I mean shit, the worst thing he did was be a dick to the guy at the beginning and dole out harsh training/punishment to her troops. The MC is sociopathic and a bit selfish but far from going out of their way to be "evil", just doing his best to live his new life with the situation he's in.
Connor Harris
Well the original title is just Youjo Senki which roughly translates to Military Chronicle of a Loli. Never said the MC was that evil. Just a high functioning sociopath.
Jason Bennett
Fuck off, newfag.
Jack Gomez
Keeping up the edge I see.
Brody Wood
>high functioning not at her height
Benjamin Thomas
>Doublequotting
Nolan Bell
That's why i kinda dislike the anime. If you read the manga or ln you can see her though process, she isn't nearly as much of a psycho as the anime makes her out to be.
Wyatt Price
Blame the localization shitters at Yen Press and CR for the retarded title. Just call it Youjo Senki and forget about the rest.
Wyatt Lee
It was for western press to pick up. They were hoping people would think this show was basically "I can't believe my Fuhrer could be this cute?" and get a bunch of free publicity.
Didn't really work. Would like a second season though. I like the manga, but the battles are much easier to understand when animated.
Josiah Ortiz
Basically this Localization is almost always retarded garbage
Julian Anderson
Nah, blame Kadokawa.
Jayden Young
Lots of Light Novels have "English Titles" in Japan, that are probably more like subtitles. For example, Danmachi's has "Familiar Myth", which is probably what Yen Press should have named the localization, but of course they're stupid like that. Both CR and YP decided for Youjo Senki to use the English subtitle, even tho it's pretty silly.
Henry Jones
>Fuhrer >in very obvious WW1 analogue
Julian King
Its a weird mix. They have a huge amount of WW2 tech kicking around, and the Trenches don't really stay as static as they should.
Cooper Campbell
>Would like a second season though. They're doing a movie, aren't they?
Caleb Wood
Is this actually real
Ian Brooks
Doesn't Germany lose?
Nathan Ramirez
she's a little bit evil
Joseph James
IMAGINE!
Carter Howard
>Kadokawa strikes yet again SAUSAGE KADOKAWA!
Nathaniel Murphy
>anime titled "Saga of Tanya the Evil" >main character isn't even a bad person
If it looks like a duck, quacks like a duck... Called Rhine no akuma, devil of the Rhine, outside of the empire; gleefully bends international law to slaughter civilians; high-handed bloodthirsty rants on open comms; being X declares that she is escalating the war; perforates a man with the firearm his daughter gave him for christmas; selfish/cynical motives;
She is literally everything wrong with the world but not a bad person, really makes you think
Robert Fisher
ITT: My favorite character is Tanya Degurechaff. She's intelligent, nihilistic, and has a wicked sense of humor.
Austin Jenkins
>being X declares that she is escalating the war >caring about what the literal god of jews says.
>perforates a man with the firearm his daughter gave him for christmas Not like any soldier knows the entire backstory behind everyone they kill.
Ian Brown
you see, evil is subjective, what may be innocent or harmless for someone might be degenerate to someone else, she is a soldier, and a good one at that, for her country she is a hero, but for the rest of the world she is a monster, a real life similar example would be Vlad Tepes, considered a monster and the inspiration of Dracula, but a national hero in Romania, she is evil, in the eyes of the rest of the world
Aiden Long
Sociopaths are generally considered evil by non-sociopaths, once their sociopathy is revealed.
Rerugen or however the fuck you spell his name thinks she's the devil incarnate. When Tanya's hopped up on meth and Being X, she's a demonic butcher on the battlefield. Why the tagline isn't Saga of Tanya the Devil, the world may never know.
Julian Collins
>devil of the Rhine Because she's so efficent at killing mages that every enemy pisses himself when seeing her magic signature, it has nothing to do with her being an acutal devil. >gleefully bends international law to slaughter civilians She wasn't gleeful about. It's an atrocity, but you can just as easily blame the republic for using civilians as living shields in the first place. >high-handed bloodthirsty rants on open comms She only does these to impress the higher-ups. >being X declares that she is escalating the war Being X is escalating the war himself, he wants to break her after all. > perforates a man with the firearm his daughter gave him for christmas What do you expect a soldier to do? Just do nothing and let that Sue guy kill her? >selfish/cynical motives Can't aruge with that.
Evan Moore
>the Devil of the Rhine not like real life soldiers can get chuuni nicknames >The Beast of Omaha >The White Death >The Red Baron just to name the most known ones, and they were regular dudes that were too good at killing
Matthew Davis
She's evil because she's ugly and all ugly people are evil
Aaron Campbell
This is weird.
