Dropkick On My Devil!! X Episode 4: How to Have a Wicked Time in Jinbocho
Canon
OSHIMETER
9.7
18 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
Dropkick On My Devil!! X Episode 4: How to Have a Wicked Time in Jinbocho
Canon
OSHIMETER
9.7
18 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
QUICK TAKES
fuggs
VerifiedYou almost got Yurine this time...
chaoticzx50
VerifiedJashin-Chan plotting and failing one again...
mar4z
VerifiedThis episode focused mainly on Jashin-chan's antics and her goal of defeating Yurine. Overall, it was a entertaining episode to watch.
rizeandreze
VerifiedNot much progression to storyline, back to kill or be killed routine
Maviews
VerifiedLlakisqa Aya: Devil A didn't seem like a target, yet the way he would always appear out of nowhere as a narrator was terrifying much like Jashin when he lost his mind. | Pekora is an absolute angel, without a doubt—even if she did nearly take over my job that one time (Looks down
tokki0214
VerifiedIt feels like we are back to the classic episodes where Jashin is just plotting how to end Yurine. The chaos throughout the episode is so hilarious, Jashin always can't stand a chance. Also, Beth is just a cutie. I really like its expression every time it shows up.
azamuddinalias
VerifiedFeatures another appearance by Hatsune Miku, who appears frequently this season. The episode feels more like the original season, focusing on episodic antics rather than the later city tours.
verakristinalou
VerifiedJashin's stupidity is in full display this episode. The mind game interaction of Jashin and Yurine is so absurd that you can't help but laugh. The last part where Jashin having a flashback before getting crushed was well paced and hits you hard.
lordofheroes
VerifiedA very classic episode if you ask me. the chaos is in the characters, I'll just be frank. It's very creative, very engaging and fast paced. the animation does the episode justice to portrait the themes.
alrickalmight
VerifiedThe lore in this is insane, and how they perfectly blend the chaos and the cute funny stuff, is seemless. And these girls as always are a monstrous combination. all in one place.
jeerox
VerifiedOkay, same old skits on this episode. Feels like nothing new but it was fun, we slowly get to know more about the characters at this point.
kento
VerifiedThis anime is the same as comfort food. You don't watch it to see things change; you watch it because of the same kinds of chaos familiar to you, and that is what you often need after a long day.
tairue
VerifiedThe scene with the curry was so hilarious. I laughed when Jashin-chan's "genius" plan backfired, but she lowkey deserved it. The colors in the food scenes were great, they looked delicious. This was such a high energy episode, the group is so funny and chaotic!
uayanjimenez
VerifiedVampire thrills and magical girls. As Jashin-chan acquires and squander magical abilities, Jinbocho is once again in disarray in Episode 4. It's a clever, ironic spoof of the magical girl genre, with Ecute's vampire shenanigans and Pekola's insatiable hunger.
binocculars
Verified
esther_29102
nbaysre
Verified
kubotagenta
VerifiedQUICK TAKES
fuggs
VerifiedYou almost got Yurine this time...
chaoticzx50
VerifiedJashin-Chan plotting and failing one again...
mar4z
VerifiedThis episode focused mainly on Jashin-chan's antics and her goal of defeating Yurine. Overall, it was a entertaining episode to watch.
rizeandreze
VerifiedNot much progression to storyline, back to kill or be killed routine
Maviews
VerifiedLlakisqa Aya: Devil A didn't seem like a target, yet the way he would always appear out of nowhere as a narrator was terrifying much like Jashin when he lost his mind. | Pekora is an absolute angel, without a doubt—even if she did nearly take over my job that one time (Looks down
tokki0214
VerifiedIt feels like we are back to the classic episodes where Jashin is just plotting how to end Yurine. The chaos throughout the episode is so hilarious, Jashin always can't stand a chance. Also, Beth is just a cutie. I really like its expression every time it shows up.
azamuddinalias
VerifiedFeatures another appearance by Hatsune Miku, who appears frequently this season. The episode feels more like the original season, focusing on episodic antics rather than the later city tours.
verakristinalou
VerifiedJashin's stupidity is in full display this episode. The mind game interaction of Jashin and Yurine is so absurd that you can't help but laugh. The last part where Jashin having a flashback before getting crushed was well paced and hits you hard.
lordofheroes
VerifiedA very classic episode if you ask me. the chaos is in the characters, I'll just be frank. It's very creative, very engaging and fast paced. the animation does the episode justice to portrait the themes.
alrickalmight
VerifiedThe lore in this is insane, and how they perfectly blend the chaos and the cute funny stuff, is seemless. And these girls as always are a monstrous combination. all in one place.
jeerox
VerifiedOkay, same old skits on this episode. Feels like nothing new but it was fun, we slowly get to know more about the characters at this point.
kento
VerifiedThis anime is the same as comfort food. You don't watch it to see things change; you watch it because of the same kinds of chaos familiar to you, and that is what you often need after a long day.
tairue
VerifiedThe scene with the curry was so hilarious. I laughed when Jashin-chan's "genius" plan backfired, but she lowkey deserved it. The colors in the food scenes were great, they looked delicious. This was such a high energy episode, the group is so funny and chaotic!
uayanjimenez
VerifiedVampire thrills and magical girls. As Jashin-chan acquires and squander magical abilities, Jinbocho is once again in disarray in Episode 4. It's a clever, ironic spoof of the magical girl genre, with Ecute's vampire shenanigans and Pekola's insatiable hunger.
binocculars
Verifiedesther_29102
nbaysre
Verifiedkubotagenta
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