This video legit more life-changing than good Ted talks

Because rezero itself as a series delves into alot of deep shit

@@uwu.-.5873 that's why we love it

This is so weird as he was talking I sore myself in Subarus Shoes i always though putting the burden of other's pain on my shoulder was the right thing to do I had a twisted philosophy that helping others meant taking the pain onto myself I created a god complex of my own toxic behaviour and for that to be shattered with just a couple of words really goes to show you that anything can be possible. Now I have to find another belief, one that isn't so Toxic. Also, I was Aware of it, but how could I be sure if it was wrong Or Not, every human is the same right we all have our beliefs We All make different choices what should I have done instead.

Yep, people don’t like Subaru cause he acts like a realistic person

@@whateverwhatever4476 most animu weebs dont like anime like rezero nor hibike cuz they are too realistic, they want to escape from the real world when they watch anime. hence why some trash anime gets the spotlight

@@R3in_Ch that explains a lot

​@@R3in_ChExactly. That's the reason why isekai is one of the most popular genres, despite the fact that isekai have become incredibly uninnovative

I didnt get it can you explain?

@@asheqabeer1798 He combines his own point with one(or even two) plotpoints from the show into one clever wordplay, First he talks about Subaru learning he can't be a person that solves everyone's problems (he's still gonna do some solvin, but not alone) then there is the plotpoint of Beatrice waiting for "that person", Subaru didn't just stroll into the library proclaiming himself that person, because he want to connect with her genuinly, not because of some bs from Roswaal who he hates, especially after hearing what "that person" was really about from Echidna, who he also dislikes for doing that to Beatrice. Then this could also alude to next part of the video, where he shows Roswaal and plays his ost, and we know Subaru also said he doesn't want to become a person like Roswaal (or in other words, rejecting to be such person, Roswaal want's him to be).

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@@superinjustice2603 Hey Injustice.

@@wolfclaw3068 hi my british buddy

Subaru is just masterfully made

@@nickzestehh agreed

I don’t think it matters that much if what the trial shows is real, at least for Subaru in that moment. If it’s real, Subaru has to face the consequences of his actions. If it isn’t, if it’s something constructed from his memories, then he has to face something hes known all along. In either case, it’ll lead him to the same conclusion.

@@KyleRobes what do you mean? It would make Subaru never want to die if he knew it wouldn’t actually hurt others. One thing is that it’s better him not knowing. Can’t help but be curious though.

I think the reason why the second trial is so traumatic for Subaru is that he desperately wants to believe that no one would care if he suffers. The trial shows Subaru that he's wrong, people do care about him. If the scenarios presented in the trial are real, then it means Subaru never considered how his suffering would affect others, and if they're not real, then it means Subaru always knew that treating himself that way would hurt people and he tried to ignore it. That's why I don't think it matters whether or not what happens in the trial is "real" because the lesson is the same; people love and care about him and don't want him to suffer. You could make the argument that if no one knows that Subaru is hurting then it wouldn't matter how many times Subaru dies, but I think that sort of misses the point. The whole "the ends justify the means" mindset can lead to some pretty terrible places, and I have a feeling that it's going to be addressed in the next half of the season since that's part of Roswaal's whole ideology.

@@KyleRobes i still hold my points but you also have a valid point, Betty supposes.

@@KyleRobes Well put, are you considering making more videos on re:zero again?

Oh hi hollowGraphic His content is really underrated Just like yours

Underrated? It just came out recently, I'm sure it'll pick up soon

Hi Mr HollowGraphic.

Hi senpai uwu

Bruh you got deleted

Facts

Agreed

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Agree

This guy makes the best re:zero videos along with mother basement.

@@webmaster3575 OniMaru did a good video about re zero too. try check him out

the fact that it keeps getting better and the studio is faithfull with adapting from the source material is really mind blowing.

Well idc, it's my top anime for now. And those people will never understand or appreciate the level of writing in this show, not trying to be a rick and morty cringe fan, but seriously; I'm tired of convincing people it's good If they want to go jerk it to irregular at magic or kirito kun then go ahead, it just tells me what they look for in shows ig

@@uwu.-.5873 the problem with Re:Zero is that you have to pay attention to the story, look for clues, put the pieces together to understand the bigger scope. The show doesn’t give you the answers straight up like most shows. The show alllows you (the viewer) to analyze what’s going. That’s why rezero is a highly rewatchable show because there are a lot of details that can missed or mysteries that were solved later in the story. This is really great for people who like to analysis and theorize the show but bad for people who like to watch for the sake of watching and not actively try to understand what’s going on which leads them to become confused about the plot and characters and call it bad, boring or filled with plot holes which isn’t really the case.

i IS my number 1 anime so good

me too.

I was just gonna comment that but i found this comment so iam just gonna like it

The OSTs are very motivational, heartwarming and emotional, which is also part of the reason why everyone loves re zero so much, every time i hear an ost from re zero, it feels so intensely intended that it almost feels like the OST itself is alive, conscious and aware of one's current situations

Season 3 is going to be about analysing of "what we became".

@@dvanepope5602 Then.... what will season 4 be about?

People still hate it. Even from the first few eps when they introduced magic, gates and spirit magic I knew the world building is not the typical isekai stuff. But people still hate the show lol

eyy another person who have a good taste. very rare! Hibike euphonium is still underrated and re zero deserved more love

same

Same re:zero and aot are also my favorite anime

lol

i thought i was the only one rewatching his analysis cuz it is soo good :3

I think that presents it's own brilliant, continuous obstacle for Subaru. After the second trial, he is much more reluctant to resort to return by death as he has seen the potential after effects of carelessly leaving worlds behind. Despite this, he will still want to reach an optimal outcome where everyone close to him is in as good of a position as possible. But that plays once again upon the theme of doubt as it forces Subaru to question whether the potential pain and suffering his death could cause in this world is worth the potential improvements he could provide everyone in the next world. He is forced to weigh up whether the state of the world warrants a redo. That means that the closer together his renewed self care and his care for the situation of others comes, the more agonising the dilemma. It even creates mixed feelings from an audience because, as this self care grows, what sort of unideal situations could it potentially outweigh? Do we really WANT Subaru to learn to love and value himself more if it means that he will begin to allow more and more less-than-acceptable outcomes to become permanent? He has to overcome his doubt every time he moves past an incident, since he will question whether he is OK with allowing this to be the permanent outcome. In other words, after the second trial, Subaru now has to have a mental tug-of-war between his own wellbeing (which he has now been taught to value more) and the wellbeing of others when considering whether to retry. It is a clever yet cruel way of making Return by Death test Subaru more harshly in proportion to how much self worth he gains.