Why Does Nobody Remember Me In This World: Season 1 Episode 6 – Review/ Recap (Short)
With a focus on the burgeoning issues between Celestials, we are setup to see that the great races are by no means united, and with that there is opportunity.
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The Gist
With Lord Alfreya deciding on Angel supremacy, he betrays the elves and even captures the Great Elder who, alongside Reiren, a shrine maiden, wished to gain clarity and talk. | Tomoaki Maeno As Lord Alfreya
Because of this grand betrayal, Kai, Jeanne, and the others are allowed to move amongst the Elven forest unharmed, and Reiren, through Qubirey, even offers to make a contract.
But, with Lord Alfreya being the most powerful of the celestials, with his greatest soldiers backing him, who knows if Kai and Jeanne can stand against him and leave unscathed.
Qubirey has set a trap for the humans but will exchange the hostages for the Great Elder’s return, and after some negotiations, an agreement is put in place. | Aya Hisakawa As The Great Elder
This was a well-balanced episode as we got a sense of the hierarchy of the celestials and what the issue seems to be that could cause civil war. | Hana Hishikawa As Reiren
Summary
- With Lord Alfreya deciding on Angel supremacy, he betrays the elves and even captures the Great Elder who, alongside Reiren, a shrine maiden, wished to gain clarity and talk.
- Because of this grand betrayal, Kai, Jeanne, and the others are allowed to move amongst the Elven forest unharmed, and Reiren, through Qubirey, even offers to make a contract.
- Qubirey has set a trap for the humans but will exchange the hostages for the Great Elder’s return, and after some negotiations, an agreement is put in place.
- But, with Lord Alfreya being the most powerful of the celestials, with his greatest soldiers backing him, who knows if Kai and Jeanne can stand against him and leave unscathed.
Review
- This was a well-balanced episode as we got a sense of the hierarchy of the celestials and what the issue seems to be that could cause civil war.
- Alongside that, we got some sense of culture regarding the elves we’ve met, even if in a small way.
- Now, as for the battles we’re introduced to, admittedly, things are on a much smaller scale with fewer beings involved, which raises an eyebrow.
- However, if there is a need to have Jeanne and Kai take on Lord Alfreya, with Reiren there to assist, maybe this fight is being underestimated regarding entertainment value.
New Character Description
Tomoaki Maeno As Lord Alfreya
Lord Alfreya is the hero and leader of the Celestial races, who has recently developed a supremacy complex in which he believes Angels sit at the top of the hierarchy and faeries, dwarves, and others below them.
- The actor is also known for their role in “Citrus: Season 1/ Episode 5.”
Aya Hisakawa As The Great Elder
The Great Elder is the leader of the fairies, potentially all land-dwelling Celestials.
Hana Hishikawa As Reiren
Reiren is the shrine maiden whose rank is second only to the Great Elder.
General Information
Additional Information
- Previous Episode: Season 1/ Episode 5
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Episode Title
Elven Forest
Release Date
August 17, 2024
Network
Crunchyroll
Director(s)
Shogo Shimizu, Project No. 9
Writer(s)
Sugizawa Satoru
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