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EP. REVIEW: Rokka: Braves of the Six Flowers

The rules for activating the barrier also require that you put your hand on one of the pedestals and say something, so remote activation shouldn't be possible.

Tacetis wrote:

Without spoiling anything, I can tell you that the whole situation will not have them in one room for the rest of the series. Anything more would be spoilers though.

The thing you wrote is also spoilers.

It's also worth noting that Adlet does seem to be misremembering something--as I recall, he didn't see the activation chamber immediately after blowing the doors open: he had to fight those golems first. My recollection of that episode is a bit foggy, but it should be possible for someone to sneak in and out of that room while Adlet was otherwise indisposed

2. Hans is totally annoying to me with the whole nyah thing. The only thing that would be more annoying would be if his character was a cat girl. At least they didn't rehash that trope. On the other hand, why does anyone trust what he says.

So much interesting discussion, and conjecture! Way to go Rokka - making a mostly-talky anime super interesting! Can definitely tell the Spice n Wolf guy wrote this.

I'm still loving this show, for sure. I noticed some discussion of "what if the 7th is legit chosen by the goddess?" but I remember that the goddess split her own power into six. Perhaps splitting power into seven wouldn't be the best idea....yeah one more Brave, but each are weaker in turn? Hmmmm.

Anyways, I want next week to roll around and I want more!

Actually, the Spice & Wolf author didn't write Rokka. The director of the Spice & Wolf anime directed the Rokka anime.

The guy behind Book of Bantorra wrote Rokka.

Anyway, I just read the first two books over the past week (because I was afraid the production was gonna continue being garbage like last episode), so I now know how this mystery ends. At this point, there's no need for me to continue theorizing. I will say that I can't wait to see how the anime shows Hans' fighting style. And Chamot's power, but mostly Hans' fighting style.

Nachetanya has been my pick since the first episode.

However, did Maura say she had the door key? Because could she not have just gone in and out with it, in that case? Or perhaps I misheard.

They aren't just trusting what he says, Mora who also familiar with the Saint of Seals abilities as the "Head Saint" also confirmed what he was saying is true. His information is being vouched for.

In this episode, Hans said he "only kills for money," so since Nashetanya is the princess (and I think her father is the one who hired him to kill the Demon God?) she could just pay him off to kill Mountain lady.

Well, that's my wacky theory at this point.

According to Hans part of his job is to infiltrate places which means he could have gotten into the place before hand or after Adlet opened the temple. He says that he has experience with seals (isn't that just a tiny bit suspicious?), which means he possibly knows how to bypass and maybe keep the doors open.

One-Eye wrote:

According to Hans part of his job is to infiltrate places which means he could have gotten into the place before hand or after Adlet opened the temple. He says that he has experience with seals (isn't that just a tiny bit suspicious?), which means he possibly knows how to bypass and maybe keep the doors open.

I think your confusing what Hans said about this specific door and what he said about his past experience with similar seals. The catch to THIS door is that it CAN'T close again. When he mentioned seals that drop bars or doors that close and stay shut he was talking about his past experience with different seals.