Jacob Barnes
no bully Tanya is cute
Ian Watson
I always figured that the title was based on the fact that Tanya's side loses the war. Thus the victors write the history and Tanya will eventually be remembered as probably the greatest villain of the war (since the empire doesn't go full nazi)
Eli Edwards
>The MC is sociopathic and a bit selfish >but not a bad person Don't ask me how I know you've never left your room in your entire life, OP.
Camden Lopez
He would've never been in the situation if he didn't tip his fedora so hard. Who cares if Being X is God or not?
Cooper Peterson
Do you not understand the point of perception vs intent here? Are you a narcissist?
Tanya is considered evil because the things the salaryman inside her loli body does are craven attempts at advancement/escape for one, and near (or actual, with the civvies) war crimes for another. She's a piece of shit, the tragicomedy of the narrative is she constantly Catch-22s herself and rails against a "God" that gives her the isekai cheat power to do so, and the satire is that subhumans who enjoy isekai will unironically justify her being a piece of shit because she's a cute loli and reader self-insert character.
Jace Baker
all i see is a bunch of projection
Jason Robinson
Oh yeah, this is the LN written by a commie that Sup Forums ironically creams itself over.
Jaxon Butler
How did a commie end up writing a novel series that glorifies capitalism and fascism?
Mason Rogers
>anime titled Little Girl War Record >she's actually a teenager
Jason Gray
>Not triplequoting Get on my level scrub
Gabriel Watson
Couldn't finish Season 1. It wasn't bad, but it just lacked engaging characters. MC was neat but can't carry the whole show. The battles feel formulaic and without meaning, and are not very interesting.
Cooper Cook
>Blame the localization shitters at Yen Press and CR for the retarded title. Just call it Youjo Senki and forget about the rest. >>anime titled "Saga of Tanya the Evil" >>main character isn't even a bad person She is basically D&D Lawful Evil. She doesn't enjoy fucking over other people, she just is self centred and helps herself.
Now of course, I don't think it is fair to call her evil outside of D&D context. She obeys the law and never get out of her way to make someone else miserable. Everything is only done for a purpose, other people's misery brings her no joy.
Alexander Sanchez
The novels are awful and required massive adaptation effort to make a good anime out of it. Kadokawa/nut decided to go with the "evil" angle with the facial expressions and other stuff. Its not very canon but the canon isnt very good so.
Owen Gray
>Ze flies Are they trying to make a bad pun with German pronunciation, but doing it totally wrong?
Chase Murphy
Tanya is evil because he tipped his fedora too hard, literall athiests tend to be evil by their very nature.
Jackson Sanchez
Proper name is Saga of Tanya THE CUTE
Angel Lopez
They are and it's not a recap movie, will cover new material follow from the show.
Justin Peterson
Literally the only character in the show that isn't either evil or stupid.
Anthony Green
That is from the enemy perspective. also while not necessarily evil it does take a bad person to commit legally not war crimes
Nathaniel White
You have some horrible reading comprehension if you think it glorifies Tanya
John Perry
>9 years old >teenager
Jonathan Edwards
The story is longer than the anime.
Nolan Ramirez
She gets taller. She also gets a bigger bust.
Jayden Brown
>Blame the localization shitters at Yen Press and CR for the retarded title. I think the english title was chosen by the writer itself. So if something, you should point your hatred of the title towards the writer.
Aiden Clark
>she's actually a teenager Do you know why it is called "teenager"?
Jose Nelson
>Zir name is What the fuck is Zir? It isn't german.
Eli Wilson
I think she's 12 by the time the Dacians invade. It's only a matter of time now until puberty kicks in and salaryman has to deal with his new body craving dick
Zachary Lopez
There's a lot of people that think it's WW2.
Landon Barnes
Might not be the intent, but it's clearly the result.
Josiah Perez
I don't remember when they invade, but she is confirmed 12 in volume 4 and turn 13 somewhere during volume 5.
Also 幼女 means little girl and not loli per se.
Ryder Reyes
>Might not be the intent, but it's clearly the result. Not the guy you responded to, but I have a hard time seeing the books glorifying her with the author describing her as he do.
Sebastian Diaz
>Not evil >defys god
Nice bait.
Zachary Parker
>being X >god
Nice try, Being X
Jacob Wood
Because it's an interwar conflict
Wyatt Green
She's evil because she's german. You need to understand this.
Tyler Wright
>She's evil because she's german. Makes sense. Germany has given us Merkel.
Wyatt Watson
>ze >zir Is this supposed to be a gender neutral pronoun?
Wyatt Sanders
I thought it was trying to do a German accent.
