Blood Lad

Ends on a pretty calm note after all the chaos. Honestly, the fact it basically teases the OVA continuation just makes it feel like the story is far from done.

This episode felt a bit chaotic, revealing too many plot points at once. From royal drama to missing person, too many people hiding too many secrets.

Staz chasing down Fuyumi turns into a whole mess of demon politics and family drama. Also we get to know more about Bell inner thoughts in this episode.

This one chills out a bit from the bigger demon fights. There is some sweet moments between Liz and other people.

This episode has lots of fighting and trash talk. The comedy still sneaks in even during serious moments. Pacing is fast because all the fights end very fast, kind of disappointed.

The first few episodes were pretty good and had an engaging plot, but as the series went to its halfway mark, the plot kind of crumbled and the story progression remained stable. The characters were not properly introduced as the new episode opens up. The settings shifted in different directions, as well as the plot itself. And the pacing was chaotic, also.

It's the last episode of this series and unaware that a new character will be introduced that was pretty pivotal in this arc. The plot was chaotic as ever, added by the loopholes and unfinished story progression. The only remarkable scene in this ep was Staz and Fuyumi walking up the stairs.

In how the pace was moving, the conclusion was far-fetched. This episode was messy; the plot building, the pacing, and the character development. The animation was good, but the pacing issue was rushed and dragged the progress of the story until the end. The twist was unexpected but did not have that lot of impact on this ep.

It was a wholesome episode filled with action, comedy, and fantasy. The plot to save Fuyumi was intense and Staz dedication to his mindset was commendable. The romcom duel between Staz and Bell was perfect! The action was peak and the best so far. The pacing was kind of rushed, though.

Finally, the plot is getting exciting. The episode was dialogue-driven, building up to the climax, as they solve Fuyumi's unsolved problem. The pacing was anticipated, since the ep was implying an action-packed battle. The backstory of Liz was melancholic and her emotions were heartfelt. Braz definitely smells fishy and quite intrigued about what his next move will be.

What an action-packed episode! The animation was peak and well-executed. Confused about what's the plot running on Franken and Bell's side plot. That parody stance of Staz was so nostalgic and hilarious! Akimu does not resemble Kabuto anymore, but Mahito of JJK and Zeke's right arm beast titan.

The episode was thrilling, with action and comedy at the same time. The pacing was unexpectedly fast but it kept the plot hyping. The action was intense and the animation was great. The reunion was not what I was expecting, but the backstory reveal says it all. That creature reminds me of Kabuto from Naruto, even the VA was alike.

This was a chaotic episode but with a touch of a brewing romance. The plot was like a double date in two different worlds. The tone was messy but totally hilarious. The plot deepens with Staz' backstory and what his life was before, particularly one of his family member. The character development of Bell in this ep was great.

It was a nice episode but the pacing has some issues here. The shifting of the settings was kind of confusing, too. The match was captivating yet intense, along with a good animation quality. Adding Bell to the line of characters gave the series a strong blow and dynamics, along with her bossy attitude and deals with Staz.

The pacing for this ep was kind of fast. The plot was pretty decent at first until the arrival of one interesting character that made the tone of this ep hilarious and chaotic. Liked the comedy acts on the second half, especially on that underground scene.

This episode throws out a bunch of messy family drama and monster chaos. Reason behind Braz sealing the power of Staz is revealed.

Staz heading into demon high society stuff gives the episode a different vibe, and we start getting more of the messy history behind some of these characters.

We get rivalry energy and worldbuilding in this episode. The fights are fun without dragging.

Staz and Fuyumi messing around in the Human World is a pretty fun change of pace. The "important thing" selling at the shop made me speechless.

The pacing moves quick without feeling messy with the mix of dumb comedy. I like Staz's energy.