ODIARAM ESSE ANIME ANTES DA ESTREIA!! (The Beginning After The End Ep.1)

Summary

In this video, the speaker discusses the anime *The Beginning After the End*, which has generated mixed reactions due to its early release. Despite the hype and comparisons to *Solo Leveling*, the anime is analyzed based on its first episode alone. The speaker provides insights into the storyline, where the protagonist, a king reincarnated as a baby in a medieval fantasy world, begins to navigate his new life. The speaker highlights the anime's solid animation and world-building, but points out that the premiere episode, though competent, lacked the 'wow' factor, leaving viewers with uncertain expectations for future episodes.

Takeaways

• 😀 The anime 'The Beginning After the End' has received mixed reactions, especially from webtoon readers who had high expectations.
• 😀 The anime's first episode has been described as a 'slow start' with a somewhat generic introduction but sets the stage for future development.
• 😀 The comparison with 'Solo Leveling' is common due to both being popular South Korean stories, but the two have distinct styles and narratives.
• 😀 The anime's adaptation has been criticized for its lackluster animation quality and the studio behind it (Studio A Cat) being relatively unknown.
• 😀 The first episode is mostly introductory, focusing on the protagonist's reincarnation into a new world as a baby named Arthur with memories of his past life.
• 😀 The protagonist, Arthur, remembers his past life as a king in a different world, and now tries to adapt to his new body while navigating a magical medieval world.
• 😀 The story's world-building includes three main groups: dwarves underground, elves in the forests, and humans above ground. Arthur is born into the human group.
• 😀 Arthur retains his adult mind and is able to study the magical system (mana) of his new world, which is essential for his development.
• 😀 The show features Arthur's journey of adapting to his baby body, dealing with the basic struggles of infancy while still retaining his adult intellect.
• 😀 While the first episode has its flaws, the creator hopes the anime will improve as it progresses, with potential for exciting developments in later episodes.

Q & A

Why is there so much criticism about 'The Beginning After the End' anime despite it being so new?

The criticism stems from high expectations due to the anime's source material, a popular South Korean webtoon, and its comparison to 'Solo Leveling.' Additionally, the anime's production studio, Studio A Cat, is relatively unknown, leading to concerns about the quality of the adaptation.

What is the main premise of 'The Beginning After the End' anime?

The anime follows the story of a king who dies and is reincarnated as a baby named Arthur in a medieval world filled with magic and mana. The protagonist retains his memories of his previous life as a king and must adapt to his new life as a child in this magical world.

How does the anime’s first episode set up the story?

The first episode introduces Arthur's reincarnation into a new world. It showcases his struggle as a baby with memories of his past life. The episode focuses on his adaptation to this new reality, where he learns about mana and begins to understand the world he's now a part of.

What are the criticisms regarding the animation quality in the first episode?

Some viewers criticized the animation for not meeting their expectations, especially compared to other high-budget shows like 'Solo Leveling.' However, the reviewer notes that while the animation isn't exceptional, it’s not bad either, and the episode’s visual quality is considered average.

What is the comparison to 'Solo Leveling' about, and is it valid?

The comparison arises because both stories are South Korean creations, with 'Solo Leveling' being a massive success. However, the reviewer believes the comparison is unfair since the two stories have different narratives, universes, and styles. It's more about fans hoping for another hit similar to 'Solo Leveling.'

What do viewers expect from the anime, and is the first episode successful in meeting those expectations?

Viewers were expecting an epic adaptation of a beloved webtoon, but the first episode only delivers a basic introduction to the story. The episode is effective in setting the stage but does not provide anything groundbreaking to captivate the audience immediately.

How does the protagonist, Arthur, handle his reincarnation in the new world?

Arthur retains his memories from his previous life as a king, and even though he’s in the body of a baby, he can think clearly and begins to study the new world. He learns about mana and the magic system, which is essential in his new life. However, he struggles with the limitations of his baby body.

What is the significance of mana in the world of 'The Beginning After the End'?

Mana is a vital part of the world’s magic system. It can be harnessed by individuals either to enhance their physical abilities (amplifiers) or to control and manipulate magic outside of their bodies (conjurors). Mana is taught from a young age, and understanding it is crucial for survival in this magical world.

How does the reviewer feel about the first episode of 'The Beginning After the End' overall?

The reviewer describes the first episode as 'mediocre'—not bad, but not exceptional either. They feel that it does its job of introducing the world and the protagonist's situation, but it lacks the excitement or originality that would make it stand out in a crowded anime season.

What is the reviewer’s opinion on the potential for the anime’s future episodes?

The reviewer remains optimistic about the future of the anime, noting that the source material is well-regarded, and the story has the potential to expand in interesting ways. However, they also caution that the anime’s success depends on how the story develops in later episodes, which could either strengthen or weaken its appeal.