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*the leader of the reconquest, oliver cromwell, is said to be capable of forming alliances with subhuman races (orcs) since he is an "excellent" negotiator, this could be due to the use of the adverville ring that is capable (among other things) of hypnotizing others
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*Gandálfr abilities give their user deep (if not total) knowledge about the weapons they wield, being the best example of Saito's rapid use of the staff of destruction, even obtaining his official military name (Law M-72) but he is surprised at Derfflinger's various abilities (spell absorption, ability to reincarnate into another weapon if destroyed, puppet spell, etc), this is because those abilities are innate to Derfflinger's soul and not the sword itself.
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** it is revealed in the novels that the gandalfs runes allow to suppress the nostalgia of the bearer as a means to strengthen loyalty towards his master, but they never specify if it is only exclusive to the gandalfs therefore julius (vindalfs) and sheffield ( Mjöðvitnir ) also have their suppressed nostalgia to make them more loyal to their masters (the Pope and king joseph)?
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*it is revealed in the novels that the gandalfs runes allow to suppress the nostalgia of the bearer as a means to strengthen loyalty towards his master, but they never specify if it is only exclusive to the gandalfs therefore julius (vindalfs) and sheffield ( Mjöðvitnir ) also have their suppressed nostalgia to make them more loyal to their masters (the Pope and king
*everything related to the void (4 relatives, 4 magicians and 4 relics) is closely related to the number 4, in itself there would be nothing wrong until you learn in Japanese that 4 is pronounced "shi" which is death, with that information Now the magic of the void has terrifying implications.
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** I hear somewhere that the Void magic robs its holder of a single personality trait each. King Joseph was "Emotion", Louise was "self-confidence", the half-elf was "selfishness" or something, and that Pope guy was "doubt", so it isn't quite as bad as it seems... until you realize there's probably been at least one Void mage who lost "restraint" or "compassion", and that they're the most powerful things in the series, more or less.
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** I hear somewhere that the Void magic robs its holder of a single personality trait each. King Joseph was "Emotion", Louise was "self-confidence", the half-elf was "selfishness" or something, and that Pope guy was "doubt", so it isn't quite as bad as it seems... until you realize there's probably been at least one Void mage who lost "restraint" or "compassion", and that they're the most powerful things in the series, more or less.less.
**it is revealed in the novels that the gandalfs runes allow to suppress the nostalgia of the bearer as a means to strengthen loyalty towards his master, but they never specify if it is only exclusive to the gandalfs therefore julius (vindalfs) and sheffield ( Mjöðvitnir ) also have their suppressed nostalgia to make them more loyal to their masters (the Pope and king joseph)?
**it is revealed in the novels that the gandalfs runes allow to suppress the nostalgia of the bearer as a means to strengthen loyalty towards his master, but they never specify if it is only exclusive to the gandalfs therefore julius (vindalfs) and sheffield ( Mjöðvitnir ) also have their suppressed nostalgia to make them more loyal to their masters (the Pope and king joseph)?
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* When Henrietta [[spoiler: adopts Louise as her sister]] at the end of season 3, she mentions that [[spoiler: Louise]] will be in line for the throne. At first glance, this seems like it'd be mostly honorary...barring unexpected illness or assassination, such a young queen would normally be expected to live long enough to have children, who would be higher in the line of succession than [[spoiler: the queen's sister]]. However, given Henrietta's [[spoiler:broken engagement]] and her grief at [[spoiler:Wales's death]], she may either [[spoiler: intend to stay single, despite Wales's last wish, or at least believe she is unmarriageable due to their tryst being public knowledge]]. In that case, she may very well be [[spoiler: adopting Louise]] with the intention to [[spoiler: actually pass the throne to Louise or Louise's children]].
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* When Henrietta [[spoiler: adopts Louise as her sister]] sister at the end of season 3, she mentions that [[spoiler: Louise]] Louise will be in line for the throne. At first glance, this seems like it'd be mostly honorary...barring unexpected illness or assassination, such a young queen would normally be expected to live long enough to have children, who would be higher in the line of succession than [[spoiler: the queen's sister]]. sister. However, given Henrietta's [[spoiler:broken engagement]] broken engagement and her grief at [[spoiler:Wales's death]], Wales's death, she may either [[spoiler: intend to stay single, despite Wales's last wish, or at least believe she is unmarriageable due to their tryst being public knowledge]]. knowledge. In that case, she may very well be [[spoiler: adopting Louise]] Louise with the intention to [[spoiler: actually pass the throne to Louise or Louise's children]].
