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I'm not someone who watches a lot of anime, but I found this series quite interesting in terms of what medieval astronomy was like, and I thought the setting was pretty intriguing—especially because of how “irrelevant” everything feels in the grand scheme of things. How faithful is it to what medieval Europe was really like?
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It’s absolute bogus and wholly misrepresents both the milieu of natural science and that of ecclesiastical authority.
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Im sure its silly and an exaggeration. But the show would've been infinitely better if it had been about Badeni and Rafal.
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>>18614386
From a /his/ perspective it isn't noteworthy. The faux medieval setting doesn't differ much from that of the average Isekai or other Shounenslop. As a show it is pretty good, but I didn't like that the protags changed every 10 episodes or so.
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>>18614386
Not an representation of European history at all. It's essentially the reddit version of Vinland Saga.
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Why not gunpower era?
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Sounds retarded, and fits the pattern of being a typically hostile Japanese charicatiure of Christianity.



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