[REL] Seirei no Moribito Season 2 (2017) [AKA 精霊の守り人]

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[NHK] 2017 精霊の守り人Ⅱ 悲しき破壊神

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4333966/

Asura is a character from the series Seirei no Moribito, also known as Moribito: Guardian of the Spirit. She is introduced in the second season of the live-action adaptation that aired from 2016 to 2018. Asura is portrayed by actress Rio Suzuki and is depicted as a significant figure within the narrative, embodying themes of destruction and conflict.

Character Overview

Name: Asura
Portrayed by: Rio Suzuki
Role: Asura is a shaman's daughter who carries the essence of Taruhamaya, a god of destruction, within her. This connection grants her unique abilities and places her at the center of various conflicts throughout the series.

Context in the Series
In Seirei no Moribito, Asura's character is intertwined with the overarching themes of duty, protection, and the struggles between different factions within the story. Her presence adds complexity to the plot, especially as she navigates her identity and powers while interacting with other key characters like Balsa and Chagum. The narrative explores how her abilities impact her relationships and the broader conflict surrounding the water spirit's egg, which is central to Chagum's storyline.

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Name: Seirei no Moribito Season 2 2017 Complete 720p x264 AAC-DoA
Size: 13.79 GB
Files: 9
Files:
Seirei no Moribito Season 2 2017 Complete 720p x264 AAC-DoA
- Seirei no Moribito Season 2 EP01 720p HDTV x264 AAC-DoA.mkv (1.55 GB)
- Seirei no Moribito Season 2 EP02 720p HDTV x264 AAC-DoA.mkv (1.58 GB)
- Seirei no Moribito Season 2 EP03 720p HDTV x264 AAC-DoA.mkv (1.59 GB)
- Seirei no Moribito Season 2 EP04 720p HDTV x264 AAC-DoA.mkv (1.42 GB)
- Seirei no Moribito Season 2 EP05 720p HDTV x264 AAC-DoA.mkv (1.49 GB)
- Seirei no Moribito Season 2 EP06 720p HDTV x264 AAC-DoA.mkv (1.39 GB)
- Seirei no Moribito Season 2 EP07 720p HDTV x264 AAC-DoA.mkv (1.58 GB)
- Seirei no Moribito Season 2 EP08 720p HDTV x264 AAC-DoA.mkv (1.60 GB)
- Seirei no Moribito Season 2 EP09 END 720p HDTV x264 AAC-DoA.mkv (1.59 GB)

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[Night457]

Thank you, adt! I am working on this large download now. My guess is that you chose to share Season 2's episodes because those ones feature Rio Suzuki as "Asura", and she was about 11 when they would have filmed. Thanks for keeping on eye on what is On Topic for FLM.

Note, I changed the thread to a "Request" because "Release" threads are for files that are shared on eMule.

[adtldvpuqdqzzsixmh]

because "Release" threads are for files that are shared on eMule.

Okay, I will try to remember this.

eMule can still operate today is a miracle, but it is not so easy to use for everyone than HTTP.

But yes, if ED2K has enough people to keep sharing, things may be kept longer.

However, the sharing rate, privacy and security, highID requirements, and ease of use are facing severe review.

Always, I think that a way to keep things reserved and passed on is to make more people own them, no matter what ways to share.

[Night457]

I don't know if it is a miracle, but I do recognize that some people have problems with it. There are also problems with direct-download links, but those are still allowed here. Direct-download links WILL eventually go down, and people can reshare the files if they have them. But one huge advantage of eMule is that the ed2k link is the same no matter how many years later the file is reshared; the link confirms that the file being shared is the exact same one that has been shared before. With a direct-download link it could be something different.

Always, I think that a way to keep things reserved and passed on is to make more people own them, no matter what ways to share.

That is essentially my own personal view.

[adtldvpuqdqzzsixmh]

the ed2k link is the same no matter how many years later the file is reshared; the link confirms that the file being shared is the exact same one that has been shared before. With a direct-download link it could be something different.

Yes, this is a very good advantage.

But like BT, someone needs to share them and keep online.

I understand their advantages and disadvantages.

I have obtained ancient resources more than ten years ago from ED2K, but I also watched those resources that never have a sharing rate.

In any case, I uploaded with some free and easy-to-use hosts. It would be great if anyone could plant it in ED2K.

[adtldvpuqdqzzsixmh]

In fact, I can make their ED2K links, but I cannot keep it online because I do not have a safe and privacy HighID port for transmission.

[Night457]

* Sigh * I was only explaining the definition of a "Release" and some of the thinking behind it, not trying to make life difficult for you or to belittle your contribution! People sharing in whatever way that they can share is a good thing and is appreciated. Those 14gb took me less than an hour to download using Gofile, and this was while I was using the computer to upload / download / process OTHER things at the same time. I myself have never been able to download that fast with eMule.

I am sharing the files in eMule but I can not do that forever because I only have a limited amount of onboard drive space. Here this is an advantage of direct-download: the person sharing it uploads it and then is free to do other things. I suggest that anyone who wants the files and can use the direct download link should USE IT WHILE IT IS AVAILABLE. It is very fast.

HighID is not required for eMule but it does help quite a bit.

Subtitles for various langugages including English:
https://www.opensubtitles.org/en/ssearc ... ie-1613658

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[adtldvpuqdqzzsixmh]

* Sigh * I was only explaining the definition of a "Release" and some of the thinking behind it, not trying to make life difficult for you or to belittle your contribution!

No, no, I don't feeling that way. In fact, I am appreciate that there still have a such enthusiasm and carefully maintaining each thread moderator today. I am really glad to see this.

Yes, Gofile is fast and easy, but I still thank you for making it available in the ED2K network. And thank you for linking to the subtitles.

HighID is not required for eMule but it does help quite a bit.

Yeah, you could always line up and transit through the servers. But especially for uploaders, P2P direct connection can play a greater role.
ED2K requires a HighID to establish a P2P link. This is not as good as the BT which you don't need a fixed and open port to monitor.
This has high requirements for the network environment and is difficult to meet. Especially today's hostile network review and attack.

This is also why I am surprised that it can still work well so far. I think the ED2K needs to improve and adapt to today's network, including the type and ease of use of the clients. Its development is a bit stagnant, which seems to be no different from ten years ago, but it is still running, which is good.

[Night457]

I was very pleased to discover that the English SRTs I downloaded from opensubtitles were already synced and named for these exact files. The only work I did was to use the automated SubtitleEdit fixes on the short/long/overlapping time codes, and converting the ASS to SRT for Episode 9.

Seirei no Moribito Season 2 ENGLISH SRTs.zip

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I'm a bit late to the party.

Thanks a lot for the files, adtldvpuqdqzzsixmh.
I now also share them in eMule.

(OMG! So much text in one day. )