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mh? How can you tell that it won't last? To me Spice and Wolf is one of the few animes where the romantic relationship really did advance quite a lot in a few episodes (compared to others where they never get any closer to each other for a whole season and maybe it might end with a kiss and you never see anything after that ever) and it continues to advance till now, while they face the obvious problem of her being a deity while he is a mortal human. And we'll hopefully see how this continues in the third season

I wouldn't have said shit if I didn't see some half ass fandom around here.

I'm saying He judged a book by 3/4 of it's cover. There's still more to go.

And I'm sorry, is Zac's word God around here?

what others have said don't add up if you were to actually finish the series. If all you walked away from was the coin dialogue and the attitude of Horo, you've missed the point of this series.

If you don't agree 100% with my opinion of a cartoon, you are wrong and stupid and Zac has clearly brainwashed you!!!!

Please quote the specific posts that demonstrate this attitude.

If a series fails to convey it's point, it's very reason for existing until the last couple episodes it has failed. You CAN NOT seriously try to deny this.

In our English mindset,yes. But there is more than one way to watch something. We're talking foreign animation here. You must watch foreign material with a different view, no matter how tired or cliched it is or else you will walk away with the same result of dropping a series before finishing it.

Fine. I'm done. I'll just bow down and back out. The series is about coins and Holo being a bitch. That's it. You nailed it. I finally understand the show now.

My mistake for questioning the mob.

Uh, can you explain what sort of cultural barrier exists so that foreigners wouldn't be able to appreciate Spice and Wolf unless they "change their mindset"? This isn't set in a distinctly Japanese setting with explicitly Japanese aesthetics of storytelling, after all.

Strawman aside, you never actually explained what they're missing; even in the spoiler you just vaguely allude to it.

I do this "?" and several mini bosses appear.

In our English mindset,yes. But there is more than one way to watch something. We're talking foreign animation here.

It's a slow story that builds up over time, with a sweet climactic ending. Not a quick fix. It's not for everyone.

Not you too. If you haven't seen it, don't want to google it or want to research what a Fenrir is, Why ask this question?

Also there is a thread dedicated to Spice and Wolf.

spoiler[See, the Fenrir form has yet to be mentioned.You can't possibly ignore it. Horo is as big as the screen. It becomes somewhat frightening and uncontrolled. After that tragedy goes down, things change for the better between Lawrence and Horo. It's a very unique sight to witness, Yet none of this was mentioned. There's a reason there is a second season. There wouldn't be if it was, as Zac said it was.]

Have you ever given thought to the possibility that everyone just genuinely thinks you're wrong? Lord knows me and Zac don't always get along too well. Yet here I am disagreeing with you.

Wrong. Being bored to tears for ten episodes before a series gets good is not enjoyable in any country. A half decent story should be at least somewhat interesting from the beginning. This holds true even if it is something that slowly builds up over time.

I know what a Fenrir is. I've also seen the entire first season. But I'm not sure how you've explained how your spoiler refutes the criticisms that people in this thread and podcast level against the show.