Apparently, Disillusioned Adventurers Will Save the World
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Ningen Fushin: Adventurers Who Don't Believe in Humanity Will Save the World (plus)
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堀川和人Musique:
Ryō TakahashiActeurs·trices:
Sayaka Kikuchi, Yūsuke Kobayashi, Sayumi Watabe, Shunichi Toki, Kaori Ishihara, Mikako Komatsu, Akira Sekine, Daichi Hayashi, Emiko Takeuchi (plus)VOD (1)
Épisodes(12)
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Les Aventuriers désabusés (E01)
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La Formation d’un groupe surpuissant ? Les Survivors ! (E02)
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Le Secret de Karan (E03)
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Le Labyrinthe du lien (E04)
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Rencontre avec l’Escouade du tigre de fer (E05)
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L’Arithmétique à mains nues (E06)
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Initiation au jeu (E07)
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Splendide paladin (E08)
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Stepping-Man, une légende urbaine ? (E09)
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Les Enquêteurs du labyrinthe (E10)
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Les Survivors contre Stepping-Man (E11)
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Des aventuriers pas près de sauver le monde (E12)
Résumés(1)
La ville de Terene, dans le Saint Royaume de Dinez, est un melting-pot de peuples et de professions : des aventuriers cherchant à s'enrichir rapidement, des marchands aguicheurs, des bardes, des nobles, des saints, des créatures, etc. Le lieu lui-même est si tortueux qu'il a été surnommé la Ville Labyrinthe. Nick est l’un de ses habitants. Ce guerrier expérimenté a été banni d’un groupe d'aventuriers et, qui plus est, trahi par son amoureuse. Blasé, il se rend dans un bar et noie son chagrin dans une bière tiède lorsque toute sa colère éclate ! Son coup de gueule trouve cependant un écho auprès de trois personnes. Ensemble, forts de leurs cicatrices vis-à-vis de la société, ils décident de former un nouveau groupe d'aventuriers… (Crunchyroll)
(plus)Vidéo (8)
Critiques (1)
In Hikari no Ou, I was intrigued by the story but didn't care about the characters. With Apparently, Disillusioned Adventurers Will Save the World, it's exactly the other way around. The series managed to sell me on the four cardinal heroes, gave each of them an interesting backstory that I found relatable, and made them all hit rock bottom from which the only way is up. It was like The Rising of the Shield Hero but with an emphasis on relationships. Unfortunately, the depiction of the characters’ transition from "I don't trust anyone" to "I might trust these guys" wasn’t very convincing. I felt that this important development happened too quickly, in an uninteresting and unnatural kind of way. Plus, the storyline about Kizuna and the literal bonds between characters just felt weird and didn't seem to fit in with the whole. Some aspects of the story felt problematic from the beginning and didn’t match the overall vibe. The Japanese idols started to make sense to me when the real setting of the story was revealed (what the world really was). However, the mathematics battle still seems like a silly idea to me. What I will remember about this anime in a few months is the fact that there was a witch who liked gambling, a priest who liked girls, a dragon girl who liked food, and an adventurer who simped for idols. I doubt that I will remember what Stepping Man’s story was about and what was actually going on in the episodes in general. I'm interested to see what's next in store for the main four characters, and how they will develop as personalities and as a team, but I can already imagine that it will be wrapped up in weird, boring, or dumb ballast again, making me think of wasted potential worth nothing more than an average rating... 5/10
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