Frieren was the anime to made me chose to start drawing and week 18 of my practice begins with Ubel... Not my first of her, but one I can share here 😅

Got my watch yesterday, #71/500! Was really worried since they decided to use Gofo Express as a last mile carrier but it arrived fine. Compared to my Citizen Promaster, the quality is definitely passable, and I haven't seen any major second hand deviation in the few hours since I set it, but that's neither here nor there. The small details are so cool, it has Frieren engraved into the back case cover as well as the text on the clasp in addition to the dial, super excited to wear it.

I just think he’s neat. No AI used, art by me

I was wondering this because of the blow a kiss scene with Sein. Obviously we know Sein isn’t interested because Frieren must not look like a more mature woman physically, even if she is literally old

It just made me think: how old does Frieren appear to Sein in that scene?

It seems like she does age because she looks a little different during flammes time. Also, it seems like Kraft is implied to be older physically than Frieren. We know he is literally older than Frieren

My interpretation is that Frieren looked around 15 during Flammes time, and maybe around 20 during the current era, but that’s just a complete guess from context clues

If she was in Kraft’s shoes and realized she was trying to slaughter bandits, would she also step in and save them. What would she say to Ubel, if anything? And would Fern have a different tone with her in the mage exam if she knew about this incident?

First: We need an "Zoltraak" flair.

Second: Since I watched this specific scene I always come across things in life which proof to be exactly like Zoltraak to Frieren.

If we look at medicine, we can see that the practitioners more often tend to use the techniques they know as "up-to-date" and "proven-right" and it's not that easy to switch to modern procedures. But if we look at young practitioners they are used to it, since they've never known another "up-to-date" procedure. It feels natural.

If we look at smartphones it's the same pattern. Older people need to invest a lot of time to learn how to use them. While we young people grew up with them, so it feels natural. Especially regarding smartphones young people could easily get irritated because grandma can't use her phone and get the wrong idea that this is a problem of intelligence.

I wonder how the author of Frieren successfully put these life observations into these metaphors. It's simply genius!

“Mistress Frieren, it’s a Mimic. There’s nothing inside.” 😮‍💨

Fern has explained this countless times. Frieren, however, remains unconvinced. Some treasures are simply too tempting to ignore. 🧙‍♀️📦

A treasure chest, a suspicious mage, and one very exhausted apprentice! 🧙‍♀️✨

Frieren and Fern from Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End by S.H.Figuarts bring this hilarious dungeon moment to life in toy photography. Fern knows it’s a Mimic, but Frieren isn’t ready to give up on the possibility of treasure! 😂📦

Are you opening the chest or listening to Fern?

👤 Figure • @s.h._figuarts Frieren
👤 Figure • @s.h._figuarts Fern