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*** More than 'kind of' right? He's forced to eat off the floor, he's forced to do all of his slavemaster's menial chores (even washing her dirty underwear), he sleeps on a hay mat on the floor, and he is whipped anytime the master is feeling peevish. Doesn't that [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roots_(1977_miniseries)#Plot remind you of something]]? Also, that whip is a riding crop, which is more like being whipped with a bamboo rod (causing even more pain and torture than a standard whip). And [[CompleteMonster Louise]] is well-liked by a vast majority of tropers here??? And she's getting all sorts of excuses (as if, hey, she's not all that bad) in this article alone??? Wow, talk about ValuesDissonance. I mean, the "don't blame all of the slave's situation on the slave master"? After all the slave earns some disregard for doing things to upset his slavemaster? Really??? The kinds of behavior otaku will excuse out of their {{Tsundere}} are not to be taken lightly.
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*** More than 'kind of' right? He's forced to eat off the floor, he's forced to do all of his slavemaster's menial chores (even washing her dirty underwear), he sleeps on a hay mat on the floor, and he is whipped anytime the master is feeling peevish. Doesn't that [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roots_(1977_miniseries)#Plot remind you of something]]? Also, that whip is a riding crop, which is more like being whipped with a bamboo rod (causing even more pain and torture than a standard whip). And [[CompleteMonster Louise]] is well-liked by a vast majority of tropers here??? And she's getting all sorts of excuses (as if, hey, she's not all that bad) in this article alone??? Wow, talk about ValuesDissonance. I mean, the "don't blame all of the slave's situation on the slave master"? After all the master"? The slave earns should earn some disregard for doing things to upset his slavemaster? Really??? slavemaster, even if it's to try and better his life? The slave should stay in an abusive situation and "work things out" instead of trying to find partners that aren't emotionally and physically abusive? (FlatWhat) The kinds of behavior otaku will excuse out of from their {{Tsundere}} are not to be taken lightly.
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*** More than 'kind of' right? He's forced to eat off the floor, he's forced to do all of his slavemaster's menial chores (even washing her dirty underwear), he sleeps on a hay mat on the floor, and he is whipped anytime the master is feeling peevish. Doesn't that [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roots_(1977_miniseries)#Plot remind you of something]]? Also, that whip is a riding crop, which is more like being whipped with a bamboo rod (causing even more pain and torture than a standard whip). And [[CompleteMonster Louise]] is well-liked by a vast majority of tropers here??? And she's getting all sorts of excuses (as if, hey, she's not all that bad) in this article alone??? Wow, talk about ValuesDissonance. I mean, the "don't blame all of the slave's situation on the slave master"? After all the slave earns some disregard for doing things to upset his slavemaster? Really??? The kinds of behavior otaku will excuse out of their {{Tsundere}} are not to be taken lightly.
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*** Yeah there were times he deserved it but still, the series went overboard.
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* A bit amount of Fridge Horror for Louise is her being a Void Mage in the first place. For all that the Void is held as a holy element, the light novel has some subtle hints that using it leads to psychological deterioration of the mage that hosts the power. Tabitha's Uncle, King Joseph, for all the psychopathy that he shows in his schemes and actions, is actually an EmptyShell that goes to the lengths he does because he wants to feel something, ''anything'' again, and the narration in the Light Novels makes reference to his emotional state being "Zero", which is something used often to describe Louise AND the Void.. It's also implied that Brimir wanting to kill the Elves was due to deteriorating Sanity brought on by intense paranoia to a shadow enemy that may or may not have been real at all. Although unintentional, Louise escalating things with Saito after getting her powers unlocked aligns a bit too well with her slowly losing her mind because her power is actually poisoning her for anyone's taste.
