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In the famous fantasy novel, "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe," written by C.S. Lewis, the character of the Witch plays a significant role in the story. Throughout the book, the Witch is portrayed as a cold and ruthless ruler of the land of Narnia, who has cast a spell to turn the world into a permanent winter. The Witch is initially introduced as the White Witch or Jadis, and she is the main antagonist of the story. She is described as a tall and pale woman with a cruel and icy demeanor.

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Melissa, a priestess of Mylee the God of War, goes through a ritual where she prays to Mylee for a champion, a sacred ceremony where the God is supposed to speak to the priestess and give her a warrior that will fight for them. To be a little more specific, the story takes place on a continent called Alecrast, which is supposedly north of Lodoss Island though they never mention Lodoss in Rune Soldier , specifically in the city-kingdom of Ohfun.

She is described as a tall and pale woman with a cruel and icy demeanor. Her power lies in her ability to manipulate the weather and control magical creatures, which she uses to enforce her rule over Narnia and keep its inhabitants in fear. The Witch's main objective is to maintain her reign and prevent the prophecy from coming true, which states that four human children, known as the Sons of Adam and Daughters of Eve, will help end her rule.

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Antispiral – Welcome to the 75th review for me, though it’s not #75 for Tenjo-kun. Anyway! This week, we start off a series with Rune Soldier Louie. Little known fact; Rune Soldier is a part of the Lodoss world!

Tenjobito – Lodoss, Crystania… Guess we have our plans for what to watch next!

Antispiral – Record of Lodoss Wars is a classic in anime that a lot of people know about, but Rune Soldier is a little more… on the outskirts of the anime world. Which is a shame, since (spoiler alert) I liked it quite a bit.

Though I still haven’t seen Crystania, I’ve seen the original Lodoss and Chronicles multiple times, so getting to sit through a new story in the same world for the first time here was refreshing.

So right, plot. Set the stage bro.

Tenjobito – Plot Summary: Louie, a brawny student at the mages’ guild, is reluctantly accepted by three girls (Merrill (thief), Genie (fighter), and Melissa (priestess)) as a companion for their adventuring party. As the foursome explore ruins, battle dark creatures, and make new friends, they also uncover a sinister plot within the kingdom.

Antispiral – That’s quite the summary, yes. To be a little more specific, the story takes place on a continent called Alecrast, which is supposedly north of Lodoss Island (though they never mention Lodoss in Rune Soldier), specifically in the city-kingdom of Ohfun. Louie is the son of the headmaster of the Mage’s Guild. Melissa, a priestess of Mylee the God of War, goes through a ritual where she prays to Mylee for a champion, a sacred ceremony where the God is supposed to speak to the priestess and give her a warrior that will fight for them. Melissa is told that the next person she sees will be her champion… and then Louie falls through the roof into the pool Melissa is praying in.

Tenjobito – Thus does Louie join the adventuring party as their “valiant champion”, no matter how against Melissa’s will it is!

Antispiral – Rune Soldier is at its heart a comedy. There ARE serious parts, and plenty of action, but the whole thing continuously centers back on Louie being kind of a fool, Merril being greedy, the assistant professor being easily flustered, Melissa’s suitor being a wimp, and so on. It’s a good thing too; the humor may mostly be slapstick physical violence, but it truly is humorous, and it makes for a light hearted series of the sort that I find easy to watch.

Tenjobito – It’s almost easier to compare the series to Slayers than Lodoss Wars, with the comedy and looser story. But really I think I prefer Rune Soldier over Slayers, if for no other reason than the fact that it’s a decent length, rather than drawn out into five seasons. And despite being shorter, I think the characters have more growth in personality in Rune Soldier, though that’s not saying much.

Antispiral – It’s just about the perfect length for developing characters while not feeling too drawn out with multiple story arcs.

This isn’t to say Rune Soldier if necessarily a perfect series. The characters are, for the most part, rather one dimensional. The ending isn’t perfectly wrapped up, and in fact is a little sudden. It really is little niggles and minor complaints though. Rune Soldier ended up being a very pleasant surprise, and a perfect comedic twin to Record of Lodoss Wars. If you like fantasy, but need a good laugh, this is just about the best anime you can get.

Tenjobito – Definitely old school fantasy goodness, even if kind of simplistic. If nothing else you really have nothing to lose watching Rune Soldier; It’s short enough to not take up too much time, inoffensive enough to be watched by a younger audience, funny and driven enough to keep you awake, and well made enough to please the eyes and ears. None of it stands out as the best ever, but there really is nothing majorly wrong with it at the same time.

Antispiral – I might give it a little more credit than that, but we at least agree in the end; it’s worth a view! Until next time fleshy spiral people!

Tenjobito – It’s almost easier to compare the series to Slayers than Lodoss Wars, with the comedy and looser story. But really I think I prefer Rune Soldier over Slayers, if for no other reason than the fact that it’s a decent length, rather than drawn out into five seasons. And despite being shorter, I think the characters have more growth in personality in Rune Soldier, though that’s not saying much.

To prevent this, she captures one of the main characters, Edmund, and tries to manipulate him into betraying his siblings. In her pursuit of power and control, the Witch is willing to go to great lengths, including using dark magic and deception. She demonstrates her cruelty through acts such as turning creatures into stone and imprisoning others who dare to defy her. However, the Witch's power begins to crumble as Aslan, the true ruler of Narnia, returns and leads a rebellion against her oppressive rule. As the story unfolds, it becomes evident that the Witch represents evil and tyranny, contrasting with the benevolent and just reign of Aslan. Her eventual defeat symbolizes the triumph of good over evil and the restoration of Narnia to its former glory. The character of the Witch in "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe" serves as a reminder of the destructive nature of power and the importance of standing up against oppression. Through her actions and eventual downfall, she becomes a memorable and iconic figure in the realm of fantasy literature..

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