Bungo Stray Dogs

Obsessed is all I gotta say man😫

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I was really impressed by the characters who chose justice no matter how difficult the situation became, that crazy antagonist genuinely made my heart race. I also liked how funny moments ease the tension without ruining the serious atmosphere and the problems seem complicated.

All right, I am officially HOOKED, and it’s only the second episode!! I genuinely loveee the comedy and humor they have in the show, and the row of characters are just so lovable and has amazing dynamic with each other! And for the record, both opening and ending songs are so good😭🫶🏻

LOVE the premise of the story! The characters are also super quirky and fun, and all of those is paired with the amazing and absolutely phenomenal animation style!! The mix of humor and action is actually perfect, like the facial expressions the characters make is absolutely hilarious 😭🫶🏻

Oh, now there are impersonations of foreign authors. For a moment I thought it wasn't going to happen. That's exciting. They come across as a real threat, and even though the Agency has powerful members, they seem somewhat defenseless. The fight against the new enemy is excellent, very flashy, and with good twists. I've been missing episodes like this. The Port Mafia looks a thousand times cooler than the Agency, which is supposed to be the protagonist of this story. I must say, though, that this episode doesn't feel like a season finale at all.

I'm sorry, but I find it quite hypocritical that the agency members who had to be sent by their boss to find a kidnapped colleague are now acting like such good people, giving the mafia's victim a warm welcome. In fact, the contrast with the mafia scenes is quite telling, where they openly know they won't be protected, but at least among themselves they remain loyal to Akutagawa and are willing to help him even if it means risking their lives. I must remind you that Kunikida did not get on the ship to help Atsushi fight Akutagawa, or to rescue the new member. From then on, we learn more about Kenji, a member of the agency. His personality is extremely innocent... and that's about it.

So, the entire motivation behind his actions was jealousy? That's not what I expected, though it's not bad either. I'm particularly disappointed. I certainly don't like that the final impression is that Atsushi feels protected by the agency when they literally could have helped him much sooner. This anime is strange; it has some really good episodes, but this one is definitely one of the "it doesn't make sense" ones. By the way, it suffers too much from the "If they'd stop talking stating the obvious, they'd have time to rescue people" trope.

In this episode, Kunikida suffers a rather strange heel turn. After arguing with Dazai about whether it was right to kill someone who shot his protégé in his face, he now hesitates to welcome an obvious victim. Incidentally, the agency's security measures remain abysmal, and it's hard to believe it's not because the author doesn't know how to add drama and suspense without falling into these massive plot holes. It seems that the reluctance to act stems primarily from establishing the agency's head as compassionate and authoritative. However, it reflects poorly on the agency, which, due to its negligence, has others paying the BIG price.

It's a bit of an awkward start, but the episode gets much better halfway through. It's worth asking why the agency doesn't take protective measures with characters clearly being targeted by the villains. The action and suspense scenes are very well done, and Yosano looks great showcasing her skills. The episode does a good job of managing the tension and the emotional moments at the end. I'm still bothered by the over-exposition of the characters through their dialogue, but we have to accept that it will continue to happen.

Nope, it wasn't a surprise. It was too obvious that this person was going to be the mastermind behind the whole operation. Frankly, I found the first part of the episode boring, wasted minutes of the characters wondering what to do and how to solve the case. The action scenes were the only redeeming feature, but even so, having the villains describe their abilities and plans, giving the protagonists the chance to neutralize them, is BAD writing.

That finale was insane! The way Atsushi and Tanizaki worked together, and the setup was so clever. The tension kept stacking nonstop, and then that final moment with a major reveal completely flipped the mood 😱. It left everything feeling chaotic, intense, and way bigger than it started 🔥

Kenji absolutely folding that gang was hilarious 😂💥 Meanwhile, Higuchi’s struggle over Akutagawa felt really painful 🖤😭 This episode balanced heart and violence so well🔥

This episode is pure chaos in the best way. Chuya and Dazai Osamu throwing hands was already iconic, then Atsushi vs Akutagawa Ryunosuke just went crazy. Kyoka’s choices?? Emotional damage. The ship fight had me stressed the whole time.

Atsushi and Kyoka’s scenes feel really soft and emotional, and the tone shifts so sharply into chaos that it keeps you on edge the whole time. The confrontations are intense, and the character dynamics feel extra sharp and personal throughout.

Okay this episode goes HARD 😭🔥 Atsushi Nakajima and Akiko Yosano were insane here nonstop tension, chaos on the train, and so many emotional moments 💔🚆 Atsushi really had that hero energy ✨

The Azure Messenger case gets super intense, Dazai is oddly calm while everything explodes around him, and the Agency teamwork is peak. The final hospital confrontation? Pure chaos and tension from start to finish.

Episode 6 hits hard with creepy abandoned hospital vibes and Dazai’s chaotic “poison mushroom” moment 😂 Kunikida goes full serious detective mode, and that Akutagawa clash? intense.

Ranpo absolutely carried this episode 😂 his roast of Minoura was legendary, and Dazai just drifting into a crime scene like it’s normal life had me wheezing 💀 The river case twist plus Ranpo’s calm deduction was so satisfying. Atsushi’s reaction? priceless 😳🧠

This episode really leans into Atsushi’s inner struggle and the pressure building around him. The Agency shows strong teamwork energy, and the tension keeps rising without feeling messy.