I mean, Yukihira is not wrong in that line. Eizan is like manipulating things from a safe distance. Which I call him a coward. Polar Star Dormitory students are also fighting. As expected. Yukihira's words made me laugh, even Rindo too. I mean, I can't blame Yukihira for thinking that way. I like how Yukihira taunts Eiza. I find Nakiri's frustration funny. They refuse to follow Nakiri's advice. The ending is so good.

teejaymariano25

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What a very satisfying episode! Both in how it was handled, and how the food was the main draw of the episode! Eizan is a pretty despicable character, like a textbook yankee villain. I also love seeing the unity of the polar star dormitory chefs! The side characters are very interesting to watch too! I recommend you guys to savor this episode!

Episode Context

Sitting at the two-thirds mark of The Third Plate, episode 8 escalates the rebellion against Tootsuki's new administration that was established in earlier episodes, turning ideological conflict into direct combat. The groundwork laid in 'It Begins' pays off here as Soma puts everything on the line against one of the Elite Ten's enforcers. This shokugeki carries major implications heading into 'Hunting the Survivors,' where the fallout will determine the fate of the resistance movement.

Runtime24 min

Filler StatusCanon

Plot ImportanceMED

Air DateNov 22, 2017

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