Erased Episode 3: Birthmark

Manga chapter 10-12

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Erased Episode 3: Birthmark

Manga chapter 10-12

Canon/HIGH
← Prev: EP 2Next: EP 4 →

OSHIMETER

10.0

9 Fans

5star
4star
3star
2star
1star
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

QUICK TAKES

haikal17198's avatar
haikal17198
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I love how the episode didn’t have any dragging moments and stayed fast-paced! Each part contains new, crucial info. But it also has a heartbreaking moment involving Hina, and even a hint of romantic vibe. Overall, this episode has romance, suspense, and sadness


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pam2026
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Satoru trata de remediar el pasado de Kayo tras confirmar su dura vida y le da un momento mágico y emotivo tratando de parecer de su edad y no atraer sospechas.
haleyjschwartz's avatar
haleyjschwartz
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So sweet! I teared up watching this. It's heartbreaking seeing Kayo's home life and what she deals with at school, but Satoru trying to help make her life better is so wholesome. It really delves into why Kayo is the way she is and it's absolutely worth the watch.
0kchill's avatar
0kchill
Satoru's journey continues in his childhood and I like that we get to see some more moments of their daily lives as kids. There were some heartbreaking scenes involving Hinazuki though, but Satoru seems to be getting closer to her while standing up for her.
77anshul's avatar
77anshul
Kayo's life was very sad, which explains why she's so antisocial. The episode had a dark theme, but I'm glad Satoru's making good progress in gaining Kayo's trust. The fox scene was very cute. Still, will it be enough? He doesn't just have to save lives & the clock is ticking.
kirandande123's avatar
kirandande123
The abuse behind Kayo's silence hits like a punch to the gut. Satoru standing up for her against false accusations and taking her to that frost-covered tree is quietly beautiful. The warmth he offers contrasts painfully with her reality at home. Deeply moving and tender.
jeerox's avatar
jeerox
School life stuff ramps up the personal stakes nicely. Pacing flows smoothly between slice of life and subtle tension. Animation captures the 80s/90s kid energy beautifully, soft colors, great snow scenes. Character development deepens friendships in a natural, heartfelt way. :')
charliereviews's avatar
charliereviews
Man this episode is really hard to watch. I really feel sorry for Hinazuki in this episode. The plot thickens in every episode and it's just so interesting how he's going to put the mysteries all together.
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aryanverma26272

EPISODE CONTEXT

Following Episode 2's reestablishment of Satoru in 1988 and his initial reconnection with Kayo, 'Birthmark' deepens the emotional foundation that the rest of the season will build on—this is where the show commits to its heart, not just its hook. Sitting at the quarter-mark of the 12-episode run, it bridges the setup phase into more active territory, directly feeding into Episode 4 where Satoru's protective instincts sharpen into concrete action against the approaching tragedy.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

Following Episode 2's reestablishment of Satoru in 1988 and his initial reconnection with Kayo, 'Birthmark' deepens the emotional foundation that the rest of the season will build on—this is where the show commits to its heart, not just its hook. Sitting at the quarter-mark of the 12-episode run, it bridges the setup phase into more active territory, directly feeding into Episode 4 where Satoru's protective instincts sharpen into concrete action against the approaching tragedy.

QUICK TAKES

haikal17198's avatar
haikal17198
VerifiedVerified

I love how the episode didn’t have any dragging moments and stayed fast-paced! Each part contains new, crucial info. But it also has a heartbreaking moment involving Hina, and even a hint of romantic vibe. Overall, this episode has romance, suspense, and sadness


pam2026's avatar
pam2026
VerifiedVerified
Satoru trata de remediar el pasado de Kayo tras confirmar su dura vida y le da un momento mágico y emotivo tratando de parecer de su edad y no atraer sospechas.
haleyjschwartz's avatar
haleyjschwartz
VerifiedVerified
So sweet! I teared up watching this. It's heartbreaking seeing Kayo's home life and what she deals with at school, but Satoru trying to help make her life better is so wholesome. It really delves into why Kayo is the way she is and it's absolutely worth the watch.
0kchill's avatar
0kchill
Satoru's journey continues in his childhood and I like that we get to see some more moments of their daily lives as kids. There were some heartbreaking scenes involving Hinazuki though, but Satoru seems to be getting closer to her while standing up for her.
77anshul's avatar
77anshul
Kayo's life was very sad, which explains why she's so antisocial. The episode had a dark theme, but I'm glad Satoru's making good progress in gaining Kayo's trust. The fox scene was very cute. Still, will it be enough? He doesn't just have to save lives & the clock is ticking.
kirandande123's avatar
kirandande123
The abuse behind Kayo's silence hits like a punch to the gut. Satoru standing up for her against false accusations and taking her to that frost-covered tree is quietly beautiful. The warmth he offers contrasts painfully with her reality at home. Deeply moving and tender.
jeerox's avatar
jeerox
School life stuff ramps up the personal stakes nicely. Pacing flows smoothly between slice of life and subtle tension. Animation captures the 80s/90s kid energy beautifully, soft colors, great snow scenes. Character development deepens friendships in a natural, heartfelt way. :')
charliereviews's avatar
charliereviews
Man this episode is really hard to watch. I really feel sorry for Hinazuki in this episode. The plot thickens in every episode and it's just so interesting how he's going to put the mysteries all together.
aryanverma26272's avatar
aryanverma26272

©2016 三部けい／KADOKAWA／アニメ「僕街」製作委員会 ©Kei SANBE 2015／KADOKAWA

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All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their owners. If you are a rights holder and have concerns about any content on this site, please contact us at legal@animeoshi.com

©2016 三部けい／KADOKAWA／アニメ「僕街」製作委員会 ©Kei SANBE 2015／KADOKAWA

AnimeOshi.com refers to anime titles, character names, logos, and other trademarked or copyrighted materials to identify and describe the works being reviewed, discussed, ranked or otherwise referenced on this site. This usage is believed to be nominative fair use or non-infringing and is not intended to imply any affiliation with the respective rights holders.

All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their owners. If you are a rights holder and have concerns about any content on this site, please contact us at legal@animeoshi.com