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This finale really kept me invested. Kakeru finally steps up when it matters most, and I loved seeing Misuzu and the others fight together one last time. The peaceful ending is satisfying, but that final shot leaves just enough mystery behind.

I spent this whole episode thinking, "There's no way it can get worse," and then it somehow did. The fights are wild, but it's the constant feeling of hopelessness that really sticks.

This episode feels like the calm before everything falls apart. I loved finally getting answers from Shiori, but the real standout was Yukiko stealing every scene with her resolve.

I wasn't ready for how emotional this episode got. Tajima's struggle felt heartbreaking, and Superbia was terrifying every time he appeared. Misuzu refused to back down despite the odds, and that final scene completely caught me off guard.

I really liked how this episode quietly built tension instead of rushing into nonstop fights. Kakeru's training, Misuzu's honest conversation kept me hooked.

Yuka's struggles finally take center stage, Yukiko gets a surprisingly heartfelt scene, and the group battle keeps the tension high.

Kakeru finally wakes up, but things don’t settle at all. Yuka gets hurt emotionally, and everything between the group feels fragile.

I think this is where the story really starts to click. The mystery keeps growing, the action is more exciting, and the cast works well together. Misuzu steals every scene she's in, and the episode leaves you wanting more.

Kakeru’s frustration really hits hard this episode, especially seeing him struggle while everyone else is fighting for their lives.

This one did a great job expanding the world without feeling boring. I liked seeing the group interact more, and Kakeru's determination finally started showing. It feels like the story is slowly building toward something much bigger.

I liked this one more than the premiere. It expands the world without dumping too much at once, and Misuzu instantly became one of my favorite characters. The creepy atmosphere is still the episode's biggest strength.

Final episode feels like a quiet aftermath more than a loud ending. Kakeru, Yuka, and Misuzu finally get peace, but it’s that eerie “something’s still off” feeling that sticks. The last scene especially leaves you thinking.

Every scene raises the stakes, and Kakeru, Misuzu, and Yuka are pushed to their limits. The final twist had me staring at the screen, wondering how the story could possibly recover from that ending.

Episode 10 really doesn't slow down. Shiori connects the dots behind the Red Night, while Yukiko's determination makes every scene feel heavier. The ending completely changes the story's direction

Tajima completely stole the spotlight, and you could really feel how close he was to breaking. Misuzu's battle looked awesome too, while the ending left me staring at the screen wondering what happens next. Seriously intense.

Kakeru's training takes a cool turn, and Shiori suddenly becomes way more interesting. Yuka's behavior had me raising an eyebrow the whole time. Definitely one of the more intriguing episodes.

Yuka absolutely stole this episode. Her heart-to-heart with Yukiko was surprisingly touching, and the final battle had everyone scrambling. Kakeru, Misuzu, and the team all got standout moments, while the ending raises some really intriguing questions for what's coming next.

This episode hurt more than it fought. Yuka's misunderstanding and rooftop conversation made everything so awkward and sad, while Misuzu's quiet sacrifice showed how much she cares.

This episode had me asking so many questions. The Red Night scenes kept the tension high without slowing down. Kakeru feels more determined than ever, making this one of the stronger episodes so far.

Wow, what a surprise! Kakeru's frustration feels real. That switch is definitely one of the episode's biggest "wait... WHAT?" moments.