#Nageki no Bourei wa Intai shitai

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Megami Magazine December 2024 Issue (#295) - Nageki no Bourei wa Intai shitai (Let This Grieving Soul Retire)

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Nageki no Bourei

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Tino Shade [Nageki no Bourei wa Intai shitai]

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Nageki no Bourei wa Intai shitai still provides - chapter 5, this time.

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Sure is a difference there.

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Nageki no Bourei wa Intai shitai (Let This Grieving Soul Retire) - DMM Scratch featuring goods with new illustration from 1 October to 3 November 2024. Release: Late-January 2025

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“Nageki no Bourei wa Intai Shitai” The Theme Songs, First Promo

The official website for the television anime Nageki no Bourei wa Intai Shitai (Let This Grieving Soul Retire!) unveiled theme songs and the first promo video. On October 1 at 11:30 p.m., Tokyo MX and BS-NTV will air the anime's premiere; Sun TV and other stations will air it after that.

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Nageki no Bourei wa Intai shitai (Let This Grieving Soul Retire) - Blu-ray Volume 1 Bonus Special Booklet Illustration

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First Impression: Let this Grieving Soul Retire

Six childhood friends make a pact to become hunters when they grow up—er, at least five of them do. Krai is a little…noncommittal about it all. Flash forward to a dreary city street as Krai, now a dreary young man, face obscured by his hood, voices a dreary monologue as he queues up outside the pub where the First Steps Clan is holding a hunter recruitment event. It’s his fifth time. His friends made good on their pact and are now the top team, the Grieving Souls, within the top clan, while he…well. Dreary speaks for itself, right? A bubbly young woman who’s just made level 3 tries to engage him in conversation as they wait outside the event, when a rowdy tough guy mocks her and picks a fight. Krai pulls down his hood even further, trying to disappear into his cloak as he shrinks into the shadows. Fortunately, someone else defuses the situation. This pattern repeats itself once they’re all inside, and this time, Krai decides to slouch for the door before the blows begin raining down. Only, as he retreats, he makes an off-hand comment which causes a hot-tempered but highly skilled girl hunter to do a double-take before leaping across the room to stop him dead in his tracks. Roll credits. Oh, wait, those weren’t the closing credits? We’re only 8 minutes in? Weird, but ok. So, it turns out Krai is not some loser hunter but is actually the leader of the Grieving Souls, and indeed, of the entire First Steps clan—even though his skill level is, well, we don’t even know how paltry it is but it must be bad because he keeps trying to quit and has never actually defeated anything in his entire career (he hasn’t lost though either; he just avoids all perilous interactions!). But no one will let him go and everyone thinks he is OP because he kinda ends up tricking everyone? Without meaning to? Placing them at terrifying risk over and over again without either he or them really realizing it? Oy yoi yoi! Someone let this poor kid retire before he accidentally dooms them all! 

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