Sousou no Frieren continues to dominate on MyAnimeList

Japanese netizens are reeling from the recent discovery that the anime adaptation of "Sousou no Frieren (Frieren: Beyond Journey's End)" has reached the top of MyAnimeList's overall ranking. The series, based on the manga of the same name by Kanehito Yamada, has achieved an impressive rating of 9.18 points, standing out for its quality and appeal to audiences.

The franchise tells the story of Frieren, an elven mage who has lived for over a thousand years and who joins a group of heroes on their mission to defeat the Demon King. Throughout his journey, Frieren forges bonds with his peers, but because of his perception of time, these experiences seem short-lived compared to his longevity. After the group disbands, Frieren resumes his spell-collecting routine, until he slowly understands the true impact his comrades had on his life.

The impeccable adaptation work done by Madhouse studios has captivated the audience, managing to adequately capture and expand the essence and depth of the original story. Viewers praise the fidelity to the manga and the ability to convey the emotions of the characters, as well as the quality of the animation and soundtrack.

With a plot that combines fantasy, drama, and reflection on the passage of time and human relationships, "Sousou no Frieren (Frieren: Beyond Journey's End)" has become a phenomenon within the anime world, promising to continue conquering hearts as the season progresses.

"It's a good story, but I don't see it in the first historical place for any particular reason."
"As expected from Sousou no Frieren, I'm certainly not surprised."
"That ranking is totally wrong when we see Gintama in fourth position."
"This ranking is so crazy that it makes me laugh. So it's better than Fullmetal Alchemist and Shingeki no Kyojin?"
"I thought foreigners only knew Naruto and Shingeki no Kyojin, what a surprise."
"I'm sure if they make a movie there will be a great reception in theaters."
"I haven't watched the show because I find the story boring. I can't help it, but I hope to change my mind one day."
"Sousou no Frieren has the same director as Bocchi the Rock!, but the guy doesn't mention it much. Maybe that's the difference between the arrogance that the director of Chainsaw Man displayed?"
"It's very interesting, so much so that I'm seeing it for the third time."