It's like watching a DnD campaign but much better. Also feels far more mature compared to anime.
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I played d&d in high school and thought I'd give this a try. I couldn't tolerate the Bard. Does he get less annoying at some point?
Don't slander the Scan Man
Bard is like the most developed character in the show lol.
Are you saying his character develops and gets less annoying or just that his character develops and he continues to be annoying but it's worth it?
He gets less annoying and has good moments. But there are still moments where you’ll hate him for who he is which in my opinion is what makes his character good and interesting.
Compelling. You've inspired me to watch again when the rains return.
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