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* A bit amount of Fridge Horror for Louise is her being a Void Mage in the first place. For all that the Void is held as a holy element, the light novel has some subtle hints that using it leads to psychological deterioration of the mage that hosts the power. Tabitha's Uncle, King Joseph, for all the psychopathy that he shows in his schemes and actions, is actually an EmptyShell that goes to the lengths he does because he wants to feel something, ''anything'' again, and the narration in the Light Novels makes reference to his emotional state being "Zero", which is something used often to describe Louise AND the Void.. It's also implied that Brimir wanting to kill the Elves was due to deteriorating Sanity brought on by intense paranoia to a shadow enemy that may or may not have been real at all. Although unintentional, Louise escalating things with Saito after getting her powers unlocked aligns a bit too well with her slowly losing her mind because her power is actually poisoning her for anyone's taste.taste.
** I hear somewhere that the Void magic robs its holder of a single personality trait each. King Joseph was "Emotion", Louise was "self-confidence", the half-elf was "selfishness" or something, and that Pope guy was "doubt", so it isn't quite as bad as it seems... until you realize there's probably been at least one Void mage who lost "restraint" or "compassion", and that they're the most powerful things in the series, more or less.
** I hear somewhere that the Void magic robs its holder of a single personality trait each. King Joseph was "Emotion", Louise was "self-confidence", the half-elf was "selfishness" or something, and that Pope guy was "doubt", so it isn't quite as bad as it seems... until you realize there's probably been at least one Void mage who lost "restraint" or "compassion", and that they're the most powerful things in the series, more or less.
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*** Don't blame it all on Louise. Saito isn't the innocent victim many would cast him as. The man is VERY vindictive in his own manner and him pushing Louise's buttons aren't ALWAYS accidental. In his own way, he gives as much as he gets. One of the reasons for their problems is Saito's immaturity; he doesn't get how screwed up Louise really is because of the life she's lead or the pressures of her society. And he has been known to hang with Kirche and Siesta specifically to get back at Louise by going with girls that treat him nicely instead of trying to work things out.
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* A bit amount of Fridge Horror for Louise is her being a Void Mage in the first place. For all that the Void is held as a holy element, the light novel has some subtle hints that using it leads to psychological deterioration of the mage that hosts the power. Tabitha's Unle, for all the psychopathy that he shows in acting, is actually an EmptyShell that goes to the lengths he does because he wants to feel something, ''anything'' again, and the narration in the Light Novels makes reference to his emotional state being "Zero", which is something used often to describe Louise AND the Void.. It's also implied that Brimir wanting to kill the Elves was due to deteriorating Sanity brought on by intense paranoia to a shadow enemy that may or may not have been real at all. Although unintentional, Louise escalating things with Saito after getting her powers unlocked aligns a bit too well with her slowly losing her mind because her power is actually poisoning her for anyone's taste.
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* A bit amount of Fridge Horror for Louise is her being a Void Mage in the first place. For all that the Void is held as a holy element, the light novel has some subtle hints that using it leads to psychological deterioration of the mage that hosts the power. Tabitha's Unle, Uncle, King Joseph, for all the psychopathy that he shows in acting, his schemes and actions, is actually an EmptyShell that goes to the lengths he does because he wants to feel something, ''anything'' again, and the narration in the Light Novels makes reference to his emotional state being "Zero", which is something used often to describe Louise AND the Void.. It's also implied that Brimir wanting to kill the Elves was due to deteriorating Sanity brought on by intense paranoia to a shadow enemy that may or may not have been real at all. Although unintentional, Louise escalating things with Saito after getting her powers unlocked aligns a bit too well with her slowly losing her mind because her power is actually poisoning her for anyone's taste.
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* A bit amount of Fridge Horror for Louise is her being a Void Mage in the first place. For all that the Void is held as a holy element, the light novel has some subtle hints that using it leads to psychological deterioration of the mage that hosts the power. Tabitha's Unle, for all the psychopathy that he shows in acting, is actually an EmptyShell that goes to the lengths he does because he wants to feel something, ''anything'' again, and the narration in the Light Novels makes reference to his emotional state being "Zero", which is something used often to describe Louise AND the Void.. It's also implied that Brimir wanting to kill the Elves was due to deteriorating Sanity brought on by intense paranoia to a shadow enemy that may or may not have been real at all. Although unintentional, Louise escalating things with Saito after getting her powers unlocked aligns a bit to well with her slowly losing her mind because her power is actually poisoning her for anyone's taste...
