Mii forces the issue with her Noble Phantasm ultimate attack, forcing Maple to bust out earlier than she wanted. At first it’s largely a stalemate, with the Emperors’ attacks unable to do much damage and Maple unable to go on offense. Its upbeat outlook is most welcome in these trying times.īOFURI shifts seemlessly to Shounen Battle Mode as Maple sends May and Yui off on MegaSyrup and fights Mii, Misery and Markus. It’s a good way as any to end a show that, for its protagonist, was first and foremost about having as much fun as possible, and sharing that fun with as many friends as possible.
While everyone was all-business during the event, it’s good to see there are no sore losers or grudges, just pleasant conviviality and mutual pride in battles well-fought. Maple graciously invites both guilds to Maple Tree’s hall in order to share in an end-of-event party. Maple Tree, meanwhile, claimed the third spot, just below the Emperors and Holy Sword. So they let her be, checking in to see what weirdness she’s up to: being a woolly mech volleyball for May and Yui! After debating whether to re-nerf Maple, one of them is consigned to the fact that whether they like it or not she is the face of the game, and an inspiration to other adventurers who hope to one day face her. The third day of the event has barely begun when the admins decide to call it with only six guilds remaining, all receiving the same reward. Instead, they defeat all of the Emperors’ attacking enemies, preserving the big guild to assist in whittling down the smaller guilds (and earning a bit of goodwill). But when they spot the Flame Emperors being attacked from all sides, they don’t add to the piling-on. All of Maple Tree rides Atrocity!Maple as they mop up the remaining guilds. Now that all of Maple’s secret skills have been revealed, there’s no reason to hold back anymore. When they re-spawn, they accept their loss at Maple’s fairly-acquired mega-skill, especially since they still have their orbs and remain in the lead. Maple breaks the stalemate with, transforming herself into an eldritch beast and simply eating all of the Holy Sword members in the cave. When her mech’s connects, Payne reveals he also has. When Payne exacts on Maple, it looks like the end of her fun has come at last, but she survives with 1 HP thanks to. At the very least, I’m intent on see what happens next! While a bit light and lulling in the early stages, and featuring a completely random image of a nude Sally tangled in tentacles, Peach Boy Riverside picks up some steam and reveals a sharp edge when it counts. That said, Frau fights valiantly enough to buy time for Sally’s latent “Peach Eye” power to awaken, turning her into an even more powerful fighter than Frau.
That’s when Peach Boy Riverside quite suddenly gets dark and bloody, as two high-level Oni unleash a devastating attack on the city.įrau again rushes to protect Sally, their main source of carrots, but is no match for the giant knight-gooshing walrus. Hawthorn, commander of the local Kingdom’s knights, brings them in for questioning, but soon frees them, and feels bad about having put them in stocks, so treats them to a meal in the open-air market. The villagers aren’t won over, but the local lord seems moved by Frau bowing and thanking him for the carrots the previous night (when he somehow didn’t see that Frau was a demihuman). What feels like more than half the episode is spent in this village, which serves to contrast Sally’s kind and tolerant heart to the fearful, prejudiced townsfolk.īut when a Cockatrice emerges from the forest to wreck up the place, it’s Frau who saves the village that hats them with a One Punch Man-style demolition of the foe. When he pair visit a nearby village, the seemingly friendly townfolk reveal they’re racist as fuck. She has a positive, can-do attitude as ample as her pants are shiny, and isn’t above lending a carrot to a hungry, adorable Harefolk Frau when she hears their stomach growling. Peach Boy Riverside drops us right into the middle of former princess Sally’s journey away from home.
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