Blood-C

The brutality was on another level. The main character reached a very emotional point in her life, which made the episode even more impactful. The ending was fine, but it definitely left me hanging.

This episode gave me a strong sense of betrayal. And its slow pacing made every scene feel tense and heavy, especially when Fumito appeared.

It took a long time to get to the present, but all the past episodes helped build Saya’s character. The episode felt intense and sad at the same time.

This episode made the previous episodes make more sense to me. The story is a bit complicated, and the characters' lore is very mysterious.

Brutal! No one is safe in this finale. There are a couple of things I wish were addressed in this episode, but overall I think it was a fine ending. Not at all what I expected going into this anime, the plot ended up being way more complex than I thought it would be.

I have to admit, I underestimated this anime. So many things were explained in this episode that I thought were just issues with the writing or things I had to suspend my disbelief for. We got A LOT of new info, I'm not sure how they're going to wrap it all up in one final episode.

It seems like everyone knows what's going on except for Saya. Things are slowly starting to come together, but we're still left in the dark for the most part. I really liked the Elder Bairn in this episode. I was a bit underwhelmed by the previous few, but this one had a great design.

This episode had a slow pace, but it helped me understand where the story was going. It felt like a breather after the confusing fight in the previous episode, but something unexpected happened toward the end.

Saya needs to get it together and figure out what's going on before there's nothing and no-one left in town. I'm glad she's finally starting to ask some questions. A lot of characters are starting to act very suspicious, I'm not sure who to trust.

This was the poorest build-up I've ever seen in an anime. Thank the heavens that there's a Season 2 for this anime because if there was none, I effectively wasted 4.8 hours of my time. What a useless ending.

They've been withholding information on the show the whole time, and now they're info-dumping the hell out of everything! Now, my head hurts, and it doesn't seem like good planning of plot progression because it's already the 11th episode, and they're not giving us ample time to process all this information.

Every revelation about Saya only adds more mystery to her past. Fumito’s presence is becoming increasingly annoying now that his true nature is being revealed. The bloodshed also continues, adding to the dark atmosphere.

The pacing of this show is incredibly slow, but I like how they're slowly putting the pieces together. I am having a grim feeling of things, and I feel like this is an amazing foreshadowing on the anime's part that they built all of these hints brick by brick.

It took 9 episodes, but the plot finally moved! The past episodes were just violence, but this one actually had real substance. We're finally getting to the exciting part!

This episode had a tense and dark feeling, especially in the scenes with Saya and her friends. At some point, I couldn't tell if what was happening was real or just a dream, which made it even more intriguing.

It’s hard to distinguish the present from the past because of Saya’s condition. Every scene feels connected to who she once was. The plot twists are very well written, and the visuals add even more emotion to the story.

It was full of brutal scenes. With its fast pacing, Saya also seems to move incredibly fast, which really hooked me and made me want to see more of her fighting style. Little by little, the truth is being revealed.

The shocking revelation about who Saya is and the kind of environment she lives in caught me completely off guard. What a plot twist. It made me want to keep watching to understand more about what’s really going on.

I find it a bit annoying how none of the characters seem to have the appropriate reaction to seeing unimaginable horrors occur right in front of them. Everyone is WAY too calm. Not much is revealed in this episode, I was hoping the faster pace would continue, but I guess not!

Saya starts to realize that there are some parts of her life and family that might not be as they seem. Finally some of the mysteries set up in the beginning are starting to be unraveled.