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* A bit amount of Fridge Horror for Louise is her being a Void Mage in the first place. For all that the Void is held as a holy element, the light novel has some subtle hints that using it leads to psychological deterioration of the mage that hosts the power. Tabitha's Unle, for all the psychopathy that he shows in acting, is actually an EmptyShell that goes to the lengths he does because he wants to feel something, ''anything'' again, and the narration in the Light Novels makes reference to his emotional state being "Zero", which is something used often to describe Louise AND the Void.. It's also implied that Brimir wanting to kill the Elves was due to deteriorating Sanity brought on by intense paranoia to a shadow enemy that may or may not have been real at all. Although unintentional, Louise escalating things with Saito after getting her powers unlocked aligns a bit to too well with her slowly losing her mind because her power is actually poisoning her for anyone's taste...taste.
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* A bit amount of Fridge Horror for Louise is her being a Void Mage in the first place. For all that the Void is held as a holy element, the light novel has some subtle hints that using it leads to psychological deterioration of the mage that hosts the power. Tabitha's Unle, for all the psychopathy that he shows in acting, is actually an EmptyShell that goes to the lengths he does because he wants to feel again, and the narration in the Light Novels makes reference to his emotional state being Zero. It's also implied that Brimir wanting to kill the Elves was due to deteriorating Sanity brought on by intense paranoia to a shadow enemy that may or may not have been real at all.
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* A bit amount of Fridge Horror for Louise is her being a Void Mage in the first place. For all that the Void is held as a holy element, the light novel has some subtle hints that using it leads to psychological deterioration of the mage that hosts the power. Tabitha's Unle, for all the psychopathy that he shows in acting, is actually an EmptyShell that goes to the lengths he does because he wants to feel something, ''anything'' again, and the narration in the Light Novels makes reference to his emotional state being Zero."Zero", which is something used often to describe Louise AND the Void.. It's also implied that Brimir wanting to kill the Elves was due to deteriorating Sanity brought on by intense paranoia to a shadow enemy that may or may not have been real at all. Although unintentional, Louise escalating things with Saito after getting her powers unlocked aligns a bit to well with her slowly losing her mind because her power is actually poisoning her for anyone's taste...
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*** [[Tropers/{{Judasmartel}} This troper]] thinks Louise's antics ''were'' supposed to be funny, but it got real bad when Saito had to suffer serious injuries for little to no real reason at all, especially in the anime when Louise got more and more trigger-happy with her Explosion spell and more and more people get hurt for something that is none of their business. I get it that everything in anime is exaggerated, but even if it's true that the angry girlfriend trope is still pretty popular in East Asia, I think that if she's angry at Saito for not giving her enough attention, she should just take it out on him alone with less lethal methods (no whipping and indiscriminate firing) and no one else has to get hurt. Lover's quarrels, after all.
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*** [[Tropers/{{Judasmartel}} This troper]] thinks Louise's antics ''were'' supposed to be funny, but it got real bad when Saito had to suffer serious injuries for little to no real reason at all, especially in the anime when Louise got more and more trigger-happy with her Explosion spell and more and more people get hurt for something that is none of their business. I get it that everything in anime is exaggerated, but even if it's true that the angry girlfriend trope is still pretty popular in East Asia, I think that if she's angry at Saito for not giving her enough attention, she should just take it out on him alone with less lethal methods (no whipping and indiscriminate firing) and no one else has to get hurt. Lover's quarrels, after all.
* A bit amount of Fridge Horror for Louise is her being a Void Mage in the first place. For all that the Void is held as a holy element, the light novel has some subtle hints that using it leads to psychological deterioration of the mage that hosts the power. Tabitha's Unle, for all the psychopathy that he shows in acting, is actually an EmptyShell that goes to the lengths he does because he wants to feel again, and the narration in the Light Novels makes reference to his emotional state being Zero. It's also implied that Brimir wanting to kill the Elves was due to deteriorating Sanity brought on by intense paranoia to a shadow enemy that may or may not have been real at all.
* A bit amount of Fridge Horror for Louise is her being a Void Mage in the first place. For all that the Void is held as a holy element, the light novel has some subtle hints that using it leads to psychological deterioration of the mage that hosts the power. Tabitha's Unle, for all the psychopathy that he shows in acting, is actually an EmptyShell that goes to the lengths he does because he wants to feel again, and the narration in the Light Novels makes reference to his emotional state being Zero. It's also implied that Brimir wanting to kill the Elves was due to deteriorating Sanity brought on by intense paranoia to a shadow enemy that may or may not have been real at all.
