Frieren’s Face Transforms Dramatically: Even Hero Himmel Trembles at the Latest Episode’s Viral Scene as “Tantrum Frieren” Sparks Laughter and “She’s Like a Baby” Reactions

The anime Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End revealed a memorable scene from Episode 3 of its second season, Episode 31 overall, which has quickly become a talking point among fans.

A Viral Scene from Episode 31

Episode 31 follows Frieren and her companions as they reminisce about hot springs while visiting the hot spring town of Etwas, only to find that the village has already fallen into decline. After hearing rumors of a hidden hot spring deep in the mountains known as the Etwas Mountain Secret Spring, the three set out on a journey to find it. What awaits them beyond the treacherous mountain paths, where monsters are said to dwell, remains uncertain. Upon reaching the next city, the story takes another turn as Fern receives an unexpected invitation from Stark.

During the episode, a scene showing Frieren bursting into tears was shared on the official X account with the caption: “Tantrum Frieren. Crying and screaming for three days and three nights, enough to make even Hero Himmel tremble.” The post quickly drew reactions online, with comments such as “In the manga this scene was just a single panel, but the anime fully brought it to life with about 30 seconds of nonstop crying. I love the original, but this is something only the anime can deliver,” “She’s like a baby,” and “I thought of this as Frieren sobbing, but officially it’s called Tantrum Frieren. That makes it even funnier.”

About Frieren

Serialized in Weekly Shonen Sunday, Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End is an after story fantasy that depicts what happens after a party of heroes defeats the Demon King. The story follows the elf mage Frieren as she embarks on a new journey with new companions in a world that continues after the hero’s death. Its unique timeline set after the defeat of the Demon King, combined with emotionally resonant drama, memorable dialogue, magical and sword based battles, and moments of gentle humor, has earned widespread acclaim. The series won the Grand Prize at the Manga Taisho 2021 Awards, and the original manga has surpassed 32 million copies in circulation.

The first season of the anime aired from September 2023 to March 2024 and concluded with Frieren, Fern, and Stark continuing their journey toward Aureole, the land where souls rest. Season two begins adapting the story from Chapter 61 of Volume 7 of the original manga.

Source : ORICON NEWS