The Katvarna Empire is at war with the neighboring Republic of Kioka. In the Katvarna Empire, the lazy, woman-admiring Ikuta hates war, but due to certain circumstances, he grudgingly takes the High Grade Military Officer Exam. No one would have expected that this 17-year-old young man would eventually become a soldier called a great commander by others. Ikuta survives this world engulfed in war with his superior intellect.
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Alderamin is a compelling, charming military fantasy series with an MC who wins using his head instead of his muscles.
I was first introduced to the series in [this](https://www.reddit.com/r/anime/comments/7x64u9/whats_your_favorite_anime_trope_that_youll_never/du5sagf/) thread, where /u/Shimmering-Sky mentioned loving battle couples. It was one of those tropes that I hadn't really realized I was fond of, but after…
Alderamin is a noteworthy take on tactical warfare and political drama reminiscent of something akin to Code Geass.
I can't help but want to make an "All da ramen" joke whenever I say the title of the show in question, so I'll get it out of the way immediately. For starters, I'm extremely tired of these single season shows that fall under the "will never get a sequel, so go buy the light novel you mindless monkey…
Alderamin on the Sky: The Military Anime That'll Mess With Your Head (In a Good Way)
Alderamin on the Sky: The Military Anime That'll Mess With Your Head (In a Good Way)
Okay, confession time—I almost didn't watch Alderamin on the Sky because the title alone made me think it was going to be some boring military lecture disguised as anime. Military strategy? Ugh, that sounds like th…
Must watch if you want a different meaning of hero!
For the starter, at first episode i was really not hooked up by it, maybe because how the lips was drawn or maybe i still hasn't see something interesting. But as i watched the next episode, the story start to move, it start to show how the characters in the show has different uhmm... let's say pers…