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*** [[Tropers/{{Judasmartel}} This troper]] thinks Louise's antics ''was'' supposed to be funny, but it got real bad when Saito had to suffer serious injuries for little to no real reason at all, especially in the anime when Louise got more and more trigger-happy with her Explosion spell and more and more people get hurt for something that is none of their business. I get it that everything in anime is exaggerated, but even if it's true that the angry girlfriend trope is still pretty popular in East Asia, I think that if she's angry at Saito for not giving her enough attention, she should just take it out on him alone with less lethal methods (no whipping and indiscriminate firing) and no one else has to get hurt. Lover's quarrels, after all.
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*** [[Tropers/{{Judasmartel}} This troper]] thinks Louise's antics ''was'' ''were'' supposed to be funny, but it got real bad when Saito had to suffer serious injuries for little to no real reason at all, especially in the anime when Louise got more and more trigger-happy with her Explosion spell and more and more people get hurt for something that is none of their business. I get it that everything in anime is exaggerated, but even if it's true that the angry girlfriend trope is still pretty popular in East Asia, I think that if she's angry at Saito for not giving her enough attention, she should just take it out on him alone with less lethal methods (no whipping and indiscriminate firing) and no one else has to get hurt. Lover's quarrels, after all.
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*** [[Tropers/{{Judasmartel}} This troper]] thinks Louise's antics ''was'' supposed to be funny, but it got real bad when Saito had to suffer serious injuries for no real reason at all. Plus, Louise tends to get more trigger-happy with her Explosion spell as the story goes on, at least in the anime.
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*** [[Tropers/{{Judasmartel}} This troper]] thinks Louise's antics ''was'' supposed to be funny, but it got real bad when Saito had to suffer serious injuries for little to no real reason at all. Plus, all, especially in the anime when Louise tends to get got more and more trigger-happy with her Explosion spell as and more and more people get hurt for something that is none of their business. I get it that everything in anime is exaggerated, but even if it's true that the story goes on, angry girlfriend trope is still pretty popular in East Asia, I think that if she's angry at least in the anime.Saito for not giving her enough attention, she should just take it out on him alone with less lethal methods (no whipping and indiscriminate firing) and no one else has to get hurt. Lover's quarrels, after all.
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*** [[Tropers/Judasmartel [[Tropers/{{Judasmartel}} This troper]] thinks Louise's antics ''was'' supposed to be funny, but it got real bad when Saito had to suffer serious injuries for no real reason at all. Plus, Louise tends to get more trigger-happy with her Explosion spell as the story goes on, at least in the anime.
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*** The anime exaggerates her temper more than she is in the light novels. The anime was also directed by the same person as the Love Hina anime, who did the same thing with Naru Narusegawa and made her come across as a total bitch. Why do that to the main love interests? Apparently, the angry girlfriend/wife thing is considered the height of slapstick comedy in East Asia, meaning that he exaggerated their tempers because it was supposed to be funny. CultureClash, or bad taste?
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*** The anime exaggerates her temper more than she is in the light novels. The anime was also directed by the same person as the Love Hina anime, who did the same thing with Naru Narusegawa and made her come across as a total bitch. Why do that to the main love interests? Apparently, the angry girlfriend/wife thing is considered the height of slapstick comedy in East Asia, meaning that he exaggerated their tempers because it was supposed to be funny. CultureClash, or bad taste?taste?
*** [[Tropers/Judasmartel This troper]] thinks Louise's antics ''was'' supposed to be funny, but it got real bad when Saito had to suffer serious injuries for no real reason at all. Plus, Louise tends to get more trigger-happy with her Explosion spell as the story goes on, at least in the anime.
*** [[Tropers/Judasmartel This troper]] thinks Louise's antics ''was'' supposed to be funny, but it got real bad when Saito had to suffer serious injuries for no real reason at all. Plus, Louise tends to get more trigger-happy with her Explosion spell as the story goes on, at least in the anime.
