Coyote Ragtime Show

The last episode!! The anime had a good pace—it kept me thrilled without feeling boring, but it also wasn't too fast or rushed. I do feel like Marciano wasn't fully fleshed out as a character. Her motivations and past could have added more depth and emotion to the ending.

A nice episode with a more emotional and serious tone. The tension is high, and everything set up so far has finally come together. Here comes the finale!

And we're getting closer and closer to the treasure. I wonder how they're going to reunite, and I'm really curious about Angelica's past with Mister.

We get back to the action a bit. I loved seeing Swamp and Bishop's dynamic, and the subtle comedic moments made the episode even more enjoyable.

This episode was quite uneventful. It felt like it was just setting the stage for the main feast. I'm looking forward to seeing what the next episode brings.

One of the best parts of the finale is the action presentation. The scenes are more intense and larger in scale compared to the earlier episodes.

A solid pre finale episode. It doesn't focus solely on action, but rather on building emotion and tension leading up to the final battle.

I don't know... it feels a bit odd that one small ship accomplished more than an entire fleet put together and came out with barely any damage. It feels like a small dent in the story's writing for me.

This episode really raises the stakes. We get to see Marciano's true might, and it makes it clear that not everything is going to go exactly the way Mister planned.

Love how this anime blends action, strategy, and comedy so well. The tension was really high this episode, and I'm genuinely wondering how they're going to make it out of this.

A more chill episode. We learn what's inside the pendant, and get more insight into Bruce—how smart, strategic, and capable he really was. It was nice getting more background on him and the mystery surrounding the treasure.

We meet a new character, Swamp, who seems nice but gets serious when he needs to. The treasure is surrounded by mystery, and it really feels like the adventure is finally beginning.

Love the pacing! Of course there's more to Mister than just being an outlaw. This episode wasn't all action—it balanced the emotional moments really well too.

What a way to start an anime! So thrilling with so much going on. I loved the action, the animation is gorgeous, and I'm already completely invested.

In this episode, it becomes clearer that Mister's true battle is not merely about acquiring wealth it is a struggle involving people who have their own reasons, dreams, and causes they are fighting for.

The tone of the episode became more serious compared to the earlier parts of the series.

This episode is excellent because it effectively conveys that a much larger game is unfolding behind their adventure. It is no longer just a simple treasure hunt, as the various groups involved have their own respective interests and plans.

The anime's futuristic atmosphere remains impressive. The space setting, technologies, and character designs give the series a unique identity.

The episode seems to serve as a bridge to the more intense part of the story. It gives the impression that the challenges ahead will be even more difficult.

Even though the episode isn't packed with major battles, it offers enough excitement due to the constant sense of danger.