History Awesome / MoribitoGuardianOfTheSpirit

** What makes it even better is, it starts with [[spoiler: Balsa's mentor, Jiguro]], then segues into the fights Balsa has, years later. It allows you to see where she got it from and just how well she learned from him.

* Episode 11: The scene where Tanda [[spoiler: crosses over into [[SpiritWorld Nayug]]]] seen, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FHKfjkC5aSM here (4:47-6:28).]]
** After successfully [[spoiler: [[AstralProjection leading Saya back to her body]]]], Tanda notices sunlight filtering through the wall and becomes curious... and quite literally stumbles into [[spoiler: the SpiritWorld! The sight that unfolds before his eyes is nothing short of amazing]].

* While fight scenes in ''Moribito'' are few and far between, they're well worth the wait as they're well choreographed, beautifully animated, action-packed affairs. The quality and production values speak for themselves in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=al1CpCfSEHo this compilation video.]]

* Episode 25: Balsa and the eight Hounds. Killing a Ra Runga? Hard, but thanks to Tanda they were able to fight it. Killing two? Difficult, even for trained warriors, but they had the fire weaponry to do so. Killing a ''dozen''? It takes all their fire weapons, but that's what they were for. Killing ''two dozens more, attacking at the same time''? If doing that just with their swords (and spear) is what it takes to protect Chagum, so be it.

* Episode 3: Jin decides to [[WouldHurtAChild kill Chagum himself]] to spare the Mikado the pain of having to kill his own son. Just as he's about to do the deed, Balsa comes sprinting out of the woods straight towards him, screaming a wordless cry. She throws a pair of knives, then the broken shaft of her spear, all of which he deflects easily...until she seizes a rock from the ground and ''[[CombatPragmatist decks]]'' [[CombatPragmatist him with it, knocking him out cold.]] What makes this even more impressive is the fact that she was heavily fatigued and badly wounded from the previous fight. It's also her first true MamaBear moment.

* Episode 24: The first warrior to ''actually'' hurt the Ra Runga is ''[[AwesomenessBynalysis Tanda]]'', skewering it with the spear he just took from a soldier. Despite having no combat training of his own.

* Episode 12: Both Chagum and Balsa win their tournament matches, with Chagum using his opponent's momentum against him, while Bala straight-up throws the big guy onto his back.

* Episode 3: Jin decides to [[WouldHurtAChild kill Chagum himself]] to spare the Mikado the pain of having to kill his own son. Just as he's about to do the deed, [[{{Badass}} Balsa]] comes sprinting out of the woods straight towards him, screaming a wordless cry. She throws a pair of knives, then the broken shaft of her spear, all of which he deflects easily...until she seizes a rock from the ground and ''[[CombatPragmatist decks]]'' [[CombatPragmatist him with it, knocking him out cold.]] What makes this even more impressive is the fact that she was heavily fatigued and badly wounded from the previous fight. It's also her first true MamaBear moment.

* From episode 11: the scene where Tanda [[spoiler: crosses over into [[SpiritWorld Nayug]]]] seen, [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FHKfjkC5aSM here (4:47-6:28).]]

* In Episode 3, Jin decides to [[WouldHurtAChild kill Chagum himself]] to spare the Mikado the pain of having to kill his own son. Just as he's about to do the deed, [[{{Badass}} Balsa]] comes sprinting out of the woods straight towards him, screaming a wordless cry. She throws a pair of knives, then the broken shaft of her spear, all of which he deflects easily...until she seizes a rock from the ground and ''[[CombatPragmatist decks]]'' [[CombatPragmatist him with it, knocking him out cold.]] What makes this even more impressive is the fact that she was heavily fatigued and badly wounded from the previous fight. It's also her first true MamaBear moment.

* What makes it even better is, it starts with [[spoiler: Balsa's mentor, Jiguro]], then segues into the fights Balsa has, years later. It allows you to see where she got it from and just how well she learned from him.

* After successfully [[spoiler: [[AstralProjection leading Saya back to her body]]]], Tanda notices sunlight filtering through the wall and becomes curious... and quite literally stumbles into [[spoiler: the SpiritWorld! The sight that unfolds before his eyes is nothing short of amazing]].