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* When Henrietta [[spoiler: adopts Louise as her sister]] at the end of season 3, she mentions that [[spoiler: Louise]] will be in line for the throne. At first glance, this seems like it'd be mostly honorary...barring unexpected illness or assassination, such a young queen would normally be expected to live long enough to have children, who would be higher in the line of succession than [[spoiler: the queen's sister]]. However, given Henrietta's [[spoiler:broken engagement]] and her grief at [[spoiler:Wales's death]], she may either [[spoiler: intend to stay single, despite Wales's last wish, or at least believe she is unmarriageable due to their tryst being public knowledge]]. In that case, she may very well be [[spoiler: adopting Louise]] with the intention to [[spoiler: actually pass the throne to Louise or Louise's children]].
* When Henrietta [[spoiler: adopts Louise as her sister]] at the end of season 3, she mentions that [[spoiler: Louise]] will be in line for the throne. At first glance, this seems like it'd be mostly honorary...barring unexpected illness or assassination, such a young queen would normally be expected to live long enough to have children, who would be higher in the line of succession than [[spoiler: the queen's sister]]. However, given Henrietta's [[spoiler:broken engagement]] and her grief at [[spoiler:Wales's death]], she may either [[spoiler: intend to stay single, despite Wales's last wish, or at least believe she is unmarriageable due to their tryst being public knowledge]]. In that case, she may very well be [[spoiler: adopting Louise]] with the intention to [[spoiler: actually pass the throne to Louise or Louise's children]].
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** Actually, just Louise and Saito's relationship in general if you think too hard about it. I mean, in the anime at least, it's implied that Saito being whipped is a daily event, and if you take into account that he still does her laundry and sets out her clothes, and gets whipped if he does complain about it, Saito looks kinda like a slave.
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** Actually, just Louise and Saito's relationship in general if you think too hard about it. I mean, in the anime at least, it's implied that Saito being whipped is a daily event, and if you take into account that he still does her laundry and sets out her clothes, and gets whipped if he does complain about it, Saito looks kinda like a slave.slave.
*** The anime exaggerates her temper more than she is in the light novels. The anime was also directed by the same person as the Love Hina anime, who did the same thing with Naru Narusegawa and made her come across as a total bitch. Why do that to the main love interests? Apparently, the angry girlfriend/wife thing is considered the height of slapstick comedy in East Asia, meaning that he exaggerated their tempers because it was supposed to be funny. CultureClash, or bad taste?
*** The anime exaggerates her temper more than she is in the light novels. The anime was also directed by the same person as the Love Hina anime, who did the same thing with Naru Narusegawa and made her come across as a total bitch. Why do that to the main love interests? Apparently, the angry girlfriend/wife thing is considered the height of slapstick comedy in East Asia, meaning that he exaggerated their tempers because it was supposed to be funny. CultureClash, or bad taste?
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* Technically Louise comes ''very'' close to being a {{Yandere}} in the novels. In one scene, seeing Saito with another girl upsets her so much she hits him with a [[StuffBlowingUp explosion spell]] which apparently comes ''very'' close to killing him. Apparently, he couldn't even ''move'' afterwards.
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* Technically Louise comes ''very'' close to being a {{Yandere}} in the novels. In one scene, seeing Saito with another girl upsets her so much she hits him with a [[StuffBlowingUp explosion spell]] which apparently comes ''very'' close to killing him. Apparently, he couldn't even ''move'' afterwards.afterwards.
** Actually, just Louise and Saito's relationship in general if you think too hard about it. I mean, in the anime at least, it's implied that Saito being whipped is a daily event, and if you take into account that he still does her laundry and sets out her clothes, and gets whipped if he does complain about it, Saito looks kinda like a slave.
** Actually, just Louise and Saito's relationship in general if you think too hard about it. I mean, in the anime at least, it's implied that Saito being whipped is a daily event, and if you take into account that he still does her laundry and sets out her clothes, and gets whipped if he does complain about it, Saito looks kinda like a slave.
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* Technically Louise comes ''very'' close to being a {{Yandere}} in the novels. In one scene, seeing Saito with another girl upsets her so much she hits him with a [[StuffBlowingUp explosion spell]] which apparently comes ''very'' close to killing him. Apparently, he couldn't even ''move'' afterwards.
* Technically Louise comes ''very'' close to being a {{Yandere}} in the novels. In one scene, seeing Saito with another girl upsets her so much she hits him with a [[StuffBlowingUp explosion spell]] which apparently comes ''very'' close to killing him. Apparently, he couldn't even ''move'' afterwards.
