyo, but generally they are henotheistic instead of polytheistic or animistic like mainstream Shinto). Most of the religions in Japan have no concept of evil. Tsumi is a taboo concept rather than a sin concept. There's Amatsumi and (I'm guessing the pronunciation on the second one) Tsuchitsumi. Literally Heavenly and Earthly taboos. Now, every shrine network has its own specific definitions and teachings. But I know a lot of kannushi (priests of Shinto) and typically, while hating someone is taboo and requires purification rites to remove it, I've never seen killing expressly forbidden. There are even Kami of war and weapons are used in rituals. Buddhists typically do forbid killing humans, but some sects say it doesn't matter as long as you change. Case in point, Dazu Huike was a boastful and proud warrior before becoming the 29th Buddha after his master Bodhidharma (who founded the Zen sect). He killed a lot of people, and before meeting Bodhidharma, was rather proud of that fact. This was probably why Zen caught on with the Warrior classes when it was introduced to Japan by Dogen. So, what have we learned so far? In a nutshell: morals are relative to one's culture, Rimuru is Japanese, most Japanese don't have a concept of adversarial evil, and (I hope you inferred that...) it is folly to expect those not of your culture to follow your culture's morality.

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Groups like Anonymous. That's what you get. When the nice people have had enough, you get to see the awakening of the most dangerous monster you didn't even know existed 💀.

There is an old saying that a wise man fears only 3 things. One of them is the wrath of a gentle soul FOR A REASON!

I agree fu heartedly, had a bad experience, barely controlled myself and witnesses said I looked ready to kill so I agree , so it's best to be nice to the nice guy

That's me in nut shell

It's often stated to never mistake kindness for weakness. Rimuru is kind. That does not make him weak

Agreed Tensura + Legion of Monsters=Win! XD

Disturbed fits Tensura so well it's almost Frightening..

It's easy to bully someone when they are weaker then you. Even easy still when they have a weakness you can use against them. But the second you let them get back up on their feet, they will return the favour.

If you cut a king, make sure you kill him, because he will not forget. If you cut a god, he will make sure Karma doesn't miss.

Actually, Rimuru wasn't buffed either

@@eliaswagner towards the end of the fight he got one in the form of merciless which is what I was referring to with a buff

@@theultimatepower100 I see

Very true, I hate smug bastard characters like that, but seeing them get what's coming for them is so satisfying every time

@@Nebresto right?

Same. But in the manga one guy said ‘he knew what he was doing but he had a family to take care of’ and I was like that’s sad but you still had a choice.

Thanks

Wow I could sing along the whole time and never put it all together 🤦🤦

For all that writing, u should have more thumbs Up. Im putting mine to glorifi what u have done

This song explains the reason we have these monsters... Stop GLORYIFYING it in the media and we won't have the problem nearly as much as we do!

It's not "you'd give", it's "you've given".

I was under the assumtion that what he used was the sun, as you said he summoned a bunch of water elementals to works as both mirrors and magnifying glasses for the sun.

@@hisokamorow6709 ye

@@hisokamorow6709 that's exactly what it is. It's broken for the fact that it ignores people's magic defense because it's purely science and natural energy that's causing the effect. Not magical energy. And most people wouldn't defend if they had high Mag. Defense because they would assume he's using a large scale magic attack

Megiddo is one of the most hateful tools in Rimuru's kit. He designed it for the express purpose of killing tens of thousands of people with no chance of escape. Once you're caught in the initial anti-magic barrier, it's already over for you. All that's left is to wait as the spell picks off you and your compatriots like fish in a barrel.

@@feelinglucky9770 To be fair, it *is* a large scale magic attack. It's just one with a physics based method of causing damage, like using a fireball to snuff [or create] a natural fire. The ability to conjure and control that many water spirits inherently means you have the majicules to just rain nuke spells instead. Magido is a terror weapon in conjunction with an antimagic field. He didn't just destroy them. He made them feel the encroachment of inevitable, arbitrary death first.

😅, κι,,,

That’s not in the novels lol.

@@tekdaystar345 it is in the manga

I found another really good one Channel called ToastedFro using the song Warriors Check it out

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Do not fvck with old pips in anime-the no 1 mistake everybody does

Thanks, that scene took a bunch of tries to get it to fit good

I love the glee on his face, massive Alucard vibes from it

Actually, that wasn't a otherworlder, it was a mage who took over the body of one

@@eliaswagner I know just couldn't think of his name at the time, been a while since I read this part of the manga

@@MorbolReseacher his name is Razen

Yeah but he is literally also Family to Valdorra so I'm wondering how well that's going to go down with the church later. You just don't mess with dragonkin

I know right

I've been spared for another day 🙏🏻😎

I didn't know that, but now that I do, it all makes so much more sense 😮. Thank you 😊.

Thanks for watching + nice comment 👍