What A WHOLESOME Ending.... | Mushoku Tensei Season 2 Part 2 Episode 24 Reaction/Review 

Realisme, juste the good part, the conclicts inside peoples who see all the small real problemes and try to fight against it for a better life. The Campbell way to write a story. It's the better way of writing a story, for ever and ever. Hollywood (+disney) have declare full-wars against monomyth of campbell. They never gonna accepte to do a such film. At better they do only the fight, not the bable, no emotions, no little step of campbell, it's too anoying for themes, they wanna see big explosion ! Not explosion of emotion, of sadnesse, of hapynesse. But musoku tensei writer have well learn code of a second way of writing. The old = Greek dramaturgy. The big teleportation probleme, orsteed, hitogami. In a Greek dramaturgy. There is a cosmic problem, and no carracter can fight it, they talk between themes and at the end (7 stages of grief), they all accepte the destiny they cannot fight. So everyone must die.

I don't even want to know which part of LN Studio Bind cut. Overall it was a tense yet marvelous series. Some scenes did not hold back so we get what was both good and ugly side from most characters especially Rudeus. Season 3 needs to air soon. Those people on SM still complaining about this series should go back being shills to Hollybroke especially Dissney.

@@artfire28 @ I've read up to the 🛞 Turning point of the Lord of Rings 💍 style Battle in The War of Shrone..Where Rudius, Roxy, and Prince Zanobia Return to fight in a large scale battle in his previous 👑 kingdom with his Older Brother PAX...

@@artfire28 @ A lot of the extra couples sex stuff was cut here and there...Since Rudy is a pervert and gets his wives to do this or that...Or the Roxy scene was slightly different (in a good way....The LN version was less caring, a bit rapey, and a lot of the small talk was more like current day bar 🍺🍻 drama at the local night club...) Instead, it came out a bit more caring...The LN wasn't bad but not to everyone's taste...It would have probably have been less received by the general audience...

Absolute peak cinema