So, uhh, yeah, I now have more of an idea than I ever expected to have of what a #BeachEpisode of #RealistHero would have looked like had they animated one… https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/BeachEpisode
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The Beach Episode or Pool Episode is, simply put, an episode where the cast decided to take a break and go to the beach or a swimming pool for some wet and splashy fun. In a lot of shows, the Beach Episode generally exists solely for the purpose …

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I just checked and, no, no it wasn’t. #RealistHero
I, uhh, don’t think THAT illustration of Liscia was in the ebook version of volume 2. #RealistHero
CHORTLE. The #RealistHero short story collection has just released as an e-book. It’s certainly amusing, but I’m getting a feeling that these are not so much short stories per se as they are deleted/extra scenes from the novels…
Being Liscia is suffering. Well, she DOES have to put up with Souma… #RealistHero
@kit @ami_angelwings My biggest counter example would be #RealistHero where a) Souma is NOT a warrior and b) As soon as he can do so without risking a rebellion that would wreck his country does his absolute best to END the entire institution of slavery, not just in his country but globally.
OK, OK, TECHNICALLY it’s an Author Appeal to Machiavelli… https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/AuthorAppeal #RealistHero
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Author Appeal describes when the presence of a particular gimmick or kink is so widespread and prominent that it is interpreted as a specific reason the creator actually produced the work. Often, this can overlap with a certain philosophy the …

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Having now looked him up, and skimmed the (quite large) Wikipedia article on the gentleman in question, I can see why Dojyomaru with his Machiavelli, ahh, fetish, would know about and reference Girolamo Savonarola as someone to NOT emulate when it comes to religious influence on state power… #RealistHero https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Girolamo_Savonarola
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