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How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom anime adaptation announced!
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@thegrimlich v1
Whoever said nothing's impossible never tried slamming a revolving door.
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@myskaros ...so judging by pacing, we're probably looking at six or seven episodes per volume, which places us squarely at the end of Volume 2 at the end of this season.
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And thus, Hal and Kaede make their grand entrance! Man, the wait for next week is gonna be tough. But it does reinforce my theory that V1 is going to take 6-7 episodes. Probably 7, since I can't see the Dark Elf Village Rescue not being its own episode.
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The last couple of episodes seemed rather rushed giving the pacing of the rest of the series. The ending was rather abrupt, but it looks like more is on the way:
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@endoftheline said in How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom anime adaptation announced!:
The last couple of episodes seemed rather rushed giving the pacing of the rest of the series. The ending was rather abrupt, but it looks like more is on the way:
yea, I'm guessing 26 episodes have been produced and it's just a matter of getting airtime- (plot progress at episode 12 would've been a better place to end otherwise) - or they want the next episodes to coincide with the release of the next volume of the LN (also January 2022)
In this case I'll take quantity over quality (art style/VA's are fine, but animation is obviously low budget)
Overall I am satisfied with the anime version of this. Solid b/b+ -
Well, if it was not a 1 cour series I would have been extremely disappointed by that ending of season 1. An abrupt end which well left a lot of threads, many reveals and the most mellow climax.
The series is very slow paced, which matches the novel in a sense, but personally, I felt the pacing could have been a little faster.
