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The more I hear about Arcs 7 and 8, the more I feel bad for whichever studio ends up adapting them.

The sheer scale, the number of characters, the action, the locations, and everything else people keep hinting at... it sounds like one of the most demanding projects an anime studio could take on.

If those arcs are adapted properly, it'll be an enormous production challenge. I honestly don't envy the staff who'll have to bring all of it to life.

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Without going into major spoilers, what's your biggest criticism of Arcs 7 and 8?

I've also seen people say these arcs feel very different from the earlier ones, so I wanted to ask a couple of things:

- Does Subaru still rely on Return by Death as much as before?

- Are these arcs still psychologically heavy like the previous ones, or is the focus more on the larger-scale conflict?

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After everything we've seen so far, I still think Season 2 remains the strongest season of Re:Zero.

That's not to say Season 4 Cour 1 hasn't been excellent. It has delivered some incredible episodes and moments, but I don't think it has surpassed Season 2 yet.

That could absolutely change once Cour 2 airs. There's still a lot of story left, and if it sticks the landing, Season 4 as a whole has a real chance of becoming my favorite.

But as things stand right now, Season 2 is still the peak of the anime for me.

When Subaru was first isekai'd, he was immediately captivated by Emilia. Even before getting to know her, he was drawn to her and later fell deeply in love with her.

So why didn't Amnesia Subaru react the same way? If his personality was supposedly reset, shouldn't he have still had that same instinctive attraction toward a silver-haired girl? Instead, he was suspicious of Emilia and even tried to kill her.

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I mean except giving Subaru heartjobs

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