Robert Thomas
if this is following the same general plot as the web version the empire loses in appearance only, they have to pay reparations but get to keep their army as-is and all their territories. Tanya is the one who suggested that plan to Zettour behind the scenes because she remembered how a truly defeated empire humiliated by the treaty of Versailles would have given rise to nazism and she wanted to avoid that. Zettour basically sacrifices himself by taking all the blame by saying he was the one puppeteering the war. He does that because he is an old man while Tanya still has her whole life to live (but also because Tanya is super influent and he fears she could become a warmongering empress if her role is brought to light). Tanya's death is faked and she goes to the US under an alias with the help of the murrikans who want her war knowledge.
Adrian Richardson
>German accent is gender neutral by default Oh wow it all makes sense.
Asher Johnson
But it doesn't look or sound like german at all.
Liam Smith
Threadly reminder to be careful before buying Tanja's merc.
Liam Perez
IM SORRY BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAP
James Brooks
That's why I said "trying", a typical phoney German accent has a lot of Z sounds.
Christian Barnes
>I thought it was trying to do a German accent. They are fully capable to pronounce he and she. It's the "th" sound that becomes iffy, hence the "ze" stereotype.
Cooper King
>challenges a wicked god and is capable of surviving on her own when almost everyone in the world is after her >somehow a villain BRAVO CRUNCHYROLL
Thomas Gray
>tfw have a speaking disorder that really doesn't show in German at all, but makes me unable to pronounce "th"-sounds properly, always making it sound like I have an ultra-stereotypical joke-accent
Owen Murphy
She's a "German".
Christian Edwards
She doesn't. In the latest novels she's mistaken for a kid by the Japanese ambassador.
Carter Green
>a kid by the Japanese ambassador. She technically still is.
Nathaniel White
If Being X wanted her to suffer why did he give her OP magic?
Liam Rogers
Too bad nobody bothers to read those.
Juan James
But they won the war. Newfag better go read the novel or manga to get that bit of info.
Daniel Roberts
He gave him magic so that Tanya would be guaranteed to go into war via forced conscription
Justin Edwards
She's 17. So no. She's definitely not a kid. She's perma loli.
Isaiah Allen
Hitler fought in the first WW war.
Alexander Bailey
It hurts more to have a lot a talent and keep failing and/or losing than having no talent and failing.
Ayden Martin
>she is perma-loli nice
Angel Gray
Wait, last I read she was 15 and that was like volume 9. Did they do a time skip?
Caleb Reyes
Tanya isn't a good person and that's why I like the series in the first place.
Jose Wright
X doesn't want Tanya to suffer, but to be fair if you've only watched the anime it's something they get spectacularly wrong.
In the LN and manga though, X isn't out to get Tanya, that's only Tanya's misunderstanding (and keep in mind a recurrent element is that Tanya/Salaryman basically misunderstands everything all the time, which is why eveything she does to be sent away from the front line just makes her look like more of a warmonger). X just wants Tanya to believe and be saved.
In fact at one point Salaryman outright asks X about the magic thing and that's the answer he gets.
Hudson Lewis
Because he deliberately wanted to make a contradiction in the form that, he being a higher being can perform miracles, thus giving Tanya the power to perform magic. It is a way for him to force her/him to recognize Being X absolute power. It's not about revenge, but to prove his omnipotence.
Mason Richardson
I was under the impression from the Manga that Tanya's side lost the war, because of those post war pieces which show Journalists in England trying to work out who she was.
Nolan Richardson
she fired live mortar rounds at her own troops in "training" and lured factory workers with her loli voice so she can tamaya them not saying these are the deeds of an absolute evil person but it's also not very nice
Samuel Wilson
>But they won the war. >better go read the novel or manga >newfag
You should probably follow your own advice. The war isn't over in the novels yet. We have spoilers going far beyond what is in the novels.
Christopher Cruz
This is a bit of a spoiler but based on the web novel (which may differ from the actual thing), as the brit journos say the empire lost the war but only on paper, they got to keep their army and new frontiers and administration and all. Tanya's role in it all was erased and her death faked, all blame was taken by Zettour alone to protect her and she is in fact behind the empire's fake loss plan too.
Nathaniel Gonzalez
Ok, thanks. It's a series I'm happy to have spoiled because no matter how much I enjoyed it, that stuff with the Journalists in the future made me super salty
Luis Miller
>people itt think the light novel is the OC >they call other people newfags
Irony has no limits.
Angel Sullivan
Being X is a pretty cool dude huh. I wish I could reach enlightenment and hang out with him.
Sebastian Diaz
>people itt think the light novel is the OC What the fuck are you even on about?
Kayden Martin
>she fired live mortar rounds at her own troops in "training" After showing them how to deflect them, plus they could drop out anytime they wanted. As her saving Visha from the avalanche shows they never were in danger of dying
>lured factory workers with her loli voice They were at war and laughed off a warning by the enemy. That's on them.